14 10 311 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7b5931cba6da6dae3b2019242e85c87c.pdf 7234b17b4fb3f64e2ba15bee0dd86bd3 PDF Text Text ; £>■*» THURSDAY August 19, 1993 Sanford Herald Serving San ford , La k a Mary and Sam inola C o u n ty sin ce 1 0 0 8 85th Year, No. 307 - Sanford, Florida Stop truant students? □ Program to keep kids in school includes parents □ Sports B y VICKI DsSORMIER Herald Stall Writer More than halfway there ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Of the 25 adult softball leagues to be offered at the new Seminole Softball Complex this fall. 14 were already at capacity as o f Monday. □ See Page IB BRIEFS I SANFORD — The Seminole County schcxil district Is always looking for ways to reduce the number of days students are out of class without permission. T o that end. district administrators hnvc applied for a Community Juvenile Justice Partnership Grant. The grant could bring S75.000 to the district to establish a pilot progrum at Sanford Middle School and Lakevlew Middle School In Sanford. According to Dr. Marion Dailey. Executive Director for Instructional Support Services lor the district, the purpose of the grants Is to construct a program that will reduce truancy, out-of-school suspensions, expulsions and Juvenile ctf me. According to Dailey, school truuney Is less than five percent, but that any student out of school Is one too many. It Is believed such a program will also enhance SANFORD - A benefit concert and barbecue has been planned for Sunday. Aug. 29. at Jack's Draught House. 2400 N. Volusia Avc.. Orange City. The event will benefit Philip Chandler, the young man who was the victim of u carjacking on July 17. He was brought to HCA Central Florida Regional Hospital after he was found comatose and suffering from hyperthermia In DcBary uftcr his ubductors left him In the parking lot of the local campus of Daytona Beach Community College. He had been stuffed In the trunk o f his car and left there for up to five hours, police said. Chandler has been transfered from HCA Central Florida Regional Hospital. In Sanford, to Florida Hospital. Orlando, where he Is said to be doing well In rehabilitation. The benefit will begin at 1 p m. There will be live music, an all-you-can-eat barbecue for S3, an auction, a raffle and much more. For more Information, call 775-2377. By SANDRA ELLIOTT Herald Staff Writer Last chance for prepaid tickets Vial of Life distribution sites The Seminole County sheriff's office will be Instituting the Vial o f Life program for senior citizens In Seminole County. This program has been designed to assist seniors by providing vital Information to law enforcement officers or emergency medical personnel. The kits will be distributed ut the following locations from 9 to 11 a.m. • Wednesday. Aug. 25 at the Seminole County sheriff's office. 1345 28th St.. Sanford. • Thursday, Aug. 26 at Lake Mary Center. 3677 Lake Emma Road. Lake Mary. • Thursday. Sept. 2 at Eastbrook Service Center. 3708 Howell Branch Rd.. W inter Park. Register to vote SANFORD — A voter registration opportunity will be available at Wilson Elementary’ School lommorrow. Residents may register at the school, located at 985 Orange Blvd., from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. Twins to undergo operation PHILADELPHIA — The parents o f Siamese twins with a shared heart have agreed to a surgical separation that will mean certain death for one baby and will probably kill her sister, too. Without surgery, doctors said, both 7-wcekold Am y and Angela I.akcbcrg will die. With It, the chance of survival Is as low as 1 percent for the twin who Is chosen to get the heart. Dr. James A. O’ Neill J r. chief surgeon at Children s Hospital o f Philadelphia, told the twins' parents Wednesday that doctors were ready to try to separate the babies. He said the surgery could occur as early as Friday. Eyes like limpid pools and lips the color of n pomegranate arc the (wets' otic to beauty and love. But one modern day researcher claims Its a woman's waist to hip ratio that attracks a man when choosing a prospective mate. As a first Impression, one new study says, men are attracted by the lower half o f u womun's hourglass figure. That's right, the LOWER half. The research Is the latest In a long-standing effort to figure out how men and women choose each other for marriage. HafaM PfKrto b, Herman Schtoadar Altar 38 ytars, Elliott would pick Rote Davit again at hit wits. Drought? Sanford still soggiest! By J. MARK BARFIELD Herald Sanlor Staff Writer_________ SANFORD - Although drought­ like conditions continued Into the fourth month In July, Sanford con tin u es to he the officiallysogglrst location In the 19-county St. Johns River Water Management District. Sanford was In great shape when measured by the accumulated rain for the year beginning In August 1992 and ending In July 1993. Rainfall for the period exceeded the 30-year normal by more than 13 Inches. The water district tracks 12 rainfall guages monthly throughout the district. The guugcs are placed When It comes down to the final choice, a second study says, the selection process Is surpris­ ingly random. In the August Issue of the Journal of Prrvmnllty and Social Psychology. Devcndra Singh ol the University of Texas at Austin suggests one lni|>ortant first Intlccmrnt for men may be women whose waistlines are small when compared to their hips. Singh suggests the attractiveness of the low r a t io o f w a is t to hip measurements may have been a way lor early humans to assess a woman's fitness to produce and rear children. Research has CBee Mate*. Page 5A C E N T R A L REGION 1993 RAINFALL and monitored by the National Oceanic and Atm ospheric A d ­ ministration. Shorter-term comparisons show- rain has been on the wane for several months. Only 2.56 Inches of rain was recorded In the Sanford gunge In July. Thai's 3.66 Inches below the NOAA July norm established dur­ ing the 1961-10-1990 period, which was 6.22. During the past three months, overall Sanford rainfall was 6.93 Inches below nominl. During the past six months, rnln was 7.47 Inches below normal. Above-normal rain during the first three months of 1993. combined Avarage of N O A A sites at Ocala, Daytona Doach, Lisbon & Sanford CBee Rain, Page 5A Lake Mary still considering basketball courts B y NICK FFBIFAUF Herald Stiff Writer LAK E MARY - Basketball courts w ill be back for more city com­ mission consideration tonight. At Issue are (wo courts In the residen­ tial area, which the city had pre­ viously decided to eliminate. Citizens had complained about how courts could be added to Phase I, and built In an area near the entrance of the complex, o ff Rantoul Lane. Even though there was some concern voiced by residents cast of the proposed sports complex courts about noise and lights, the com- al when It was built. Following lengthy discussions during the past few months, the commission voted to close the cou rts. P ark s and R ecreation Director John Holland was asked to speak on new courts originally proposed for Phase II of the major sports complex. Last month. Holland explained the double co u rts lo ca ted at Country Club Road and Lake Mary Avenue. Their objections were to the noise and profanity caused by late night play, and the distraction caused by lights both at the courts and from parked automobiles. The matter first came to light when It was discovered one o f the courts had not received site approv­ HSee Basketball, Page 5A Back to school today for All Souls students From staff and wire reports INDEX CSee Truant, Page 5A How do men pick mates? Benefit for Chandler set SANFORD — Friday Is the last chance to buy pre-pald tickets for the Humane Society of Seminole County's River Cruise which will lake place on Sunday. Aug. 22. Tickets can be purchased at the Hooters Restaurant on State Road 436 In Casselberry on Friday only from 7 to 10 p.m. Carter, the Humane Society mascot, will be on hand. For more Information call 324-8051. school safely. „ "W e believe we can create a strong program, she said. The program the district hopes to create will be a collaborative effort between education, law enforement and the HRS (the department of Health and Rehabilitative Services) Juvenile Justice system. According to Dailey, a prevention. Intervention and re-entry program will be developed that will 3 »,j lr (4| t........... ......BB Horoteopo...... u 4B.BB Movlas........... CarsIae ...... „.... Pooplo............ Boar Abbv Deatkimimmf By VICKI DaSORMIER Herald Stall Writer D r . O a t t .............. Editorial........ ...... 4A Television....... Florida.......... Play it again, Sam Partly cloudy In the afternoon with a 30 percent chuncc of thunderstorms. High In the lower 90s. For mar* wssthsr, so* Fays f A H»f*M Shoto b, Tommy Vlnconl Students at All Souls Catholic School llna up to g rw t tsachsrs and follow studants. SUBSCRIBE TO T H E SANFORD HERALD FO R THE" BEST L O C A L NEWS ,»*»-* - a- j:. , SANFORD — One little girl, arms crossed and lower lip extended, turned her back on the front gate of All Souls Catholic School und refused to go In for the first day of school. Though she seemed to be In a distinct minority us other students ran past her. seemingly unable to wait to gel to class, she refused to hear her mother's picas to "turn right around and march In there." One little boy named Justin, nearly forgo! to kiss his mother goodbye as he headed for the first grade classroom. "Sec ya Inter.*' he called, smiling and waving, as his mother retreated, a bit tearfully, to the car. Deborah Hermann brought the family video camera to record Ihc first day of school for her fourth grader and her kindergartener. "T h e fourth grader Is very excited." she said with a little laugh. "T h e klndergartncr...wcll. I don’ t think there was the same kind of excitement there." [ See School, Page BA B u S l t t i S m1 �2A - Santord Herald. Sanford. Florida - Thursday. August 19. 1993 NEW S FROM THE REGION AND A C R O S S THE S T A T E Tax hike St. Johns River Water Management District proposing 55% increase Plane crashes at Guantanamo Base By Associated Press MIAMI — A civilian plane under contract to the Navy crashed and burned short of the runway at the Guantanamo Naval Station, critically Injuring three crew members. The IK ' H's three crew mrm tiers were flown to Jackson Memorial Hospital In Miami and listed In critical condition today. Conrad Kalltta, president of American International Airways Ine. in Ypsilantl. Mich.. Identified the crew as flight engineer David K Richmond. 35. or Ypsilantl. Va.: pilot James Chupo, 54. o f Fayetteville. Ga.: and co-pllot Thomas Curran. 48. of Peachtree City, Ga. The Navy said the plane was carrying mall and perishable foods from Norfolk to the base In Cuba. The crush occurred about 5 p in. EOT. I.t. Cmdr. Kevin Wrustng. spokesman for the Norfolk-based Atlantic Fleet Naval Air Forre said the Wednesday crash was under Investigation. Coast Guard suspends search for men FORT MYERS — The Coast Guard suspended a search for two crew members missing after their shrimp boat caught fire and sank In the Gulf o f Mexico 50 miles southwest of Cain* Romano. The crew of a passing fishing boat sighted the fire aboard the 69-foot Alene K of Fort Myers early Tuesday, and Coast Guard alrcralt were dispatched to search for survivors. A patrol boat from the Fort Myers Beach Coast Guard Station arrived on the scene around 6:30 a m., and the crew attempted lo fight the fire, but the Alene K sank at 7:58 a.m. The missing men urc Hilbert Klesel. Jr.. 24. nnd Ryan Klcsel, 21. sons of Alene K's owner. Hilbert Klesel Sr. Coast Guard planes and boats searched nbout 660 square miles Tuesday, nnd n Jet from the Miami Coast Guard Air Stutlon scoured another 400 square miles Wednesday before the search was called off. ORLANDO — The founder o f Bolt Aviation Inc.. Richard G. Smith, faces up to 17 years In prison on guilty pleas to drfrnudlng Florida Investors. Smith pleaded guilty to 83 counts o f grand theft, fraud, selling unregistered securities and selling securities without a license. The surprise plea agreement Tuesday ended n circuit court trial in Orlando. Prosecutors alleged that Smith cheated Investors out of about $600,000 by wildly Inflating sales figures and lying nbout his products. At one time, he claimed $18 million In sales, mostly to commercial airlines. A review by the slate comptroller's office found sales o f only 8112,347 from 1986 to 1991. Circuit Court Judge Lon Cornelius set sentencing for Aug. 30. Rape suspect nabbed In four hour chase FORT WALTON BEACH — A teen-age rape suspect eluded police for four hours by swimming Into the Gulf o f Mexico and then led officers on a brief highway chase before crashing In a stolen van. Okaloosa County s h e r iffs deputies charged George Christopher Powell. 17. of Kenner. La., with sexual battery and kidnapping and said they will send two other Louisiana teens. tVrrft'-yitHtehgeni •In the van. luck borne to face unrelated r liik g r t llx m _. . . -‘ **1 ‘Wednesday's capture followed a two-duy crime spree across fuvnslitrfrjsuld sheriffs spokesman Rick Hord. The van was stolen Tuesday in Louisiana and had tags stolen In Florida. Inside, deputies found credit cards and other properly stolen In Biloxi. Miss., and Mobile. Ala. The chase began when a citizen reported a woman was being robbed ut n beachfront motel near this Florida Panhandle city. When deputies arrived at about 2 a.m. CDT the suspect began swimming. Instead o f n robbery, two 15-year-old girls reported they hud tarn accosted at gun|Milnt and one o f them was raped. Hord sold. School exposed to toxic spray TALLAHASSEE — The state's top health official confirmed students and teachers were exposed to a toxic chemical sprayed on the roof o f a Florida Panhandle school by workers clad In space suit-like protective gear. Neoguard, a foam sealant containing toxic Isocyanates, was sprayed three Hines on the roof o f Baker School In the town of Baker with what Health and Rehabilitative Services Secretary Jim Towey called "troubling disregard for the safety of students and teachers." Towey. however, said an Investigation by his agency showed the school now Is safe and can reopen on schedule for the new school year next week. Isocyanates con cause irritation to mucous membranes, skin and respiratory systems. Exposure also can Induce asthma and cause neurological damage. From Associated Press reports M IA M I - H e re a re Ih e winning numbers s e le c te d Wednesday In the Florida Lot­ tery: Fantasy S 12 -21 - 16 -8-24 Cash 3 5-8-2 pink P lay 4 S-2-6-7 S an fo rd H erald Thursday, August 19, 1993 Vol 85. No 307 Pubtti had Dtlhr and Sunday. aicapt Saturday by The Sanford Harald. Ine. >00 N. French Are . Santord. FU JI771 Sacond Ctaaa Poalaga Paid at Santord, Florida and additional mailing otflcoa POSTMASTER: Sand addroto changoo Id TOE SANFORD HERALD, P O S o l 1N 7. Santord. FL JJ 773-1MT. option Ratos (Da»y A Sunday) JMontho 1 Yaa/ Mom# D$Vwfy ns.se moo Florida Raaldania mutt pay 7% oaloa la i In addition to rata, a bora Phono (447) J 23-2011. -Dominic M. Calabro "There's no method for anyone who Is accountable to the voters to control how these districts spend their m oney." he said. " I f another agency announced they were going to raise their property tax rate 55 percent, they (taxpayers) would hang them up at the courthouse nnd shoot them." hr said. Calabro said all five water management districts need to come under the scrutiny of the Legislature In coordination, thr budgets nnd their activities. Albancsl said despite the fact that the board Is appointed. It Is aware of taxpayer concerns. “ They urc very responsive to what they consider their constituency — the taxpay­ ers." Albancsl said. Taxpayers arc welcome to speak at budget hearings on Sept. 7 nnd Sept. 22. Albancsl said. The final budget will be considered nt the Sept. 22 meeting. Both meetings are at the district headquarters In Palatka. Taxpayers may also send letters nbout the proposed budget to the governing board. Albancsl said. Under the proposed Increase, n homeown­ er with property nsscsscd at $100,000. who claims a $25,000 homestead exemption, would pay 841.63 In taxes to the district next year, an increase o f $14.78 over this year. Flood victims treated to vacation By Associated Brass_________ Smith faces 17 years In prison LOTTERY P ALA TK A — SI. Johns River Water Management District officials are recom­ mending a 55 percent tax increase next year citing unfunded legislative mandates and cuts In state funding. The district’s nine-member governing txwtrd tentatively approved the increase In the agency's current property tax In July from .358 milts to .555 mills. Ed Albancsl. n district spokesman, said Wednesday. The 55 percent tax Increase, the first In three years. Is drawing some fire because the water, management board Is appointed by the governor and Is not accountable to taxpayers. "That's phenomenal. That's eight to 10 times faster than personal Income growth In Florida tills year." Dominic M. Calabro. president of Florida TaxWalch. a govern­ mental watchdog and taxpayer research agency, said Wednesday. I lf another agency an­ nounced they were going to raise their property tax rate 55 percent, they (taxpayers) would hang them up at the courthouse and shoot them. I DAYTONA BEACH SHORES — About 100 Midwestern fami­ lies will spend next week trying to forget their recent travails with flood waters by enjoying the hospitality o f this Florida bcachslde community. Businesspeople and residents o f this town of 2.500 are footing much of the bill, expected to total more than $200,000. The vacations ore the result o f an Idea by Mayor Don targe to help some o f the flood victims. " I kept seeing the television pictures o f the people Mid the damage. I fell sorry about the people crying. My heart went out to t h e m . " L a r g e s a id on Wednesday. He first thought or bringing one family into his own home and then decided to present the Idea to city officials and Invite 100 families — the number Just flew Into hts head. "Everybody I called was en­ thusiastic" and Joined In. the mayor said. Hotels and motels arc provid­ ing free rooms, the local Lions Club and realtors will furnish transportation, a travel agency e x p e rt Is coord in atin g free guided tours and the community will sponsor welcome and de­ parture parties plus other activi­ ties. Restaurants and beach con­ cessionaires are pitching In with free meals and beach vehicles and equipment. Het ato Pholo by Tomm, Vlneanl A fresh start Seminole High School freshman Alicia Wells gets some help In understanding her schedule and finding classes from friends Cassandra Vincent and Juan Carlos, both seniors. Welle- and other freshman went lo the school yesterday to leam their way around the campus and meot the faculty before classes begin on Monday. Grand jury charges 2 in HRS computer probe, seals report By JACK IIH A LLIPAX Associated Press Writer TALLAHASSEE — A grand Jury Indicted two former state workers after months o f investigat­ ing allegations of wrongdoing In the purchase o f the state's welfare computer. Attorneys for Vlann Hardy, former deputy of secretary o f management systems for the state Department o f Health and Rehabilitative Serv­ ices. and Judy E. Mitchell, former director o f the computer project, confirmed their clients were named In the Indictments, which were scaled Wednesday until the women were In custody. The report criticising how the state Department or Health and Rehabilitative Services handled the purchase o f the computer will be sealed for about three weeks to give the people whose names appear In It a chance to respond. Circuit Judge L. Ralph Smith told the 16 Jurors Wednesday he could tell they had taken their work seriously over the last eight months. "Your recommendation!, if followed by politi­ cians and people who make policy ... will " I was worried for a while that we weren't getting enough re­ sponse." said Large. Indeed. It took several weeks for enough people to warm to the Idea and take Daytona Beach Shores up on Its ofTer. Officials in flooded towns were contacted, and newspapers, radio and television stations spread the news about the offer throughout the Midwest. The airfare was the only major expense not covered by the offer, but C o n tin en ta l and D elta. certainly go to Improve our government." Smith said. The Investigation begun last summer after complaints from HRS workers about decisions that led to the setup ol the $173 million computer. The computer, which has been up and running for two years, can process 5 million transactions a day. handle 2.3 million welfare cases and run 12.000 individual terminals. It's the largest non-military system of Us kind In the nation. But It's been plugued by mulUmillton-dollar errors In welfare programs. And It's crashed several times, forcing people to wait In long lines for benefits. The grand Jury focused on the relationship between some HRS officials and computer executives to determine whether favoritism was shown in a $5.1 million upgrade done by IBM. The parade of witnesses before the grand Jury’ included Gov. Lawton Chiles, who voluntarily testified Iwo weeks ago. T H E W E A TH E R LOCAL FORECAST Today: Partly cloudy in the afternoon with a. 20 percent chanrc of thunderstorms. High In the lower 90s. Tonight: Fair. Low In Ihe mid 70s. Light and variable wind. Friday: Partly cloudy with a 30 percent chance o f afternoon thunderstorms. High In Ihe mid 90s. Wind southeast 5 to 10 mph. Extended Forecast: Saturduy through Monday: Partly cloudy with a chance o f afternoon and even ing thunderstorms each day. Generally fair at night and during the mornings. Lo\ys each night In Ihe lower to mid 70s. FLORIDA TRMFS O ff Daytona Beach FI Laud B .« h Fofl Myef» GalnetvIN* Jackionvllto K tyW M l Lakeland Mlarr.l Pomecsle lid U ll Telleheatee Tampa Vteo Beech W. Palm Baach HI N M OJ 04 07 *1 H U n 100 tj OJ *1 9 VJ'-V THURSDAY Ptlycldy 92-75 n 71 74 TJ 71 70 74 Pel 00 mm 00 .1 .40 SO St SO SO 00 .1 .1 00 .01 ---------- 1 FRIDAY Ptlycldy 92*75 lW VJ^A.---------- * SATURDAY P tlycldy 92-75 r \\ SUNDAY Ptlycldy 92-75 ' '______ *____ ■ ■ , NEW Aug. 17 € FIRST Aug. 24 La at 70 71 a 7) 71 71 NATIONAL TBMPS BXTBNO SO O U TLO O K PULL Sept. 1 Sept. 30 <1 LAST Sept. 9 FR ID A Y SO LUNAR T A B LE t Min. 8:00 a.m., 8:35 p.m.: Moj. 1:50 a.m.. 2:20 p.m. T ID E S ) D a y to n a Beach) highs. 10:45 a.m.. 11:01 p.m.: Iowa. 4:18 a.m.. 4:49 p.m.; N ew S m y rn a Baach: highs. 10:50 a.m.. 11:06 p.m.; lows. 4:23 a.m.. 4:54 p.m.: Cocoa Beach) highs. 11:05 a.m.. 11:21 p.m.; lows. 4:38 a.m.. 5:09 p.m. ORACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves are 1-2 feet and glassy. Current la to the north with a water temperature o f 83 degrees. New Smyrna Beach: Waves are 1-2 feet and glassy. Current Is slightly north, with a water temperature of 82 degrees. St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet Tonight: W ind southwest 5 to 10 knots. Seas 2 feet or leas. Bay and inland waters smooth. A few thunderstorms near shore north part. Friday: W ind southwest 10 knots. Seas 2 feet. Bay and Inland waters a light chop. A few thunderstorms near shore In the afternoon. MONDAY Ptlycldy 92-75 STATISTICS T h e h igh temperature In Sanford Wednesday was 96 degrees and the overnight low was 71 as reported by the University o f Florida Agricul­ tural Research ami Education Center. Celery Avenue. R ecorded rainfall for the p e rio d , e n d in g at 9 a.m . Thursday, totalled 0 Inches. The temperature nt 9 a.m. today w as 81 degrees nnd Wednesday's overnight low was 76. as recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. 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According to police. Knight ripped a purse from a woman walking near the Sanford Post Office nnd fled. Officers located him several blocks away near the Chamber o f Commerce building at 400 E. First Street, and placed him under arrest. Knight has been charged with robbery. BOSTON — Mothers who eat plenty o f fruits, vegetables and vitamin C during pregnancy appear to lower the risk that their children will develop brain cancer, researchers reported today. The scientists set out to test the Idea that eating smoked meats and other foods high In nitrates, nitrites and nllrosamlncs during pregnancy raises the risk o f this cancer. However, they found no sign that these substances were bad. In fact, a high Intake o f nitrates actually appeared to reduce the risk o f childhood brain cancer cnlled primitive neuroectodermal tumors. While the study did not Identify any foods that convincingly seemed to raise the risk. It Identified several that appeared to lower It. However, such studies cannot actually prove cause and effect, and some hidden factor other than food could have accounted for the differences. of Medicine. "Our results nonetheless suggest that some aspects o f maternal diet Influence the risk of primitive neuroectodermal tumor In children," the researchers wrote. The study was directed by Dr. Greta R. Bunin at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia nnd published In the New England Journal The study found roughly a 75 percent reduction In the risk o f this cancer among children whose mothers consumed the largest am ounts o f fruits, vegetables, vitamin C. nitrate and folate. Tak in g multivitamins early In pregnancy as well as Iron supplements also seemed to help. It was based on Interviews about eating habits during pregnancy with 166 women whose children had the brain tumors. Those findings were compared with the diets of mothers whose children remained free of the disease. Home burglary Willie Choice. Jr.. 21. 1021 Strawberry Avc.. was arrested by Sanford police Tuesday. The arrest report said Choice reportedly ripped the locks o ff a door and entered a residence In the 1400 block o f W. 11th Street, ransacked the home, and removed Items valued at $520. Police said while Choice was still In the house, the owner arrived and confronted Choice with a large knife. Choice reportedly fled, and was arrested a short time later by police at a bar. Choice has been charged w iih burglary and grand theft. Up on Main Street President-elect of The Sanford K l w a n Is C l u b , J a n i c e Sp rin g field , hands over a check for $1,000 to Chris Cranlus, representing Sanford Main Street, yesterday. The money Is earmarked for a slate and federal program that, when In p la ce , will aid In the re|uvenatlon of downtown Sanford’s commercial district. Sanford la submitting a formal proposal in hopes of being chosen for the program. Warrant arrests made • Michael Anthony Mitchell. 29. 2015 Cedar Avenue, Sanford, was arrested by sheriff's deputies at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility Tuesday. He was wanted on a Seminole County warrant for sale of cocaine. • Carlton Nathaniel Ealy, 24. *82 Castle Brewer Court, turned himself In at the Jail Tuesday. He was wanted for violation of parole on a conviction of habitual traffic offences. • Pedro Paul Bencvldcs. 24. of Orlando, was arrested following a traffic stop on Lake Mary Blvd. by Lake Mary police Tuesday. He was found to be wanted on an Orange County warrant for grand theft. • Tony Lcnnrd Harris, 26. 1110 E. 11th Street. Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police following a traffic stop at 13th Street and Palmetto Avenue Tuesday. He was wanted on a Polk County warrunt for violation of parole on a conviction o f aggravated assault, and petit theft. • Lorenzo Tillman. 45. 415 W. 7th Street. Sanford, was arrested by sheriff s deputies at his residence Tuesday. He was wanted on a warrant for violation of parole on convictions of carrying a firearm and driving with a suspended/revoked license. H«r*M Photo by Tommy Vihcmi Police say crowd urged on, aided stabbing By MICHBLLB L O C K ! Associated Press Writer_______ Domestic violence • Robert Lee Plcrcefleld, 37. 794 E. Charing Cross Circle. Lake Mary, was arrested by sheriffs deputies at his residence Tuesday following an altercation with his wife. He was charged with battery, domestic violence. • Michael John Cronkhlte. 38. of Knox. Indiana, was arrestrd by sh eriff s deputies at a motel on W. S.R. 40 Tuesday. Deputies said during a dispute with his wife, he exposed himself In front o f an eight-year-old child. Cronkhlte was charged with domestic violence, battery, and committing a lewd and lascivious act In the presence of a child. Offense reports Sheriffs deputies report $230 In Items were stolen from an apartment on Sun Lake Loop near Lake Mary on Tuesday. • A burglary* was reported to Sanford police at 7 a.m. Tuesday.-h»- th e -3400 block o f S. Orange Avenue. A TV set valued at $100 was reportedly stolen. Just 45 minutes later, a second burglary was reported, at 7:45 a.m. in an unlocked storage shed behind a neighboring residence. Items taken were valued at $425. • A custom mnde boat cover was reportedly stolen from a boat Tuesday, parked in the 2600 block of W. 25th Street In Sanford. • A TV set and other Items totaling over $300 W’ere reportedly stolen Tuesday at a residence In the 1700 block of W. 18th Street. • An estim ated S I.1 30 In computer equipment was reportedly stolen between Aug. 6 and 9. from two rooms In the Computer Services Division, at the Seminole County Services Building on E. First Street. • A VCR was reportedly stolen Tuesday from an occupied dwelling In the 1700 block o f W. 13th Street. Police said the occupant of the home was sleeping during the burglary. • Property valued at over $300 was reportedly stolen from a residence In the 1700 block of W. 16th Street In Sanford. Police said entry was made through an unlocked front door. • A 1980 Oldsmobllc was reportedly stolen early Wednesday, while parked In the Park Avenue Trailer Park. The police r*‘port did not give the license number of the vehicle. OAKLAND. Calif. - Dlonc Wells, already battered and bloody, was fleeing for her life from a knlfc wlcldlng woman when she ran Into a group of teen-agers hanging out on a street comer. What happened next surprised even veteran police officers. "S h e was knocked to the ground ... several people In the crowd stomped and kicked (hcr| on the ground, one person hit her with a bottle, they all were y e llin g ." said Detective Sgt. John M cK en n a, .w ho Is In ­ vestigating the case. "T h ey were all yelling ... 'Kill heW Kill her! kill her!* " Wells was stabbed to death os she lay where she had fallen. "I haven't seen anything quite like this and l‘vc been doing this a long tim e," McKenna said. McKenna sees the Aug. 11 stabbing as a ominous twist on the infam ous case o f K itty Genovese, a New Yorker whose screams for help were Ignored by neighbors as she was stabbed lo death In 1967. "People usually stand by and do nothing." he said. "This case Is unique." Acting on a Up, police later arrested Stacey Camille Lee. 19. Lee, who was charged with murder, told police she was chasing a woman she believed to be a crack cocaine user out o f AT&T cites computer advances in decision to close 40 offices AP Business Writer NEW YORK — AT& T cited new computer udvances in cut­ ting up to u quarter of Its operators Wednesday ns the long-distnurr carrier continues u consolidation begun last year. American Telephone & Tele­ graph said 3.000 to 4.000 out of Its 17.000 operators could lose tliclr Jobs between April 1994 and early 1995. though many will be offered other positions. T h e company w ill close 40 offices In 20 stales as II consoli­ dates work Into large centers In six cities. The company attributed the cuts to Its adoption o f computers that recognize voice commands, which will go Into service na­ tionally next year. In addition more callers arc dialing direct or using calling cards. A T& T said. The cuts follow the closing of 31 operator offices In 21 states that began In March 1992 and is to finish early next year. AT&T had said up to 6.000 Jobs would be lost by that action but now estimates the number will reach only 2.000. ' • ; : So far about 900 positions have lK*cn eliminated and about 70 percent of these people have found other Jobs within the company. AT&T said. The announcement came two days after AT&T said It would acquire McCaw Cellular Com­ munications Inc., the nation's largest cellular company, for $12.6 billion Executives said Kodak cuts employment by 10,000 to cut costs By DAVID OBRMAIN Associated Prass Writer______ BUFFALO. N.Y. — Eastman Kodak Co. plans lo cut 10.000 Jobs by 1995. freeze research costs and lake other austerity steps to help save $2.8 billion. The leading maker of photo­ graphy products became the latest big U.S. Industrial en­ terprise to slash staff and spending In order to Improve p r o f i t a b i l i t y In a s lo w economy. But analysts who follow the company said the Job cuts, w h ic h w e r e a n n o u n c e d Wednesday and amount to about 9 percent of Kodak's global work force, must go deeper and happen faster. that deal would not affect Jobs at cither company. "W e will offer a new Job within A T & T to e v e r y a f f e c t e d employee who qualifies for an open position and Is willing. If necessary, lo relocate." Dana Becker Dunn, an AT&T vice president, said in a statement. The six operator mega-centera are In or near Charleston, W. Va.. Chicago. Dallas. Kansas City. Philadelphia and Phoenix. Operators have been offered a $6,000 Incentive to move to all The reductions were an­ nounced by outgoing Kodak chairman Kay Whitmore, fired earlier this month by board members dissatisfied with his cfTorts to reduce costs. The plan outlined Wednes­ day was the same one that resulted In Whitmore's ouster, said R. Jackson Blackstock. a securities analyst with First Boston Corp. Kodak, which plans to re­ place Whitmore with an exec­ utive from outside the com­ pany, probably will hire some­ one who w ill make more drastic cuts, Blackstock said. “ The board felt his plan was Insufficient, so by Inference you can figure the cost-cutting Is g o in g to be d e e p e r ." Blackstock said. of those areas except Philadelphia, where the staffing level Is already adequate. The company said It has been working with the Communica­ tions Workers of America and the International Brotherhood o f Electrical Workers, which repre­ sent Its employees, to retrain and relocate the operators af­ fected by the cuts. Employees who do not find other AT&T Jobs will be given severance packages, the com ­ pany said. her apartment building. She pleaded Innocent Wednesday. McKenna said Lee was re­ morseful and denied she was in flu en ced by the ch an tin g crowd. But he said police think the teen-agers, many believed lo be drug dealers, played a role and they are trying to find them . "I think this woman had a button that got pushed. She just went off." he said. The confrontation began In L e e 's a p a r tm e n t b u ild in g . McKenna said she told police she had seen Wells smoking crack before and when she saw her on the night of Aug. 11. she con­ fronted her. There was a fight, which W ells got the worst of. Neighbors separated the two. "There was blood all over the walls." McKenna said. A s h o r t tim e la te r . L e e emerged from her apartment with a knife and began chasing Wells. McKenna said. W ells ran, trying lo seek shelter In a liquor store. But someone inside slammed the door In her face. McKenna said. "A t this point, this group o f people started to run down the street." he said. "They began running down the traffic lanes and surrounded and cut the girl off." One witness told police W ells was "cloth cslln cd ." a football reference. In which a runner Is cut down by an arm to the neck. Another witness said she was tripped. As the group o f about a dozen people, many believed to be drug dealers, chanted " k ill h er." Wells was stabbed several times. McKenna said. Storekeeper Tscgai Tcklu. who was in his liquor store when the uproar broke out. ran out to see Wells "bleeding and scream­ ing." He dented his door was closed to Wells, but McKenna said witnesses. Including Lee. confirmed It. Lee appeared In court Tuesday but didn't entcrjiny plea. As for Wells, little Is known, said McKenna. He said she was Identified by fingerprints and had a record o f trouble, but had not been arrested In tlx years. "I'm not even sure If Wells Is her real nam e." he said. No family members had come forward by Wednesday, a week after the stabbing, he said. Honest, Dependable, Guaranteed and Dedicated Service with a Personal Concern for Your Repair Needs Harrell &. Beverly Transmissions Repairing and Rebuilding Automatic Transmissions 209 W. 25th St., Sanford 322-8415 _________30 Years... Same Location_________ JCPenney BACK 2 SCHOOL FO R W OM EN FO R M E N F O R C H IL D R E N S A L E 16.99 SALE 24.99 S A LE 16.99 R*fl. 19.99. FIVE POCKET COTTON DENIM JEANS. SIZES 3-13 R*g. 19.99. LOOSE-FIT COTTON DENIM JEAN SOLID CO LO RS. BOYS SIZES 8-14 GIRL SIZES 7-14 Rag.29.99. YOUNG MEN'S LOOSE-FIT SALE 19.99 ALL JUNIOR JEANS ON SALE R*£. 21.99. 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Doyle, Publisher and Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Months............................819.30 6 Months............................839.00 1 Year ..............................878.00 Florida Residents must pey 7% sales tax In addition to rates above. EDITORIALS Church keeps faith downtown Throughout history, churches have been responsible for the creation of cities. Once a church Is built, homes start to spring up nearby. Soon, a residential area Is flourishing and commerce and Industry expands. Eventually, towns began to show signs of aging and some businesses ceased operation. People began m oving to more m odern outskirts. As a result, new churches would spring up In the suburbs, pulling the memberships from the downtown churches. While the number of churches near residen­ tial areas outside the city limits of Sanford and Lake Mary has been expanding rapidly, one church is ready to show It Intends to stay In downtown Sanford. First Baptist Church at 5th Street and Park Avenue apparently has enough faith in the continued prosperity of Sanford. It Is plan­ ning to undertake a m assive bu ild in g expansion program. WILLIAM A. RUSHER How much should we tax the rich? During the run-up to passage o f his new tax bill. President Clinton enthusiastically revived the grand old Democratic tactic o f class warfare, assuring everybody that practically all of the new taxes would come out o f the hides o f "the rich," who were not paying "their fair share." Just what “ their fair share” might be Mr. Clinton didn't say. but he Implied (hat. whatever It was, It would simply be a suitable punishment for the way they allegedly made out like bandits during those awful Reagan years. I suppose there are some Americans meanspirited enough to actually enjoy seeing their wealthy fellows citizens stripped o f a larger chunk o f their earnings, and If so Mr. Clinton has presumably won their support. Rut I suspert that most people, hearing that the new taxes were going to fall almost exclusively on “ the rich." felt something more akin to relief than to pleasure in much the way that many Americans are relieved that AIDS, thus far. has Impacted primarily male homosexuals and IV drug users. They wish no one III, but are grateful that they are not personally at Ground Zero. But there Is a fairness Issue here, and we ought to hnvc the courage and magnanimity to face It squarely. Just what have "th e rich " been paving, and what should they pay? jin m In the first place, bear in mind that the famous liberal contention that during the Reagan years "the rich got richer and the poor got poorer" Is simply a Dig Lie. In c o n s t a n t 1080 dollars, according to the Census Bureau, the average family In c o m e o f e v e r y quintile (or fifth) of the population, from top to bottom, grew larger. Now. what propor­ tion o f all federal Income taxes do you £ The famous personally think It liberal would be fair for the contention top 1 percent of tax­ that during payers to pay? In the Reagan 1981. th a t top I years ‘the rich percent was paying got richer and 17.6 percent o f them. the poor got Not enough, you say? oo re r’ *° t Squeeze 'em harder? ig Lie. J OK •• by 1988. when Ronald Reagan got through with them, that top l percent was g They are not predicting doom and gloom for the city. They believe Sanford will continue to grow and prosper, attracting outstanding church-going families. A few other churches have fought to stay in the city and are continuing to serve its residents. This is a true showing of faith In the future. LE TTE R S More on Tiger’s Eye I strongly suggest the Seminole County board of commissioners reconsider the Importance o f Tiger's Eye Productions and lei them stay at their present location. They arc not a threat to the community, they are In fact a very valuable resource. Why have they done this? What Is the reason? I would like to hear their response. Frederick L. Thrushman Orlando Tuning in For the past several weeks I have had difficulty tuning In to Channel WMFE Channel 24 (2). Evrrytlmc I tunc In Channel 24 (2) I get a dialogue other than the dialogue o f the program that Is being televised. However. I accidently discovered that If I tunc In Channel 24 (2) thru my VCR. then I can pick up the dialogue o f the program that is being televised. I thought that 1 would pass this on to you for the benefit o f those that don't know how to tune In. Of course. If you don't have a VCR. there Is no way you can .tune In. It Is a shame because Ch. 24 (2) carries many excellent programs. Antonio Gonzalez Sanford LETTERS TO EDITOR . Letters to the editor are welcome. All Id lers must be signed. Include the address of the writer and a daytime telephone number. Letters should be on a single subject and be us brief us possible. Th? letters are subject to editing. I Mr. Clinton proposes to he more blunt about It, Forget cutting tax rates (even for the middle class, as he promised to do). Instead, raise them sharply on "the rich." After all. they haven’ t been paying "their fair share.” And so It has been done. The real skinny about the deficit Pastor Floyd Blake, the members of the building committee, and approximately 600 members of the church have planned this with considerable consideration and fore­ thought. I feel the Seminole County commissioners don't realize the Importance of having such a valuable school in our community. I personally have watched this program many times. I Invite all the commissioners to watch their program next time they are at the Winter Park Mall or Flea World In Sanford, (last weekend o f each month), and see for themselves what this school Is about. It’a sad and shocking to see how many people do not know a tiger from a lion or the Importance o f snakes and lizards In the role aa rodent and Insect controllers. Am I wrong In feeling that Seminole County la not concerned about our wildlife and the environment? The Florida panther, the Florida manatee and the Gopher tortoise are native to this state so the Issue does concern us like It or not. Tim e Is not far off that like dinosaurs, our wildlife will only be seen In books, or by visiting a museum. This Is a fact. Of course, there Is n big difference Ix-twccn the way President Reagan got more tax money out of the rich and how Mr. Clinton proposes to do It. Mr. Reagan's technique was to cut tax rates, so that a person who earned more money could keep a bigger share of It. even though his actual tax payment Increased. And thut was what actually happened: The average Income of the top fifth of American families rose from 875.903 In 1082 to 892.663 In 1989 (In constant dollars). The federal government was thus able to pec! the top 1 percent for over a quarter of all the Income tax revenues It collected. Instead of only 17.6 percent. JO SEPH SPEAR p w r s s Ground breaking Is scheduled for February o f 1994. on the present church property. The first project will be a new sanctuary. Later, expansions are planned for the educational building and fellowship hall. Recently, the 11 o'clock TV news ran a story concerning the closing down of Tiger’s Eye Productions. This is a school dedicated to the education of the public, about the endangered wildlife of this planet. This Is an Issue that is vital to everyone. The balance o f nature ultimately affects the humans o f this planet. For without the other animals life Itself will cease to exist. paying 27.5 percent, or well over a quarter of all federal Income taxes. (My source here Is "Statistics of Income." published by the Intcrnnl Revenue Service.) That Is the share that Mr. Clinton, without actually specifying It. described as not high enough. MARTIN SCMRAM Putting more cops on streets There are guerrillas In our midst. Make no mistake: Those are enemy troops — street gangs and drug-thugs armed with Rambo-style assault weapons who are seizing blocks of America and murdering Innocent folks who stray Into their spray. All statistics say we are at war at home. Yet, to watch Washington's politicos do-se-do around the crisis o f crime In our streets, you'd think U was Just another non-urgent matter, like our 84 trillion national debt. Last spring, you'd have been stunned to have eavesdropped upon White House meet­ ings as President Clinton and his strategists reviewed upcoming policy Initiatives. On crime, the advisers wanted to Just back the bill of House Judiciary Chairman Jack Brooks. D-Tcxas. when someone asked how many new cops It would put on the streets. None, came the reply. Zero cops. Brooks never liked the Idea o f the Police Corps Idea, the plan to pay college tuition for students who commit to serving four years on a local police force after graduation. It wasn't In his bill. Clinton advisers, then mourning the sudden death of their economic stimulus plan, mainly wanted an easy win. Also, the Police Corps wasn't a priority of Attorney General Janet Reno. So. never mind that President Clinton long had championed the Police Corps. Fortunately, an Influential outsider. Demo­ cratic Leadership Council president and founder Al From, pressed for the Police Corps concept: Clinton domestic policy deputy Bruce Reed searched for funding from within. "Th e most Important policy BUI Clinton can enact on crim e." argued From, "is to put police on the streets. And the best thing politically for BUI Clinton Is to have people look out their window, see a cop on the com er and say: 'Bill Clinton put that cop there."' Now Clinton proposed a crime package that Includes at least a dollop of dollars. 83.4 billion over five years, to add 50,000 cops to our streets. He calls It a "down payment" on his campaign pledge of 100.000 new cops. The word "p a ltry " also comes to mind. Still. It played aa good news. The New York Dally News localized the news with a blaring front page headline: "5.000 COPS; What Bill's crime bill could mean for New York." I Op-Ed Idiocy, meanwhile, is also In our midst. In The New York Times, a professor al the State University o f New York In Albany. David H. Bayley. argued that "th e sad truth Is that hiring more officers will have no cfTcct on the amount o f crime In our society." Wrong. When Los Angeles increased Its street patrols In hlgh-crime areas Just before last April's Rodney King police brutality verdict, homicides dropped by 20 percent: assaults and robberies by 10 percent, police reported. In their book. “ Commlaaloner." former New York City top cop Patrick V. Murphy and Journalist Thomas G. Plate cited a Kansas City patrol atudy showing crime declined significantly after a very high and very visible Increase In police patrols. So here's another way of rethinking our real priorities: First, recall that Clinton plans to cut by attrition 100,000Jobs from the federal bureaucracy In four y e a r s . A n d I 'v e argued he can cut 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 J o b s In EACH of four years — by filling three o f e v e ry fou r o f the 400,000-plus vacan­ cies that occur annu­ ally. Now ask yourself: W ould you rather have 100,000 more cops patrolling your streets or 100,000 more new bureau­ c r a t s f i l l i n g o ld vacancies? C A M statistics And finally, ask: say we are at What would our poli­ war at home, ticians Ik saying If those guerrillas I said were In OUR midst were, more poln ledly. In THEIR midst — and especially In the neighborhoods of their big contributors? What if the drivc-by shootings and random slayings were happening not In our meanest city streets, where most of the Innocent victims arc racial minorities, but In the whlte-on-white cul de sac streets o f our suburbs? What If terrorist gangs roamed and ruled there? g Answer: Our leaders would be discovering billions more far new cops. And they'd be voting — by acclamation — a domestic declaration o f war. All parties In the recent budget bailie seem to think they have at last drull hmieslly with the deficit. (I'm not counting the Republicans, of course. The only thing they agree on Is their solemn obligation to disagree.) Dick Damian's bogus books are a thing of the past, they say. You might not like the taxes or the spending priorities, hilt by gum. you can finally trust the bottom line. I say hogwash. The m easure the C o n ­ g r e s s a g r e e d on ought to hide Its face for pretending to be a "d e fic it redu ction" bill. It's more a “ de­ ceit enhancem ent" bill. I take that back. It Isn't Just the deficit reduction 1)111 that should slink away In shame. It's any dis­ cussion of "budgets" and "deficits" that Is fi It isn't lust conducted Inside the the deficit reduction bill Washington Beltway, that should w h e r e r e s id e s a slink away In mosquito that carries shame. ■ u virus that Inflicts politicians with the d r e a d e d D o u b le Tongue disease. Start with the misnomer, "deficit reduc­ tion." With all the huffing and puffing and preening and posturing, you would think that our sagacious leaders had devised a glum blotter that's going to soak up all the red Ink. wouldn't you? Think again and think of It this way: The Atlantic Ocean Is a shimmering crimson sea of debt and we Just stuck In a medicine dropper and extracted some. Thai's how much reduction in rrul debl we gol. If ull economic predictions prove accurate and everything goes exactly as planned, the deficit will still be going up at the rate of $200 billion u year. Without the compromise. It would be 8300 billion a year. That's your "reduction." Now consider the 8496 billion we have reduced the budget by - 8241 billion of which will be raised with new taxes and 8255 billion o f which will come about through spending cuts. What programs were eliminated? Who took the hits? Well, let's see. There's 844 billion In budget cuts that were agreed to during the 1990 summit, which were counted uguin this time. There's a pile of spurious revenue from rescinded tax breaks (which arc likely to be renewed down the road) and some welfare and Medicaid "savings" that were pushed off on the states. There are tens o f billions saved by "freezing” programs, which postpones both the results and the political pain. Let's put It another way: The lawmakers who "reduced" the deficit arc betting thut future legislators will have more guts than they do. I think wc can take that to the bank, don't you? Finally, consider the national debt Itself, the accumulation of all past deficits, which now stands at 84 trillion-plus und eats up 8300 billion a year In Interest. This surreal figure will still be growing, und by 1998 It will be fatter by 81 trillion-plus Given the rosiest possible scenario, the United Slates wtll owe Us creditors well over 85 trillion und will be paying them Interest In excess of $1 billion a day. Those are the "gross" figures. The gov­ ernment uses different language und num­ bers. They define the national debt us "debt held by the public" and refer to the money It lakes to service It ns "n e t" Interest. Purely by coincidence, of course, these figures arc much lower: The "debt held by the public" Is ubout 83 trillion and the Interest on it comes to 8200 billion. How do the bureaucrats come up with the lower numbers? They simply do not count the money they borrow from themselves. You thought there really were "tm st funds" (or Social Security, govern m en t pensions, airports and highways? Guess again The trust funds are bookkeeping devices. I �Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, AuQust 19, 1993 - I A Teen wins freedom— for now By JAM ES MARTINEZ Associated Press Writer_______ SARASOTA — Kimberly Mays has won the court battle to gel her biological parents out o f lirr life — for now. Only bourn after a judge ruled W ed n esd ay the 14-ycar old switched at birth cannot be forced to visit birth parents Ernest and Regina Twlgg. the couple's attorney promised apl>cu!s all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court tf necessary. "It means at least another year of legal maneuvering." attorney John Blakely said, maintaining his clients ure "entitled to have contact with their own o ff­ spring." And he hinted the battle over Kimberly wouldn't necessarily end when the child turns 18 and becomes an adult In the eyes of the law. " If Kimberly has children of her own. the Twiggs will be the b io lo g ic a l g r a n d p a r e n t s ." Ulakely said. "T h ey have some rights to those children loo." Kimberly's attorneys suld all they want Is for the Twiggs to simply let go and allow the blond, bespectacled ninth-grader to enjoy what childhood she has left. "I hope everybody Just lets her be a normal teen-ager and get on with her life ... that's all she wants." said attorney Arthur Ginsburg. adding Kimberly was "yipplng and yelping" for Joy when he Interrupted her vaca­ tion at an undisclosed location to phone her with the Judge's decision. " S h e wns Just e l a t e d . " Ginsburg said. "She wanted to kiss the judge." Circuit Judge Stephen Dakan stressed nurturr over nature In a ruling that came eight days after a week long trial to decide Kimberly's future. Though he sidestepped Kim­ M ates-------Continued from Page 1A linked the low ratios to good health and reproductive capabili­ ty. he said. And even In a culture whose Icons o f female beauty hove ranged from the voluptuous to Twiggy, the attractiveness of a low walst-Vo-KIp ratios has en­ dured. according to Singh. He found that although women In Playboy centerfolds and Miss America winners have become thinner through the decades, their waist-to-hlp ratios have barely budged. Two Sanford men. one newly married and the other soon to be. said they did not pick their mates based on the body proportions. In the 1990‘s, couples are postpon­ ing marrtige and starting fami­ lies, o p t in g to h a ve fe w e r children. "Back in the olden d ays." William White. Jr. said, "that theory might have been true, but things are definitely different now than when women stayed home baking in the kitchen and having babies." "There were a whole range of things that attracted me to her besides her figure, which Is great," White said about his fiance. Christina Driscoll. "H er beauty, her personality and she Is very Intelligent. Somehow. I can't explain ft either. If I could maybe I'd be a doctor. All I know Is. 1 lucked out. I've found the nicest, most beautiful woman in the world." Driscoll said similar interests helped spark romance after the couple met at work. They started talking about things they both enjoyed Including water activi­ ties. boating, sports, and raquctball. "Things Just sort of clicked." she said. The couple will marry Sep­ tember 25. Newlywed William Coulombc. an auto mechanic, met his bride. Christine, while working on her car. "I didn't want to be too forward and Just ask her out." he recalls. " I noticed her car’s clear coat was peeling and ! told her I had a friend who could llx It if she was Interested and gave her my number." "She called me and we talked for two hours or so." he said. "I took her out to dinner and we hit It off." A lth o u g h C o u lo m b c c o m ­ mented that studying Bunnies and b ea u ty qu een s fig u re s sounded "like a tough Job." he did not use measurements In selecting his bride. He laughed at the suggestion that men use walst-to-hlp ratios as a matepicking guideline. " I liked her personality." he explained. "She Is open-minded and not a gold digger." Coulombc said he had given up on finding "Miss Right" after w orking as a bar tender at Church Street Station. He said he and other workers would some­ times take bets on which man or table of men women would hit berly’s request lor a "d ivorce" from her birth parents. Dakan affirmed Robert Mays, the man who raised her since birth, as her legal father. "I'm very happy today. It*s been a long five years." Mays said o f the legal fight. "It Is over. I almost feel like I've had cancer for five years and they found a cure. They've cut a big bad thing out o f my life." The Judge also said It would be harmful to Kimberly tf she were forced to visit the Twiggs. "T h e evidence is clear Robert M ays Is her p s y c h o lo g ic a l parent." Duknn wrote. "A n y forced contact with the (Twiggs) ... Is likely to produce mental, physical or emotional harm o f a lasting nature to her." Connecticut Judge Charles Gill, founder of the National Task Force for Children's Con­ s titu tio n a l R ig h ts , p raised Dakun's decision. "T h e best Interest of children should be paramount, and tills will go a long way In helping other Judges reach the same conclusions." he said. Even though genetic tests showed the Twiggs to be her biological parents, the Judge said it would Ik - detrimental to Kim­ berly to give them that standing l e g a l l y . H e d e c la r e d h e r "divorce" request moot. The case began at a rural Florida hospital In 1978 when delivery room Identification tags at Hardee Memorial Hospital were switched, sending Kim­ berly nnd another baby girl home with the wrong parents. The swap came to light In 1988. when the girl the Twiggs took home and named Arietta died of a heart defect. Genetic tests showed Arlena wasn't re­ lated to the Twiggs and that Kimberly wns their biological daughter. The two families have been fighting over the girl ever since. on. “ I got so I could tell by looking at a woman by her appearance, the way she dressed or her m ovem ents, that she was a golddlgger.” he said. " I ’ ve seen women wean men for drinks all night, then a half hour or so before closing, they'd excuse them selves for som e reason, and n ever show up again." "I was sick o f It." Coulombc said. "I decided I would Just stop looking because I didn't think there were any decent women left. But I found one." Although the couple plan to have children. Coulombc said they will postpone starting a family for at least five years. After their honeymoon In Cancun. Coulombc said the couple plans to save money and travel before having children. In the second survey published In the July Issue of the Journal, two researchers hnve proposed that ntlhough mate-seeking peo­ ple choose from a field broadly similar to themselves, the final choice Is surprisingly random. D a v id L y k k c n and A u k c Tellegen o f the University of Minnesota surveyed middle-aged Identical twins and their spouses, and they proposed the random­ ness Idea after finding no evi­ dence that people use any set of criteria to choose a mate. If they did. the researchers reasoned. Identical twins who grew up together, having Iden­ tical genes and very similar childhoods, should share nearly ANNELIE 8. D1RKSCHNEIDER Annelic S. Dlrkschneldcr. 77. North Plantation. Lake Mary, died Tuesday. Aug. 17. at Merid­ ian Health Carr Center. Born Feb. 20. 1915 In Austria, she moved to Central Florida In 1976. Mrs. Dlrkschneldcr was a dentist and Lutheran. She was a m e m b e r of the G e r m an American Society o f Central Florida. Survivors Include husband. Theodore; son. Winfred Stephan. M erritt Islan d; fiv e g ra n d ­ c h i l d r e n and f our g r e a t ­ grandchildren. B aldw in -F airch ild Funeral Home, All union tc Springs, in charge of arrangements. AUSTIN L. GROGAN. JR. Austin !,. Grogan. Jr.. 40. Cochran Road. Geneva, died Wednesday. Aug. 1H. at Florida Hospital. Orlundo. Bom Nov. 13. 1952 In Winter Haven, he moved to Central Florida In 1984. He was a professor of mechanical engineering at the University of Central Florida Survivors include wife. Jen­ nifer Israel; mother. Krgcna Lyle. Haines City; futhcr, Austin I... Sr., Haines City: daughter. Tiffany, latke Mary: slstrrs. De­ borah Deese. Hallies City. Susan Court reverses Gregory K.’s adoption, upholds ‘divorce’ from mother By Associated Brass D AYTO N A BEACH The attorney for Gregory K.'s biolog­ ical mother hailed a state ap­ pellate court's decision for fami­ ly preservation In a ruling that said children cannot sue on their own to terminate parental rights. The 5th District Court o f Appeal on Wednesday ruled the 13-ycar-old boy should not have had legal capacity to “ divorce" Ills biological mother. Rachael Kingsley. But on a procedural error, the termination of rights was upheld. "For the preservation o f the family, that Is marvelous." said Jane Carey. Ms. Kingsley's at­ torney. "Because to preserve the family you cannot have chlldien being able to sue their parents to destroy their family." The appellate court ruled Or­ ange County Juvenile Court Judge Thomas Kirk's Sept. 25 termination o f the wom an's parental rights should stand because evidence showed she had abandoned the boy. However, the court reversed the adoption o f Gregory, nowknown as Shawn Russ, by his uttomey saying Kirk erred In handling the termination and adoption proceedings at the same time. Basketball — Continued from Page 1A mission voted to approve the construction. In July however, former City C o m m issio n er Raul T rcm el addressed the commission re­ questing that the downtown courts be brought back for further consideration, rather than eliminating them. Since that time, several meet­ ings have been held between interested persons and city of­ ficials. and the matter was pres­ ented to the Parks and Recre­ ation Board on Aug. 3. At that time, the board recommended the commission consider leaving Ixith downtown courts in place, removing the lights, and en­ forcing a 15 year old and under age restriction. To protect .nearby residents, the board also suggested a hedge be put up. and that the use of the the same criteria and so choose highly similar spouses. But they found that spouses of twin pairs In their study were not cxpcclally alike. They also found that twins did not consistently approve o f their sibling's choice o f a male, contrary to what one might expect tf the two twins w ere using sim ilar selection criteria. The spouses also failed to report any consistent attraction toward their spouse's Identical twin. Rain Continued from Page 1A with the previous five months o f 1992. produced the 12-month 13.05-inch surplus. During 1992, and 1991. San­ ford was the benefactor of a rain bonus. Nearly 18 Inches o f above-normal rainfall were re­ corded In Sanford during 1992. Just one year before. In 1990. rainfall hud reuchcd Its lowest point in more than 40 years. The recent decline In rainfall led the district governing board this month to decide to continue the watering restrictions in the w estern areas o f S em in o le County and elsewhere In the Wcklvn River basin. In June, the board Imposed an 8 u.m.-to-8 p.m. watering ban after the level o f the W eklva River dipped below 7 feet. The rest of central F lo rid a re m a in e d on a 10 a.m.-to-4 p.m. restriction. Smith. Davenport. B a ld w in -F alrch lld Funeral Home, Goldenrod, In charge of arrangements. MILDRED "MIDDIE" HAWKINS Mildred "M id d le " Hawkins. 78. o f One Center Boulevard, A lt a m o n te Spring s, died Wednesday. Aug. 18. at her residence. Bom Nov. 24. 1914 in Fayetteville. W.Va., she moved to Central Florida from Fort laiuderdale In 1977. She was a homemaker and a member of Episcopal Church of the Resur­ rection. She belonged to Junior League of Pittsfield, Mass., nnd was a former member of Rolling Hills Golf Club. Longwood. Survivors Include husband. John L. II; daughter. Grace M.. Longwood; son. John L. III. Ch n t t a n o o g a . T e n n .; t hree grandchildren. Beacon Cremation Service of Central Florida, Orlando. In charge of arrangements. JOSEPH BRYAN RAGSDALE Joseph Bryan Ragsdale. 34. of Bowler's Alley. Lake Monroe, died Monday. Aug. 16. at Central Florida Regional Hospital. San­ ford. Born May 6, 1959 In Macon. Gu.. he moved to Central c o u r t s be r e v ie w e d on a quarterly boats to determine If they were being properly used. At tonight's commission meet­ ing. the question o f retaining the downtown courts. In addition to the continuing plans for the sports complex court construc­ tion. will be discussed In a special presentation during the early portion o f the city com­ mission meeting. HwtMPSoto by Tommy Vlnctnl It the city changes its mind about eliminating the downtown Josh Holloway ralias the flag at school a i Rob Norton aaalsta. courts, the city will have to bring the matter back for future con­ sideration of site plan approval, to grant Itself authority to have Continued from Page 1A each by name, she waved back. the courts at that location. One father stood outside the A c c o r d i n g to C u r r a n , The meeting Is scheduled to gate a few moments as his cnrollcmcnt at the school Is up begin at 7 p.m. In the com­ daughter pushed toward the this year with 267 students mission chambers o f Lake Mary school with the others in her registered for classes on the first City Hall. 100 W. U k r Mary class. day. Blvd. "B ye." he whispered. "I klnda T h e p rc-k ln dcrgarten and miss the days when she didn't kindergarten students at All want me to leave." Souls arc attending classes In Principal Margaret Curran was new facilities across 9th Street Onc friend of a happily mnrrled all smiles as the youngsters from the school. The old build­ Sanford couple said he didn't whisked past her In the court­ ings that housed those students know exactly why people might yard. Most called her name and will be torn down next week. choose each other as mates, but waved as thev ran by. Calling "W e needed some new. mod­ Elliott and Rose Davis were a ern facilities." Curran said. "T h e good example of choosing right. old buildings have been a part of The Bram T ow er residents Sanlord since 1954 or so and It share 38 years o f marriage, seven was time to replace .them with children. 21 grundchUdscn -add something new.*' , fmutnttod from Pag* 1A 11 greatgrandchildren. And U»«y The spotless buildings sit next help the students, and their are still "lovey-dovey, like on n to the old facllty. They are bright honeymoon." Herman Schrocdcr (fillie s , change the patterns In and cheer)’. their lives that have led to the said. "A n d the teachers love them." students' habitual truancy. information from tho Aitoclotod P ro u woo Curran said. I In m il I lory By keeping students In school, The emphasis ut All Souls this she said, the problems of student crime und general mischief on year will Ik - on reading. Students will be encouraged to read more the part of the young people through a variety of activities. should decrease as well. Including monthly televisionDailey said the program will, less n i g h t s whi c h wi l l be hopefully, reduce truancy by 33 Although the monthly average highlighted by at-school activi­ percent at Lakcvlcw and Sanford edged above the seven-foot level ties for the whole family. middle schools. In July, the dnily average was The administration will devel­ dropping so governing board members decided to leave the op strategics to find solutions to the truancy problem as well us b a n In e f f e c t , s a i d P a t evaluating the existing truancy M cSwceney. a district procedures and restructuring or spokesman. * streamlining the programs ns Eventually, u small portion of needed. After a trial run at the two the rain soaks deep underground Into the state's drinking water schools, the district will evuluutc supply. A district monitored well the programs nnd If they are In Geneva was recorded nearly successful, they will apply for a two-tenths of a foot higher than continuation grant In March of the June level. Water In the well next year lo expand (he program has Increased by more than to other middle schools. six-tenths o f a foot during the past 12 months. The water level In a Longwood well took a 2.6-foot plunge last month. Despite the drop, the level has Increused more than two feet during the past 12 months. School Truant S a n fo rd H e ra ld Is a proud member of the "Welcome Wagon" Family In Seminole County Florida In 1983. He was Chris­ tian. S u rvivors include mother, Gruce Garbade. Sanford: brothers. Raym ond Russell. Sanford. James Randall. Lake Monroe: personal representative, Thomas R. Baughman. Sanford. Beacon Creinntlon Service of Central Florida. Orlando. In charge of arrangements. JOSE G. TORMOS. SR. Jose G. Tormos. Sr.. 68. of N. Marcy Drive. Longwood. died Tuesday. Aug. 17. at Medical Center. Baton Rouge. La. Born June 23. 1925 In Puerio Rico, he moved to Central Florida in 1984. He wus a self employed g e n e r a l c o n t r a c t o r and a member of Calvury Assembly Spanish Ministry. 11c was an Army veteran of World Wur II. Survivors Include wife, Irdlng Chardon: sons. Jose G. Jr.. Longwood. Plcardo M., Puerio Rico; daughters. Julie. Long­ wood. Maria. Lake Mary; sisters. Glortda. Carmen. Alda, Ncllda. Ana. all of Puerto Rico; nine grandchildren. B aldw in -F alrch lld Funci il Home. Oaklawn Chapel. Lake Mary. In charge o f arrange­ ments. If You Are: Moving Into or Around The Area Getting Married Having A Baby Let your Welcome Wagon representative answer your questions about the area and present you with free gifts. If You Uve In One Of These Areas. Please Call Sanford 323-5265 Lake Mary 321-6660 Longwood- 869-8612 or 774-1231 Winter Springs 777-3370 Altamonte 339-4468 Casselberry 695-7974 Oviedo • 695-3819 Or Anytime Day Or Night Call 646-9644 �•A - Sanlord Herald. Sanlord. Florida - Thursday. Aujjust 19. 1993_____________ _______________ _ C lin to n m a y e a s e p e s t ic id e lim its in p r o c e s s e d fo o d s aspect of a broader food-safety legislative package being firepared by the administration. II WASHINGTON - In a move enacted by Congress. It would Ion# sought by the agriculture overturn the so-called Delaney and chemical Industries, the Clause of the Federal Food. Drug Clinton administration Is pro­ and Cosmetic Act. which pro posing to undo a blanket ban on hlhlts even negligible amounts of cancer-causing pesticides In carcinogens In processed foods processed foods, according to such as applesauce, ketchup and interest groups who have l>ern |ulccs. Already, environmental and briefed by officials. •onsumer groups who were Instead the administration tirlefrd by government offlc lain seeks a standard that would Tuesday and Wednesday arc a l l o w s m u l l a m o u n t s o f condemning the move, while carcinogens If the government Industry representatives who determines they do not pose a a tten d ed separat e b r i e f i n g significant health risk. sessions praised II. "W e cannot accept a reform Administration officials "drscribed to us that they would package that undermines a cen­ support a negligible risk policy." tral public health concept e m ­ said Sberwln Gardner, senior bodied In the Delaney Clause." vice president for the Grocery said Jay Feldman of the National Coalition Against Misuse o f Manuf act urer s of Amer i c a. "Negligible risk" would Ire de­ Pesticides. " I f wc allow that fined as one added cancer case provision to Ih- repealed, we undermine the longterm coal of for every million people. getting cancer-causing It Is the most controversial ■y RITA ■IAM I1H Associated Pross Writer |M-stletiles out ol the food." " W e f eel s t r o n g l y that carcinogens should not Ik- In the fond supply.” said Polly Hopplus. director of World Wildlife Fund’s agricultural pollution prevention project. But she applauded some other aspects of tfie administration's plan as a "good start." Mark Nestlen of the National Association of Stale Depart­ ments o f Agriculture said the administration was moving In "a positive direction to make the changes In pesticide regulation that have been needed for sever­ al years." The (environmental Protection Agency. Agriculture Department and Food and Drug Administra­ tion are working together on the food safety legislation, which Is to Ik- presented In congressional hearings on Sept B. KPA spokeswoman Loretta Ucelll refused to comment on the package, saying It was still being developed. wwrS p R B America’s Supermarket’ QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED W-NNOlIJt 11DTI J INC W E WILL NOT KNOWINGLY BE UNDERSOLD cottwomi i h s r NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF NON-AD VALOREM ASSESSMENT ROLL PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HELD SEPTEMBER 1 1 ,1 9 9 3 N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y GIVEN T H A T T H E B O ARD O F C O U N T Y C O M M IS S IO N ­ E R S O F S E M IN O L E C O U N TY , F L O R ID A , W ILL C O N D U C T A P U B L IC H E A R IN G TO ADOPT A NON-AD VALO REM A SSESSM EN T ROLL, PU RSU AN T TO SECTION 197.3632, FLORIDA STATUTES, ON S E P T E M B E R 14,1993, AT 7:00 P.M., OR AS SOON THEREAFTER A S POSSIBLE, A T T H E SEMINOLE COUNTY SERVICES BUILDING, ROOM 1028,1101 EAST FIRST STREET, SANFORD, FLORIDA. BELOW IS A GEOGRAPHICAL DEPICTION OF THE PROPERTIES SUBJECT TO LEVIES OF NON-AD VALOREM ASSESSMENTS FOR THE FIRST TIME. HEGULAM PHARMACY HOURS OUR PHARMACIES G LA D LY A C C E P T M O M O A V • SATURD AY 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. CLOSED SUNDAY 9 SERVICE PHARMACY... 415 Celery Ave. Sanford Middle School SITE NO. 1 DISTRICT NAM E Bolling Farms IMPROVEMENT Streot Lighting A S S E S S M E N T SCH ED U LE $56.87 / lot, varies each year 2 Brighton Park at Carillon Phase 2 Streot Lighting $200.63 / lot, varies each year 3 Chase Groves Unit 7A Street Lighting $15.24 / tot, varies oach year 4 Country Club Drive Stroot Lighting $42.99 / lot, varies each yoar S Deer Run Master Community Street Lighting $4.88 / lot, varies each year 6 Howell Crook Aquatic Weed Control $.73 / front foot, varlos each year 7 Lake Oaks Engineering $ 11 . 77 -$161.02/homeslte, 1993 only 8 Myrtle Lako Hills Road Paving $772.51 / lot, annually 9 River Walk Streot Lighting $255.63 / lot, varies each year 10 Sanford Trails Estates Street Lighting $65.58 / lot, varies each year 11 Springs Landing Boulevard Street Lighting $4.88 / lot, varies each year Porsons are advised that, if thoy docido to appeal any docision made at this hoaring, thoy will nood a rocord of tho procoodmgs, and, for such purpose, thoy may nood to insuro that a vorbatim rocord of tho proceedings Is made, which record includos tho lostimony and ovidonco upon which tho appeal is to bo basod. AS A PROPERTY OW NER IN THE DISTRICT, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO APPEAR AT THIS HEARING AND FILE WRITTEN OBJECTIONS W ITH SEMINOLE COUNTY W ITHIN 20 DAYS OF THIS PUBLICATION. THESE ASSESSMENTS W ILL APPEAR ON TH E TAX BILL YOU WILL RECEIVE IN NOVEMBER 1993, AND WILL BE COLLECTED BY TH E SEMINOLE COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR. Parsons with disabilities noading assistance to participate in any of these proceedings should contact the Employee Relations Department ADA Coordinator 48 hours Inadvance ol the meeting at 321 -1130. extension 7941. MARYANNE MORSE, Clerk to the Board ol County Commissioners. Sominoto County. Florida . Deputy Clerk v . 1514 S. FRENCH AVE. PHARMACIST: JERRY LIGU0RI PHONE: 407-321-6626 State-licensed and registered pharmacists Convenience: have your prescription filled while you shop We accept PCS, PAID, BC-BS MEDIMET and MEDICAID Computerized prescription records We carry a full line of FDA-approved quality generic drugs 1Prescriptions are easily transferable. 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Mamphlt 1 Civettinaogit, Caroline 1 K new ille al Hunttville (n) TherM ey'i Oamat Oreenvllte et Orlande, 1 BASIBALL STANDIINIS All Timet E O l NATIONAL L E A O U I E ad Di vitian W L Pci. 00 Phlladttphla 441 77 a St Loult to 51 .147 1 Monlraal 42 14 121 t4Vk Chicago to 40 MO 17 f it liburgh 17 44 .471 20D F tor tda 11 47 .411 14 Now York 42 70 IM 21 Watt Dlvuton W L Pet OO San Francitco M 40 447 74 47 Atlanta 412 4Vy Houtton 4) 17 121 17 17 40 474 » iy Lot Angatat Clnclnnall 40 41 m IIV7 44 75 -5M 24Vy SanOtogo 42 77 154 27 Colorado Wadnatday'i Oamat Civic ago ), Montreal 0 San Francitce t. PIHiburgh 4 New York II. Cincinnati 1 Atlanta 1. Lot Angtltt A II Innlngt Houtten |. FldrM* I SI Louita. San Diego 0 Philadelphia 7. Coioradot TViurMfiv'B 04m#i San Diego IWhllehurtt 44) at SI. Loult (Walton 4 01.1:11pm San Francltca IHIckerton S 4) al Pit Pci. .174 177 M4 443 .411 OB — )'•» 4 7 ivy .411 M l IM .411 404 — Hy 4W 10 II W L Pet. OB St. Lucia (Mali) la an — » W P. Baach (Eipot) 24 .470 7 n a Daytona (Cubtl 17 .440 11 » O ictola (Attrot) .4)4 u n n M Varo Baach (Dodgart) .4)4 o n u X ■ Lakaland(Tfgan) .427 i) )) n Fort Lauderdale IRad So«) M 21 M l 14 Watltrn Divide* Char lotto (Rangart) 17 4J5 _ 2) .574 2 Saratola (Whit# Soil It It St. Pato (Cardinal!) » 11 .544 1V7 4SI Dunadln (Blua Jayi) 1 25 17 Fort M yart (Tarim) .451 ivy » II ■ Ctaarwator (Philttat) 22 17 .442 10 n-won Ural hall dlvltlgn ling WsOn K Oy'i SI Lucie M. OacaoU) St. Peteraburg A CharleHg l Clearwater X Lakeland I Veto Beach f. Dunedin 4 Watt Palm Beach A Fort Myert 1 Saratola M. Fori Leudvrdale I Thurtday'i Oamat SI. Pelertburg al Fort Lauderdale Dunedin al Lakeland Clearwater al SI. Lucia. 1 Fori M yert at Varo Beach Saratola at Wail Palm Beach Daytona at Cher lone FrM ay'i Oamat Si. Peienburgat Fori Lauderdale Dunedin al Lakeland Clearwater al SI. Lucie F ori M y e rt al Vero Beach Saratola a l Watt Palm Beach Daytona at Charlotte BASNNAU BOXBB ASTROS 1, MARLINS 1 FLO R ID A HOUSTON a b rh M a b rh M a l 0 0 Biggtolb 1 0 0 0 C arrel Finlay cl 1 0 ) 0 B rb rrlalb 4 1 1 1 Conlna II 4 0 ( 0 Bgwall Ib 4 0 2 0 Anlhny rl 0 0 0 0 Shfttaid lb 4 0 I • 1000 Otlrda lb 4 0 1 0 B a U rt Cm tollllb 4 1 1 0 Cotta rl 2 0 10 G n u la ill 4 1 1 1 Snttagoc 2 0 0 0 10 0 0 Tbntaac W ait! i t 1 0 10 A rm itrp Cndtla tt 10 0 0 1000 1 0 10 Unban Arlatph 10 0 0 Kllnk p Dnnaltph 10 0 0 0000 Turnrp Sarvaltc 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 Samdallp 5 0 0 0 CJmatph t o i l ToJnatp • 0 0 0 Tatali 17 1 1 1 I lllt Talalt F tar Ida Hawta* m m in •It OM III - 1 1 A H out Ion to IB — Bagwell (M l. Camlnltl (ID. G onialei 1114) HR - Berberie 111 SB - Col to (0). CS - Sheffield (4). Biggio (111. S — Armtlreng- Finley. IP H R E R BO SO FlarMa Arm tlreng 7 t i l l ) Kllnk L.O 7 0 1 1 1 1 0 Turner I 1 0 0 00 Swtndtll W. 11 I 4 1 1 0 7 TpJanaaS. 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 Kllnk pltchad la 1 batten In lha Ith MBP — by Ai-nitrons (Anthony). Umpiret — Homo. Craaford: F ln f. Quick, Second. KarwlnDonley; Third. Rippley T - I . S 4 A - 14.011 NATIONAL L I A S V I R O AB tot 4)4 50 Gwynn SO Jttfartot St L 10) 40) 40 Kruk Phi 114 77) 00 BondiSF 117 401 too tot 15) It MarcadPit Rat Hampton SF 74 M4 M 114 444 41 Graca Chi 114 4)4 71 BkhattaCat Bagwall Hou IN 454 44 t i l 471 74 j Ball Pit Tim Raines Ib a Sanford native and Seminole High School graduate now playing for the Chicago White Sox. His stats are for the 1993 season In the first column, personal-best season totals In the second column and current career totals (including 1993 games) in the third column. On Wednesday night, Raines was O-for-3 as the While Sox were the victims of a one-hit shutout by Danny Darwin ol the Boston Red Sox, losing 5-0. RAINES GAUGE •93 Category Games........... ... 75 At-batB........... ... 269 Ry fl 8'»»«*•(#iaasa#•**... 58 HtlS................ ... 81 RBI................ ... 37 Doubles......... ... 9 4 Triples........... ... Home runs.... .... 12 9 Steals............ ... Average......... ....301 best 160 647 133 194 71 38 13 1B 90 .334 H IM 117 1)4 1)7 t il m to 117 141 147 Pel. I ll 144 Ml 241 »4 U4 111 no in 214 career 1,778 6,730 1,194 2,004 690 325 100 119 738 .298 Tim Raines Runt Scared Dykdra, Philadelphia. Ill; Bond). San Francitco. 100, Gant, Allanla. t l. Kruk. Philadelphia. M ; Blauter. Atlanta. 70. Gllkty. SI. Loult. 77. Biggio. Houtton, 77. Runt Batted In Bondi San F ra n c itc o . fa ; DauHon, Philadelphia. (7; MeW llllamt. Sen Fran clKO. 01: Gem. Allanla. (1, Juiiite, Allanla. (I; King. Pllttburgh. 7f; Begnalt. Hout ton. 77; Alou. Montreal. 77; Murray. New York. 77. H ill Gwynn. Sen Diego. 1S4; J Ball. Pllttburgh. 147; Bagwell. Houiton. 145; Grace. Chicago, la); Dykitra. Phiiadaiphla. 141; King. Pit liburgh, lal; Bichette. Colorado. Ilf; Jal lariat. SI Loult. Ilf. Doublet B ic h e t t e , C o lo r a d o . 17; D y k it r a , Philadelphia. U Gwynn, Sen Diego, 14; Biggio. Houtlon. )); B»9 «ell. Houtton. JO Grece. Chicego. X , Glikay. Si Loult. 17; Zeile, SI. Loult. If; Hayvv. Colorado, if ; JBell.Pltt 4burgh.lt Triplet Butter. Lot Angelet. f; Colemen. New York. 0; EYoung. Coloredo. 7; Cedilla. Colorado. 7; Finley. Houtton. 7; 4 are tied with 4. Hem# Runt Bondi. Sen Francitco. M; Gent, Atlanta )0. Sole. Chicago. It; Jutttce. Allanla. If; MaWilliamt. San Francitco. 17; McGrllf. Allanla, 17; Bonilla. New York. 24 Helen Setet Coleman. Haw York. M; DL ow Ia San Francltca. 14; JaltortoT, SI. Loult. M; Carr, F lo rid a , H i OeShlelda. M o n lra a l. 14; Dykdra. Philadelphia. U ; E Young. Col or ado. It. Rl|0. Cincinnati, 174; Smoitt. Allanla. 117; Benet. San Diego. 141; GM eddui. Atlanta, 144; H a rn lu h . Houtton. 141. Gutman. Chicago. IM/ Gaadan. Maw York. I ll FlarMa Stale League Secend Hall Katlarn Olvltlan Inexperience and the departure o f three top receivers, prompted AP Sports Wrlftr Erickson to revamp a play book CORAL GABLES - No one that helped Miami win 29 con'will accuse Dennis Erickson of sccutlve games during the past three seasons. squandering his inheritance. The one-back offense Erickson E rick son 's predecessor as Coach at the University o f Miami. brought to Coral Gables will Jimmy Johnson, left behind a remain pan of his arsenal. But wealth or talent when he de­ he plans to have two running parted for the Dallas Cowboys In backs In the game about half the time. 1989. "Because o f personnel, we're Over the next four seasons. Erickson coached the Hurricanes pretty much forced to do It." to a 44-4 record wi th two Erickson says. "W e have to get naflOnal* championships. Last our best players on the field." Costa's most dangerous target year Miami finished 11-1, losing mi ght be fresh m an Jam m l only to Alabama in the Sugar German, a speedster from Fort Bowl. In 1993. for the first time. Myers, who was perhaps thr Erickson will coach a team made nation's most highly regarded up almost entirely of players he recruit last winter. "I would expect Jamml to play recruited. a lot," Erickson says. "Coming A milestone? "It's trivia." Erickson says. “ I out o f high school, he was don 't even com ment on It. probably as talented as I've seen." because I think It's ridiculous. Up front. Miami will be much "T h e guys were my guys from the first day I got here. They'll b ig g * this fall. Four starters always be my guys, and all those weigh at least 295 pounds, led guys that played In '89 were my by Immense sophomore tacklr Ri c k y Perr y |6-foot-7. 310 guys, because I coached them." Erickson may bristle at the pounds). "W c could be better In the Implication that he has been winning with another coach's offensive front than we've ever players, but there's no denying been.” Erickson says. Defensively. Miami will look Johnson had a lingering Impact much the same as tn the past — on the Miami program. The '93 Hurricanes must re­ that Is. fast. The primary con­ place 15 starters, most o f them cern Is at linebacker, where last members o f Johnson's final re­ year's talented threesome of cruiting class. That group of Mlchca) Barrow. Darrin Smith seniors went 25-0 at home and and Jessie Armstead have de­ won the Orange. Cotton and parted. "T h at’s our biggest question Sugar bowls. .Now, Erickson will rely on his mark." Erickson says. Likely own recruits, and the question Is replacements Include freshman whether they're good enough to James Burgess o f Homestead make another run at No. 1. The and 5-foot-8, 205-pound Rohan Hurricanes have finished In the Morley. son o f the late reggae top three seven consecutive star Bob Mar ley. The front four should be one of years. Miami's best yet. and that's Miami's new quarterback will saying something at a school be Junior Frank Costa, a 6-foot-4 that produced Russell Maryland. Philadelphian who spent the Cortez Kennedy and Jerome past two seasons as an under­ Brown. Six linemen who saw s t u d y to H elsm a n T r o p h y considerable action last season winner Glno Torretta. Costa return. Including starting ends m oves Into a Job that has Darren Kreln and Kevin Patrick, produced four NFL starters since and 280 -pou n d sop h om ore 1982. tackle Warren Sapp. "H e has a chance lo be os good "T h e strength of our team Is as any o f them." Erickson says. probably our defensive from," "I look Tor him to have a great E r i c k s o n s a y s . " H o w the year." linebackers play Is the key. If The Hurricanes appear deep at they come through, we have a r u n n i n g b a c k . S o p h o m o re chance to be very good on tailbacks Danyell Ferguson and r defense." starters w eigh at least 295 When Erickson's first two re­ pounds, led by Immense sopho­ cruiting classes signed with more tacklennett and Larry Miami, they received only fair Jones can run. block and catch grades from most experts. Hr the ball well. declines to assess them now. The abundance of ball­ " I guess we'll find out." he carriers, coupled with Costa's says, "when we play this year." ■ y . m V B N W IN! PITCHINO I) Dec M eat TGreene. Philadelphia. t ) X (00. 1 * 1; Burkett. San Francltca. 1(5. TM. 144; Clavlna. Allanla. 14 4. .770. 107. Swill. Sen Francitco. 17 X 771.1.71; Kilo. Houdon, II a. 741. 141; Avery, Atlanta. 154, 741. J.ft; Portugal. Houtton, 114, TM. 7 74 Carolina a l Knoivilla Birmingham al Chattanooga Mam phi* al Hunttvilto FrM ay'i Oamat Greenville al Orlande NetAvUto at Jacktanvllto Carolina a l Knoavliia Birmingham al Chattanooga Mamphlt al Hunttville ICola * r " la 1J 0 O (4-4) M.N P (M) 1M.M T (4-4*1) M M 0 0 (4-4) 171.10 Third gama 4 P Inton Chlmala 7J0 1.40 140 1Tlno Erklaga 7M ISO 1-40 1 Cola Agulrra O (1-4) 14.41 P 74-1) M M T (4-1-1) lll.M Faurthgama 400 tM u n o i Erklaga IS M 4 00 4 00 1 Pinion Andy (.00 140 1 Gabby Enrique 4 00 Q 0-4) M .M P («-)> 214.77 T (4-5-)) 144.77 Fifth gama 740 440 )J0 ) Pita Ballran tM unoi Andy 5.40 2.40 440 70toa Aicua Q ( M ) U . M P O-l) 4440 T d - M ) M XM Slain game lO la a Jote 14 00 7 .X 1J 0 I T ln sO y a rl 500 440 4 E rk lfla Rayat 1M 0(1-1) 17M P 111) IM M T (1-1-4) M M Seventh tame 4 Rayat 17.40 I N 4 40 I Oiea 1 40 1 00 ( E rk lila 140 OII-4) M.M P (4-)) 111.74 T (4-Id) I1S7M Eighth gama 4 Ran# Mandl t 40 1 M 4 M 1 Ricardo Chlmala IM ISO 5 Napa Erklaga 7.10 Q 0-4) M M P (4-1) 7*M TT (4-11) 1M M Ninth gama a Said Bob 10 » ) N I X 1 Napa Chlmala IM 4(0 SMendlbe Ballran 4 40 0 0-4) M M P 14-D 04.14 T (4-MI M OM TT carryover M 4 M lim game 1 Ricardo 0-00 I M I M 1 Victor IN 7.N I G o illi 4M Q ( l i) D M P (I I) 74.20T O i l) 177.M lim gama IM lkal Ballran It» I I M 1) 40 7 Said Don (.00 ) M IN apaU ralda 4M Q (1-7) 01M P (IT) IM.M T (1-7-1) 147M 17th gama t Napa Don I0A0 100 I M 1 Z u g a ia G ollll I N IM 7 E rk lfla Bob IM Q ( M l D M P d - D i l M T (1-1-7) M t.ttO D (1-7 A I-All >41 M Q O 11-7 A »-Atl) Itl.M l>m gama 4AramayO 14 00 5 00 4 40 1 Said 7 00 IIM 1 Mandl 4 40 O 0-4) IM M P (4 1) I U M T (4-1-1) m .M 14th gama 4 Ricardo Ballran 17 00 ( M 040 I Aram aro Victor S M 7M 1 Rane Bob 4M O (44117M P (4 4) I U M T (4+1) IMOM t (4 4 14) 4 tlM D O (4-4) I M OO (4-All) M M A —770/ H —141.174 al Allanla La Smith. St. Loult. 40; Bock, Sen Frenclkco. 14; Hervay, Flerlda, 14/ M yert. Chicago. 15; MIWllllemA Phiiadaiphla. U . Stanton, Allanla, 17; Wattelend, Monlraal. 14 A M ER IC AN LC A O U E R 0 AB H Pel. 147 120 424 71 145 Otorud Tor Molltor Tor 477 71 111 III 221 404 220 G o n u ltt Tai too n IX Harpar Min IM 172 41 t i l .117 Thomat Chi 114 417 71 - tn J17 RAtomar Tor 117 44) (7 147 JI7 Letton C to 44 IX 111 O l .111 Mattingly NY 40 IX 77 x t .111 Grlttay Jr Saa 114 422 01 t x JI4 57 i n 77 17) Hamilton Mil -It) Phi IIlot Dal l i t 441 M IX .311 Hunt U i r i i Molltor. Toronto, t l . Palmeiro. Teiat. f); White. Toronto. (]; Phiiltpt. Detroit, M j RAtomar, Toronto, 07; Lotion. Cleveland. 44; RHanderton. Toronto. (4. BulSI ^*Med |n Fitider, Detroit. 101; Thomat. Chicago. 100; Balia. Clave lend. 04; Olerud. Toronto, ft; Gorualet. T eiat. f l ; Baarga. Cleveland 00. Carter. Toronto. 70 . Hitt Olerud. Toronto. 141; Molltor. Toronto. ISS; RAtomar. Toronto. Ia7; McRae. Kantat City. 144; Baarga. Cleveland. 141. Letton, Clave land. IM; PhllllpA Dot roil, IM. Olerud. Toronto. 44; While. Toronto. SI; Joyner, Kantat City. SO; Oreectweli, Botlon. I f; Puckett, Mlnnatota. If; Carter. Toronto. I f ; G rlflo y J r . Sa a llla. M i Anderton. Baltimore. M ; Palmeiro. Tenet. M; O'Neill. New York. M. Triplet L Johnton. Chicago. II; Hulie. Teiat. 10; Cora. Chicego. f; Lotton. Cleveland. 0; Curler. Detroit. 7; McRae. Kantat City. 7; TFernarvdei. Toronto. 7. Home Runt Gorualet. T eiat. St; Grltfey Jr. Seattle, X ; Thomat. Chicago, 12; Balia. Cleveland. 22; Palmeiro. Teiat, M , Fielder, Detrail, Mj Salman. Colltornia. 17; Tatttaton. Dtlroil.27. Stolen Betet Lotton. Cleveland. 40; Curtla. Calitomle. a); Polonla. C attlarnla. aO; RAIomar, Toronto. M ; RHandarton. Toronto, la; LJohnton. Chicago. If; While. Toronto. 24. PITCHINO II Dec it lent Key. New Yor*. '.14. Iff. I M ; Muttina. Baltim ore, t i l. .711, 4.41; McDowall. Chicago, lt-7, .711. ISS; Wlckmen. New York. Ida. Ha, 4.41. Hontgan. Toronto. 140. 700. XT!; Femandat. Chicago. 14 X .700. J 00; Appier. Kantat City, 14 4, .700.1 04 Strikeout! RJohnton. Seattle. IIS; Gurman. Toronto. 14ft’ Appier. Kantat City. 140; Finlay. Colltornia. IM; Lengtton. California. IM. Clamant. Botlon. I ll; Portt. New York. 111. Cone. Kantat City. IM Savet Montgomery, Kantat City. M; OWerd. Toronto. M; Ruttell. Botlon. U . (Xton. Baltimore. If; Henke. Teiat. If. Aguilera. Mlnnatota. M; Eckarttoy. Oakland. H All Timet EOT AM ERICAN C O N F E R E N C E Eed W L T P tl. PF Miami 1 • • I.4N 47 tndtonipotti 1 1 0 .M0 2) Buffalo 1 1 • 4) m Naw England • 1 0 000 14 N Y Jatt 000 M 0 1 • Cantral Pllttburgh 1 447 1 14 • Cincinnati t 1 0 MS X Ctovaland 1 1 0 500 24 Houtton 0 2 • 000 X Watt SanDtogo 1 0 • 1 000 X Danvar 1 1 0 M0 X I 0 500 X Kama* City t LA Raidary 1 1 0 U) X Saattla 0 1 0 000 2) PA 17 27 41 27 41 SI )4 M 41 24 1) 51 4) 17 NATIONAL C O N FER EN C E Eed W L T Pet. PF PA Phoanla 2 0 0 1000 21 2) 447 51 M t 0 2 Phiiadaiphla Oatlat 1 t 500 It U t 1 t 0 500 4/ 27 N Y Glantt Wothington 1 I 0 500 11 21 Cantral Mlnnatola 2 0 0 1000 54 2) Da troll 2 0 1 i n 51 X 000 n 24 0 2 0 Chicago 7 1 a 407 If 4) Tampa Bay 0 0 2 000 41 74 Gratn Bay Walt NawOrtoant 1 0 0 1000 71 41 2 0 0 1000 44 27 San FranclKO 1 0 t M0 4? X Atlanta LA Rami 0 2 0 000 X 47 FrMay, Aug. 10 Groan Bay at Hew England. 7p m Clnclnnall at Detroit, 7 10pm Lot Angelet Reidertet Inditnepolit. I p m Miami at Oenver.Op.m. Saturday, Aug. 11 Dei lav vt Houtten at Sar Antonio. 1110 pm . Lot Angelet Rami el Cleveland Ip m Buffalo vt. Tampa Bay al Orlande. I :» p.m. Atlanta al Philadelphia. 7:Mp m Mlnnatota at Kantat City. (p m . New York Jelt al New York Giant!. I p m Phoenli at Sen Diego, t o m . Sen Francitco el Seattle. 10p m Sunday, Aug. tl Wethington el Pllttburgh. I p.m. Monday, Aug. 1) Chicego et New Or leant. I p m B A S EB A LL America a League T E X A S R A N O E R S - Optioned J e ll Bronkey. pitcher, to Oklahoma City ol the American Attoc lalton. B A S K E T B A LL National bethel be 11Altec fatten A T L A N T A H A W K S - Signed Ooug Edwardt. forward, to a multiyear contract Greek Bothetbell League PANION IDS — Signed Ed Stokei. center F O O TB A LL Naltonal Feetball League C L E V E L A N D BROWNS - Signed Roman Anderton. placeklcker. PH ILAD ELPH IA E A G LE S - Signed Mark Duper. wide receiver, to a one year contract Claimed Orlando McKay, wide receiver, oil w alvtrt Irom the Green Bay Packert. Releeted Fred Montgomery, wide receiver, end Mike Heller, oftenvlve lineman SAN FRANCISCO 47ERS - Waived Gregg Rakociy. center. S E A T T LE SEAHAW KS - Agreed to termi with Cortei Kennedy, delentivt tackle, on a lour year contract eitontlon through Iff* T AM PA BAY BUCCANEERS - Waived Tracy Bennett, placeklcker. H O C K IV Naltonal Hockey League C A LO AR Y F L A M E S - Signed Kelly Kith), center, to • multiyear contract. NEW YORK RAN O ERS - Signed Ooug iLiWtUr| Ijtekn# QflVflMTlIlHI, mat SAN JOSK SHARKS - Signed Jamie Baker, cantor. W A SH IN G T O N C A P IT A L S - Signed Shawn Anderton. dettrvteman. to a one year te rm in a tio n c o n tra c t; Byron O a lo a . goal lender, to a one year contract plut an option year; and Marlin Gendren. right wing. to a two year contract plut an option year. C O LL E O E NCAA — Placed Aubum't football program on two yea n probation and banned them from petttaaton play, the conference Cham ptenthipt and playing on tolevltton tor one year; limited athletic tcheienhipa tor rulet vtolattont Approved lha raciaMlttcattan ol Cal Poly IL O from a Dlvltlon fl alhtotk program to Dlvltlon I AA, etteettve Sap •ember Iffa. CANISIUS - Nomad Mark Warner. Fred Roberta. Stove Yavallch and John Soctva attltlanl football coachat CASE W EST ER N - Named Krlatln M Hughet women’t batketball coach CINCINNATI - Dltmltted Mar km Pearce, wide receiver, Irom the football team lor rulet vtolattont DELAW ARE Named Chrlt Morgan mon't attltlanl toccer coach. ILLINOIS — Named John Baumann mon't attltlanl track and field coach R U T G E R S — Nom ad Jam at F u lle r ttrength and conditioning coach. T A R L E T O N S T A T E - Named Lonnie McMillan mon't and woman'! track and field and croti country coach and Jeion Hoofen men i and woman'! 1enr.lt coach and mon't attltlanl batketball coach VIROINIA T E C H - Signed Carol Alleno. women'! batketball coach, to a four year contract WASHINGTON - Named Rlc Lettmenn balabel Icoach TVIfU D IO B AS EB ALL 7:11 p m . — TBS. Lot Angalet Dodgert al Allanla Brevet. (LI 0 p m . — 14. Florida Mar lint al Houtton Attrot. (L) S p m . — WGN. Montreal Eip ot at Chicago Cub4.IL) BOWLINO 7 10 p m — ESPN. Greater Harrltburg Open.I L i TENNIS 1):M p m — SUN. U.S Men t Hardcourl Champlonthipt. third round malchet VO LLEYBALL 1 a m - SUN. Woment AVPrMillar Llto from Grand Haven Midnight — USA. Honda del Set Toume MISCELLANEOUS 0 p m. — SC, U.S. Olympic Showtete, alto ellliMpm. B AS EB ALL 7:M p m . - W G T O A M (M0I. Florida Mar lint al Houtton Attrot M ISCELLANEOUS 4 p m - W G T O A M ( M ) , Talk Sportt With Peto Rota 7 p m — WWNI AM 17401 TheSporttNul 10 p m - WWNZ AM IM T . Florida Sportt Exchange to p m - W G T O A M ( M l . Sportt Byline USA Volusia Continued from IB They were followed by Kenny West. Donnie Glessncr, and Jason Burkett. Gibson and Ponder took the top two spots In the first WRS feature. Completing the top five were. In order o f finish, Grolha. West, and Lockett. Ponder, the WRS scries point leader, suffered a relatively un­ successful evening Saturday night, finishing second behind Gibson In the first WRS Late Model Stock 20-lapper and coming In seventh tn the second race. Rogers, the points leader In the Late Model division, and Jeff Burkett were battling hard In the evening's 30-lap finale' when the two locked sheet metal on the final lap. Thomas then slipped by and had to sprint to the start/flnlsh line ahead o f Ronnie Burkett to take the checkered flag. But Thomas didn't find the last lap easy. "A ll three of us were out of control," said Thomas o f his bird's-cyc view o f the wreck. "I was hanging on Just os much os they were. I was Just lucky. It was slippery out there." Rogers did work his way back to finish fourth behind Thomas and the two Burketts. Kevin Gillum claimed fifth. David Ponder trailed Apopka's Rusty Ebersole by 17 points In the Sportsman track point slandiongs heading Into Saturday night's competition. Bit with his win and Ebcrsolc's fifth-place finish. Ponder reclaimed the (joints lead, moving out In front by nine points. Ponder seized the lead during the fifth lap o f the 15-lap feature, then ran ahead of the pack for the rest of the race, leading Karl Stairs. Hill Morris. John War­ rington. and Ebersole across the finish line. Lawrence stopped Jeff Miller's run in the Street Slock )5-lup main event and cut Into the margin that separates the two In the [joints' standings. Lawrence didn't make up many points as Miller held tight anf finished second behind Lawrence. Defending Street Stock cham­ pion Scott LeCatcs claimed third ahead o f Kay Fulford and Bruce Baker. Falrbank. the points leader among the Mint Stock pilots, held off a strong challenge from Phil Orr. T h ey were trailed across the finish line by KOd Butcher. Marshall Baker, and Jay Johnson. Letter was followed J.D. Clark. Alexander Kelly. Jim Butler, nnd Robert Milam In the Hobby Stocks feature event. Complet­ ing the top five behind Comtlcan in the Florida Modlflcds main were Wray Shaffer. David In* divert, Jerry Yarbrough, and Bob MacKenzlc. A full slate o f asphalt track racing Is set for this Saturday. Aug. 21. at Volusia County Speedway. Racing Is scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m. For more Information, contact the VCS race office at (904) 255-2243 or (904) 985-4402. S o ftb a ll------ Continued from IB , ASA s local sanctioning organization. There Is not a non-resident's fee for players who live outside of Seminole County. Registration Is avallublc on a first-come, forst-served basis be­ tween 6 a.m. and 10 p.m. ut the Seminole Softball Complex, lo­ cated on West North Street ofTof Douglas Avenue between State Roads 436 and 434. All fees are due upon registration. For more information, contact Reg Sigmon at the Seminole Softball Complex. 788-0609 ;or 788-0405. EDITORI As U M • too# * Ww many newepnpw NM 4, m donl wart to torgsi our M R Evuryorw has opMor* and i l i to aftwa tw in on a vunsty of F romtomBy Itausa and locto BadNona. You ea rw i g * ! ■ Iflntod H « n n M toftti. Subtcrtb0 Today/ D o n l M/si Th* Excttmmmnt. *22-2611 �Sanlord Herald, Sanlord, Florida - Thursday, August IB, 1B93 • SB P e o p le IN BRIEF Secretaries Int’l plan picnic Professional Secretaries International. Winter Park Chapter, will meet on Tuesday. Sept. 7. at the Utkc Mary home of Florida Dlvlson President Joyce C. Saminei, Cl’S. There will be an Informal picnic dinner beginning at G p.m., followed by the business meeting at 7 p.m. All Central Florida area secretaries are Invited to attend. For further Information or lo make reservation for dinner |>ortlon of the meeting, call Kris Czlrakl. CPS at 894-9801. The cost Is $11.50 for dinner. ‘People helper’ training course offered Central Florida Helpline Is offering their "people helper" trulntng course for teens nnd adults. This course will help you develop better listening skills that can be applied In everyday situations, as well as In crisis. There will be u Tuesday morning class from 9 u.m. to noon at Azalea Park United Methodist Church of Winter Park and un evening class will be offered from 7 pm. to 10 p.m. at Northland Community Church In Longwood. The courses begin Sept. 7 and meet once a week for 13 weeks. Central Florida Helpline Invites any Interested person, church or organization to call 740-7408 for more Information and a training brochure. Southern Living cooking class Southern Living inogu/lnc is showing off culinary (aicnt by bringing Its famous cooking school to Central Florida. The two-hour Bhow Introduces creative Ideas for cooking, home entertaining and menu planning. The experts will be dishing out the fastest recipes from ensy to elegant and everyone will go home with a gift bag complete with the Cooking School cookbook, coupons and other surprises. This cooking extravaganze will take place at Bob Carr Performing Arts Center Thursday. Sept. 23. at 10 a.m. or 7 p.m. Tickets to the events are $5.50 each and can be purchased through Ticket Master outlets or at the Orlando Science Center, or the Orlando Arena box ofTlce. Proceed from ticket sales benefit the Orlando Science Center. Attendees are encouraged to bring a canned food or non-perishable food product for donation to the Coalition for the Homeless. CALENDAR Sunrise Kiwanls meets Friday The Seminole Sunrise Kiwanls Club meets every Friday, at 7 a.m., at Shoney's. US 17-92. south o f Airport Boulevard. Visiting Klwanlans are welcome. For Information, call Tony Durrani, president, at 330-2694. COMA announces meetings The Concerned Organization of Men In Action (COMA) meets the first und third Friday, at 6 p.m., In the church annex nt St. James AME Church, ninth Street and Cypress Avenue. Sanford. Substance abuse discussed V f f ' •!» SAFE. Substance Abuse Family Education, Is conducting a "Families In Crisis" outreach program. Interested organiza­ tions wanting lo contact the Life Savers Club of SAFE may call Libby Kuharske at 291 -4357. Poets to talk verse First Florida Poets meet at 10 a.rn. every Monday at the Deland Public Library. Interested poets arc welcome. For more Information, please call Bob Shclford. 904-7360416. or Virginia Martin. 904-775*8909. Sanford Rotarians to meet i* Rotary Club o f Sanford meets every Monday at noon, at the Sanford Civic Center. AARP lists meeting schedule The Winter Springs Chapter of AARP meets the third Monday of the month, at 1:30 p.m.. at the Winter Springs Senior Center off Edgcmon Avenue. Senior citizens. 50 and over, are Invited to attend. For Information, call Betty Sumplc. 695-0285. Cancer support group meets Support, Hope and Recovery. S.H.A.R., meets every Monday afternoon at 5 p.m. at Central Florida Regional Hospital in the far comer Of the dining room. This Is a self help support group far all cancer survivors, whether In treatment now or finished with It. Cal) 324-8737 or 322-7785 for more Information. THURSDAY’S PRIME Tl LARRY Q. DILLON Marine Pfc. Larry C. Dillon, son o f Marie R. Cass of 132 Drcsdan Court, Sanford, recently completed recruit training and wus promoted to his present rank. During the training cycle with Recrui t Tr ai ni ng Battalion, Marine Corps Recruit Depot. Purrls Island. S.C.. recruits are taught the basics o f battlefield survival. Introduced to typical mi l i t a r y dal l y rout i ne nnd personal and professional stan­ dards. All recruits participate In an active physical conditioning program and gain proficiency In u variety of military skills In­ c lu d in g first aid, rifle marksmanship and close-order dr i l l . T e a m w o r k und selfd i s c i p l i n e are e mp h a s i z e d throughout the cycle. He Is a 1993 graduate of Seminole High School of San­ ford. RUBEN M. LOPEZ Murine Pfc. Ruben M. Lopez, son of Adelaida R. and Ruben M. Lopez Sr. of 2837 Central Drive, HaraM Photo Sy Harman Schroodof Sanford, recently completed re­ Beam me up... cruit training and was promoted convenience of Its residents. Gary King makes American Telecast Installed cable equipment In to his present rank. the final adjustments to the satellite dish for Bram Towers, a senior's residential aparlment During the training cycle with optimum reception. complex In downtown Sanford, recently for the Recrui t T r ai ni ng Battalion. Marine Corps Recruit Depot. Parris Island. S.C.. recruits arc taught the basics of battlefield survival. Introduced to typical mi l i t a r y dal l y rout i ne and personal and professional stan­ dards. All recruits participate In an active physical conditioning program and gain proficiency In a variety of military skills InD E A R A B B Y : My y o un g tie his laces when his father e lu d in g first aid, rifle grandson has a very peculiar doesn’t? And when he gives me marksmanship and dose-order way o f eating — he will eat only this "Daddy-don't" talk, what do ADVICE dr i l l . T e a m w o r k and selfone thing at a time. For exam­ Isay? d i s c i p l i n e are e mp h a s i z e d ple: I f there arc meat, potatoes, C A N T WIN throughout the cycle. carrots and peas on his plate, he DEAR C ANT: When the boy He Is a 1992 graduate of will finish eating all the meat says. "Daddy don't." say " I Seminole High School. Sanford. before he even touches his car­ ABIGAIL know — but Daddy should. And rots. Then once he starts eating VAN BUREN Daddy Is too big for me to spank. BARTE. KENNEDY his carrots, he will taste nothing Butyou'rr not!" Marine Pvt. Bart E. Kennedy, else until he's finished them. He son o f Alrthru G. Dube of 106 positively refuses to mix his Falrlanc Circle. Sanford, recently food. Now Isn't that ridiculous? DEAR ABBY: My husband completed recruit training. When I try to tell him to rat a refuses to tie his shoelaces. He During the training cycle at bit of one thing and then another steps Into his shoes and lets the Marine Corps Recruit Depot. he says he doesn't want to. He laces drag. We have a son In Parris Island. S.C., recruits are refuses even lotry. second grade who lets his laces taught the basics o f battlefield I don't know whether this drag on purpose. When 1 tell him survival. Introduced to typical comes under the heading of to lie them, he says, "Daddy mi l i t ary daily routine, and etiquette. Idiosyncrasies, heulth don’t." personal and professional stan­ or habits, but It Just looks Now I don't know what to say H. SI . ( »**!.-• . ' * t »1* - % dards. peculiar lo to me. Abby. or do. At school, the children are A j . i . v* " .• T • All recruits participate In an Please classify this quirk and graded on neatness, and our son acti ve physical conditioning set me straight. a l w a y s gets a bl ac k mar k program nnd gain proficiency In GRAMPS because his shoelaces ore never a variety o f military skills InDEAR GRAMPS: I would clas­ ti ed. I ' ve tried to tell my e lu d in g first aid, rifle sify this as nitpicking. Children husband he Is setting a bad marksmanship and close-order come In for enough criticism example for our son, but It dri l l . T e a m w o r k and selfduring their childhood without doesn't help. d i s c i p l i n e arc e mp h a s i z e d having sontethng us inconse­ So how do you train a child to throughout the cycle. quential as this being called lo He Is a 1992 graduate of their attention. Skip It. What's Seminole Community College MOVIEl AND o. the difference? Be glad he’s High School o f Sanford. healthy and can eat everything. HsyU-R. DEAR ABBY: Eddie (not Ills D EN N IS THE GREGORY E. JACKSON real name) und I have been going MENACE 5:30 E S ta ff Sergeant G regory E. steady for four years. I’ m 25 urn) A M E R I C A S LARCEST FLEA M A R K E T Jackson o f Pensacola was re­ SANDLOT 10:15 Q Mill,...,f it i-.j ... • ' S -1 St- ' ' i I’ M Eddie’s 26. We definitely plan on c e n t l y a w a r d e d t he A r m y 1 M|| A I .... f Ml i M 11b | getting married, but here's the Commendation Medal for his tHV i i - l A r i t ■' M ' ’ i c* •’>problem. Eddie says wc can't get exceptional work as the In­ m a rried until he pays his telligence Analyst for the 361st parents back for putting him Civil Affairs Brigade (U.S. Army through college. Otherwise he'd Reserve) located In Pensacola. be get t i ng mar r i ed on his Sgt. Jackson Is the son o f Joseph parents' money. B e s t In t Lie G a Ia x y and Bobble L. Jackson of San­ Abby. his parents arc very well ford. off, and I'm sure they don't expect to be paid back. The way Eddie has It figured. It will tnkc him at least five years Mtnicute S10X to pay ofT his parents. He says In the meantime we should Just go Pedicure * P $20DoI steady I suggested we get engaged, Hill N but Eddie doesn't believe In long engagem ents What do you make of this? C h ild ’s p ic k y e a t in g h a b it s g n a w a t g r a m p a ’s p a t ie n c e MALE BIKINI CONTEST SAT.. AUG. 2 1 . 1 P M TATTOO CONTEST SUN.. AUG. 22. 1 P M F L E A W iK L D SJRR1EKM.S ¥ * .■:“ S,^S3jjioNOW $25.00: NOW EDDIE'S GIRL DEAR GIRL: I think Eddie should be commended for wan­ ting to repay his parents, but It seems to me he's giving you a five-year stall. Stalls arc for horses and other four-legged animals. I'd say "N a y ." 2709 S . O r la n d o D r . S a n f o r d (SAVT-A-LOTShcRUjCtstti) n M on, Tuea, T h u n A F il 10am - 7pm Hours: W ednesday 10am • 3pm I Saturday________1 0am - 6pm | DEAR ABBY: I am involved with un older married man. and to tell you the truth. 1 feel a little guilty about It. He keeps telling me I shouldn't feel guilty bccuusc u married man who Is satisfied at home wo ul d ne v e r e v e n look at another woman. The way In­ puts It. " If a man Is well led at home, he will not go to a restaurant." Is that true? GOT THE GUILTS DEAR GOT: No. Regardless of how well fed some men ure. six hours later, th ey're hungry again! CONFIDENTIAL TO D.W.R.: |*V> The only sure way I know of to double your money Is to fold It over once and put It back in your pocket. A t l M O V 11 4. IN . l| Ml O N O U N I S3 �4B - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, August 19, 1993 Where’s the bathroom? The Spirit of St. Louis? The Hope Diamond? Many vlsliors zigzagging through the dim ly lit American History lobby A s s o c ia t e d P r e s s W riter fail lo notice Slydell — n 50-ycar-old WASHINGTON - All day long tliry man standing tall and proud hi an Urt question after question: "Where’s Immaculate guard's uniform. Hut he takes everything In. In the the bathroom?" "W here's the Hojh* lllnm ond?'’ “ Have you seen my year he's been at the museum, lie lms 5-year old son?" Some limes ihelr feel methodically memorized everything. hurt. Sometimes they net headaches. W hatever the question, chances are Still, many Smithsonian museum he'll have the answer. guards say nothing treats peak tourisl Those who ask about the Foucault season. Pendulum, a lop attraction, are told: "I love It. I love It. I love It." said "T h ere are G-l pegs up there. One Is Martin Slydell, a guard at the Na­ knocked down every 20 minutes. tional Museum of American History. When one Is knocked down ... It " I mean — Arizona. Texas. Georgia. means the Earth has rotated 15 Alabama. California. Chicago. New degrees. ... In a 24-hour period, all of York — there are people from every­ them will Ik * knocked down. The where.'* m useum Is rotating beneath the In the summer mouths, the paths pendulum." along the national Mall fill with rivers Slydell talks lo curators when they o f people, cameras dangling from their wrists, money pouches around set up new exhibits. He reads all llu* pamphlets. their waists, sneakers on their feet. W hen he offers facts and figures, The museums of the Smithsonian often are their flrsi destination In visitors often stare In wonder. " A lot of people are ex (wet trig town. And the museum guards security to say. 'Don't do this Don't among the first people they met. So protecting precious artifacts Is do th a t."' he said. "T h e y don't expect only a small part of each day's work us to hr educated." W hen 22-ycar-old Elaine Slay got a for the guards: They're also part lour guide, part Dear Abby. They explain J o b as a lllrshhnrn Museum guard how to use the city's subway system, two years ago. she didn't know' a tell visitors where to find exhibits Picasso from a Caldcr. She was like they came to see. point them toward many tourists who wander Into the landmarks like the Caplin!, nml make dnmil-shnprd museum of modem art. them feel welcome. B y N I T A Y L E L Legal Notices V E L D Legal Notices NOTICE O F FICTITIOUS N A M E Notice It hereby given that I am engaged In business at 7S14 Spyglass Cove. Longaraod. FL 11771. Seminole County, Florida, under the Fictitious Name ol JAM U SA M E D IC A L EQ U IP M E N T A SUPPLIES, and that I Intend to register said name wim the Division ot Corpora­ tions. Tallahassee. Florida. In accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Nome Statutes. To Wit; Section 4a) Of. Florida Statutes l*t I Yvonne EW ynter Publish; Aur-att* 1**) D EH 14* IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STA TE OF FLORIDA. IN A N D FO R SEM INOLE COUNTY CIVIL ACTION C lH N « :f lU N C * H P / K SOUTHTRUST M ORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plaintiff. —v l — M ICHAEL E PP S;SA N O R A EPPS; THE U N ITEO STATES OF AM ERICA; And THE CROSSINGSMASTER COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC Defendants AM ENDED NOTICE OF SALE Notka It hereby given ItiAt. pursuant lo an O rdor Re scheduling Public Sal* entered In mo obov* styled cauto. In the C irc u it C ourt of Somlnola County. Florida. I will toll mo properly tlluoto In Seminole County, Florida, described at Lot M . Block J. G R E E N WOOD LA K ES UNIT D J "C ". according lo mo Rial (hereof, as recorded In Plot Book 7*. Paget TO to 14. el Itw Public Records ol Seminole County, Florid* At public tele, to the highest end best bidder, for cash, at me West Iron! door ol the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford. For Ida ol 11:00 AAA on August UN CLAIM ED VEHICLE AU CTIO N !/)!/*) T4 Cadillac *84*$aQ1»fll *4 Dodge IB)BZ4aC0E 01M1U ft Dodge DL»K1FI)1T07 4* Del tun IN4ND07SOEC3440*) ») Deftun JNIHZ04SJCX444U* »/•)/*) 77Chevrolet IX27FIW10IMO ^Chevrolet CKItl4*F 44)4*7 ** Chevrolet GAA4170M ft Mercury IH*)F4)MII U Mercury IMEBP71B2CK4M4M •7 Nissan IN4NDUSTHC144**) 71 Pontiac )N4*Y7XM*7ll •0 Pom tec iM O fVATam rg TSVolkswagon 1)5110440) M Honda JH)PCl*OJJM10)f IS Altamonte Towing Ilf Marker SI. All. Spgt tele Begins at 18:00 A M View 1hour prior Publish August 1*. Iff) D EH 141 lu tn . DAT EO AugutM. IWJ AAARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol Circuit Court By: Jene E. Jetewic Deputy Clerk In accordance with Ihe Amor leant with Disabilities A d . per sons needing a special accom modelion to participate in this proceeding should contact the Individual or agency tending notice not later than seven days prior to the proceeding it Ihe address given on Ihe nolle* Telephone: *07111 0)0 e it . tnis t o o o t s s in i i t d o i or lO O P H S im (v); via Florida Relay Service. Publish August II, tt. I**) D EH *7 INTHE CIRCUIT C O U R T OF TH FIIT H JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT I N A N D F O R SEMINOLE C O U N T Y . FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NOi F) 1444 C A I4K CITIBANK. F S B . Plaintiff. VS G E R A L D B LAR Eand CONSTANCE M L A R E .h lt wile; ASSOCIATES F IN A N O A L S E R V IC E S C O O F FLORIDA. INC . Defendants RE NOTICE O F S A L E PURSUANT TO C H A P T E R S ) NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV EN pursuant to an Order or Final Judgment ol foreclosure doted August 1. in ), and entered In Cate No t) leas CA leK ol the Circuit Court ol the 18th Judicial Circuit In and tor Seminole C o u n ty , F lo r id a , w h o ro ln CITIBANK. F.S 8 . Is Plaintill and G ER AIO B L A R E ot a t . are Defendants I will sail to the highest and best bidder for cash at the West front door of the Seminole County Courthouse In San lord. Seminole County, Flor Ida. al It 00 o'clock A M . on August )), in ), the following described properly as set forth In said Order or Final Judg ment.towll; Lot f. Block It. W E A T H E R S F IEL D . SECOND ADD ITION as recorded in Plal Book II. Page 10) end 10) ol me Public Rec ords ol Seminole County. Flor Ida Oaled at Sanlord. Florida. August). in ) MARYANNE M O R SE A t Clerk. Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida BY: JanaE. Jetewic A t Deputy Clark Publish Augutl I), It. i n ) O EH If IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FILE NO. W-MI CP IN RE ; ESTA TE OF G E R T R U D E B E Z IO Deceased NOTICE P LE A SE T A K E NOTICE mat on the l*th day ol July. It*), there was placed on deposit In mis attic#, funds received from M A M I E M O N T V I L L E os Personal Representative of the •slate ol G E R T R U O E BEZIO. deceased In Iho amount ol SI.*4] 4) S4ld lundv art ell ot the assets duo to: ROSE G B E Z I O whose la st known address was; ROSE G BEZIO. UNKNOW N and said asieis remain unclaimed Unless said funds are claimed on or before si* (4) months Irem the dote el tlrst publication ol mis notice, said funds will be forwarded to Ihe Slate ot Flor Ido. pursuant to Florida Statutes 7)) 114 IN WITNESS W HEREOF I have set my hand and official seal el SANFORD. FLORIDA, mis Itm day ot July. Iff) (SEAL) MAR YANNE MORSE Clerk By Rosemary Hamilton Deputy Clerk Publish July 71 1 August 71. mi D E C 1M Legal Notices IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT O F T H E IITH JU D ICIAL CIRCUIT IN A N D FO R S EM IN O LE COUNTY. F LO R ID A CASE NO. n H U CA 14 F E D E R A L H O M E LO AN M O RTGAGE CORPORATION Plaintiff, vs J M IC H A EL S P E C K , el e l . Defendant (t). N O T IC E O F SALE W710 NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN pursuant lo an Order Scheduling Foreclosure Sale entered in mis cate now ponding in said Court, the style ol which it indicated I will M il to the highest and best bidder tor cash In the SEMINOLE County Courthouse. M l Norm Park Avenue. San lord, F lorida 11711, between II 00 AAA. and 1:00 P M . on September 1. If*]. Ihe lot lowing described property at sal form In said Order or Final Judg men I, to wit: LOT 001 A. T P A C T G, THE ARBORS A T H ID D EN LAKE. S E C T IO N I R E P L A T . AC C O R D IN G T O T H E PLA T T H E R E O F . JLS R EC O R D ED IN PLAT BOOK If, P A G E t). OF THE P U B L IC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE C O U N T Y . FLOR IDA O R D E R E D a t Sem inole County. Florida. August S. I**] M A R Y A N N E MORSE At Clerk. Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida By: Jene E . Jotawlc As Deputy Clerk Publish A u g u tfll. If. I**) DEH8S Legal Notices Legal Notices IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT, O F T H E EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AN O FO R SEM IN O LE COUNTY, FLORIDA C A S E NO: *)**» CA-14 K A M E R IC A N G EN ER A L HOME E Q U IT Y . IN C . successor by m e rg e r to C R E D I T H R I F T . INC . PtaHttllt, vs N I C H O L A S L U O N G O end O L L I E SUE LUONGO. el al. Delendanllt). NOTICE OF FO R EC LO S U R E SALE N O TICE It hereby given thel the undersigned Clerk ot Iho C ir c u it Court ot Somlnolo County. Florida will, on the fnd day ot September. I**), at 11 00 A M at tha Wasl Front Door ol the Somlnola County Court house. Sanford. Florida otter lor sale and sell at public outcry lo •ho highest and bail bidder lor cosh, the following described property situated In SEMINOLE County, Florida: Count 1 Parcel *. Lot 40S. Less me East 4*0 ) feel thereof and the North II) J feet ot Lot 404. O P SW O PE LA N D C O M P A N Y ’S P L A T O F BLACK HAMMOCK, as recorded In Plot Book 1. Pages DO and III. Public Rec ords ol Seminole County, Flor Ida Parcel 10. Lot sot. Lest the East 440 5 feet thereef and Ihe Norm 44) 5 teal of Lot 404. Lest the Norm ]|) ) teal ihereol. O P SW OPE LANO COM PAN Y’S P L A T O F BLACK HAAAAAOCK. at rcorded In Plal Bonk 1. Paget 110 and 111. Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida Caunt11 Parcel I. Lot M*. Lest Ihe West 4)31) feel thereof. O P SW O PE LA N D C O M P A N Y ’S P L A T O F BLACK HAAAAAOCK. as recorded In Plal Book 2. Pages DO and lit. Public Rec ords of Seminole C o , Florida Parcel 1). Lol 408. Lest the East 440 5 tee* thereof end Lot 404. Lass the North 111 5 teat Ihereol. O P SWOPE LANO C O M P A N Y 'S PLAT OF BLACK HAAAAAOCK, recorded In Plat Book I. Paget 110 end M l. Public Records ol Seminole C o . Florida Count III Parcel 4. Lol Ml. Less the North M4 15 teat thereof, O P SW O PE LAN O CO M PAN Y'S P L A T O F BLACK HAMAAOCK. es rcorded In Plal Book 1. Paget 110 end lit . Public Records ot Seminole Co . Florida Parcel 7, Lot Ml. I r t t Iho West 4 U H feel thereat. O P SW O PE LA N O C O M P A N Y ’S P L A T O F BLACK HAAAAAOCK. os recorded In Plat Booh 1. Pages u o end til. Public Roc ords ot Saminoto County. Flor id* pursuant to me Final Judgment entered In a case pending In Mid Court, the stylo ot which It Indicated above W ITNESS my hand and ol tid a l teal ol said Court mis sm d ayol Augutl. 1*8). tS E A L ) AAARYANNE MORSE Clark of the Circuit Court By: Ja n o E Jetewic D C. In accordance with the Amer leant with Disabilities Act. par­ sons noading a spatial accom modatton lo participate In this proceeding should contact Court Administration ol M l N. Park A .r Sir NMI. Sanlord. Florida H77I. telephone (487) H I *1)0, E*t. *717, not later than seven 171 days prior to Iho proceeding It hearing Impaired. (TDD) 1 100 *55 8771 or Voice (V) I 800 *55 8770. vie Florida Relay Service Publish Augutl I), tt. Itt) D E H 84 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E EIG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN A N D F O R SEM IN O LE COUNTY CASE NO.i *5 1804 CA If L R ES O LU TIO N TRU ST COR PORATION es Consarvtter lor CARTERET FEDERAL SAVINGS BAN K - Successor to C A R T E R E T SAVINGS BANK. FA. N O TICE O F A PUBLIC H IAR IN O T O CONSIDER THE AO O P TIO N OF AN ORDINANCE B Y T H E CITY OF SANFORD, FLO R ID A Notice It hereby given that e Public Hearing will be held In the Commission Room at tha Clly Hall In tha City el Sanford. Florida, at T 00 o’clock P M on August II. It*), to consider the adoption ol on ordinanceby theCItyot Sanford. Florida, title ot which Is at follows ORDINANCE NO. JIM TO A N N E X A PORTION OF T H A T C ER T A IN PRO PER TY LYING B E T W E E N NARCISSUS A V E N U E AND WEST FIRST S T R E E T A N D B E T W E E N R I V E R V I E W A V E N U E AND TER W ILLIG ER L A N E . ASSHO W N O N THE AAAP BELOW L4 H 0 l(*T ■ C O L O N ')* ! ON • P ' B B C D F Z N R F M L M L Y M O V I Z L V M O Z U , V C H D F C A Z V P Z F R L F P L N U V K I L M Z O . ' I U F O I F M C O I M L Z — H O Z U O F V V Z B Y V V . PREVIOUS 80 LUTION: ‘ I'm not a Method actor. I do n 't Ik* lo M b th* wbbdU turning whan | w atch ■ pwformano*.” - Kwtn Dunn. I PRIVATE PARTY RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS fcOOAJL-SttPJL MONDAY V n FRIDAY lAconM cuttvBtim M -------- STiaHn* 1conMcutto flow*______70* ■ lint 3 ctVHbeuttvB tlmF«------- flMUnt t tfm*_______________ 11.19a Rot Rjt** Aft ptr Ii i m , bated on 3Unto * 3 Uom Minimum CLOSED SATURDAY I SUNDAY N0 WACCEPTWG CITY OF L A K E MARY, FLORIDA NOTICE TO T H E PUBLIC TO W H O M ITM A V CONCERN Qualifying for Lake Mery City Commission Seats Two (II and Four 141 will begin at noon on Tuesday. August 31. im . and will ond at noon on Friday, September 14. l*tl. For more Information, please contact Carol Foster. City Clerk, ol 3)41013. Monday through Frl day Irons 1:00 A. M 5:00 P .M DATED: August 1. It*) Publish: August 5. I*. 1**) DEH 41 ATTENTION SANFORD a a e POSTAL JOBS a a e Start t il 41 hr » benefits For application A Into, call I 1)14) ))4 )M0 7am to 10pm > days BA BY SITTER N I E O E O . Al lernoon and early evenings Creel tor teenager M0 SOW CHILDCARE TEACHER Pari lima needed for 4 10 yr olds COL required EOE _________ 777 7*0)_______ ScnecMng may include Herald Adverts* at Eta oost of an additional day Cancel whan you got roaiit* Pay only tot day* your ad rata aarnad U m M datenpton tor fastest raeiits Copy must toeow acceptable typo graphical form ‘Commercial frequency riles are *v»**bt« DEADLINES Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon Tha Day Batora PuMcabon Sunday And Mondays 30 P M Friday AD JU STM EN TS ANO CRED ITS: In the event o f an error In mn ad, tha Sanford Herald w ill ba resp o n sib le for tha flra l Inaardon only and o n ly to tha extent o f tha coet of that Inaardon. Plaaaa check yo ur ad for accu racy tha flrat day If ru n t. 12—Elderly Ca re 4 3 — L e g a l S e r v ic e s L P N W ILL 5IT W ITH E LO E R L Y . 5 days a week Rea soneble rates 771 5405 SMILES: Wills, power ol at torney, simple divorce, legal research, etc Call 407 77* 1)7* 21—Personals ADOPTIONS Free medical care, transpor lallon. counseling private doctor plus living eipertet Bar rl)751) Cell Attorney John F richer 1 888 8)7 )440 23—Lost & Found LOST F E M A L E CAT. Tortoise shell/derk calico w/ white spot on chin E t ll 5) oft I 4 in DeBary “ Pandy" Reward 407 })f o n t 27—Nursery & ____Child Care ABC SM ALL D A Y C A R E Babies, toddlers 2 hot meals Free week! Dee.))) 01II D A Y C A R E opening In my Hidden Lake home 7 X>) X Reltavail e/C*J]Jll *111 For E xcellent... U N C LAIM ED V EH IC LE AUCTION Removal ot the below de scribed vehicles wos conducted In compllanca with FS 715 87. Notice that Butch’s Chevron A Wrecker Service Inc will Mil said vehicles al Public Auction tor cash on September to. I**) el 10 00 a m . ot 1707 W 1st Street. Sanford. Florida Wo reserve the right to withdraw Mid vehicles from Public Auc lion 1*70 Mercury Cougar IDI«H*)F4M0M 1*71 Pontiac 40 ID F1MMR20M74M Vehicles may be viewed one hour prior to sale Sale begins al 10 a m Publish: August I*. I**) DEH 141 ASSEMBLV/FACTORY 57 to tto hr A benefits Will train 740 040* Call now' Professional CHILD Sorvtces. call 171 TOO) CARE 49—Miscellaneous I LOSE up to a pound daily with Thermo Tablets. I did. 100% guaranteed only t)) Call t 400 )M 8*10 (Veto Bchl 5 5 — B u siness O p p o r tu n itie s E A R N 1)80-5).#49 or more monthly No investment, no Inventories, no selling, no paperwork, no rlskl 48* >43) n eed ed im V eo fle TO LOSE WEIGHT NOWI Nutritional weight loss Brand new. 100% natural. 100% guaranteed Doctor recom mended Call 407 1)1 77ft 61—M oney to Lend BILLS DUE? Hava I Place to Payl Slash Monthly Payments! Gel Cred Hors Off Your Beck! Easy Qualify No Col lateral 14*4 stJO KEEP DRIVING ANO STILL GET THE MONEY! All you need Is your title Jack Diamond for appointment MO 7171 Legal Notice Public Awcf ton Per Florida Metule *77.) II "NOTIFICATION OF W AREHOUSEM AN'S LIEN AND INTENT TO S A LE." M is c e lla n e o u s | a n lte rlo l supplies, paper products and equipment thel Is being stored Ot Butch’s Chevron A Wrecker Service. Inc at 1107 W tst Street. Sanford, Florida will ba sold on Seplmber 10, If*) ot 10:00 o m al the above location fo the highest bidder for cash ThoM Items war# the property of tha Thomas Alcott Group Inc ond Gary R Alcott Butch’s Chevron A Wrecker Service. Inc reserves the right to accept or re|ecf any and alt bids Butch’s Chevron A Wrecker Service. Inc. also has the right to bid on the above Items Publish: August I*. M. It*) D E H 14) _____ r ____l v o o t Demi'i nil* tiitr »onl lui li* C a ll Today To F U m Your Ad! am 71— H e lp W a n te d EMPLOYMENT 323-5176 ___________ TOOW. Hfh )l. ADD TO YOUR INCOME S E L L AVON NOWI c a l l m e a t er m a m CLEANING II IMMEDIATE OPENINGS • Cleaning petitions. L a in Mary • 4 )0PM IA M I 00PM 4 MAM thills available • Floor care end oeneral ol flee cleaning experience a mull Call today I 441 417) No Ire N O R RELLSER VIC ES COLLECTOR Mature pro w/ strong phone control Above average tala ry, commission, and bene hit Apply: 4*) E Samoran Bird , Suite 101. Casselberry Amer Pioneer Till# Ctr, M l 4)4) COSMETOLOGIST with following M l 411* or 77) 40)*__________________ CPT4-ICD9 MEDICAL CODER Winter Spring* «re* E apen appointment t i l III! f lu id only Call for __ DELIVERY REPRESENTATIVE Mon Frl morning Must he dependable, have reliable vehicle wf full coverage Hourly rate, possible bonus Knowledge ot area a mutt! Apply within Olan M ills . in *7*2 Director For established childcare fa ctlity Education experience end leadership re qu ired ))) 043S_________________ DRIVER long haul, pari lima Experienced with plants. CDL lie needed 777 4Mi EXPERIENCED SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS SAn Del Manufacturing Is accepting applications for E X P E R I E N C E D IN D U S TRIAL tawing machine oper ators only Accepting applica Hons thru July 2nd. then again starting July l)th for hiring to begin July I21ti Petd holidays end vacation. a'f conditioned facility 71*0 Old Lake Mary Rd Santord *07 M l 2810 * HAIRSTYLIST to work lull Unw with soma lot lowing For into ________Call M l O J M _____ N A P PY ELVES Childcare. Lk Mary, needs a ip . organized Caregiver-Teacher. W natural love for Children M l U>a IMMEDIATE OPENINGS For highly motivated person In telemarketing department Mult hey# Clear volet AM or PM shilts Apply within Olan M) 17*1 Mills. M ENTS-REAL ESTATE! JANITORS Nothing succeeds lik* success We're wall Into our 3rd decade ol framing successful agents No license! We ll help! WATSON R E A L T Y C O R P REALTO R S ))) >144 Part lima for Lake Mary/ H e a th ro w A p p ly I SO I Philadelphia Ave. Orlando ________ *of m 4*oo a v a Tl a b l E P O S I fio N S l in the Orlando. CaSMiberry. Sanford and Altamonte areas a ASSEM BLY • e HOUSE KEEPING# eLAW N M AIN TEN AN C E e e LAUN DRY » eP R O P M AINTENANCE e e S H IP P IN G R E C E IV IN G , e W AREHOUSE# O E N E R A L PERSONNEL Temporary Services IMS Nwy 17-81S.. Lengwoed 8*5 ID) LABORERS N E E O E O Skilled and unskilled Positions avail able OeyS Cell SPRINT STAF F I NG.!)* 70H LIVE IN N E E D E D 4 days 4 wk Room, board and salary OFLIS *44710-8741 LIVE IN NANNY For 4 mo ond ) 'i yr old (usurious eslaft in Longwood Some light housework and matl preparation Must drive Non smoker, non drinker Salary negotiable depending on o ip o r lo n c e C a ll (4071*44 Or*). Mon thru Frl. TO am lo 4 pm or tend resume end references to Nanny. 7 0 Bos *)*)I4. d. FI 217*5 0)44 lnUUHW— y: nvorcr 'ANNEXATION REQUEST Notice Concrete FLORIOA STATE REQUIRES oil contractors bo registered or certified To verify a state c o n tra c to rs lic e n s e c a ll I 800 )4) 7*40 Occupotlonal Licenses are required by the county and can ba verified by celling 2)1 liM.ast.741) CAPTAIN CONCRETE. Wayne Beal 1 Man Qualify Opera ttonl MO-1))5/)44- 7*81 M A S T E R E LEC T R IC IA N L lc’d/lns 14 hrs Fair prices I Ref's lEROOOOlt) M l 447) ----- Actions &-------- Handy Man Remodeling RES./COMM. Vinyl Siding . Alum Fronting , Drywell, Doors. Rooting Concrete M M 4M S O. Belial, CBC*1*088 R E V COMM, new hornet Since 1W4 In area. Call anytime I Miller. M ) 0444 GC001408 C a rp e n try N F P W U Orlando - Winter Park 831-9993 VL AN T A TI 0 U Z Y A V Seminole 322-2611 A O E N T t AVON Earn to M V No door/door Guaranteed 40% discounts SandlMI 118) CO' 4 CELEBRITY CIPHER C H CLASSIFIED ADS M -U*1 19 M M O|0i N F P W Pie Ini Iff. vs J O S E P H S H O R T a/k/o JOSEPH D O OENHOFF TINA M SHORT s/k/a TINA MARIE S H O R T a / k /a T IN A M D O D E N H O F F e k e TIN A M A R I E D O D E N H O F F . his wife. E R N E S T W EFER S. a s in g le m a n ; W IL D W O O D H O M E O W N E R S A SS O C IA TION. INC.: and UNKNOWN TENANTS/OWNERS. Defendants Is), PLAIN TIFF'S NOTICE O F ACTION TO E R N ES T W EFERS. end ell parlies claiming Inleresl by, through, under or against E R N E S T W E F E R S end all parties having or claiming to have any right, till*, or Interest In the property herein de scribed : C U R R E N T RESI O E N C E U N KN O W N /LAST KNOWN ADDRESS YOU AR E NOTIFIED mat an action to forecloM mortgage on the lol lowing described properly In Seminole County. Florida L O T 4. C L U S T E R D . WILDWOOD. 0 Planned Unit Development, according to the plal Ihereol es recorded in Plal Book It, Pages 7 through ID. Inclusive. Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida and commonly known as 701 C a s lle w o o d . W in ter Springs. F L 3)700 has been Hied against you and you art required to serve e copy ol your written defenses. II any, to II on Patrick M O’Conrvr. Esquire. Ol the Law Firm ol MASON A ASSOCIATES. P A . P la in t if f s Attorney, whole address Is 1114’ U S Highway 1* North. Suit* iSO. Clearwater. Flor Ido 344)4 4500. on or before August It. It*), end file the original with tha Clark ol mis Court either before service on Plaintiff's attorney or immedl ately thereafter, otherwise a default will be entered against you tor the relief demanded In Use complaint. Dated July 17.1**) AAARYANNE MORSE A S C LE R K O F THE COURT By: Patricia F. Heath As Deputy Clerk Publish July I* A August I. tl. It. 1881 D EG 147 7 1 - H e lp W a n te d A complete description end 4 copy ol tha ordinance shall be available at the office ot the City Clack tor oil persons desiring to eiamine the same All parties In intaratl and dtiient shall have an opportunity to ba heard at Mid hearing By order ol tha City Commission ol the City ot Sanlord. Florida PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES N E E D IN G ASSISTANCE TO PAR TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PR O C EED IN G S SHOULD CONTACT T H E P ER SO N N EL O FFIC E A D A COORDINATOR AT » 5 4 )4 48 H O U R S IN ADVANCE OF TH E M E E T I N G ADVICE TO T H E PUBLIC: It a parson decides to appeal a decision made with respect to any matter considered at Iho above meeting or hearing, ho may need a verbatim record of the proceedings. Including the testimony and evidence, which record Is not provided by the City ol Sanlord IFSM* 0105) Linda Braca Deputy City Clark Publish: A u g u sttl, I*. t*T) DEH 04 C A R P EN TER All kinds Ol home repairs, pa in ling A ceramic Ilia Richard Gross ..3)1 NT) Carpet Cleaning SAM'S C A R P E T CLEANING. Resldanllal/com m ertlel 14 hrs M4 1S41, beeper 444 0541 Electrical e e • DOIT ALL# 4 e Anyfhlng/everythlng. Home repairs plumbing, palming. electrical, carpentry 740 4)01 Home Improvement ALDOESIT AU. Fla It right el 4 price you can afford Llc'd/lns From start to finish Carpentry, plumb ing. electrical and rooting sves M yrt ol experience Ho lob too big or small Call M S 747) er 114)80* 1* hrs JA C K A JILL ol alt trades New/Rtmodel Cabinetry our specialty I Free ast MS**)) Pressure Cleaning Home Repairs M A R I N O H o m o R e p a ir , spociallilng In small |obs CMOSJOto^jjesiMHIl* Lawn Service R A N D Y 'S Q U A LIT Y LAWN. Complete pro cart since Itto Clean ups, hauling Ml 87U TOM A J E F F ’S LAWN CARCI Res./Comm . dependable, low reiesl Free eel............MO Toro Masonry TWP MASONRY. Brick. Block. Stucco, Concrele. Renovo lions U r^ la s...........Mi l*** Outside Lighting R E P L A C E Perking let. pole A bldg security lights Paint A repair^SJMVTMOl)^^^ Painting C le a n in g S e rv ic e CORINO PAINTING and Prostore Cleaning. Top quality. Freeesl Int/Ent 117 JI7I S P R I N G C L E A N I N O , Inoutside. Rentals. Alto wily, rales Window*, tool M II7 U PARIS PAINTINO by Jim. Res Idfnfltl. tight commercial. Free estimates 747 084J DUN RITE. Clean driveways, roots, pool decks, walks, houses Freges' M l 4117 TIM'S EXTERIOR CLEANING Promp i, re Ilabia serv ice Reasonable rates 111 4)M ^ ^ T re c S e rv ic e ECHOLS TR EE SVC Lie’s. Ins ’’Let the Proletilonalt do it." Free estimates_____ )M 277* LAR RY'S LAWN A~ T R E E . Very Professional Service. Free Est. Lie/Ins )7))4II Find the skills you need to get a better |ob In the CLASSIFIEDS \tlrrrli.sr ) n u r Ihi.sinr.s.s / r r r v Ih iy l o r l-> I ini' t.\ S 1.1 Vet Moil ill. ( n i l ( hi.ssif it'il. 't’J 'J 'Jlill / �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Thursday. Augusl 19. 1993 - SB 71—Help Wantad LONG DISTANCE DRIVERS Mutt have over the road tip Good references req Call or apply. MSC Trucking Corp. 1431 W ilt Sir tot SanfordFL ______a it n u u _____ M ED ICAL 99—Apartments Unfurnished / Rant N E A T I BEDROOM. Cent H/A. carport, mini blinds, no pelt. 4770 plus STOP tec 771 0741 O U I E T 3 b r . Us 7700 S Park, adult comm., 4471/mo water A gar bag* Inc Call B a r b M F 777 7447______ Quiet Single Story LPNS 11PM JAM and 7 Jpm ililtl full tim e A p p ly in porton Lekevlew Nurtlng Ctr.. I lf E 7ndSt Santord_______ M ED ICAL L P N /R N F/T and P/T Sub acuta car* t ip highly dttlrabla. but not raqulrad Will train Salary dapandrnl upon experience Corlatl Dabary Manor. M N. Mary 17 47. Drbary. FI 7171) MO 4 ilt _ _______ N A T IO N A L P U B LIS H IN G FIR M naadt people to label p o t t c a r d t f r o m hom e MOO »k Set your own hourt C a ll I 100 740 7377 (It 41 min/ II yr» ♦ I or Write PAASE I7J, tat S Lin tolnwey. N Aurora IL 40543 POSTAL AN D O O VERM EN T |obt S7J hr plus banelltt For application Call 407 744 45» PRESCHOOL T E A C H T i needed Full time and part time Call Melody n t ?ass ______ m sto REPRESENTATIVES WANTED National company needs local rapt, p/t or l/t You choose the hour si No sales required ________ 3*3 1774_________ SECURITY OFFICER Santord area, part time. Frl day and Sunday day Security Class D license required Call 407 444 7SSI ____ SERVICE M AID hiring In Al tamon*e Great pay bonus and monthly paid profit sT\ar ing Drivers paid mileage Experienced only . 73147*3 TELEMARKETERS Longwood, SS SO hr. plus bonus Phone and order entry erp Day to evening hourt. Mon Sat Permanent poti Hons Never a lee I Help Personnel H H i e t TREE CUMBER Needed Experienced Own transportation No drugs SIQ/hr Call SI4 rtt4________ Castleberry. I bdrm A 7 bdrm Attic Storage I Call Joan tor appointment. 444 4777 SANFORD'S Best Kept Secretl P o o l A L a u n d ry, t A 7 bedrooms Convenient loca tionl Call Pet, 777 4410_______ SAN FO R D. I and 7 bdrm opts Cent H/A. beautiful lake set ting and pool area OR E A T R A T E S I La k a J e n n la A p a r t m e n t s , 1711 S a n ta Rarhara Or. 134 5553________ SAN FO R D. 7 bedroom. I bath 47/1/ month. S77S security ________ Cell 777 1110________ SAN FO R O . 7 bedroom. I bath NICE A CLEANII 1J00 month Call 771 4744______________ S A N F O R O I b d rm . A / C . carpeted, storage Dep ♦ 1st S U P E R 1 BEDROOM Upstairs. A/C. water 4 garbage pd New appliances, extra clean 477S A Dep 471 »44S alter 4pm WHEEEEEEEEWII One Bedroom Apartments tits DEAL Most nood Apts 777 7774 PEACEFUL!^____ W INTER' SPRINGS 7/l‘ y. ell appliances 1400 mo plus se Curlty. 47 N Fairfax *40 174] 91—Apartments/ House to Share DAD will share J bdrm heme w' tamale Free room/board lor p/f child care. Perfect for retiree, college student, single mom etc Call H I 5*54 or III 7700__________________ F E M A L E , non sm oker pre t a r r e d lo r 1/1. O ste e n 1350 mo 4 t» utilities JM 4741 93—Rooms tor Rent C LEAN ROOMS, single starling 174/etk. K it c h e n , phene, laundry, video games, ell street parking W-44II______ CLEAN. FU RN ISH ED roam, w/ kitchen available IS] wh . ISS tec Downtown 123 >044 M A T U R E D PERSON, furnished, life cooking prlv MS wh tint and last 174 SOOO SANFORD. US'wk First, last Non smoker pref Kitchen prlv 774 4717 alter 4PV SANFORD. Sunland Estates , %40/wk. pool, kitchen, phone. ’ laundry prlv. 770 4047_______ 3 ROOMS S7S and 7 lor S4S plus deposit M 77* TfTf •> __ 97—Apartments Furnished / Rent NOTICE All rental end reel estele advertisements ere tub|ect to the Federal Fair Housing Act. which m akat It llitg al to advertlta any preference. Hm na tio n or d is c rim in a tio n bated on race, color, religion, sea. handicap, familial status or nattonalorlgln NEW LY D EC O R A TED . Outside city. Full tile bath, eel In k itch e n , pow er A water furnished Plenty ol perhlngl S77S plus dap No pets .777 lflt SANFORO. Quiet area 1 bdrm , I bath furnished efficiency t777/mo. tlOO dap 7700777 V ER Y C LEA N A Nice Util Paid, lanced yd Please call 777 077f leave message 99—Apartments Unfurnished / Rent CASSELBER R Y A R E A . Stud*. | end 2 bedroom apartments available Irom UTf Call Melissa, 4 N III* C LEA N . O U IE T , P R IV A T E large 1bedroom apt No pets _________ 777 7471_________ CONVENIENT AN D SPACIOUS ' C A LL G E N E V A GARD ENS • APTS. ________ 277 70W LAR G E I Bedroom. 1's bath. I story, Fpic . prlv. yd . deck. SSJO mo water, sewer In .sluded 770 0777____________ ;• Lavan's Landing *' IB 1 B O R M . V ILLA S R EN T TO OWN V CRED IT NO P R O B L E M ?-Applications for 2 Bdrm Homes Now Being Accepted 323-4923 MARINER S VILLAGE Lake Ada I bdrm. 1200 mo 2 bdrm. S4I0 mo and up 323-8670 Soars Works real good S7S 00 Please cell 177 4474. leave message 187—Sporting Goods 141—Homes for Sale AffORDARU MOVfS VfNlURI i PROPf RTH S S R I D R O O M . 7 bath. A/C. washer, dryer, ell appliances. ^^creer^or^f^MTS^n^TT^OS^ 101—Houses Furnished / Rent NICE OUITE PARK. Spacious I bdrm cottage. 1700' mo plus etoc /g«t Nop«It444 4404 103—Houses Unfurnished / Rent A LT A M O N T E SPRINOS. Near mall. 4/7. ter porch, uto of lake S7S0'month 7/7 7 car garage. |710'month For de tells call 174 4711 HUD HOMES. SEE S U N M r S CLASSIFIEDS FOR A GUIDE TO THE AREA'S TOP REALTORS! laniard lest then 13.444 dawn e Renovated l/t . appliances, lanced yard, carport. 471.400 • Renovated like new 1/1. fpic . eppl .newpaint US.400 a Peel heme. 1/7 on cut de sac Garage. M l.400 • 1/1 ea *1 acre! Renovated, appliances, fenced yd. 447.700 • 3/1*1. 7100 sq H. Ilk* new I Llv. dining, family rm. SM.400 • 4/7, fenced gar eg*. 174 400 Assume No Oualltlesl • l/t an 1/1 acral Fenced, cut d* sac. dead end street 144.400 Additional homes avail Less then 17K down I PAOLA. 4/3 on on 114 acres Pasture with stable It 14.400 Lk . M e ry / L e n g w e e d Peel Heme, J/|. garage, living, dining, tern rm t III.100 Lk. Mary peel ham* 4/7. living. dining, family rm.SI04.400 > Acres *1 Sec Ivs lewI Contempo rary 7/7 two story, fpic. ter p o rc h w / tp a . d e ta c h e d garage, workshop. 1114.400 PAtll k Hf In IINHORKI V fllllR t F*HI IP I R i f s i.\ 3 hi SANFORO. 7 bdrm. I'y bath No pets 1471/month. 1400 deposit __________ 777 7747__________ S A N F O R D . 7/1 H O U S E . Acreage, horses allowed, on lake SHOP mo n i 7004_____ SA N FO R O 7 bedroom 114 W 2nd Street S270/mo. references and deposit 777 0IS4 Stenstrom Rentals O LO CH ARBOR. 7/1 w'den. tern pool wr/|*cuill. fpic . dbl gar IStTSmo SfOOsec o N O R T H L A K E . 1/3 lakelront w/tplc Washer 4 dryer, pool, tennis 4S7S/mo .1700 tec O D E R A R V , 1/1 w/carport, new paint, private and qulat. heat and air 4411/mo. 7400 sac • R A V E N N A PARK. 2/1 w/ carport, storage, heel A air, 7 mo leasa 1110'mo. 1700 sac • D E B A R V 7/1 w/ family rm , carport, on well A septic SxeO'month. 1400 security • SA N FO R O 1/7 ept Cent H/A W a s h e r, d ry e r Included C L E A N ! t41S'mo . 1700tec Stenstrom Realty. Inc. "We Manage yeur Heme, like It was our own." Jim Doyle 777 lets Alter 1PM: 174-1447 W EKIV A RIVER ACCESS. I S acre and 7/1 mobile home Horse oh 4411'mo i n seat 1 BED RO O M . I BATH. Country settin g . t4!S/m onlh, stso deposit........ ............. 7700777 7 BED ROOM . 1 RATH. Fpl.. quiet area t4tS/mo. >700 deposit....................... 7300777 105—Duplex* Triplex / Rent CLEAN 1 BEDROOM Water and garbage pick up Included No pets. SllO/mo. 1700 dep ............... 771 1071 LA K E M A R Y . 7 bdrm. C/H/A. wall to wall carpet, m ini blinds, celling len 431 47M LK M A R Y D U P LEX . 1 bed. I bth. stove, relrldgere'or. A/C. wath/dry hook ups. big yard 4770/mo STOP dep 7714747 PARK A V E . 1007 1 bedroom. 1 bath A/C. 4177/mo. S177 da posit 774 7004_____________ R E N T W /O PTIO N to buy Longwood area 3/1*1. like new STOOP down 430 4410 SANFORO. 7 bdrm carport, security system, lull kit., 771-4441 discounted M il SANFORO. 7 bdrm . new. grey . mauve decor, cent H/A Rets S470/mo STOP dep 3314777 SANFORD AREA t B e d r o o m . S14S/m o, 1700 'dep . no pels 371 0444 SANFORO. 7 bdrm. cent M/A. carport, utility rm Quiet areal S347/mo 4300747 V ER Y NICE 7 bdrm I bath. A/C. ap p lia n ces Santord H70/moplb>deposit 177 77M 3 BD RM . I Bath Scrn porch. CHA. altappls . I w'carport. 774 eeoi or 777 4444 107—Mobile Homes / Rent E LD E R SPRINOS Oft Hwy 417. I. 7. A J bdrmt t/SSfS'wk SI70deposit ............1711710 NICE S A N F O R D furnished mobile home available Rent tobuy B a h .......... 407 773 «00 1 1 4 -Warehouse Space / Rent LO N O W O O O /LAK E M ARYMid sl7t storage warehouses. 400 too 1400 sq it Free rent w/13 mo lease from 1145/mo sit osie BATEMAN REALTY O O EN EV A . S ACRES w n housot • I H * M v« . t t v M v t v t v t r . a . 174,400 • M A R K H A M WOODS. 71 acres with 7 bdrm 1 bath and 1 car garage, pool and lake. No reasonable otter refuted I ONE OF TH E PR EM IER S ot Santord historical homes for sal* by only 3rd owner since 14771 SI74.000 firm, at It 70th and Perk Aye Appt. 773 4444 S A N F O R O . R e m o d e le d 1 bedroom. I both w/ cent H/A Nice loti 147,000 tee 7034 HALL REALTY 1 !» W I list Si S.inford A FFO R D A B LE 3 bdrm 7 bath, concrete block heme with extra room I Dbl. car garage, family rm. dining area, eat In kitchen, fenced yard Exe. neighborhood! Only 15S.000 COUNTRY SETTINOI 1 or 4 bdrm home, central H/A. new root, large fenced, treed yd Nice satellite dish included! Low down, low m onthly payment 1.................... 144.700 WE N E E D LISTINGS 323-5774 EXCHANOE OR SE L L your property located anywhere I Iwvesten Raetty, 774-1417 HOUSE W ITH INCOM EI 1 bdrm, 7 bath. cant. H/A. fpl.. and quiet area 545.0003300777 Q r r t u if c , G O V T REPOS, bank toveclo sure*, assume no quality mortgages! Low monthly • OOV'T F O R E C L O S U R E . 4/1 In Plnecrest. Great home I Low down.....................UO s • FINECREST. 3 bdrm w/ cent. H/A. pool w/ decking Best buy In areal Low down, low monthly .............. U4.400 Collier del* list Janet Mansfield. 323-7271 AA Camas. Inc . 3111174 KAYW OOO. 7/3. Fam Rm. Cent H/A. 7 Car Garage, turn or unlurn. 144.000 Seller'! Broker__________ 771 0440 •MINT Orevevtew 1/1 w/POOL. ell eppl.. U til. dbl. gar , Beautiful lot A more 144 000 •MOST FOR T H E MONEYI Com lor table 3 bdrm Very convenient location Priced to selletUl.OOOHURRYt CALLBART R E A L SIT.. INC. (HI) 771 744*_______ NEW 1447*11 Low down A Inter •tt! 14X70 SI7S/mo 24X 70. UlO'mo 147 7704 195—Machlnery/Tools 223—Miscellaneous • C A C U M PUM P. Speedalre D ia p h ra g m type D ayton Electric M F C Co Includes yellow lecket charging gages M i 331 7454 CABINET SALE. Oltceuntlnued A evert feck must gel Vtrieus stylet * sties avail. Tru Weed cabinets l i t Hickman Drive. Senterd......... ............. 711*475 OVER S I 36 m YEARS STENSTROM REALTY, I NC. Wr list and sell more property than anyone in the Greater . Sanford Lake Mary area. • REDUCEDII 7 Blocks from Lake Monro* l 54x12 Glassed FR overlooks Pool A BBQt Boat Pad. 7 Car Garage A 1 Car Carportl 1*4.4001 • W E L L MAINTAINED 3/1 w/ a Garden *y Beth In Ulllltyl Eat In Kltcften. FR. *4 Ac F e n ce d . P r iv a te S tre e tl 144.4001 • O R E A T IN V E S T M E N T PR OPERTYI Newly Painted Quedrapltii i n In Each Until A S S U M E NO Q U A L I F Y I 1110.0001 CALLANYTIME 321 322 - AKCR0TTWEIU1R 10 wk old tempi* STOP 77S 44i4 • CHEST F R E E Z E R . General Electric. 14 CU. US V. 40 HZ. 7100 Firm Phone 771 4404 ______ Leave message______ • CH EST ON C H E S T . Solid wood bureau. S drawers. 47" ■ 47" 140 Cell 777 7407 CIRCA 1474 Lg sofa end chair, cabriole legs. 1100; 44" wide dressar 147_________ 74t 7114 • DESK, woodgreln laminate top and swivel chair 170 OBO _________ 771 4747__________ DININO ROOM SU IT E 7 piece, solid walnut Table. 4 chairs, china, hutch, pad and 14" titenslon Like new. Wat U.500, priced 1475 M l 2447 • DRAFTINO T A B L E . Oek. 11" a 47” . edlusleble to 14". w/47" Maylme parallel bar, vinyl cover, dual light S100 Call 777 04*4__________________ •la 0«t 37th Yaar* TIRED OF RENTING? Own Your Own Home! Easier then you think 11 See lor yourselll MODEL SNEAK PREVIEW! Saturday. Aug 71.10AM SPM 1414Mara C t. San lord. O il Mellonvlllo................ 374 4771 1 BEDROOM, t BATH. Qutet country lot 747.000 Call 770 0777 • L A R O E 4 EX TR A LAR O E ladies clothes Boa lull for t i 00 730 1703 211—Antiques/ Collectibles LITHOORAPHS Hoi 12 canoes) 1300. S Oell " E l Cld " *300; B Bullet (llovtertl SIOO, stained glass panel, tulip design, old. 175 Call 474 I HI 215—Boats and Accessories AIRBOAT. 13’ Alum . Polymer ISO Lycoming. Ret Overhaul. Trailer U.500 377 1375_______ • AIRBOAT, II tt. Oretthopper. 140 HP, Lycoming new megs . 7 props trailer. U.500 Call 331 5405 Or 733 7770_________ • K I T C H E N C H A I R S . S In perfect condition. S70 Full price ............... Call 774 4004 • K IT C H E N Allan.'oval, leaves, no condition 209—Wearing Apparel COKE MACHINE. Cavelier c SI from ItSO't t i l l - ’ M l l l l e n i i r i " p in b i l l machine S47S Fire hydrant 1100 tele's JC Higgins girls hike SIM Well bei ter |uke bei S7S Curtis Mathis ae" big screen tv 1475 4744144______ • C O U C H . 1 pc te c llo n e l. orange..... 770 ... 771 4441 COUCH. L O V E S E A T , CHAIR and ottoman Old fashioned, very clean 1170 OBO Modern SOFAUO R EC L IN E R 110 774 4411__________________ T A B L E . Ethan mepie finish, two chairs Excellent *70 771 0740 • C A N O E . I7*y' fib e rg la s s Mohawk canoe. Excellent condition 1100 Cell after SPM __________771 7U5__________ SAILBOAT, 14U Phantom, one d esig n O e y t e lle r / r a ie r . Length 14 ft, beam 4*1 11. Foam notation Stored In parage 11.00044*4477 • MICROWAVE T A B L E or TV tabta on ro lle rs w/pecen finish Closed door storage w ith s h e lf o v e r , 2 f " H ■IS' W ill 'D StO Call 110 1701 2720 2420 7745 Park Or., tanfersl 441W. Lake Mary Bl.. Lk. Mary • F R E E PUPPIES. German Shepherd Mia Please Call 777 3474 NO SERVICE C A L L F E B whan repairs are dona Warranty We buy wethers A dryers A-t Best Appliances. 724 2147 • PLUSH SOFA, earth tones, clean and comfortable.ISO O BO ............................7101744 USED BEOOINO S A L E H King. Queen. Full A Single S4S • Set A Upl LAR RY'S Mart 777-4)77 TROLLINO MOTOR. Whisper Guide 14 with battery SI30 _________ 773 7001__________ 14 F T R U N A B O U T . 40 H P Evlnrude With trailer S7SO or best otter 777 4775__________ • 15 FT. OLASTRON. 55 HP Evlnrude. trailer Outstanding Condi Moltsoel 17745 227 5711 14 F T JOHNSON w/ 50 HP M e rcu ry , tra iler, trollin g motor end knee beord Runt O't e H l .ie t 444 4045________ THIS W E E K 'S 14<—Mobile Home Lots for Sala M O BILE HOME AN D LOT In a shady, quiet area 3/1. New carpet and vinyl. A/C. large screen porch. 771 7745 153—AcreageLots/Sale O C A L A N A T 'L F O R E S T . Weeded lets! U.4S0 each, no money down 117) 41 monthly ________1 400447 TOT*_______ S A N F O R O - I ACRES *d|*c*nt to Airport. Potential It In comm/Indus tr ia l........147.000 W. Malice*xnkl, 7317441 155—Condominiums Co-Op /Sale W INTER SPRINOS. Very nice M i l l living, dining rm. Many amenities 147.700 ORLANDO. Tymberskan. 1/1 ground lloor. teller financed 411.700 774 4711 CARRIAGE COVE MOBILE HOME PARK 14X70 - 7/Its sp lit. 1441 C la re m o n t, ce n tra l H/A. raised screen room, carport. Only................................14.000 74X4* • I bdrm. 1 1/4 beths. INI Skyline, central H/A. raised s c r e e n ro o m , c a r p o r t . furnlihodi..................... 114.700 Call 777 4140 or 411 1701 OOOO BUYS-NICE HOMES. 44.700 spacious I bdrm turn . ter porch 14.700 well kept 7 bdrm.. turn, ter porch, cor ner lot. SII.700 pretty at * model I Almost everything new throughout, big llorlda rm .. carport. Quiet senior park, no pets Near I 4 and shopping 444 4foe__________ ■©DHL THIS SUMMER at Sanford Court Apartments •iiajeStaytalp-iooaewore •Nedjmitellwica • W q o e A p r ta o d ttfm orklov •Strife 112Mm. •lewity-rorTotfcr* AffordableApts. OfUsd • Furnished/ UnfumMcd Striioi 3301 Sanford Ave. • Sanford • 323-3301 • SATURN SL 1. INI Blue green, auto, twin cam. fully loaded B e e u tllu ll SIS.OOO 77Q 377I__________________ SHORT OF CASH? Seriously looking for a nice, clean, used car? O E P E N O A B LE Down payments at low at SIN Includes lax 4 title Call FUES AUTO SALES + + 327-2692 * ★ DIAMOND SOLITAIRE RINOS IN end up. Free tiling! Best Fawn 4 Jewelry. 734-4414 • TOYOTA COROLLA DX tt* tien wegen, 1441 1SK ml. Red. •uto. e'c. p's. p b sto.eoo 373 *411__________________ • DISHES, new set el eight p lace settin g s, only IIS Pleas# call 777 0477 INI OODOE COLT. Automatic Am/Fm. NEW TIRES runs areal S4M OBO 777 7444 • 14N OEO SP EC TR U M 50 000 m l . rebuilt, auto . 11.450 OBO Alter S P M ................. 7700445 0 E. R E F / F R E E Z E R w/lse In door. 1 yrt olds USO OBO 27" Hltachl Stereo TV w/cemere end audio video processor SI7S OBO 730 2444 74 PONTIAC GRANO PRIX 1 door. V*. 150 Engine. P'S P/B. A/C. new trant.. Craig AM /FM radio RUNS LIK E A D R EA M 1400OBO..... 773 *473 • INFANT C A R R IER . Snugll Bouncer with cloth cover Never usedl Cost SIS new. will tell tor SI7171 2744 • MY FIRST TOOTH porcelln d o ll b y K a t h y B a r r y Hlppenstell Ashton Drake Will tell for S40 With papers 4 box .................... .......774J7SI • 41 C H EV Y Fell U . Wegen diesel, good cond. cold AC new tires 1400 M l 7*41 • U M E R C LY N X. 7DR. 4SP New tires A under hood Runs greet MOO M l *474 after 4 • 44 SUBARU. 4 wtil dr . It engine, newer exhaust 4 brakes *400 Nag 740*7*4 ___ • S E L F - I N V E R T I H O MACHINE. Relieves stressed loints Helps bad backs Cost *00. sail S4S OBO 74* 1441 • SOLAR W A TER H EA T ER . 40 gallon State brand tank, hat back up electric element, works fine 4 x 10 tt solar panel with freete damage Perl of >7000 Dell* system Only 1180.... ................ 777 4454 TRAILER. 4x10. (145 14 Inch cut LAW N T R A C T O R w/ grass catcher. S125. 10 tt fib e rg la s s L A D O E R . ISO 171 1475 a ik tor Steve or James___________________ II FT JON BOAT. SI50 KIRBY vacuum cleaner. 1171. Call _________ 221 TON_________ t r TV BW. UO. dining set w/4 chairs 450 M ltc boxes of items. Sandalwood Villas. Unit I 5. 440 7*77 230—Antique/Classic _______ Cars_______ • 14 C H E V Y Cavalier Station wegon. AC. auto SI.750 ________ Cell 3*0 4033______ • 44 LE BARON convertible red.loaded, dig doth 7SK ml 57000 Partial finance *45 JIM • U J E E P Sport Auto. PS. PB AC. alarm . 1IK ml SIS.700 Like new 1 407 111 7*47 233—Auto Parts / Accessories • P R O TECTIVE BRA. lor front of 1445 Nissan 300ZX. UO Call _________ 447 M il_________ TRANSMISSIONS. New. rebuilt tor street to competition from 11*4 45 Select Auto 333 4344 23S—Trucks / Buses/Vans C A D I L L A C , extended Fleetwood. 1471 I owner. 47K. garaged Mm n >3.400733 4400 • C H EV Y B E A U V ILL E VAN '74. I ton. Passenger van. clean Loaded I Too much to list, mutt tee to appreciate Only S3.4t5OBO M l 4700 CO RVETTE. 54. 4 Speed. 3 tops, white-blue, numbers do not match RUNS/LOOKS GOOD 114.500..........................770-7147 • PONTIAC Firebird IN4. One ownerl G araged! t lK ml. Nice *4300 407 777 4444 231—Cars F 154 X L T FORO pick up. 1*444 Fully loaded. Perfect con diton. M.TOO M l 74T3________ • H A N D IC A P P ED V A N . 1440 Ford E-150 Lift, automatic doors U 000 333 3*74 BUICK L E S A B R E Custom. 1474. V4. auto. air. P/S Clean, run* great I Many new extra! I It.400OBO 7 » 7147_________ • J E E F C H E R O K E E SPORT. 1441. 4 door, auto.. A/C. •m /tm eau 114.000 M4 4117 J E E P C H E R O K E E LA R ED O 4X4 • 44 A/C. cruiia. red 42.000 ml.. 1owner, mint cond. tow hitch, new M lchelint. cellular phone. S4.7C0 313 3477 BUICK LE SA B R E. 1477. Fully loaded, bluo. tilt teats 11.000 _________ 444*1*7_________ CADILLAC CO U PE OV. 1444. Exceli*ni condition, needs rng-ne work 41.700 777-1415 CAMARO. 1444. V4. white, good condition. *1.000 miles 43.750 or best otter 774 4744________ JEEP CHEROKEE 14*4, 4 x 4. 4 door, auto . A/C. ...................... 4N17/J Sanford Motor Co. • CHEVY CJUMARO • '77. Re built VI. lets of new parts! S4417210154 any tim e______ TR I-S A T IT O 12 Jewlery. antique turn . mltc 700 Lerkwcod Dr.. Sanford FRI SAT SUNDAY NordlcTrach exercise skit, new lax machine with copier, liv in g rm fu rn itu re , new weight bench w/lron weights Lott el mltc. 1107 W. Tnd SI Santord...................... 724 7141 •GARAGE SAIL A0 BARGAIN Coll In your garage sal* ad by 17 noon on Tuesday and take advantage ol our special garage sale ed price 11 Cell Classified now tor detaitsl 322-2(11 in. 157-Mobile Homes / Sale PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION * E V E R Y T U ESD A Y 7:70 PM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy ei. Oaytone Beach ________ f t i l l l l l l l _______ C O M P L E TE NEW 5 PERSON SPA. Includes equipment, underwater light, and cedar cabinet (1.575411 7777 • C A N A R I E S , y o u n g end beautiful Mala/famale S4J •ach or 540 for the pelr. Yet low and orange frosted _________ 333 07SJ__________ 200— Registered Pets 181—Appliances / Furniture STAIRS PR0PEKTY M A N A G EM EN T A R E A L T Y 4*7 131-7171/371 177* 321-0759............. 321-2257 BRANO NEW 3 bdrm. 1 bath home, fireplace, skylights, covered petlo. 7 car garage S74.400 Mutt toe t 714 0404 157—Mobile __ Homes / Sale • O LO S C U T L A S S W AOON. 1443. New tires A battery Full power. A/C. ST50Ml 4470 BLACK E Y E PEAS You pick! TNI Celery Ave. SAM. *7 • bushel......................... i l l 7744 199- ^Pets A S u p p lie r 141—Homes for Sale MONTE CARLO. 1474. Hard top ISO. P/S, P/B. driven dally 1750 O B O ........... 373 51*4 car 221—Good Things to Eat • BIKE, mens 10 speed. 74" US 00 ........ ....... Call 773 4407 SANFORD. 1440 sq It Exc for Dr or Attorney. S43S/mo S47S tec Jim Deyle, Slenttrem Realty, Inc. 777 3441________ A N T IO U E S T O R E /O FF IC E SPACE 1.000 sq It in the best downtown Sanford location 1777/mo________ 4/4 0H4 W A N T E D U ie d U n'len phene. Portable. Celt 734 4704 • CONSOLE TV. has radio end record player. In beautiful walnut cabinet Call 177 0077 SANFORO. Office space. 7400 tq It bultdlng total. 1700 sq tt per office unit 771 7004 M E R C U R Y S E D A N . 1444. 4 door. 4 cylinder SaOO __________777 5144_________ • MONTE CARLO 1474. great condt A/C. runs like a topi Sharp looking 111.450734 »3il 219—Wanted to Buy 183—Television/ Radio / Stereo NEW Sanford ofllcts and/or warehouses 400 7.100 sq It SptcUI. 1341/me. 777 3SS4 M E R C E D E S . 14*4. 100 O. cold A/C. Clean. 44.000 miles 54. loo 14* UTO or 474 1144________ 1444 W E L L C R A F T 174 Claitlc. 17 tt b o w rld a r, 134 I/O Excellent condltionl U.QOO 373 03*3 • WINDOW AC/HEATINO unit. 118-Office Space/Rent 231-Cars • 1444 SKI/FISH Beet. 40HP Merc., w/traller. Run* groat. UOOO Partial finance 4417404 • WASHINO M ACHINE. S100 ________Cell 777 7744________ COM M ERCIAL BUILDINO end secured property tor lease 1.400 sq ft steel building with offices Toned GC 7 Near 14 end SR 44. Sanford Coll 777 7747 G o v ’ t F o r e c lo s u r e !, Re p o t / A t t u m e No Q u a lity Homes! Owner financing Seminole. Orange. Volusia ARE YOU IN THE MARKET FOR A NEW RENTAL! Experienced In paint and thermo plastic Opportunity tor advancement EOE 044 417 4071 I ______ Rentals 127-Storage/Office Space_______ 215—Boats and Accessories W A S H E R . K e n m o r e . S/». D R YER . UO Both work good I _________ 770 1772__________ 1 1 7 —C o m m e rc ia l FHA OR VA AS LOW AS 5*1% W AREHOUSE W O RK ERS Full time day positions Santord. Longwood. and M aitland areas 55 hr Never a teal Help Personnel 434 43N ROADWAY STRIPER 181—Appliances / Furniture SECURITY W AREHOUSE - 44A and Old Lake Mary Bird •1.710 - 3.000 SB. ft. Offlc/warahouia •Finished of flee space also available Kapanke Realty. 1474)111 I B IO R O O M . S771 month plus 1771 security deposit and ref erences................. 777 JU1 Bank ferecletvrvi and VA resales Irem tlMdewn. Why rent? The Hllllmen Group. I ll t i l l ......................... Rea Her 14 to H I SOhr 740 0404__ K IT ‘ N ’ C A R L Y L E ® by lj»rr> W rlKht mo E vet/wkends tea aoeo W AREHOUSE AN D O EN ER A L LA B O R H E L P N E E D E D I Bonus for drivers All shifts available Dally pay. no lee Report ready to work $ X am. industrial Labor S v c . 1011 French Ay No phone calls WAR CHOUS E/FOR K LI FT 114—Warehouse Space/Rent JU.8. MYI44Q4 BQ44DBj l I fSeonxiodaouxeamwetit ' . r . LAR O EO A R A O ESA LE Household, clothes, turn , term tractor w/ bush hog. 1474 Honda Accord, food c o n ­ cession equ'p Thurt A F rl * 1 174 Sheeley Rd. Lake Mary. otlot Rantoul Lana_________ MOVINO SALE. All under Stt Furniture, new wheel chelr. knlck knacks_______ 451 070* MOVING SALE 414 Satsuma Friday and Sat urday.t-T YARD SALE A little bit ol everything! Furn . clothes, etc Saturday Onlyl 4 i f 14W 30th Street 237 FIRST ST Lk Mary. Friday and Satur day. clothes, household Items, bunk beds, sewing machine e n d m lt c hardware Items................ 133 S4W 14B4 C H E R O K E E PION EER 4 door, 4 wheel drive. 7 speed I 410.700.................Cell 7M 4147 41471 C H EV Y *1 ton p/up. 250 VI. Runt good Engine end trans strong 11.250M l UI2 • CHRYSLER IM PER IAL *42. Like new. Mutt eell. Only U1J00 Call (407)777 NS* O CJ-5 J E E P . 1471. I c y l. custom Rebuilt engine, new tires, brakes 41.475 tlrm 773 34N_____________________ FORD ORANADA. 1444. Run! good I A/C. clean, good Tnd car 41,100O B O 777 7744 • FORD TH U N D IR B IR D • '44. A ll original I Heads some work 4 U tS 060221 0154 FORD T EM PO O L. 1444. Power everything! 11.500 ml., new paint *4,450 OBO 271 4714 HONOA A C C O R D DX H AT­ CHBACK. 1444 I owner, mint condltionl Red. A/C. cruise. 74 000 ml. 11.700 777 7437 • MAXIMA O X E . INI. White w/ beige Int.. low miles, loaded. O R E A T CARI 514 400 444 5504 239—Motorcycles and Bikes HOHOA A ER O 54. I4U. Red 30.000 miles M UST SELLI UTS Cell M l 7454 241—Recreational Vthlclts/Cam pers • 1474 VW pep up camper, runs excellent. 4 speed, ell ament lies. U.500 ......... .77 0 7040 • 1443 WIHNEBAOO. 74' long New engine. Onen generator, 44 000......................... M l 5474 • 'It MOTOR heme, runt greet. Will trade lor travel trailer ot comparable value. 331 7445 We ll Advertise Your Cor EVERY DAY TIL IT S SOLD! (o r o th e r m o to r v e h ic le ) \ ' » • / 3 lines for only $ 2 ]2 4 (additional lines extra) Ad must include phone number and asking price. I f vehicle hasn’t been sold in 10 days, call us and we’ll renew it free. No copy change while ad is ru ining except for price. Non-commercial only. Call 322-2611 Ibday! S a n fo rd H e ra ld �\ % 1 - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday. August 10, 1993 Don’t suffer from chronic sinusitis DEAR DR. GOTT: I MifTcr from chronic sinusitis und nasal polyps. One Actlfcd dally keeps my allergies under control, but I'm concerned alx.ul the long­ term Hide effect*. I've experi­ enced general fatigue, lethargy and a decrease In sex drive. Arc my symptom!* a result of the overuse of an antihistamine? DEAR READER: Aclifcd. an by Mort Walker B E E TLE B A ILE Y BUT, AT THE RISK OF BEING A PARTY POORER, I M SAVING MY LOLLIPOP TILL LATER THANK YOU, LT. FUZZ, FOR ASKING US TO HELP CeIE9RATE YOUR BIRTH C*Y o v e r - t h e - c o u n t e r by A r t Sansom TH E BORN LOSER TRUE. BUT ITU DO ^ JUST TIME AS A DOWNPAYMENT ON S0K£THING GOOD! VJOGONE..AY tove... out in. o h .t h w v .w p o r THC GIFT O RnnCM E! N0BI6D6XL, in . ONLY F0R$2T! ^IttlL M W W Y ' BIRTHDAY PRE jEHT! by Charles M. Schulz PEANUTS you LET ME HIT r \ HAP TO Y l D ID N 'T ^ CHARLES..YOJ \ ^ i a NT TO THOSE HOME RUNS?.1 LOOKED CUTE \ W. ^ N ' s t a n d in g t h e r e at the ,U L O O K Plate J C U T E U 7 j ------------ ------------------ ii *•19 by Howie Schneider EEK A M EEK WITH SO M E COW6RESSMUJ JUST PICKING ( F T H O R PAY­ CHECK is a M is u s e o r PUBLIC fU AJD S A lo t cr g o a jg c e s s a /ieaj HAVE. BLEW CHARGED WffH MISOSC Cf RJBL< FUAJDS latuv a n - tlhlstam lne/dccongcstant. is generally safr when taken ac­ cording to the manufacturer's directions. It docs not have significant side effects and ordi­ n a r i l y does not cause the symptoms you describe. More likely, your complaints stem from your chronic sinus infection. Nasal polyps arc often associated with such Infection because they may block the sinus openings. Therefore. I believe yon ought It. consider hav i ng them rem oved: this simple operation might solve your problem. As an alternative, ask your d octor to prescribe stronger medicine, such as Scldanc or cortisone nasal spray. Perhaps you may have liccome resistant to Acttfed. DEAR DR. GOTT: Tw o weeks ago I began frrllug dl/zy. nause­ ated and suffered headaches. My doctor said It was due to high blood pressure and put me on wat e r pills. Is this enough medication or should she have given me something to lower the pressure also? DE A R READER: Diuretics (w ater pills) do lower blood pressure. In pari because they reduce the volume of blood by causing the kidneys to extract more Hold from the bloodstream. T h erefore, your doctor pre­ scribed appropriate "first step" medication for your problem. Whether she will Ik* successful In lowering your blood pressure depends on future pressure rcudlngs. In many Instances, diuretics suffice. In others, addi­ tional .medicine j - such as betab l o c k e r s , cal c I uni - c hannel MEDICINE PETER * ^ 4 1 blockers or ACE Inhibitors G O T T .M .D . may have to tie substituted for (or added to) the diuretic thera­ py. 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CANCER (June 21 -July 22) A domestic development that has caused you concern looks like It's going to resolve Itself In u m a liner t h a t w i l l p l e a s e everyone. Keep hoping for the best. by Leonard Starr � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1993 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 19, 1993 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 19, 1993. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 19, 1993; <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/3f468ccff893e3b77c66f3721297b81c.pdf 1e5d358e4132b1b268d525ff9e9296be PDF Text Text WEDNESDAY October 6, 1993 DIGEST IChoose your school? □ Proposal: Tranters OK If racial balance remains Softball races tight SANFORD — T h e Sanford Recreation De­ partment Men's and Women's Tuesday Night Fall Slowpltch Softball leagues have developed Into very good races among live teams. S ee Page IB SANFORD — Tired o f the process o f having parents give volumes o f documentation for wanting to transfer their students from one ______ _____ the school _______ to another. I'... school district ;*• ■-*-* *has proposed a one rule policy. Superintendent Paul Hagerty said. Students may transfer to any school they I W h a t It a m o u n ts to is p eople a ll over th e c o u n ty can go w h e re they w a n t, but San­ fo rd p e o p le ca n ’t. J choose so long as they do not leave behind a racially Imbalanced school. Q P s o p Io In her Mlcrowuve Magic column today. Midge MycofT tells readers how to combine a small amount of meat w ith garden-fresh vegetables for healthy and fluvorful main dtahe* Bee Page 3B Shooting was over woman, cops say ihc area on Tuesday• Oct. 12. at 1 l*.JU a.m. i nr painting, done by local young artist John Lamer. Is a m ural on the north fare of the Tom m y Whlgham Stadium at Seminole High School. ^, . The Jus! completed mural Is o ver 30 feet high, and 40 feel long, and celebrates the sports achievements o f local teams. T h e boosters arc Inviting school administration and all others to Join them next Tuesday In dedicating the mural. The stadium Is located behind the administra­ tion building o f Ihc school on the west side o f the campus. . , „ For additional information, phone the Greater Sanford Chamber o f Commerce. 332-2212. • ------ Main Street workshop begins SANFORD — A Florida Main Sired Basic Training Workshop will be lield this Thursday and Friday w ith sessions scheduled for the Osprey Room at the Holiday Inn on Lake Monroe. Participants In the workshop will be coming from m ost o f the 32 cities around the state which h ave been officially designated as Main Street communities. While specific representatives o f Ihe various cities will be In attendance, the workshops are also open to the genera) public. They will be held caclj day at 8:45 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Specific sessions can be attended for 115. or B25 per day. T o register or for Information, contnct Sanford Main Slrcct W elcome Center. 101 W. First Street In downtown Sanford. 322-5600. Shoplifting Prevention Month TALLAHASSEE — Governor and members o f the cabinet resolution declaring October Prevention Month' In Florida. Lawton Chiles have Issued a as Shoplifting The resolution Rains continue thru Thursday C oudy with rain and u few thunderstorms. Rain may be heavy at tim es High in the l o w e r 80s. W in d northeast' 10 to IB mph. Chance of rain near 100 percent. t j\ Children’s time at the zoo Each program begins at 10 a.m . on Wednes­ days. The program scheduled for Oct. 13th Is Really Remarkable Reptiles: For Ocl. 20th. A Bunch of Beautiful Birds: Oct. 27th. Curious Creatures with V ery Strange Features. The programs will continue through Nov. 24. No advance, reservation Is required. For addi­ tional Information, contact the zoo by phoning 323-4450. .. ~ The soo la located just east o f Interstate 4's exit 52. on highway 17-92. □ S ee School, Pago BA Charge: murder attempt Microwave a healthy dish SANFORD — T h e Central Florida Zoological Park launched Children s Storytim e this morn­ ing. The free program, for children age llure through five, w ill be conducted event Wcdnesdav, through November. t h e 45 m inute programs feature animal stories, songs and a live anim al encounter. Children receive a coloring sheet and a pass to “ What It amounts to. Is people all over the county can go where they want, but Sanford people can 't." said Linda Johnson. Johnson, who along with a group of other parents rented an apartment In la k e Mary so her children could attend Greenwood Lakes Middle School rather than Sanford Middle where she said they were unsafe, believes the current policy has not been administered fairly. Photo kyS'tM'iWM'Mt Fathar B.L Bargs, ractor, blaaaaa Trlnca Eric*, Shally Register's pal cal, during tha blaaalng of.tha animals caramony Sunday at St. Raters Church on Rlnahart Road In Lake lowing tha church avant, Canlral sanimals war# also biassed SANFORD - l*ollce have made an arrest In connection with the shooting o f Carl Ruffin Sunday night at a car wash on Airport Boule­ vard In Sanford. Tim othy Ray Mike. 20. o f 215 Locust A v e ­ nue. was apprehended by police on Sanford Avenue, shortly before Timothy Roy Mika Mike has been charged with attempted murder, and use o f a firearm In the commission of u Hotel managers air SANFORD Finding ways to attract more tourists to Seminole County, to Increase hotel occupancy rates while providing a safe, secure environment for the visitors were discussed Tuesday at a meeting o f hotel general managers. A scries o f security seminars in several Florida cities sponsored by the American Automobile Associa­ tion also began in Jacksonville yesterday. Sanford Super 8 motel manager. Dick Cartwright said security was discussed In some detail at the local meeting and most hotel and motel o p e ra to rs are ta k in g steps to become more aware o f security. The local meeting was at the Longwood Quality Inn. Although he has been manager of the m otel near Interstate 4 for only two months. Cartwright has nearly 30 years experience In the hotel management field. "In Sanford and most o f Seminole County." Cartwright said, "w e don't seem to have the problems that are throughout the rest o f Florida. W e're sort o f unusual here." he added, speaking about the Super 8 motel "because both the manager and assistant manager live on the property, w e are always out walk­ ing around and arc awarr o f what Is going on." Security tips outlined In the J a c k s o n v ille sem in ar such as employees checking that locks and deadbolts, smoke alarms, and slid­ ing door locks are working arc already In place, at some local motels. Including Super 8 and the Holiday Inn at the 1-4 Interchange. Rick Elliott, the new 1-4 Holiday Inn manager, said ail prospective e m p lo y e e s * b a c k g r o u n d s a re checked by an outside company. Cartwright said Super 8 also has a good working relationship with the s h e r iffs o ffic e which p ro vid es patrols in the area. "W e really don’t seem to have much problems, except with oc­ casional vandalism." he added. Both Elliott and Cartwright said daily Inventories arc made o f motel room keys. Locks arc changed if a key Is missing. Elliott said a room Is not rented until the lock Is changed. Henry Fonde. o f Landcom Man­ agement. who Is the court ap­ p oin ted receiver fo r the Lake Monroe Holiday Inn. said security and guest safety are top priorities. Related Btorlee Page 2 A Deputies to nab speeders in Heathrow Herald Senior Stall Writer HEATHROW - Sherlll Don Esllnger says he's unhappy with charging Heathrow residents for traffic enforcement duties, but he'll abide by the state luw which requires him to do so. In a first for Seminole County, the S h eriffs Office and county will provide traffic regulation and enforcement by contract to the private community o f Heathrow. The Heathrow Master Association will pay the Sheriff's Office $28.55 per hour to have a deputy patrol Ihe private streets of the exclusive community for speeders und other traffic violations. The HMA will also pay to install and maintain any Imfllc signs required to meet rounly traffic regulations at their own expense. Enforcement Is expected to begin by mid-October. Esllnger said while Ihc public at large may be prevented from driving on Heathrow streets, residents there pay taxes for services they do not receive. "The slate law mandnlcs lhal we have to cluirge them hourly, but I strongly disagree with that, sold Esllnger. "W e have to charge them for something that's a basic law enforcement service anyway. It s a double taxation Issue." issue. It's Esllnger said he m ay request the local legislative delegation to seek removal o f the payment requirement from the law. Esllnger said deputies patrol Heathrow and respond to criminal complaints, but cannot enforce tra ffic regulations on the p riva te lakefront shops at Sanford's Monroe Harbour Marina Rain this morning turn* tha mm Into a swimming area lor dozens of ducks who live around the waterfront area. OSes Traffic, Page BA SUBSCRIBE T O THE SANFORD HERALD FOR TH E B E S T LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 �It tourists the need to Navy salvaging World W ar II aircraft PENSACOLA — The Navy la salvaging 17 more World War II-era aircraft from the bottom o f Lake Michigan near Chicago where they have been for half a century. They will join 14 other planes recovered from the lake, many in very good condition, over the past four years, aaid Robert "Buddy'7 Macon, deputy director o f the National Museum o f Naval Aviation. Macon said the latest treovery effort began over the weekend after It was approved by Navy Secretary John Dalton. All o f the planes were lost In training accidents off the USS Sable and USS Wolverine, two Great Lakes steamers converted Into aircraft carrier* and used to train pilots. In June, two o f the recovered aircraft, a Grumman F-4F Wildcat fighter and a Douglas SBD Dauntless d ive bomber, went on display at Uic'iimacuin Just aa they were when found on the bottom o f the lake. Rep. Larcenla Bullard, D-Mlaml. "W e are looking at a wound that has been Infected, and It's oozed over into some other area*." Qov. Lawton ChUea plana a •pedal session In early Novem­ b e r to d e a l w ith crises In w o rk e rs ' com pen sation and h o m e o w n e rs Insurance. A l ­ though the governor hasn't said he will add crim e Issues to the agenda. It's d e a r lawmakers are ready to take them up. " I t ’s a shame that negative worldwide attention has served issue to lawmakers Misting girl found stooping LAKE WORTH, Fla. — No white rabbits or w aln u es were blamed, but a 5-year-old girl whose disappearance aet o ff a frantic police search turned up sleeping behind a looking glass. Police mobilized 15 patrol care, a canine unit and a helicopter in the ‘ wo-hour effort to find Fawn Da via after her mother reported her missing Monday, said Palm Beach sheriff's spokeswoman Tcri Barbers. Officers had searched the house twice, and were talking to her mother, Denise Weimann. when Fawn emerged sleepily from her nap. "S h e apparently was rolled up In a ball behind a mirror In the laundry room ." Barbers said Tuesday. Unlike her counterpart In "A lic e In W onderland" and "Through the Looking Glass," however. Fawn did not blame rabbits, queens or even Tweedledee. She Just wanted to know if she was In trouble, aaid her mother. “ 1 didn’t know whether to hug h er or beat her u p ." Weimann Orlando bans cartaln gun rangaa ORLANDO — City leaden appalled by the images o f guns near Mickey Mouse have adopted a six-month ban on new gun ranges In areas frequented by tourists. Mayor Glenda Hood and the C ity Council voted 7-0 without discussion Monday to keep any m ore gun ranges from opening on the International Drive com m ercial strip dominated by hotels and restaurants. honored Choo Choo Car Wash, 2418 5. French Avenue, with tire Baautiftcation Award for tha TALLAH AS6E E - The Florida Bankers Association will recognise banks that boost tending In low-income arena under the federal Community R ein vestm ent Act, the group’s i J f itnese h K u tU n W m wno, .h u receive c o o im u im w e nope *itnpt oanaers State legislator wants bullfighting in Florida r i i n i Ti n g n ~i n TALLA H A SSE E - A state legislator wants to bring bullfighting to the Sunshine State, and the Idea has tom e animal-rights activists seeing red. “ A ll the civilized countries o f the world — Spain. Portugal, Mexico, Colombia. Brazil — do this.'* said Rep. Eladlo Armesto-Garcla, RHialeah. Annesto-Oarda has pre-fllcd a bill for the 1B94 legislative sesaton that would allow simulated, bfcxxMcss bullfight Ing in Florida. NAPLES, Fla. IAP) — The second confirmed human case o f S t Louis encephalitis In southwest Florida has been reported In Collier County. The ill person was recently hospitalized hut has been released, said Mark Crowley, epidemiologist with the Collier County Public Health U nit Officials can't release the name of the person with the discssr o r any details because of T h e bill would prohibit physical contact with the animal, except with the traditionally red cape In tire hands o f the matador or matador's assistant, and would lim it a bull lo 30 minutes of Florida fighting during Its lifetime. Animal-rights activists ir e not appeased by the C asks ' Bullfighting in Florida has been banned since 1071. Armesto-Garcla's proposal (HB 71) would allow a county or city to stage such an event. The bill would have to porn a series o f committees before it could even come up for a vote In the full House and Senate. The legislative “ In the legislative arena, most o f the bullfight­ ing doesn't involve anim al*." Ron Sacha, com­ munications director for Gov. Lawton Chiles, joked. *'! think (the bill) w ill provide fleeting amusement for legislators, but It doesn't even register on the governor's list o f priorities." Laura Bevan. southeast regional < Hum ane Society o f the United State bullfighting would be aa abusive MIAMI - Here ere the winning numbere selected Tuesday In the Florida Lottery: violent kind [blind In other countries. "Y ou have to get the bull upset enough to figh t," she aaid. "Cruelty to animals la defined aa unnecessary torment. W e consider this to be tormenting an animal unnecessarily.’ ' But Armesto-Gorcta says bullfights could pro­ vide a boost for tourism, and he has found some boosters. " I think any new. diversified attraction we can offer Is something to be exam ined." said Vicky Knappenberger. a spokesman Tor the Florida Department o f Commerce. "T h e International tourist la always looking for something new to e x p e r ie n c e . W e w o n 't tu r n a w a y n o v e l approaches to tourism ." 4 t66H8 nabbed in Briton’s slaying TALLAHASSEE Four teenager* have been arrested In the highway rest stop slaying o f a British tourist, but by order o f a local Judge, authorities are keeping tight-lipped on the de­ tails. " I moved for a gag order on behalf of all the kids Involved," Greg Cummings, attorney for one youth, said Tuesday. " I t ’s to prevent a poisoning o f the public who may lisvt lo hear the case." A nfghttlm. news conference had been called amid Indications the four had been charged, but the Judge's order forced It to be canceled. M a rga ret A n n J a g g e r . wounded In the Sept. 14 attack th a t k ille d h e r b o y fr ie n d . 34-year-old Gary Colley, said Florida Department o f Law En­ forcement Director Tim Moore called her In England with news o f the arrests. Moore told her charges were b e in g b ro u gh t a g a in s t tw o 17-year-old boys, one 15-yearold boy and one 13-year-old boy. Jagger aaid when reached by WTSP-TV In St. Petersburg. "F or kids so young to get hold o f guns. It's scary. It's sad." J a g g e r told W T S P rep o rter David Klugh. a friend she and C o lle y vla lted p rio r to the shooting. “ I still love Am erica." The two were shot In a bot­ ched robbery attempt at a rest atop on Interstate 10 near Mont i c e l l o . 35 m l l e a e a s t o f Tallahassee. Jagger. o f WUsden. Yorkshire, was slightly wounded In the arm. Brenda A rm lta g e. C o lle y 's mother, aaid she didn't want her son's killers to receive the death penally. " I don't want them to get the death penalty because 1 know Gary would not have wanted that. He was against capital punishment." Mrs. Armltage, o f Shipley, England, aaid. '...The only reason T want them caught la ao that they can't kill anybody else and nobody else can go th ro u g h w h a t w e 'r e g o in g through." The 13-year-old arrested In the case has been In Jail on an unrelated auto theft charge since a few hours after the shooting and could have been released Tuesday If charges were not filed or an extension sought. FDLE spokesman John Joyce and Jefferson County Sheriff Ken Fortune said the gag order barred them from discussing reports o f charges against the 13-ycar-old or three others. They called o ff a news confer­ ence they had scheduled far 10 p.m. EDT in front o f the Jef­ ferson County Jail In Monticello. "It's a bizarre development." Joyce said. "T h e Judge's order allows them to say that there have been four arrests In the caae and that the children arrested were Juve­ niles." said Cummings. THE W E A T H E R P la y 4 Today: Cloudy with rain and a few thunderstorms. Rain may be heavy at times. High In the lower 80s. Wind northeast 10 to 15 mph. Chance o f rain near 400 percent Tonight: C lou d y w ith rain likely and a chance for thun­ derstorms. Low In the lower to mtd 70s. w in d northeast 5 to 10 mph. Chance o f rain 70 percent. Thursday: Mostly cloudy with ahow ers and th u nderstorm s likely. High in the low er to mid 80s. Wind northeast 10 to 15 mph. Chance o f rain 70 percent. fc jV jk w s| W EDNESDAY C k id y N W * THURSDAY Maly eidy 85-8B FRIDAY PtlyeM y 88-88 SATURDAY P U y eld y 85-88 SUNDAY PU yeldy 85-80 T h e h igh tem perature in - - -Tuesday was 63 — de­ Sanford grees and the overnight low was 70 as reported by the University o f Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Sanford. R ecord ed ra in fa ll for the e r lo d . e n d in g at B a .m . Wednesday, totalled .69 pf am Inch. T h e temperature at 10 a.m. today was 73 degrees and W ednesday's overnight law was 70, as recarted by the National Weather Service at the Orlando R the south with » water temperature o f 79 degrees. M ew S m yrn a ■garth i Waves are 3VI-4 feet and real chappy. Current ia to the south, with a water temperature o f 81 degrees. 30 kts. Seas 4 to 0 ft. Bay and Inland waters choppy to rough, W ind and seas h igh er near ahowers and scattered thundentorm s. Thursday: Wind north 30 kta. Seas 5 to 7 ft. Bay and Inland waters choppy. Scattered show­ ers and thunderstorms. if AttsntlcClty Salllmare BIIIMl* Birmingham Bltmarck CharlMlon.SC. ChariM»on.w.va CharMla^.C _____ n S K S n sL Dm momm fif?” 11. m*»m intnmpom l m Vw m uttioaock j£**2**** MgMtawt �r l*i hW SPkiiiarari l4^**:T-(li>♦**!■'"’jwryC- »4Spfl Sanford Hsrsld, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday. October 6, 1909 - * * Burglary charged A Sanford man was arrested on burglary charges early Tuesday morning after a convenience store clerk locked him In a restroom. The clerk o f the Cumberland Farms store. 120 N. Winter Park Drive. Casselberry, reported hearing noises on the roof at about midnight. After hearing the ceiling In the restroom fall, the clerk said he locked the restroom door and ran to another store to call police. After unlocking the door. Casselberry police report finding Marlon Lee Corey. 41. 2801 Knudsen Drive. Sanford, wearing socks on his hands, standing underneath a hole In the celling. Police report finding a clawhammer and a screwdriver In the restroom. Corey was held on charges o f burglary, criminal mischief and possession or burglary loots. Bike stolen, arrest made Samuel David Houftstutler. 19. 166 E. Wilbur St.. I.ake Mary, was arrested Monday evening on a theft charge after a Lake Mary youth reported seeing him tiding his bicycle, reported stolen four hours earlier. Complaint lodged Nathaniel Thomas Whltters, 31. 411 Sanford Ave.. Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police after a complaint was lodged against him. Sanford police report on asking his name. Whltters responded “ Nathan White.’ * He was held on u resisting a policeman charge. After his a. rest, police report finding a marijuana “ Joint" In Ills pocket and held him on an additional marijuana possession charge. Police find hiding man Mahalee Luster. 37. 119 Feather Edge Loop. Lake Mary, was arrested Monday morning on a resisting urrest charge and an Orange County third-degree grand theft charge. Seminole County deputies report responding to Luster’s home to serve the Orange County warrant and seeing him looking nut o f the window as they arrived. Luster refused to respond and Lake Mary police were summonded to assist. Am y Elizabeth Fleming. 35. came to the door and said Luster wasn’ t home, deputies report. On searching the home, deputies report finding fresh plaster under the attic access in a closet and on Inspection. Luster sitting on a rafter in the attic. Deputies arrested Luster and Lake Mary police arrested Fleming on a resisting a policeman charge. Warrant arrests served The following wanted persons have been taken Into custody Monday: • Sherri Lynn Ritter. 25. 137 Beckett Lane. Heathrow, was arrested on Volusia County charges o f trespassing, battery and criminal mischief. •J oh n Pagano. 35. 132 Rosebriar Drive. Longwood. was arrested on two Hillsborough County worthless check charges. • Ezzard James Glenn. 18. 1703 Hawkins Ave.. Sanford, was arrested on four Orange County warrant charges, three probation violations for grand theft, uttering a forgery and forgery convictions, and a failure to appear In court to answer to a suspended license charge. Officials: Fake report intended to win big bucks ■ » T lw A s— elated P rase been If she had really struggled with an attacker. Cox said. But most o f the story made sense, and the Inconsistencies weren't serious enough to divert Investigators from treating the case as authentic. Cox said. Then last week, an Informant angry with the brother and sister called Investigators to say the rape had been a hoax. Cox said the Up was corroborated by others. Including some who were present when the scheme was hatched at a Orlando-area res­ taurant several days before the alleged rape. Investigators said they spent thousands o f hours on the case, which caused an uproar because it highlighted deficiencies In the w ay e m e r g e n c y c a lls w e re bandied on Disney propel iy. Normlle dialed 511 on her room phone, but a hair-hour passed before Disney officials alerted the sheriffs office. Dis­ ney paramedics treated Normlle. ORLANDO — A rape reported at a Walt Disney World hotel last Halloween was a hoax devised by traveling scam artists who hoped to win big money In a lawsuit, authorities said. An arrest warrant has been issued for Wanda Mary Normlle. 21. who said she was raped, and her brother. Jam es W illiam Burke. 33. Charges Include filing a false report, conspiracy to com m it grand theft and at­ tempted grand theft. Orange County shcrilTs officials said. Investigators said the woman, who claimed to be from Maine, lied when she said she was bruten. tied, raped and robbed by a man who attacked her after she entered her darkened room. Shertifs oftlcials said that wuh h er r o n s e n l. B u rk e bound Normlle lo Ihc hotel room bed with tape and then battered her with a stick. ’ ’ S h e w as b e a te n p r r lt y Emergency culls for law en ­ badly." said Sgt. Ken Cox, chief forcement from Disney property sex crimes investigator. "T h ey now are transferred Immediately made It look very realistic." to the s h e r iffs office. T h at Before staging the rape and change, already In the works burglary at the Caribbean Beach before the alleged rape, was sped Resort Hotel, the woman had sex up after the case became public. with an acquaintance elsewhere S h e r llf K e v in B ea ry said In O r a n g e C o u n t y so I n ­ vestigators would find signs o f Normlle and Burke are port o f a recent sexual activity: her sex group o f con artists known as partner didn't know he was part ihc Irish Travelers which visit Central Florida In the fall. o f a scam. Cox said. They could be anywhere, but in J u n e . N o rm lle file d a law su it accu sin g D isney o f they have been known to travel negligence and seeking an un­ In North Carolina. Georgia and specified amount o f money. Her Ohio. Cox said. EDs Note: Authorities say attorney. Ernest Eubanks Jr.. was unavailable lor comment Normlle. also known as Wanda Tuesday. Mary Burke. Wanda Mary Cleve­ From the start, deputies had land and Leah Ann Kelly. Is doubts about the case because 4 -foot-9 , 100 -pounds, w ith some details or the scene didn't blonde hair and blue eyes. make sense. Cox said. Burke, also known as lvotry For example, the tape used to M organ. J am es Brown and bind Normlle wasn’t strained Jamie Johnson. Is 6-foot-3. 200 and twisted as It would have pounds with black hair. Crimes reported to euthoritles The following crimes have been reported to Seminole County deputies and Sanford police: • A pump, valued at 8350, was reported taken from the Boy Scout's Camp David Hedrick. 3501 N. County Road 426. Geneva, sometime between 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday. ^ • Nearly 85.000 In equipment and other valuables were reported taken from five vehicles at a car dealership In the 1 4106 bjock of S'*Orlando. Drive. Sanford, sometime between H p.m. Saturday arid 8 Cm . Monday. *' ‘ '• A " !9 0 5 ChtfW dH Cavalier was reported stolen sometime Monday betweeW 12:30 p.m. and 10 p.m: Sanford police report finding (tie vehicle fully engulfed In (lames In a ditch at the com er of First and Scolt drives at 11 p.m. • A Grovcvlcw Villas resident reported an unknown man kicked open his front door at 11:10 a.m. Monday, but (led when the victim brandished a BB-gun. • A 8405 steering wheel was reported taken from a 1989 Audi parked at Bridgewater Apartments sometime between 8:45 p.m. Sunday and 5:45 a.m. Monday. • Valuables In excess o f 8400 were reported taken from a Volkswagon G olf parked at a Lindsey Way residence In the 100 block sometime between 11:15 p.m. Sunday and 8:08 a.m. Monday. • Electronic testing equipment valued at 81.900 was reported taken from a 1986 Isuzu parked at a church In the 900 block o f Palmetto Avenue sometime between 3:30 p.m. Sunday and 11;30 a.m. Monday. • A shotgun, valued at 8269. and 856 in cosh was reported taken from a business in the 400 block o f Sanford Ave.. sometime between 4 p.m. Saturday and 8 a.m. Monday. • Stereo equipment valued at 8450 was reported taken from a 1979 Chevrolet parked at a tesidence In the 1300 block of West 1Uh Street sometime between 9 p.m. Sunday and 6:30 a.m. Monday. • A man told police he gave another man a ride from 25th Street and Airport Blvd., to 13th Street and Southwest Road Friday. He said when he went to leave the man out. the man grabbed his money and fled. • A window air conditioner was reported stolen from a residence Saturday In the 900 block o f W. 11th Street. • A woman’s purse with contents valued at 8100 was reportedly stolen from Sallpolnt Apartments on Sunday. • 845 was reportedly stolen from a woman’s purse at Seminole Gardens Apartments on Sunday. Jo e y Buttafuoco adm its tryst with A m y Fisher ■ y P A T M ILTON— Associated Press Writer 11~ . I ■ i- .• , MIN KOLA. N.Y. - The hooting .iiUlki show (Viewers were on to som ething. Joey Buttafuoco. who for IV* years denied to anyone who would listen that he ever had sex with Am y Fisher, has finally admitted It. "O n July 2. 1991.1 had sexual relations with Am y Fisher at the Freeport Motel.” Buttafuoco de­ clared Tuesday in a packed courtroom. Fisher at the time was 16: the age o f consent In New York :s 17. The 37-yeor-old Long Island body-shop man. wearing a dark blue suit and black-and-white snakeskln boots, pleaded guilty to statutory rape, setting himself up for a six-month Jail term. His wife. Mary Jo. was not In court. “ Thai does not matter now." s a id B u t ta fu o c o * * la w y e r . Dominic Barbara. "S h e lovea him very much, and will con­ tinue to stand by him.*' F is h e r ’ s la w y e r . P h ilip Catopono. said o f the guilty plea: "A t least the world will know Am y Fisher was not lyin g." Tuesday’s courtroom drama was but the latest Installment In a saga that began in 1992. when Fisher shot Mrs. Bi.ttafuoco In the head to clear the way for her alTalr with Buttafuoco. Fisher Is serving five to 15 years. T h e J o ey and A m y atory captured the public Imagination like few others. There w ere-an instant book and three T V m ov­ ies, T h e Buttafuoco* were guests on "Donahue." where Joey was vilified. David Lettcrman drew laughs simply by saying ' ‘But­ ta fu o c o ." Madonna tore up J o ey’s picture on “ Saturday Night Live.” "L e t me tell you something. I don’t cheat on my wife. No. Oh. no. Oh. no." Buttafuoco told radio host Howard Stem last year. Fisher, now 19. has said their affair Included trysts In four Long Island motels. Buttafuoco’s auto body shop and aboard his boat. Double Trouble. Buttafuoco. who will be sen­ tenced Nov. 15. had nothing to say after the 20-mlnute hearing. Under the plea bargain, he wUl get no more than six months In jail, five years’ probation and a 85.000 fine. If he gifts the maximum, he could be out In four months. C la ir c w : AIDS' N ation al^ ^ "Y O U "C A N M AKE A DIFFERENCE™ Da y Saturday, October 9th, 1993 NA-naNwtoa campaion to oAisa r w o i voa t m fioht aoam st aids A t o u r salon s, w e are m a k in g a com m itm en t lo o u r c o m m u n ity b y jo in in g buna reds o f salons across I the cou n try w h o 'll be d on a tin g s m in im u m o f 2 5% o f th eir \ d ays p ro ceed s to h elp In the fig h t against A I D S . F o r m o re in form ation , o r to m ake an appointm ent, please c a ll us at: a i Secrets H a i r D esign 11913 S. F re n c h A v e . S a n fo rd 9 0 2 E . L a k e M a r y B lv d . j M a n e C reation s 3 2 4 -9 4 8 4 322 -76 9 1 L a k e M ary AmFAR An ohin foundilim for AIDS f-M u ih L .J . E D G E M O N , M .D Wishes To Announce The closing of his private practice on October 3 1 ,1 9 9 3 and the closure of his offices in Sanford, Longwood and Deltona. The Sanford Office will remain open until DECEMBER 1,19 93 to assist in records pickup and transfer. 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Doyla, Publtahaf and Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Months..............................410.50 8 Months..............................430.00 IY «n r ...................1............478.00 itai In 4 ED ITO R IALS merger: W ish for success t 4 | . r£_r * : • T h e m erger s f H ospital Corporation o f A m e ric a (H C A ). w h ic h Includes HCA-Ccntral F lorid a R egion al H ospital In Sanford, an d Cdlurftbla H ealth care Corporation, has been big n ew s Ibi* stock holders. O n the surfacc. e x c e p t for a difference w ith s ta tio n ery letterh eads and business cards, the S an ford facility w ill not be m a k in g any m a jor c lm n g e s .' T h e m e rg e r w ill not necessarily m ean e m p lo y e e raises or an increase in services. W h a t it w ill m ean h o w ever. Is an expan ded field o f operation fo r the tw o hospital system s. P eo p le in o u tly in g areas w ith tnsuranced a p p ro ve d fo r h ealth ca re plans through H CA w h o h ave had to d riv e m a n y miles to Sanford, n o w h a ve th ree o th e r area hospitals. L ik ew ise, p eop le in the S an ford area, w h o h a v e had health c a re Insurance approved fo r C o lu m b ia H ealth care S ystem , w ill no lo n ger h a v e to d rive to O rla n d o o r D ayton a Beach fo r m e d ic a l care. WATTENBERG Cherries are good for your health drew heavily on Ucntsen’s work, adding tough c o n t r o l s on malpractice, a uni­ v e r s a l in s u r a n c e form to cut down on wastes, ami heal I It* cure v o u c h e r s to cover most,,although not all. o f the remaining unInsured. And II never happened. The opposi­ tio n In C o n g r e s s c a m e p r in c ip a lly from liberal Demo­ crats. Borrowing an epithet from the Jn ( It the ripe nurnnee In d u s try , cherries g o l th e y s a id tl w a s picked, horrors, "c h e r r y - p ic k in g / * voters wouldn't taking just the good be upset any stuff that most folks moro. agreed upon. (What a terrible way to leglslule that would bc.| Good was Bad. If the ripe cherries got picked, horrors, voters wouldn’t be Cherry-pickers unltel Your time has cornel The phrase goes back to the last health-care debate, which occurred a couple of years ago. Sen. Lloyd Bentscn was pushing for new federal health Insurance legislation. The Hush White House, gradually coming out o f Its political stupor, was interested in the Idea. The time seemed ripe. Corporal Ions were going leaner and meaner, which led to leaner ana meaner health Insurance programs. Insurance companies were denying coverage on the basis of "pre-cxtstlng conditions." thereby cutting down "portability." specializing In covering people least likely to need Insurance. (How sweet.| Malpractice awards were soaring, yielding "d e ­ fensive m edicine" driven by Juries not doctors. Middle-class Americans the kind who voir, were getting worried and angry. In Congress a new consensus for reform was growing. Bentaen'a legislation tried to fix whnl wus most ^obviously wrong. He aimed at rnmuragtng small businesses to provide their employees with Insurance. In a way both political parties could agree upon. Applicants could not Is* turned down Tor pre-existing conditions. Portability would be enhanced. When the Bush White House finally came up with Its own proposal. It toWanyiikisple-frt^he' lopal ares as well . *i W e ’ corHmfend this merger, and wish the nearly combined companies success. ELLEN GOODMAN L E TTE R S W ill o f t h e p e o p le the “ Property Taxes" article in the Sept. 22 i'aftiKHepUd. minole County Property Assessor BUI Suber now Joins several other public officials who are whining about (he ‘ Save Our Hom es" amendment and trying to scare taxpayers with tales o f the coat If tills amendment Is applied to 1993's taxes. It uppears Suber has joined the other bureau­ crats In fighting the. will o f the people who voted for this amendment. Suber and others o f his Ok want Florida to delay t Me effective date o f this amendment until they can Increase assessments as high as poaslbie thereby raising taxes paid on property as high as they legally can. We in Seminole County are paying m ore for .our politicians and bureaucrats than most other counties In Florida and most o f the money has to come from the property owners. T h e Florldsy Supreme Court. If true to form, will affirm the Lee County judge's ruling that the amendment should take effect in January 1904 and not for the 1993 tax year. After all, they, like all opr public servants, are paid from taxes. Bcpldek. why should a public official be Inconve­ nienced by having to recalculate taxes. Several years ago the taxpayers o f Florida voted to Talsc their homestead exemption to 625.000. It didn't take the politicians and bureaucrats long to figure a way to get around this exemption. Afow, they the politicians and bureaucrats. Instead o f serving the taxpayers, are using the courts In an attempt to circumvent the will of the people. . A seems our government has forgotten they are in pfllcc at the wish o f the people and Instead acta In Its own Interests. H.D Hood Sanford k erry's World L IB R A R Y E leanor w ould have loved it BOSTON — Okay, so there were a few m om ents*of high squirm. The reaction to Hillary’s appearance In Congress was a touch breathless. Hillary took the Hill. She came, she spoke, she conquered. She wowed them. No. she dazzled them. No. she absolutely knocked their socks off. One Congress member compared her to Martha Washington, another to Abraham Lincoln. Someone Joked that he was going to auction the tea cup with her lipstick marks. A n o t h e r s a id th a t s h e s h o u ld g o o n "Jeopardy.” Rep. Dan Roatenkowsld gagged more than a few people by oozing. “ I think In the very near future the president will be known as your husband. W h o’s that fella? That's Hillary’ s husband." At times. It seemed like an update o f the infamous Sam uel Johnson remark about women preachers and dogs walking on their hind legs: “ It's not done well; but you ore surprised to find it done at all." In the Congress, they're still surprised to find It done well by a first lady. Even the media was in full gush. The networks were agog. A wire service reported that the president's wife was "effortlessly answering com plex questions In great detail." Stop the presses. But this la being picky, picky, picky and certlflably p.c. The fact Is that Hillary Clinton worked the Congress like a pro. She knew the cast o f congressional charac­ ters. knew w h o was a pharmacist and who was an enemy. She knew how to use charm on nonagenarian Strom Thurmond and deadly wit on critic Richard Armey. But more than anything else ahe knew her stuff. If this had been a three-day, 12-hour oral exam for a Ph.D. an health care she would have gone directly to tenure. And when all la said and done, it must be great to finally get graded on substance. • */->'•■■Ml • What a chapter this was In the ongoing, best-selling Hillary Chronicles. Remember when It all began with Hlllaiy os "Not Tom m y W y n e tte ” ? R em e m b er H illa ry as B e tty Crocket? Then there wss the Hillary from Hell as a fem in ist harridan and ^Hillary the Hottnwrecker w ho wanted kidatodlvorce their ltfPA.BR where is the 'Dead While Male’ v But. ulas. with these Hue Clinton cherries, we also get a routed pill of more government control. Clinton rightfully inspired by the words of JFK M l aWX g t f o sm 4 * p erceived - * * > « ' - • j.-'it t * ifrieiriy 'a h rtid ttih ^ *' "•/(■■■■ And so. we now have the prn|iosed Clinton remedy. Surely, he deserves credit for bringing the Issue front and center on the political agenda. Surely, there Is much that makes sense in his plan. In fart, most o f the good old cherries arc right there, including portability, rllmlnnilnn o f pre-cxtstlng conditions, and u universal Insurance lonti. (Although lough treatment of malpractice abuse Is missing.) The Clinton plan goes further titan Bentsrn’s or Bush's: Everyone gets coverage. Including prescription medicine JA C K ANDERSON Central Florida now has three major health care hospital orgalnxaUons. In addition to the newly established Coiumbfa/HCA Healthcare Corporation,.the others are Orlando Regional Health Care System, and Florida Hospital System. Depending on certain medical Insurance provisions, the merger will Increase the num ber o f "provider hospitals” available in the state and nation. Thbi'e will now be hospitals fin 90 cities aro u n d the. state under Columbla/HCA Healthcare Corporation. In Sanford. Hospital Administrator Roy Vinson said the medical staff has nothing but positive praise for the merger, and the hqMdlalalaftwaafsbilafllJui ».(<■ •»»*. • k R 4 f t l l i i k r ! M 1 6 nM upset any more. The motivation for braider health reform might dissolve before America took Its bitter medicine. The liberal prescription for such medicine came under many brand names, but the generic label on the bottle was always "M ore Government Control." There was u second reason that Bentscn-style Incremental reform didn’ t succeed. The 1092 presidential election year approached, with health care looming ns a big Issue. Somr of Bentscn’s Democratic rallrugurs said. “ Don’t send Bush u bill hr could s ig n " •• lest Republicans get political credit. presiden cies. "W h a t happens if H illary becomes Incapacitated?" asked the late night comic. "B il Clinton becomes President." When she was appolntrd to head the health-care task force, we got tales o f Hillary the Power Hungry. There were polls on her power, news panels on the dangcis of an unaccountable wife at the health helm. Serious policy people sputtered pillow talk paranoia. Last spring, she w o transformed, magically and sarcastically into Saint Hillary. The first la d y h a d t a lk e d about ‘crisis o f m e a n i n g " n Am erica. She < was t r a s h e d os a s o p h o m o r l c v irtu e -m o n g e r for suggesting that "w e need a new politics of meaning. We need a new ethos o f Individ­ ual r e s p o n s ib ility and caring...a society that fills us up and makes us feel we are urt o f som ethin g 1g g c r t h a n ourselves." t No, she Meanwhile, along absolutely the w a y . w e had knocked their Hillary and Her Hair. eocke off. £ Her hairdos, don'ts and redos. Compared to all this. Hillary on the Hill is a much saner chapter.lf not yet an ending. She went to the hearings as "a mother, a wife, a sister, a woman." as well as honcho. She won raves as a pot and poticy-wonk as welt as W hite House Woman. E This first lady sees herself ns o wife wonk. a First Lady and Independent Woman, someone who works numbers and worries about meaning. The country Is still not wholly comfortable with such duality. But we're beginning to get the hang o f Hillary. And many other women who are trying to make whole lies out o f the divided parts. The Year o f the Woman was a hard year for this political wife. The people who saw Hillary as a heroine thought She should be running for office. The people who dislike her thought she should shut up. During the campaign, during the Hillary from bell days, the candidate’s wife held im a g in a ry c o n v e r s a tio n s w ith E lea n or Roosevelt. When ahe was feeling down, she would talk to the much-more-mallgned Mrs Roosevelt who would aay. "O ct out and do It ond don't make any excuses about It." When the Clintons moved into the W hite House, we had pictures o f Hillary selling the table and stories about her setting the agenda. Th e Jokes w ere about "B ilia ry " and co- Before she stepped Into the hearing room Tuesday, an aide said to her. "T h is la Eleanor Roosevelt tim e." HMIary on the HUl. Hillary as Herself. Eleanor would have loved It. WASHINGTON — At our request. 31 yrui** ugo. President John F. Kennedy penned "to an unknown youth somewhere in Am erica" some advice on how to prepare and handle the Presidency. We recently came across his rrsponsc and it sent chills down our spine, considering It was written at the very lime when he was n hero to a young high- schooler named Bill Clinton. One of the most enduring images of the C lin to n c a m ­ paign was the picture o f the young Clinton at the While House, shaking hands with his Idol. President Kennedy. It was con­ sidered the roup o f the campaign when a c a m p a ig n w o rk e r found It at the JFK library In Boston. S in c e th e n i t ’ s b e e n c l e a r t hat Clinton. In his words C He pointed oul that ‘there is no und hts deeds, wants program o f to emulate the vision vocational and characteristics ol training fo rth e K e n n e d y . T h a t 's Presidency, j w h at m a k es K e n ­ n e d y 's r e s p o n s e , which was published In Parade magazine on Sept. 23. 1962. so moving. Kennedy responded to this question: "Somewhere In our land today there ts a high school or college student who will one day be sitting In your chair. If you could now speak to this future president, what advice and guidance would you give him or her?" President Kennedy began: “ The first lesson o f the Presidency Is that It Is impossible to foretell the precise nature o f the problems that will confront you or the specific skills and capacities which those problems will demand." He pointed out that "there Is no program of vocational training for the Presidency: no specific area o f knowledge that is peculiarly relevant." Presidents have Included great scholars like Thomas Jefferson und Woodrow Wilson, the president o f Princeton University, he noted. But nine of the presidents, “ among them some o f the most brilliant In office, did not attend college." President Kennedy advised youngsters like Clinton that presidents have come from all walks of life. JFK felt he could not counsel “ you about what subjects to study or what vocation to follow. But whatever you do. you would be well advised to practice stern discipline und vigorous, unremitting effort." Kennedy did offer some concrete pointers. First. Kennedy advised, "it will help you to know the country you seek to lead. It was one o f the great strengths o f a President such as Theodore Roosevelt that he knew and loved the diverse magnificence o f our fields and mountain ranges, deserts and great rivers, our abundant farmlands and the thousand voices o f our cities." f Second, Kennedy tutored. It's vital fot a presidential aspirant to "h ave a deep sense of history. For o f all the disciplines, the study of the folly and achievements o f man is best calculated to help develop the critlcul sense of what Is permanent and meaningful amid the mass of superficial and transient events und decisions which engulf the Presidency." Third, he continued, and "m ost important o f all. and moat difficult to consciously pursue, is an understanding o f the people you will lead." The Iasi paragraph o f Kennedy's letter demonstrates the ennobling qualities that Inspired the nation: "N o one can guarantee that If you follow this or any other advice you will become a great President. For the Presidency Is peculiarly an office which Is sha|icd by the individual who holds It. And greatness depends on the times as well as the man. �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Wadnaaday, O ctober 0, I N ) - 9 A Rinehart landscaping regulations HeraM Staff Writer LAKE MARY - tations governln g landaca Iona a lo n g Rinehart Road, have been proposed. T h e City Commission la expected to approve the suggestions Thursday night. The landscaping regulations were origi­ nally designed to be Included In similar specifications for Lake Mary Boulevard, but there were several differences, and (he tw o matters w ere divided Into two separate ordinances. The Commission has already approved restrictions along the boulevard. For Rinehart Road, the new ordinance S calls for an Increase In huffier width from 10 to IS feet. Other sections o f the ordinance specify the s ite and type o f tree* to be planted, separation minimum H iir w iw a t plantings, and w ho would be respo nsible for the purchase. Installation, maintenance and Irrigation o f all required landscaping. Similar to the ordinance on the boulevard, all mechanical units, such as air condition­ ing equipment, will be required to have screening from view on public right o f way. If approved, the new restrictions would apply both to residential as well aa nonresidential developments on what Is to be known as the "Rinehart Road Corridor r District." T h e district includes all property within the corporate Umlta o f Lake Mary Abutting o r within 300 feet o f the road's right-of-way. T h e city's Planning and Zoning Board recommended approval o f the ordinance by a unanimous vote when It was originally presented. T h e C ity C o m m is s io n has a lre a d y approved the ordinance on first reading. T h e second and final reading o f the Rinehart Road Corridor Ordinance Is on the agenda fo r tomorrow n igh t's City Commission meeting, beginning at 7 p.m.. at Lake Mary C ity Han, 100 N. Country Club Road. County gives approval for land purchase ■ p j. Hsrald Sanlor Staff Writer________ SANFORD — Seminole County commissioners gave a cautious go-ahead to buy five acre o f land adjacent to the Weklva R iver for preservation and a canoe launch under the county Natural Lands Program. Commissioners agreed to buy the property from Bon no and Louis Lucas for 9168.000 con­ tingent upon the St. Johns River Water Management District and other agencies permitting the county to place a canoe launch and lim ited parking on the Safety_ 1A He said security In­ formation Is sent to managers on a weekly basis Cartwright said It Is also his company's policy to Immediate­ ly change « lock If a key Is not turned In. If the lock cannot be changed that day. hr said a "b oot" Is installed on the door to make It impossible to open the door from the outside with a key. providing added security. "Florida la the No. I tourist destination In the world and the No. 1 thief destination In the world," said Ray Wood, a de­ tective for the Orange County Sheriff's Office, who works with Orlando tourist hotels. W ood was speaking at the Jacksonville seminar. About 36 hotel and motel workers attended the first In a series o f safety seminars Tues­ day being sponsored b y the American Automobile Assocta- Arrest property, located adjacent to State Road 46. O n ly c o m m is s io n e r D ic k V a n D e r W e ld e o p p o sed th e rchase saying the property d lim ited recreational value «nd questioning the environ­ mental value. C o m m is s io n e rs fie ld e d s 9600.000 offer to buy Katie's Landing near the Lucas proper­ ty . T h e c o m m itt e e r e c o m ­ mended the purchase to provide an existing access which would relieve pressure to d e a r a path through Plantation wetlands. The Natural Lands Committee Is seeking a low-impact public access to the river. Weklva River access In Srmlnole County Is limited to private or commercial locations. They do not want lo disturb the sensitive 673-acre Plantatton property south o f Markham Road for an i C o m m is s io n e r s f e l t th e 966.000 per acre price was too high and use o f the natural lands money to buy a business ques­ tionable. They referred the pro possl to the Parks and Recre­ ation Division. The Lucas :as property price will be about 933.200 per sere. K lion In cities across Florida. In the half-day seminar, Wood and Rick d r TreviUe. director o f security for the Central Florida Holel-Motcl Association, gave out advice on security, locks, lighting, "d istraction " thefts, credit card fraud and even theft by employees. Tom Schroder, manager o f public affairs for AAA, said the goal o f the seminars Is " t o maximize security of tourists staying at a motel or hotel." In O rlando. Wood said 40 deputies work exclusively with the hotels and motels to provide security for the tourists. "W e 'v e had a dramatic In­ crease In the number o f tourists, number o f motel rooms an a. dramatic decrease In crim e," Wood said. Wood showed videotapes o f tourists being victimized by dis­ traction thieves who work In palm to steal wallets, purses and other valuables. . * *t .. . AA felonv. Police C om m an der D enn is Whitmire commented. "F ro m what we have been able to ascertain at this point, the shooting was apparently over a woman which both of the men knew." Ruffin. 22, o f 319 Pecan A v e ­ nue. w as re p o rted ly s tru ck possibly three times by bullets from what some witnesses said could have been an Uzl type machine gun. Whitmire said the gun was identified aa a Tech-9 sem i­ automatic pistol. "T h is Is the kind of gun available from most •ny gun dealer." he said, "a t a cost o f about 9300. It can be used with d ip s holding any­ where from five to 46 shots, and we don't know how many. Mike j ; it tV ■' may have h ad ." The weapon was not recov­ ered. Ruffin reportedly Identified Mike during questioning con­ ducted by s police Investigator. Ruffin Is still In Central Florida Regional Hospital. His condition was listed as serious but stable, as o f this morning, and he was to be moved out o f the Intensive Care Unit before noon today. When he w as first admitted hla condition was listed as critical. Whitmire said medical reports indicate one bullet penetrated Ruffin's right cheek, under his right eye. traveled through his skull, and exited on the left side. O th e r s h o ts r e p o r t e d ly penetrated Ruffin's shoulder and possibly his lungs. Mike is being held in the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. Adams, Orianuo. Mitchell's Funeral Home, Or­ lando.’ In charge of arrange­ ments. j Both Wood and de Trevllle also urged the motels and hotels to do criminal background checks on their employees and pro­ spective employees. “ Some of your employees may be lying to you ." Wood said. De Trevllle showed some sting Julie LaVera Anderson, 36. o f 2583 Barkwater Dr.. Orlando, d ied S a t u r d a y , O c t. 2 . at DR. EDW IN L. LINDSEY Northslde Hospital, Atlanta. Ga. Dr. Edwin L. Lindsey. 72. o f Bom In Columbus, Ga.. she 625 11th Court. Vcro Beach, moved to Central Florida In formerly o f Sanford, died Oct. 3. 1962. She was an account exec­ at his residence. Bom May 30. utive and stock broker for Na­ 1921. In Grandfield, Okla.. he tions Securities and Dean W itter moved to V e to Beach In 1870 and • member o f New Covenant from Cocoa Beach. He was • retired physician and a member S u rvivors in clu de m oth er. o f F ir s t U n it e d M e th o d is t Mary J. Fears. Daytona Beach: Church. Vera Beach. Dr. Lindsey stepfather, Joel Fears, Daytons was also a m em ber o f the Beach: brothers, John H. Jr.. B.P.O.E. *1774 and the Am eri­ Tallahassee. Joel V. Fears Jr.. can Medical Society. Daytona Beach. Andre. Atlanta; Survivors Include wife, Jeantta sister. Sabrina Pope. Atlanta: D.i sons. Ron. Tampa. Larry. paternal grandmother. Sarah B. Gastonia. N.C., Phil. Cherry Hill. The property Is greater than 1,000 acres. No purchase price has been submitted, sold Colecn Logan, county natural lands planner. operations In whicn a video camera hidden In a room caught em ployees stealing from guests. Hotel and m old official were Impressed by the seminar. Information M i Its A in c I S U Pra»» uaad IniMti School 1A "T h e new change w on't make It any better." she said. Because o f the 1070 federal court desegregation order, which states that there m ay be an enrollment o f no m ore than 35 percent black students at any g iv e n sch ool, the proposed school district policy would. In effect, ban white students from leaving Sanford schools which hover close to that mark. According lo Hagerty, black students at sc hoots that fall short o f the 35 percent block population would be banned from transferring out o f such a a. i f om srhtie school. predominantly wl "It evens out* L" ltagcrty said. .‘.The echooljjUiirict w ill grant any transfer that la racially positive or racUlly neutral." Some parents, who have filed a complaint with the U.S. Deptment o f Justice and the U.S. Department o f Education, claim that the black population at Seminole High School has al­ ready exceeded the 35 percent mark and Is closer lo 36 percent. Those w ho have filed the com plaints b elie ve th e c iv il rights o f Sanford students are being violated by a system which, they say. finan cially favors schools In the south port o f the county over schools In Sanford. Seminole High was also re­ quired. under the desegregation order to maintain a student population o f "not significantly less than 2 .0 00 s tu d e n ts ." N J .; sister. Teedle Gwin. Plano. Texas: five grandchildren. Strunk Funeral Home. Vcro Beach, in charge o f arrange­ ments. Q A N irrj. BOWLES Danny J. Bowles, 31. o f 2100 H|dwell A ve., Sanford, died Friday. Oct. 1. Bom Sept. 13, 1962. In Orlando, he moved to Sanford, this .year. He was a garbage collector and a member of St. Jam es House of Prayer. S u r v iv o r s In clude fa th e r, Selph, Sanford: mother. Annie Ruth. Sanford; daughters. Danay Patricia. Thresc, both o f Jack­ son ville. ' A le x ia D.. M iam i: brothers. Robert and Alfonso WUIta. both o f Sanford. Selph Jr.. Jennings: sisters. Annette. Wilma P ow ell. Johnnie Lee. Janie M ac. a ll o f S an ford ; paternal grandfather, Johnnie Lee, Jennings. Wllson-Elchelbcrger Mortuary. Sanford. In charge of arrange­ ments. In other natural lands pro­ p o s a ls . th e c o m m itte e has scheduled a site visit Oct. 0 to the tract o f land east o f the E con lock h atch ce R iver on ce proposed for homes. The High Oaks East proposal caused a large controversy because It would have required extending water lines and a bridge over the river. T h e development proposal was subsequently withdrawn. MARY E. MILLS Mary E. Mills. 93. o f 2451 Water St.. Sanford, died Tues­ day, Oct. 5. at Central Florida Regional Hospital, Sanford. Bom Jan. 22, 1900, In Bainbrtdge Ga.. she moved to Sanford in 1928 from there. She was a homemaker and a member o f New Bethel AME Church. Mrs. Mills was also a member o f the Pall Bearers Society No. 1. Survivors Include daughters. Mary Taylor. Carolyn Vincent, both o f Sanford: tw o grandchildren, four greatgra n d c h lld e n and six great-great-grandchildren. WUson-Elchelberger Mortuary. Inc.. Sanford. In charge o f ar­ rangements. Should a number of students, black or white, transfer out o f that school, the district'would be unable to meet the enrollment requirements. Hagerty said there have been 960 transfer requests this year, the A v a l majority o f which would be easily granted under the proposed policy. District officials said they have an obligation to deal with the desegregation Issue. " I believe this Is something that we are legally, and morally, obligated to deal with," Hagerty Haraid Staff Writer LAKE M ARY - The Lake Mary City Commission meets this Thursday night begin­ ning at 7 p.m. As o f Monday, the following Items were listed on the agenda: • S p e c ia l p r e s e n t a t io n (none announced) •C itizen participation. •R eports o f City Manager (see below) • Reports o f Mayor. • Reports o f City Attorney - 1 9 9 2 Cable Act. • M o tio n s and/or o r d i­ nances by city commissioners •Ordinance — 2nd reading — Creating a Rinehart Road Corridor Overlay District. •Ordinance — 2nd reading — Establishing a payment plan for existing residents to hook up to water. •Ordinance — 2nd reading — Rezone from C-2 to C-2, Flagg Lane. Exxon Company, applicant. •Ordinance — 2nd reading — Establishing a city Tree Board • A d d it io n a l Ite m s fo r commission action. Traffic Continued from Page 1A ro a d w a y s . He said speeding com plaints are the principle problem on the streets. Heathrow Is a low-crime area, according to sheriffs statistics. During the first seven months o f (he year, deputies responded to 16 complaints In the communi­ ty. Of those, only four were for burglary reports. The communi­ ty has a privately-contracted security force. Sim ilar traffic enforcement agreements may follow In other private communities. Lt. Jerry Riggins. In charge o f the Special Operations Division, sold periodic discussions have tn HENRY JOHN 9UNDERMANN Henry John Sundermann, 79. o f 2073 Blue Jay Lane, Oviedo, died F rid a y , Oct. 1, at his residence. Bom July 7, 1914. In New Brunswick. N J., he moved to Central Florida In 1987. He w a s a r e t i r e d p r o d u c t io n m achinist for Pitney Bowes. Stamford. Conn., and a member o f Z io n L u th e ra n C h u rch . Stamford. Survivors Include wife. Mabel: son, Irv in g . Brooklyn. N .Y.: d a u g h te r , S u aan R u d n la k . Panama Ctty Beach; brother. Frederick Otto Hoehler, Indiana; sister. Helen Cuseo. Fairfield. Conn.: tw o grandchildren. Beacon Direct Cremation Serv­ ice. Orlando, in charge o f ar­ rangements. continued for several years with The Springs residents for traffic patrol. " I think we'll see others." said Riggins. He said a deputy will probably be assigned to Heathrow patrols an average o f four hours dally, depending on the needs o f the HMA. Neal Harris, president o f the A liq u a Hom eowners Associa­ tion. said he la unaware o f any significant traffic problems In hla 200-lot community. Harris said he was interested In the sendee, but said the 928 expense far exceeds the 915 hourly coat for , security services. HMA president Michael Dick j could not be reached. r Safe as our wake-up call," said Rep. Also Reddick. D-Orlando. Among the Items under con­ sideration: — A ban on possession o f anyone under age 're legally huntshooting' under tn tf to W M M i a S a The proposal change m any believe w ifi -ian^ T i m " Moore, prove the quality o f education In o f the Florida De­ district schools by creating a partment o f Law Enforcement, kind o f com petition between would force first-time offenders schools to Improve their product. to serve five days In detention Hagerty believes the quality o f and 100 hours o f visible com ­ education will be Improved by munity service. other methods, but the relaxed — Construction o f even more transfer rules ore a psychological prison beds. T h e Legislature boost to parents, even those who authorized more than 10,000 never Intend to use the option. new prison beds during Its May "T h e y feel better knowing the ■pedal session and promised to option Is there." he said. "B ut build thousands more over the most people do not request coming years. W hat's missing transfers for academic or educa­ from the promise Is the money to tional reasons. For most. It Is a dolt. matter o f convenience." — Taking the worst youthful The school district staff Is still offenders — Moore put that working on the details o f the number at up to 3,000 — and transfer policy changes. They locking them In secure detention will work up a final draft and Instead o f the community-baaed present It at a public hearing programs that allow them back which w ill be announced at a on the streets. Many are repeat later date. offenders. Home. Altam onte Springs, charge o f arrangements. Reports from the City Man­ ager contain the following Items: •R equ est — Commission tyir) fo f associ­ ated with m ast arm signallzatlon Installation on Lane Mary B oulevard, n o t to exceed 920.000. • Request — Commission authorization for purchase o f additional mem ory for city computer system. • Request — Commission to declare vehicle *3 3 (fire truck) surplus, and authorize adver­ tis e m e n t fo r sa le to th e highest bidder. • Request — Commission, action on request from Parks and R e c re a tio n A d v is o r y Board to convert the closed eastern basketball court on Country C lu b Road, to a tennis court. The order o f Items on the agenda Is subject to change, and additional Items may he added. The Lake Mary City Com­ mission m eeting will begta at 7 p.m.. Thursday, O c t 7, in the commission chambers o f Lake Mary City Hal). 100 N. Country Club Road. homalrambf pjn. Friday tvo-ilng Sunrlia Funorol Homo. MS Locvtf Avo, Sonlord, m U U . Inchorgoof orrongomontt. A LLIM , NANCY Funorol torvkao tor Nancy Allan, n. at 411 Bay A w , Sanford. who dlod Friday. Oct. t. will bo hafd 1I.J0 p.m. Saturday at Now Sattwl M B Church. Sanford, with Iht Raw. Ltwli officiating- Informant la fallow In Ertrgraan Camatory, Sanford. Frlandi may call from S t p.m. Friday at Iha funaral Sunrtaa Funorol Homo, *00 Lacwtt Avo, Santort, m n u , In charga of arrangamonla. 'I "T h ey're opportunists, they're predator* and they're thugs," Moore said. "W e 'v e got to put them In a facility that's not a i hand-holding facility." — Hiring m ore police at the state and levels 1■etnas up m arc vio len t > task r fir iT T 1 » such as the o o e now operating in Miami. Moore M id the effor t has shown some u rca a a la down an glories and auto th e ft M eanw hile, the C om m erce Department la continuing Its damage control efforts following the tourist killings, which made headlines w orldwide and are hurting International trays) to Florida. C om m erce S ec re ta ry Q reg Fanner said print ads along the "O n e F lorida, M any F a c e s " V Oct. 15. pended following the Sept. 14. slaying o f 34-year-old Gary Col­ ley o f Britain at a highway rest stop near MonticeUo. Broadcast ads w ill resun November, Farmer added. . he said International visitors i drop this year because at the killings. " In tourism. Im age 19 the b u s in e s s," F a n n e r , to ld th q House T o u r im and Economic Development Committee. "Im ­ age la what sella. The perception la, the crime problem la much worse that It really Is in Florida." What’s far lunohT Thursday, Got 7,1999 Turksy and Gravy Buttsrsd Rlcs Mlxsd Vsgstsblss Fresh Fruit 8cbool Mads Rolls Milk _________ . _ Gaines Garden Chapel Funeral Home jOUlIlig tOgpMi 10 DCuBf SarC OV i DIONA L. PALMER Dlona L. Palmer, 51. East M agn olia D riv e , A lta m o n te Springs, died Saturday. Oct. 2. at Florida Hospital. Orlando. B o rn S e p t . 2 7 , 1 9 4 2 . In Milwaukee, she moved to Cen­ tral Florida in 1979. She was a student at RoUlns College and a member o f the 13th Club. Survivors Include sons. Torn. J im m y , both o f A lta m o n te S p rin g s , R o b e rt, L a k e v ille , Minn., BUI, Los Angeles; daugh­ ter, Debbie, Hoyrey-ln-the-HlUs; brother, BUI Lincoln. Sprtnfield. Ore.; nine grandchildren. B a ld w ln -F a lrch lld Fu n eral BRYANT, C N A B ITY GrtvMMa wrvtCM for Charity Bryant. 14. of 1M0 S. Part Ava.. laniard, who dlod Thgroday, Sapt. & will bo 11 a m. Saturday .at i---------------------- “ AltXANOIIL C U U M I “HOT ROO" ar Mr. Claudta “Hat . 4s of mo w. nrd si, Rad" ____,_______I Friday. Oct. l. will bohafd liMpJti Saturday * ZianHapaM.*. Church. Informant fa M f a r In Mrtrgraan Camatory, Sanford. Frlandi may call at tha funaral Our nsw location ls~. 335 L SJL 434, Longwood, IL 32750 (Acrowfrt** WktoRow) 834- 8550 o r 767-5101 �OA - Sanlord Herald. Sanlord. Florida - Wednesday. October 6. 1993 Disabled children especially vulnerable to abuse By JIN N IPK R DIXON Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON — It Is a heartbreaking Image: children with disabilities, abused and neglected far more often than other children. Yet that Is the stark picture from the llrst nationw ide study of m altreatm en t am ong children with physical, mental or emotional disabilities. Researchers found that disabled children are physically abused at twice the rate ol other children, sexually abused at nearly twice the rate and emotionally neglected at almost three times the rate. O v e ra ll, c h ild re n w ith d is a b ilit ie s are maltreated at 1.7 times the rate ol othrr kids And In nearly hall of those abuse cases, the child’s disability was at the root of the abuse or neglect In all but 14 percent of 1.834 cases studied, the maltreatment was either committed or permitted by a child's primary caretaker, who Is generally the mother, the study said. The maltreatment was substantiated bv child welfare agencies. The study, done by the National Center on Child Abuse and Neglect o f the Department of Health and Human Services, dramatizes the crushing pressures on fam ilies o f these children. “ Children are vulnerable. Hut children with disabilities are the m ost vulnerable.’ ’ Sen. Christopher J. Dodd, w ho sponsored 1988 legislation requiring the federal study, said In an Interview. “ It's terribly disturbing to realize that children with disabilities are being maltreated to such a high degree." The researchers’ llndlngs are based on data collected from 35 child protective services agencies. Each agency provided information on all cases of substantiated maltreatment over u four to six-week period In early 1991. The study also found that maltreatment often causes children to develop a disability. More than half of all children who w ere neglected developed a disability, as well as 62 percent of children who were sexually abused. 48 percent who were emotionally abused and 15 percent who were physically abused Dodd. D'Coun.. said the report underscores both the “ tremendous economic and social pressures that arc crushing" many families with a disabled child and the need to help them, a view echoed by some pediatricians. " I t 's an ugly thought — how could anyone maltreat a child, a child with a disability." Dodd said. “ Hut I'm not sitting In public housing, out of a Job. taking care o f four kids, trying to raise a family on my own. with hack rent due and a number of outstanding doctor bills. That’s not an excuse, but you begin to understand." Dr. Edward Schnr. associate professor ol pediatrics at Tufts Medical School, and Dr James M. Perrin, associate professor o f pediatrics at Harvard Medical School, agreed that caring for a disabled child can be expensive, stressful and physically exhausting. Parents may also become Isolated from friends, family ami their community. “ T h e y often don't have the kind of social support systems that they need to help them through difficult tim es." Schnr said, ' ll Just makes their situation and their ability to parent a little bit more fragile, a little bit more likely to take a direction that Is not good for the child or good for their relationship with the ch ild ." Perrin, chairman o f the American Academy o f Pediatrics' com m ittee on children with dis­ abilities. also believes the risk of abuse Increases when parents don't bond with a newborn, a problem for sick babies hooked to all sorts of hospital equipment. Hut Nora Haladcrlan. a clinical psychologist and director of the Disability. Abuse and Personal Rights Project o f the Spectrum Institute, a research and educational organization In Los Angeles, says she's not convinced that family stress Is to blame. Haladcrlan says disabled children are particu­ larly vulnerable because they muy be less able to fend ofTun attack or to tell someone about It. And the signs and symptoms o f abuse may be attributed to the child's dlsablllt V. She estimates that the rate o f abuse among disabled children Is much higher than the government estim ates — from four to 10 limes greater — and that 99 percent o f abusers are well-known to the disabled child High-fat diet ups risk of prostate cancer ByCONNIECASS Associated Press Writer W A S H IN G T O N - T h e re 's another reason to eat less lat. at least for men It might reduce the risk o f d evelo p in g Hiethreatening prostate cancer, re searchers say. Eating animal lat. especially from red meat, seems to promote the growth of small, latent pro stale tumors, making them more likely to become dangerous, a study at Harvard's School of Public Hralth found. The study adds to mounting evidence that a fatly diet In­ creases cancer risks, notably lor breast, c o lo n and p rostate cancer. "It says. Just like other studies, high fat is bad." said Dr. Ken­ neth J. Plenta. a cancer re­ searcher and assistant professor at Wayne State University m Detroit who is familiar with the study. Researchers don't know that cutting back on lat will help a man prevent advanced prostate cancer. Hut the study suggests It might help. Plenta said. "It’s a safe recommendation, because If you cut down on fat you live longer, you get less heart disease and less chance of other diseases." he said Prostate cancer Is the second most common cause of cancer death among American men. behind lung cancer. In 1991. an estimated 122.000 men were diagnosed with prostate cancer, ami 32,UOOdled ol It. The Harvard study, published today In the Journal of the National Cancer Institute, found that men who ate red meal as a main dish live or more times a week were 2 0 times as likely to suffer advanced prostate cancer as men who ate red meat only once a week or less "'I he risk went down as the Intake decreased." said the lead r e s e a r c h e r . Dr E d w ard Glovannuccl of the Harvard Uni­ v e rs ity School of M edicine. "Even eating red meat three times a week rather than five times a week, you did get some benefit." Because the study followed men for only four years. It suggests that recent diet ts lm|M>rtani — generating hope that a man can improve the odds by changing his diet even late to life. Glovannuccl said Vegetable fats and lat from fish and dairy products — except butter — don't Increase the risk of advanced prostate cancer, researchers found. i'he study also didn't llud a link between animal fat and the more common early stages of prostate cu iccr. which often go undetected and cause no hralth problems, lilt s Is consistent with earlier research. Autopsies performed around the world have found latent prostate earner In from 15 |xrcent to 30 percent of men who died after age 50 — the rate Is similar from country to country Hut countries where high -fat diets are prevalent, such as the United States, have significantly more cases o f advanced prostate cancer. The American Cancer Society recommends reducing fat to 30 percent or less o f total calories consumed; It says the average ll.S. diet Is about 40 percent fat. Scientists don't know how animal fat acts to promote pro­ state cancer. There are several th e o r ie s . It m ay a lt e r sex hormone levels In the blood The culprit could be carcinogens form ed when anim al fat Is rooked. Or fatty acids found In meat may Interfere with cell functions. U sing questionnaires about diet and health, the progressive study followed 47.855 American men. .ig< -i 40-75. from !9Hii 1990 During the study period. 300 were diagnosed with pro­ state cancer, and 120 of those were advanced cases BRAM TOWERS Presents O u r ARTS & CRAFTS • FU N CRAFTS HOUDAY D E CO RATIO NS REFRESHMENTS HOM EM ADE GIFTS THURSDAY, FRIDAY & FRI. OCT. 8lh • 10 AM -1 PM SAT . OCT. 9th • 10 AM • 2 PM 519 I~ 1st S«. S A N IO K D 323-4430 SATURDAY W hitm an’s Sampler: Chocolate factory is auctioned off By TED ANTHONY Associated Press Writer PHILADELPHIA - The sweet aroma of candy still hangs In the air at the Whitman's Chocolate Factory. Hut It Is a bittersweet week for Philadelphia, as a tradition that begun In 1842 with one man's confectionary comes to an end. The factory that for 30 years turned out box after all purpose box of Whitman's Samplers — suitable for Mother's Day. a get-well gift or sweet-tooth binge — Is being auctioned off piece by p ie c e , lik e V a n illa D u lle r Creams. Nut Crunch Cups and Marshmallow Mint Jells plucked from their compartments. "I feel like an undertaker who knew the deceased," said Sid Dvorak, a Philadelphia native who bought the building from Pet Inc., which hud owned Whitman's for 30 years. H o w ever, the y e llo w box featuring more than a dozen varieties of chocolates will live on. Russell S tover. W hitm an's chief com petitor In the giftchocolate market, paid Pet $35 m illion last s p rin g for the Whitman name and contents of the factory. The flagship product will be manufactured from now on In Abellne. Kan., by a new Stover subsidiary called W hitm an's Cundlcs Inc. The Philadelphia plant's ma­ chinery Is Idle now, and the factory's 700 workers, laid off In June, have gone home. Most of the one-story building Is silent except for bidders plotting their next moves In whispers. On the muin assembly line, they can't get the smell o f chocolate out and probnbly n ever w ill. Hut what on ce pumped out the fiopular morsels Is now lalieled for auction, wiped clean of sweet stickiness and ready to move out. Cordial Cherry and Almond Truffle molds by the thousands? Going once. Harrcl-slzed kettles and empty chocolate tacks? Going twice. Contraptions with names like "O tto Hansel Hoxllne-Chocofll Setup Station?" Sold! "It's a bonanza.” one bidder, presumably a chocolate manu­ facturer. said Tuesday. Not for Northeast Philadelphia, It Isn't. It's the latest economic blow to the area, which lost 504 Jobs when Mrs. Paul's Kitchens, a manufacturer of fish sticks, left In July. Sears. Roebuck A Co., u Seal test dairy operation and a 3M Co. plunt also have Joined the exodus. "T h e r e really has been a negative effect In some o f Ibis conglom erate diversification." said John L. Stanton, a professor of food marketing at St. Joseph's University. " T h e p eo p le w ho ow n ed Whitman lived In Philadelphia, worked In Philadelphia, were part of Philadelphia. This was everything to them and there was a specialness about It." C o n fe c t io n e r S te p h e n F. Whitman founded the company In 1842 when he set up a shop near the waterfront end began buying exotic candy Ingredients from sailors. The Sampler first was marketed In 1912 with Its trademark cross-stitch. At Its height, the company sold up to 12 million txixcs a year. Pet Milk, later known as Pet Inc., bought the company In 1963. two years ufter the northeust IVilladcIphla plant was completed. But profits fell, and Russell Stover announced plans to buy. the name and assets In March. Th e stute attorney general sued In April to block the deal, arguing It would violate antitrust law. 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F r e n c h A v e . • S a n fo r d m 3 2 3 -2 1 3 2 �W ith ‘nothing left to do,’ Jordan opts to retire By JIM LITK E AP Sports Writer LO C A LLY O v ie d o fre s h m a n strike late OVIEDO — ('fins Ikmcher Josh l i n i t .uni Krlllt Ti-desco combined lor .1 nnichdnwn with :t() seconds left lit tin* game. lilting • Ovtulo I.toils to .1 6 0 Will ovct tin Lake Brantley I’atrlois tn .1 lirslniiiiii lootli.ill game I n«'s«l.i> The pl.iv started v\illi Bnucltri tossing .1 liltrli pass to Greer. w ho limk .1 strp back .uni made .1 p a s s <low ill It*lit to Tcdcsco lor tin tom liilown Delruslvelv .It'll llagun In n m Black. Chris ttan Samlrrs. anil Claudio Accv.... If«l a I.I011 i llori 1 li.it llinlli'tl l.akr Braniln 10 50 varils Ovirtlo (12-31 plays at l>< l.aml urM Wcilncsilav |rtikc Omul lev 12-21 plavs at l.akr Marv nr\t Tuesday M a y n a rd b a c k s to p s O CS w in ORANGE PARK Goalie It. n Mavnanl mail, two saves on III c shots to blank host Si John's • wintry Day School ami l.ad tin Orange wood Christian School Rams to a .1-0 win I uesdav OrangcwaxMl ( hrisilan. tanked No 2 in this week's Florida Athletic ("oat In s AsstN-iallon s stall' pnllc. tuiprovrs to 10-2 l while St .Itilm s ranked Itllli In ill* top In drops In 5-2 David Vtnnlestreek and Jakob llartlrlt k eat h eonirthiiteil a goal and an assist lor lilt- Kanis David llruillier sroretl ( )rangcwood s third goal |kt-r l 'n/alii also was 1 1edited w ith an assist File K a n is ootshot St John s |H > F.at h Irani nNik three eortin kn ks Oraiigcwood (hrisilan will play again next Tuestlav at home against I'lnr ( astir Aeadeim Y M C A A d u lt B a s k e tb a ll LAKE MAKV — The Seminole ( onnlv U H A ts forming Us next Adult 3-man Ikiskethall League that w ill play Sunday nights ai area high sehuol gyms Keglstratlon deadline ts lodav Oi l *> and tin league will start tillsSundav Oet 10 The season will run eight wn ks with a single elimination tournament at the end Cost Is 8150 per team, or S22 f*o Iiiti-uiI><rs| 01 S37 50 inon inemlM'rsi per individual For more inlormatlon or a registration lorm . all the YMCA at I-1071:121 ho 11 AROUND T H E NATION B lu e Jays b a tte r W h ite Sox CHICAGO - John Olerud led the majors m hitting In spring training lb' led the league In hitting tn the regular season One gam. into the postseason, he sat tl again Olerud got three lilts, stored three times and doubled home Toronto s go ahead runs sending the lllur Javs past .lark M. Dowell and III. ( Imago White Sox 7 3 Tuestlav night in (.aim 1ol the AI. playoffs In a series hilled as Toronto's hitting versus Chicago's pitching, the lilue Javs hats dnml lulled Paul Molltor. w ho houiered and drove in three runs, and Ed Sprague eat h had lour ol the 17 hits lor the defending World Series 1 humps Game 2 will be Wednesday afternoon and Dave Stewart (I2-HI. with a M l career plavotl mark, will face Chicago's Alex Fernandr/ IIH ‘U W H A T ’S HAPPENING B o w lin g Seminole Athletic Continence League position round at Longwood Lanes. 3 30 p m F re s h m a n F o o tb a ll Lake Mary at Seminole. 5 pm Lyman al Lake Howell. 7pm J u n io r V a rs ity F o o tb a ll Lake Mary At Seminole 7pm S w im m in g Bishop Moore. Kissimmoo Osceola, and Lake Brantley at Longwood Aquatic Club. 4 30 p m Boys V o lle y b a ll Seminole at Lyman Junior varsity at 6 p m . varsity at 7 p m Lake Howoll al Lake Mary Junior varsity at 6 p m., varsity al 7 p.m Oviedo at Lake Brantley Junior varsity at 6 p.m, varsity at 7 p m G irls V o lie y b a ll Lyman at Mainland Junior varsity at 5 p m , varsity at 6 p.m. Spruce Crook at Oviedo Junior varsitv at 6 p m, varsity at 7 p m University al Lako Howell. 5 p m Lako Bra'ntley al Doltona Junior varsity al 6 p.m.. varsity at 7 p.m BASEBALL PLAYO FFS (~3 p.m. - WCI’X 6, AI.CS Game 2. Toronlo lilue Java ill Chicago While Sox. (L) H p.m. — WCI’X 6. NIX'S Game 1. Atlanta Braves al Philadelphia Phillies. (I.) Complete lletings on Page 2B CHICAGO — Michael Jordan, who soared to three straight NBA championships and Into tinhearts o| millions, will retire Wednesday, leaving basketball without Its greatest player and biggest at Intel loti Ills depart tile from the Chicago Bulls strips the league nl its must recognisable name, a breathtaking acrobat who led the league I11 scoring the last seven years "‘Dateline MIC." the Denver Post and the Chicago Sun l'lmcs reported the news almost simultaneously Tuesday night A source In the Bulls organization later continued the reports tor The Associated Press. "It s correct” said the source, who spoke on condition of anonymity. The Atlanln Journal-Constitution quoted NBA deputy commissioner Kusscll Granlk as saying Jordan Informed commissioner David Stem of the decision In a telephone <all early Tuesday “David called me as soon as he heard.” Granlk told the newspaper late Tuestlav night. "At llrst I wondered II he was serious Bill David said Michael had made up Ills mind Whether It's permanent or not remains tn lie seen. But It's true” Jordan threw nut the ceremonial llrst pitch al luesday night's playolf opener between the Chit ago White Sox anti Ihc Toronto lilue Jays al Comlskey Park In Chicago. He left alter the seventh Inning, got behind the wheel of a black Mercedes-Benz and drove nil Jerry Kelnsdorf. owner ol the While Sox and Bulls, salt! from the ballpark: "I have nothlmf to say tonight. W e ll have something to say tomorrow.” The Bulls have scheduled a new s conference at 10 a m CDT Wednesday to make what they called a "major announcement " The story broke as the Chicago Mulls were preparing a hid for a fourth straight NBA championship The 30-year-old Jordan, a two-time Olympic gold-medal winner anti NCAA champion a s .1 See Jordan. Page 2U Just one of those nights A fter slow start, Lions get best of Greyhounds By TONY D b SORMIER Herald Sports Editor LO NG W O O D — lo steal the stgnnll line ul an old television show, this match was videotaped sn that It may In- destroyed -it a humi­ liate > Oviedo and Lyman High Sc IumiI girls vnllevhall learns suffered tlumigh one t>! those kind nl nights Tuesday, when neither team did ninth dial was noteworthy In the end. the Oviedo Lions walked away til*' victors. Ill I -I 15 5 Beforr the match. Oviedo coach Anita Carlson and tier assistants were sr.iri hlng lor a working electrical outlet In the Lyman gym so that they could set up their video camera to record the match At trrwards. Carlson sounded like she wasn't sure theellnrt was worth It "We started slow." said Carlson, referring to Lyman's racing away lo a 7 2 lead to the llrst game "It was a very slow start Bui the girls stayed" with It " Oviedo's trump card turned out to he setter/mlddlr blocker Lisa Elljenquist. who turned In a solid |N'iiormanre and kepi the I.tuns' attack m im ing smoothly She (Inlshed with 1I assists, lour kills, two solo blocks, and lour servlre (Milnts "l/lsa did a nice Job." said Carlson "She was able to take some j«»or passes and turn them Into good sets " Krtstte Freeman added nine serv lee |Nilnts Michelle (Tiller served seven (mints lor Oviedo. Including the last live nl the match Lyman eoaeli Christy Tllibltts. who had the Greyhounds running wind sprints right after the match, didn't have much to sav about her Rams run win streak to seven team's play. "We lost our routentration m the second game " said Tllibltts "We can't hold our concentration And that's where w e re getting heal Despite playing short handed lot a variety ol reasons the Grevhounds had leads ol -TO. 7 2. and H-5 in the llrst game before Oviedo started Its eouiebaek Even then. I.yrnan hung tri. (limbing out ol a 12 0 hole to take a 13-12 lead and tie the score at I I 14 belnre losing 16-14 III the second game Oviedo | u u i | M - d out to a 5-0 lead I he Greyhounds managed to gel hat k to 53. hut the Lions scored IO of tinmatch's last 12 points Lyman won the junior varsitv See Volleyball, Page 2B W om en’s race gets interesting From Staff Report* From Staff Raports O K I.A N D O Lake Marv s turnaround tiiuiinuetl luesday night as 1tl*- Kanis |M>sii it a |5-'J. Ili l-I win over the host Hi tone B r a v e s m high sch o o l Imvs volleyltall action. Il was ilic seventh w in in a row lor l.akt Marv alter a 2--I start Tonight the Kanis host Seminole Athletic Coulcrc 111 c leading Lake Unwell. th< Iasi b .1111 to In al Lake ll'iuell So tai thing, are (ailing Hilo plait said L.ik' Man roach Dill ’A h.ilen We ie starting 10 peak tight now I lie uiniii tiling is that u i i e starling i n gel good play I10111 everyone in the lineup hi the past, v i c ' d get |imid pi.iv trout three or lour ol the six players on the Ilnur Right now they're really playing I l i e wav I e x p e l led lllflll I n p i . IV all along Now ihcv re realizing II themselves Lake M.iiv came Irum tx-huitl 111 both games In tile second game, with <i lineup « piisisimg of five undrrclusMiicu and a senior, tin Kanis tell behind I 1 -I licforc rally­ ing to w in 1lie game and the match "We played the second game with a young lineup." Whalen explained "It was a real good win lor us. IInpclullv. the experience we gained will help its " Will Lipscomb led the Rams with lour kills IO assists and a live-point service run in the lirsi game that included two .11 e s and tinned an H E deficit into an I I H lead lor Lake Mary Knk lair sen added four kills three blocks, and six assists David Sets riant 1 oritrlhtiit-d eight kills Ian Saunders collected live kills and lour blocks Dan I’arwns also had live kills Darrell Dlllmore (Misted two kills and Inni h i m k s SANFORD — We got ourselves a rare In the Sanlord Recreation D e p a r t m e n t W o m e n ' s F a 11 Slnwpltch Softball League at Plnehurst Park Hungry Howles/Crazv Wings used a seven-run sixth Inning to rap .1 comeback after trailing 10. 5 1 and 6- 5 lo upset previously unbeaten Myers Tree Service 12 6 and Hopkins Meat Packing thrust ttscll back Into the title hunt by scoring two runs tn the bottom ol the tilth Inning to defeat Lake Monroe Inn 3 2. The other game nl the evening Inund Myers Tree Service coming back from a 12 IO deficit to outshig See Plnehurst, Page 2B H t f P h o t o b» M«iv Mono Linda Kenny (running) and Myers Tree Service led 6-5 in the bottom of the sixth Inning when Belinda Anderson (right) and Hungry Howies Crazy Wings scored seven runs lo pull out the win and hand Myers its llrst loss M »»n T r»« to rtict H MoMtffl Cr Jly Wmgt *40 110 0 001 40; 1 — M ftri Trr« l* r> K i In itlia on L illi Monro* Inn Mcpkint M ««t Packing III 204 1 400 0 - * tl 11 12 It n 12 10 001 010 0 - 2 2 100 C20 B — J 14 M en’s leaders on collision course From Staff Raports Florid* Mjnor 211 000 I tit m t — II It Monro# Harbour M an n a Ktn R g m m i l Chavroltl 104 200 0 200 OCO 0 — n Of pTunt SANFORD — Only two weeks to the showdown On a night when the visiting team won all three games. Monroe llarlKnir Marina and Discount Propane remained on a collision course hv winning their lourth games without a ( I d e a l m the Sanlord Recreation Department Men's Tuesday Night Fall Slnwpltch Solihull League al Chase Park. The evening's action opened with the Orphans winning their llrst game of the season. 7-6 over Florida Manor Monroe Harbour then used a four-run third liming lo erase a 2-1 deficit and best Ken Kummel Chevrolet 7-2 In (lie nightcap. Discount Propane Dttcownf Prop*n« Whachal 4 Howard 240 201 0 - 1 on 210 0 - 10 tl 10 Jumped out to an early lead and topped Whcchel A Howard 10-6 Discount Propane and Monroe Harbour, which meet on Oct 19. arc both 4-0 and arc the only teams In the league with a winning record. Trailing the leaders arc See Chase, Page 2H Orr sw eeps w eeken d ’s Late M odel Florida Pro races C am pbell takes 2nd at O rlando By PAUL MARSEQLIA Special lo tho Horald________________ ORLANDO Defending Late Model World Series c liamptnn Pete Orr. driving the Horscn Around Farms Camaro. qualified (tonrly but then turned up the horses to win the 100-lap Florida Pro race last Friday. Oct 1. at Orlando Speed world "Our qualifying was Just uwtul." said Orr. noting that he notched Ihc clghlh-fastcst qualifying time. "Be­ fore lfie race, we changed some set-ups and that helped a lot. "During the race, though, every­ thing Jusl came together. Our Boyd motor was just awesome.** While Orr won the race, which was sponsored by Wayne Dcnsch Budwclscr and was Ihc seventh In the series. Mike Garvey dominated everything else. Garvey. In his n e w l y - a c q u I r e d I. c W a r r e Motorsports ride, look the Sunoco Racing Fuels fast lime award. " W e ’re really pleased with our qualifying effort tonight.” said Garvey after qualifying but before the race. "Il feels real gentd to have the top car In a tough Held like (Ills. I hope I draw a good starting s|mii and can gel to the front early. Tonight 's winner Is going lo have tn work for the checkered Hag" By virtue of the draw, Garvey started the race from the fourth position. Four laps Into the rare, when he got around early race leader Charlie Regan Jr to lake the point. It looked like Garvey had the ear to brut. Orr. who started eighth, was lit sixth place when a tangle In lurn three between Ronnie Burkett. Mike Fritts. and series points leader Dennis Scltocnfrld brought out the yellow flag Durkelt had lo withdraw lo (In­ puts while Frills and Schocnflcld went a lap down after repairs "Man. I couldn't believe It." said See Orlando. Page 2B Russell trails teammate at NSS By PAUL MARSEQLIA Special lo tho Horald SAMSUl.A The Florida Pro Series brought Its traveling l.alc Model Show — sponsored by Wayne Dcnsch Hudwciscr — lo Central Florida ibis weekend, hut II turned out in be the Pete Orr/Florltla Pro weekend. Alter winning the feature event F r i d a y n i g h t at () r I a n d o Speed world Orr went lo New Smyrna Speedway on Saturday. Oet 2. set the evenings fast quaillying time, drew the pole, and led tile last 57 laps In will the 100-lap event Al the drop of flu- green Hag. David Russell — who started the race from the outside pole — nulducllcd Orr. Ills Horscn Around Farms teammate, and quickly pullcd away from the 29-ear field. On lap 30 Orr closed lo within two ear lengths ol Russell with Bruce Lawrence and Mike Garvey In low. Russell got Ixixcd m by irulllc on lap -13. allowing Orr lo make a high groove p a s s in lake the lead "David (Russelll got oil to a quick start, hut lapped tralllc did him In." said Orr "Some ol these guys |usi don't believe In moving over. "I had a little dlllereut game plan than David I didn't want lo run hard at the beginning. Inn just slay close lo the front. I tell this could be a down-lo-lhe-wlre finish, so I wanted to make sure I had some­ thing h it at tin- end " As it turned out. Orr had plenty It-lt at the end .is In- led the rest ol the way and crossed the stripe several ear lengths ahead of Russell "Pete's .1 cagey driver." said Russell "lie saw me come up on a slow car and when I gul trapped. In­ got hv me. Pete Is a looglt compete tor Our cars are almost prepared equally. When he's out trout, you can run him down, hot you have a Sec New Smyrna. Page 211 �t > - Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, October 6 , 1009 Orlando S T A T S & S T A N D IN G S . 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Bi 11.41 OKatHi Tainan 4 00 1 40 4 20 IMutic M itlr*** 10 40 1 40 iCheetlu Digger 100 Q ( I S) M.M P ( S i ) tfi.M T IS 1 1) 114 24 1 11111) I274.M f lf h t h r 4 t a - t 4 M . il 11.14 ITM Franc 1100 1140 0 00 1 Cathy'* thy Guy 4 20 140 1RV Pmwrburil 4 40 0 (1 0 ) U.M P (4 1 ) 171.74 T (4 1 1) Ml 40 N la th r a c e -l4 M .tiM .fi 2 True Amber 4 20 1 40 2 40 4 M lu tt Thomas 10 20 2 40 4 Bob i BuCkereo 100 Q (14) Mae P 114) IM.M T 114-4) 314.41 QO (11414)124 44 14th ra ce-1 4 M .D :2 1 M 7 Ds/y'i Kwtksllvr 24 00 12 40 3.40 ICR's Cash One 140 140 I RV Divine Outlaw 140 011-4112 44 P (71) 77.M T <74 1) 717 M tlth race— I4M. C: lt.lt 1 Tousle lt.40 4 40 2 20 1MPS Grand FInale 4 00 2 20 aTLTTeddy 1.10 Q (I I ) M.M P (11) 74.M T (1 1 4) Itl.M Carryover 114441.44 1 t t h r a c i- l4 M . t ilt . il 1 Wishing Girt 130 1.40 2.10 JMatloDill 22 40 000 4 Amy O'Madly 110 Q 11-4) 71.44 P (1-4) 74.M T (2441 Itl.M S 1144-7) Mtt.M I !th n c a - !4 M .1 | MJ7 1 JitvngkeLady S » 1M 2 20 I Public Approach 4 M 1.10 I RV Divine Legend 110 Q ll l ) IL M P ( M l M.M T 11-14) M.M 1Mb race— 2444. Ti M M I Brinks Lightning t I M 120 1.20 7 Rendy Molt 1.20 1.40 4 BD Bieckprlncess 440 O 174) tU S P (0-7) Itl.M t (1-7-4-All) 4MJ0 A —77*1 H—1141.741 BASEBALL PLAYOFFS All Timet COT PLAYOFFS Toronto toed* terto* 14 Tuesday. Oct. 1 Toronto 7. Chicago! Wednesday. Od. I Toronto IS Io w e r l ) M ) at C hicago (Fernandet I I ll,):0 7 p .m Friday, Od. I Chicago (Alvarei I l f ) at Toronto (Hentgon t t t l,lllp m . Saturday. Oct. I Chicago (Bore 1151 at Toronto (Slot tlem yretl II).0 :1 1 p m Sunday, Oct. It ChtcagoatToronto.4 :top m .itnecessary Tuesd4y.Ocl.il TorontoetC hicago.!:lip m . IInecessary Wednesday. Od. II Toronto at Chicago. • 12p m .. II necessary Metteiut League Wednesday, Od. 4 Atlanta (A v ir y I I I ) at Philadelphia (Schilling 14 71.1 t ip m Thursday. Oct I Atlanta (Maddua 20 10) at Philadelphia (Greene 1441,1:11 pm . iifiin U r , Del. V Philadelphia (Mulholtend 121) et Allente (G le v ln e » 4 ). lp m lundjy. Ocf. Id Phlledelphla (Jeckson l i l t ) et Atlenta (Smoltt 11 I I I . I 2 fp m Monday Ocl II Phlledelphla et Atlanta. 1 07 p m . II necessary. Wednesday.Od II Allente el Phlledtlphie. 1 07 pm . or 1:12 p m . 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Keller T -1 M .A -M .1 M . All Timet ID T tA t T S S N CONFERENCE Alien)Ic Divltien W L T P tt OF OA Phiiedelphie 10 0 ) 4 2 F torMe 0 0 0 0 0 0 New Jertey 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tempo Say I I I 0 I t Wethtogton 0 0 0 0 0 0 NY Itlendrrt 0 10 0 t 1 NY Ranger* 0 1 0 0 J 4 ■ - ■■ -, Tim Ralnas Is a Sanford native and S«mlnolB High School graduatB now playing for the Chicago White Sox. His stats ire for the 1993 playoffs In the first column, personal-best playolf totals In the second column and current career playoff totals (Including 1993 games) In the third column. Raines was 2-for-5 with an RBI and a stolen base Tuesday night as the White Sox dropped the first game of the American League Championship Series to the Toronto Blue Jays, 7-3. The second game Is scheduled for 3 p.m. this afternoon. RAINES GAUGE ’93 Category t Games.............. At*bal ft»*«****•■***••*■* 5 0 Runs................. 2 Hits................... 1 RBI.................... 0 Doubles............ 0 Triples.............. 0 Home runs........ 1 Steals............... Average............. .400 bast 5 21 1 5 1 2 0 0 1 .400 Nor dw ell Oiwltton Bo* Ion I 0 0 1 4 1 Butfoto 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hertford 0 0 0 0 0 0 Montreal 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ottewe 0 0 0 0 0 0 Quebec 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pltttburgh 0 10 0 1 4 WESTERNCONFERENCE Ctntrel Divltton W L T Pti OF OA Dali** 1 0 0 3 4 4 Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 SI Lou it 0 0 0 4 4 0 Toronto 0 0 B ! I • Winnipeg 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 4 4 Detroit N ltN c Dlvltton Calgary 1 0 e 3 1 1 An ttoim 0 0 0 4 • 4 Edmonton 0 0 0 4 e 4 Lo* Ang*to* 0 0 0 4 0 0 Sen Jo** 0 0 0 4 4 4 Vancouver 0 0 0 0 4 4 Turtdey't Gem rt Bottun 4. N V Rengrr* J Phiiedelphie 4. Pltttburgh 1 Delia**. Detroit 4 Calgary 7. N Y Itlendrrt 1 Wtdnetdey't Gem** Oueber at Ottawa, 7 11 p m Hertford et Montreal. 7 11 p m Tampa Bey at New Jertey. 7:11p.m. Ftortda et OR cape. 1:U p.m. WeVWngton at Winnipeg, 0: IS p.m. Sen Jote et Edmonton, f i l l p m Vancouver a I Lot Ang* tot. 14:11pm. Tttortdey'i Garnet Buttato et Betton. 7: U p m Atantreel et Pltttburgh. 7:11 p m Tampa Say et N.Y. Ranger*. 7:11 p.m. Dallet et Toronto 7 l i p m. Ftortda at St. Leuit. 4111 p m. Sen Jove *t Calgary, f :IS P m TRANSACTIONS BASEBALL Im e rifin L u e u e SEATTLE M AR IN E R ! - Waived Dwayne Henry, pitcher, end Oenn Howltt end Larry Short*, outllrldert, ter thr purpot* el giving them their unconditional retoata TEXAS RANOERS — E * tended the can carsar 6 26 1 7 2 2 0 0 1 .269 Tim Rains* Irrctt ol K#tin Kennedy. manager. Tom G r lr v t. g tn fr tl m anager; and Sandy John von atllttanl general manager to* pl4y*f pertonneI rnd ttoullng Nation* 1 Lnhaaiti ATLANTA SHAVES - Claimed Milt HIM. pitch**, ott »a iv*r* from Cine InnaII D»*tg natod Shawn Holman, pllchor, to* attign manl CINCINNATI SEDS - Rainttatod Stov* F otter and Bill Landrum, pitcher*, and Willi* Gr**no and Bip Robert* inftoldtrt. from IS* to d a y <fitab tod Hit and Tom Browning, pllchor. and Barry Larkin, mltototr, from th* IS day ditabtod lilt Declared Scott Rutkin. pitetwr, and Jack Daugtwcty, outttoktor. Ire* agent* Attlgnad Mika Andtrten. pltclw . Keith K*ttlngtr. Inttotd*r. and Greg Tttofct and Phil Dauphin. ouHtoRtort. to Indianapolit nl th* American Attoclllton AUTO RACING 4 a m — SUN. Wlntton Sporttmjn 100 RASEHALL 0pm — WCPX 4. National L«agu* Chemptonttop Sarto* Gam* 1, Atlanta at Philadelphia. (LI BOWLINO 7 X p m. - ESPN. Hammer Senior Open BOXINO f pm - ESPN. Heavyw*>gSH Ray M ercery* MarkWllllt HOCKEY 7 P p m - SUN. Tampa Bay Lightning at N*wr Jertey Devil*. (LI 8:10 p.m. — 14. Florida P*nth*rt at Chicago Blackhawk*. (L ) BASEBALL 4 p m - WGTOAM (140). NLCS Gem* Atlanta at Philadelphia MISCELLANEOUS 4 p m - WGTOAM ( M l . Talk S* «t* WHS P*to Rat* 7 p m. - WWHZ AAuFM 17* U«? Th* Sport* Nut 10 p m -W W N 2 AM (7401. Florid, uortt E* Chang* M p m - WGTOAM (540). Spo Bylin* USA VolleyballContinue fi IB Contiautd from I B Investex 19-12. Myers Tree Service B la n d s 4-1 after Tuesday's union, but Hungry Howlcs/Crazy Wings la just a half-game back at 3-1 and Hopkins Meat Packing Is one game out at 3-2. Lake Monroe Inn Is also still alive with a 2-3 record, while Investex falls to 0-5. The women play three games every Tuesday night at Pinehurst Park starting at 6:30 p.m. Pacing Hungry Howlcs/Crazy Wings to the upset were Joni Lulscr (triple, two singles, two runs, three RBI). Rosa Williams (double, single, (wo runs, three RBI). Paula Songcr (double, single, run. RBI). Jennifer Forsion. Becky Simpson and Belinda Anderson (two singles and two runs each). Tina Leman (two singles. RBI). Lori Poe (home run, run, three RBI) and Lori Towns (single). Doing the hitting for Myers Tree Service were Dolores Gallo (triple, double, run. three RBI). Robin Baggett (tw o singles, run. RBI), Debbie Riley (two singles, run). Sheri Peterson and Alex Balogs (one single and one RBI each). Mary Wilson and Lynn Pell (one single and one run each). Linda Kenny and Stella Norvell (one single each) and Cindy Campbell (run). Contributing to the Myers Tree Service's win over Investex were Riley (triple, double, three singles, two runs, four RUI). Campbell (triple, (w o ChaseContinued from IB K en R u m m cl Chevrolet (2-2). Whcchel & How­ ard and Gager Pest Control (both 1-2). the Orphans (1-3) und Florida Manor (0-4). Next week. Gager Pest Control plays the Orphans at 6:30 p.m.: Discount Propane battles Ken Hummel Chevrolet at 7:30 p.m.: Florida Manor takes on Whechel A Howard at B:30 p.m.: and Monroe Harbour has the week ofT. Doing the dam age for I he Orphans were Dave Coss (dou­ ble. single, run). Chuck Cometto (two singles, tw o runs. RBI). Bill Zaludonls (two singles). Ruben Garcia (double, run. RBII. Jim Reid (double. RBI). Todd Page). J.J. Jllcs and Buddy Lennon (one single und one run each) and Allan Truskauskas. Duke F cm ilo and Don Baldwin (one single and one RBI caeli). Providing the ofTensc for Flor­ ida Manor w ere Noy Rivers (three singles). Jim Helmcr (two singles, run. tw o RBII. Matt Morgan. Joe DlBnrtolo and ClifT Partlow (two singles, one run and one RBI each). Ralph Correa (two singles, run). Vic DIBartolo I t w o s i n g l e s . R H I). J e r r y DIBartolo (two singles). Brett Motle (single, run) and Robin DeVall (single). Pacing Lake Monroe Harbour Marina were Pete Harrison .1U1pie, two singles, run. three RBI). Sonny Eubanks llhrre singles. singles, four runs, thrre RBI). Wilson (double, two singles, two runs. RBII. Buggrll llw o singles, run. three RBI). Peterson (two singles, tw o runs, two RI3II. Gallo (two singles, run. two RBI) und lialogu (two singles, run). Also contribu ting were Sh irley Sheppard (single, two runs. RBI). Sue Urownlow (single, run. RBI). Lisa Clark (single, run) and Kenny and Pell (one run and one RBI each). Providing the offense for Investex were Michele Lynn (triple, single, two runs. RBI). T in a Kimball (two singles, three RBI). Kim Curtis (tw o singles, two RBI). Jodi Johnson (single, two runs. RUI). Cindy Burflcld (single, run. KUI). Leah Sparrow (single, two runs). Bonnie Chaplin (single, two RBI). Dec Walden (three runs. RUI) and Sue Mohr (two runs. RBI). Doing the damage for Hopkins Meal Packing were Renee Lanza (three singles, run). Nora Llssy (three singles). Cindy Perry (two singles, run). Shrill Wallers (two singles. RUI). Katl Barbour and Kelly Barthalow (one single and one RBI each). Joy Weaver and Terri Hlrt (one single each) and Jamie Hart (run). Hilling fdr Lake Monroe Inn were Ann Lanza (two singles. RBI). Barb Marlin (double), Jamie Jones (single. RBI). Dlno Wilson (single, run). Teresa Flnck and Nina Turchon (one single each) and Chris Tipton (run). match 7-15. 15-0,15-13, Oviedo (14-3overall, 5-1 In the Seminole Athlctlr Conference) plays Sprure Creel, at home this evening. Lyman |M . 4-3 In the SAC) goes to Mali land tonight. LAKL MARY SWEEPS A L T A M O N T f. S P R IN G S W ith everyone on the roster playing Just about everywhere in almost every possible combina­ tion. the Lake Mary Rams rolled to a 15-6. !S 8 victory over the host Lake Huntley Patriots In a Sem inole Athletic Conference girls vollc> lall match Tuesday. Lake Ma y also won the Junior varsity natch In three games. "T h is was a real team effort." said Lake Mary coach Cindy Henry. "W e played everybody and we played them at dlucrenl positions, so this really was a team win." Now 14-4 overall and 6-0 In the SAC. Lake Mary will play .iguln Thursday at Lake Howell. I-ake Brantley 10-10. 0-6 In the SAC) Is at Deltona tonight. Jordan OCS RAMS WIN MOUNT DORA — Andrea Hart RBI), Danny McGtnty (double, C on tin ued fro m I B helped the Orangewood Chris­ single, two runs. R ill) Sam Knlncs (two singles, two runs), freshman at North Carol! iu. tian School Rams hand Mount Joel Lipscomb (two singles, run). w as to report to the Bulls Dora Us first loss o f the girls volleyball season. 15-6, 15-10. Earl Williams (two singles. RBII, (raining camp on Friday. Tony Smith and David Graham T h r w in I m p r o v e s O r ­ There was speculation t i n he (one single each) und Mike would cite Ills father's r dying ange wood Christian's record to Mcrthlc(run). 16-2 while Mount Dora drops to this summer us n rearm for H ittin g fo r Ken R u m m cl quitting, but apparently there 8 - 1. Chevrolet were David Goldslick (three singles, run. RBI). Mark arc other reasons. Hart collected eight kills, six Aten (iwo singles). Cary Keefer "P e o p le will suy nat I'm digs, and a block to lead (he (double, run). Scott Murphy leaving because o f tny father's Rams. Amy Vandcslrcck con­ (single, RBI) and Joe Irvin. JcIT death ." Jordan wi>s Hunted by tributed six kills, two blocks, Futrcll and Kevin Chester (one the Sun-Times as t<.-lu.ig another und four digs. E m ily Levee single euch). unidentified frienc. "But that B added two digs, a kill, and a Contributing to the Discount not the main rcat<.n at all. It's a 5-for-5 serving effort that In­ Propane attack were Shawn variety of things. cluded two aces. Grimes (th ree singles, three runs, KBt), Util Marino (two Jordan's fat) lT was shot to Orangewood Christian also singles, two runs, two RBI), death July 23 His luxury car , won the Junior vurslly match Manny Silvia (two singles, two was later fauna stripped find his 15 8. 16-16. runs. HBI), Jack Lewis (two body discovered In a South The Hams will play at First s in g le s , (w o ru n s ). C h ris Carolina ore a two weeks later. Grissom |two singles. Iwo RBI). T w o North Carolina teen-agers A cad em y this F riday before h o s t i n g t h e ir e i g h t - tr a m Tony Trice (two singles, run) have been c harged with murder tournament on Saturday. an d M ik e B r o d e r ic k (tw o and robbery. singles). " T h r il.rill Is gone. I've done It Adding one hit each were Paul Ingam clls (sin gle, tw o RBI). all. Them 's nothing left for me to Roger Klnnalrd (single. RBI) and d o ." 'min-Tlmcs columnist Irv Mark Hclny (single). KupciiiL't said Jordan told him. Doing the hitting for Whelchel * i t . time for me lo m ove on to A Howard were Duane Lee (two Jilng else." Die Sun-Times sin g les. R B I). Chris W argo s ji MM (single, run. two RBI). Craig tr J .Iordan told friends Tuesi "I know a lot o f people arc Tossl (single, two RBI), Jim AMBMGAN1 Davis (single, two iu..s). Joe A'-f.ig to he shocked by this ’ CANCER ,'lsion and protuibly won't Delucla and Brian Sprinkle (one < ’ t3derstniid. But I'v e talked 1 1 SOCIETY' single und one run each). Denny Clayton. Eric Johnson and Briar /over with my (Amity and Blends, CdlMMMMM-KS jn d most o f all I'm nl peace willi Howard (one single each) n*v ^asi m yself over the decision." Vincent Howard (run. RBI). Jloin LIIs j \ Continued fro m IB Sehocnfcld. "The met fust gut started nnd 1 get slammed from the roar. Next thing I know . I'm heading for the wall nnd wham! "I know this will hur m y points lead. W e'll work Mime more on the car and Ju**t start digging all over a gain " On the restart. Oir, who Just missed thr crash, lined up fourth. He quickly passed the third nnd second-place ears o f Regan ntul Bryan Campbell and set sail after Garvey. No sooner had the flcM gotten hark up to speed than u double caution (lew as Kcvl t Durden spu n In to th e Infield a n d Sc horn frill was Invoked In his second melee of the e. -ning "Boy. you talk als <l had luck, this Just w asn ’ t n y n ig h t," Sehocnfcld said. "It . mkrd like a lapped ear cut a tin and then luJust turned Into m.*. We're done lor the night. W e i< start work on the ear arid have It ready for tomorrow night." With Orr sttll applying p re­ ssure. Garvey Maintained his lead through la) 50 to earn the SIOO Marrone Appliance Parts llaUway Award But on ihr 52nd lap. Orr round i crack, moved to th r In side if G arvey, a n d assumed the lead. Three In pj later. G arvey’s night came to an end when he dropped a c\ Under. "W hen they say, 'That's rac­ ing.* tlilt Is prnhahlv w h at th ey're talking about," said Garvey. At this point. I'd say we bad t ic car lo heat, I know I had cnc-igh to nice IVte (Orr) at the end. If I could havr been there." R eg jti was second In th e runn ng ord er until he got trapied by a lapped ear. allo w ­ ing Cam pbell to get by. A rnu’.lon with tw o laps to go set up a sprint to the finish, but neither Cam pbell nor Regan ceuld take advantage o f the situation as Orr crossed the Jrtpe two car lengths ahead o f Ills challengers. “ This Is so great," said Orr. "Tills Is one o f the most compelHive fields o f ears and drivers I've raced against In quite n while. To pull o ff a win at my home (nick is really exciting." For his winning efforts. Orr picked up the $2,000 purse. Camptiell held off Regan for second. Jim m y Britts clalmrd fourth w ith Scott B ra m lru finishing fifth. "I started on the outside pole nnd knew I would have to drive a real consistent rare If I wanted to finish dose to the front." said Campbell. "T h is was one lough field nnd I'm real pleased to conic home second." Regan also was pleased with Ids finish. "Six times I his year I've drawn the |M>lr and only finished in tintop five one tim e." said Regan "I'm not at all disappointed with my tlilrd-plaee finish. As a mat­ ter ol fu r l. I'm e x tr e m e ly pleased.'I know thr other driven* feel the same way about this The competition tonight wasju-tt awesome." At night’s end. Schocnfrld still maintained a slight lead In lhb points standings over Dnunlctt, who currently is the top con­ tender for the series' Rookie rtf the Year award. "It turned out lo t>e a good, clean nice." said Branded, "A t first, some o f thr guys got erazy, but then things settled down. "I'm second In points nnd leading the rookie standings, but I'm not going to dwell on that. We havr a lot o f races sttll to go I'll take one race at a time and Just r'ontlnue to do my best." The race had six caul lop periods, two lead changes, arid took 45 minutes to complete. Other feature event winners were Gary Schllrhler (Limited L a te M o d e ls ). B ill L o o m is {S p u n s m a ll). Ed M e re d ith (Modlfleds). Bohhhy Sears (Mlril Stocks). John Mitchell (Bmn- tiers). Jerry Orn (Run-Abouts), and Steve Moldon (Mini Bomtiers). New Smyrna Continued fro m IB handful trying to get around him." Following thr trail dub to thtchcckered Dag wdrr Lawrence. Garvey, and Scot i Brnmlrtt. "A s thr rare was winding down. I storied lo develop a terrible push." said Lawrence. "T h e more I raced, the worse (t got. I rralltrd when I look the checkers that m y lire was going dawn. "I'm pleased with my finish, though. We had a good third place car tonight. We qualified third and finished third." A five-car Incident involving Dennis Sehocnfcld, Rob Lyons. Tony Altlrrl. Kevin Durden, and Kevin Dicks on lap four brought out thr first rant Ion period o f the race. After some minor repairs. Sehocnfcld — the series |>otnts leudcr — and Durden were able to continue. Four other caution periods hunched the (irld (or new rr starts, but none of the frontrunning dtivrrd chasing Orr was able to belter his position. *'W e ’ re h a p p y w ith o u r fourth-place finish tonight." said Garvey. "Our team Is Irss than m month old. so we feel we did OK. We weren't bad. but we weren't us good as we wanted to Ik *. W e'll have It all together before long." St. Cloud's Hrumkti. w h o leads the series' Rookie of the Year chase, was pleased with hit* performance o ver the weekend. "W ith Dennis (Sehocnfcld) fall­ ing out. we might have taken over the points lead also." said Branded. "T h is was u real good weekend for us. We hud two strong top-five finishes and we're taking the ear home In one piece. "M y last three outings were awful. I.cut a lire and went down 17 laps at DeSolo. spun out at St. I'clrntborg. and hit the wall at Luke C ity." Schocnfrld ran attest to bad weekends. On Friday night at Orlando, he hit the wall early but was able to return to art Ion. only to be taken out several laps later when his ride tangled with a la p p e d c a r a n d s tr ife re d extensive damage. On Saturday night. Schocnfrld survived un early-rare fender bender, only to blow blow bis engine later on the race. "Lady Luck wasn't with De­ nnis this w eek." said SchocnIrld. "I feel real bad for the crew. They worked all last night, getting me ready [or this race, amt then we fall nut. I know we'll be bark strong hrrause my guys will put me there." For Ills winning cirurt. Orr pocketed $2,700. The race, which took one hour and 10 minutes to complete, saw six caution periods pnd one lead change. Other feature event winners were Michael Williams (Llmitrd Late M odels). Art Chapman (S p o r t s m a n ). Ed M e re d ith (M odlfleds). 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Goodrich �Sanford HsraJd, Sanford, Florida - W ednesday, October 6. 1993 - • • People Cook of the Week IN BRIEF Curried Goat stars at Jamaican weddings Pan«l airs haalth plan LAKE MARY — T h e Omni Toastmasters Cluli o f Lake Mary held their regular meeting with President Jim Oequr presiding. A panel o f four toastmasters gave their views of potential effects o f Clinton's new health plan. Following this discussion there were questions and comments from the floor. A summary was made as well as evaluations. Announcements were mndc about a apeechcraft program at a later date. The Omni Toastmasters meet at 5:30 p.m. every Thursday at the old Lake Mary City Hall, 158 Country Club Road. Call Sam Ryan at 671*2656 for information. CALENDAR ------------------------------------- - Aerobics offered The City o f Sanford Recreation Department offers aerobics classes Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 9 to 10 a.m. and on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Cost Is S3 per class. Instructor Is Debbie Dlack, board certified with over 10 years experience. Call 330-5697 for more details. Dancing for seniors The Over 50 Dance Club dance is held every Wednesday, from 2:30 • 4:30 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. Live music by the Deltonians 11-piece band. Donation 82.00. Nor*Anon to moat Nar-Anon meets every Wednesday at 8 p.m. at West l^ike Hospital. 560 West State Road 434. Longwood. Nar-Anon Is u support group open to families and friends of addicts. Dally living with on addict is more turmoil than you can handle by yourself. Join for support In coping with your addict; gain serenity to make decisions and put your lifr back In focus. Call 260-1900 for more information. Weight Watchers meet on Thursdays A local chapter o f Weight Watchers meets at the Lake Mary Community Building every Thursday from 4:45 to 6:45 p.m. Omni Toastmasters gather The Omni Toastmasters Club w ill gather at 5:30 p.m. every Thursday at the Old Lake Mary C ity Hall. 158 Country Club Road. Lake Mary. Call Sam Ryan at 671 -2656 for m ore information. Rotary meets early Rotary Club o f Lake Mary m eets Thursday mornings. 7:30-8:30 a.m. at the Tlmscuan Country Cluh, on Rtnehnrl Road. Contact Bill Moore, president, at 323-1192. LONGWOOD — One can never say enough about teachers to* day, and this week's Cook o f the W eek. Joan Stoney. has an established career In the field of education. Allhough she'll b j the first to admit the feeling of f u lf illm e n t she g e l s fro m teaching, site also tins same very different and delicious wnys of preparing food that, without a diiuht. will get a compliment or request for the recipe from a friend or neighbor. Joan was born In Jamaica, moving to I he Cayman Islands when she was 8 yepr» old Living there for 14 ycurs Is where and how she learned to develop her native style of Jamaican cook­ ing. She moved to Longwood In 1986 and has lived there ever since. M llw e e M iddle S c h o o l In Longwood Is where Joan has been a sixth grade science teacher for the past four years. "I enjoy working with nil or the (tropic there." says Joan. She also enjoys saltwutcr fish­ ing ".rid a little quiet time at hom e with a good romance novel. "You know, you Just can't help but wish that kind of love would tic the samr way as It's expressed In the books," she said. loan !x also n member o f the Florida Association of Science Teachern. "T h is organization helps me keep up to date on all the current science issues." said Joan. As a single mom. Joan has decided to do her best to provide for her children. She will go back to collegr io get her master's degree In science education. "Y ou have to have a goal." says Joan. " T h is is (g e ttin g m y master's) my next goal. Who knows from there?" she said. Joan has two children. De­ smond Is 10 years old and currently attends Longwood El­ ementary School. He is In the HM-aMHwtaby R m M 'U fl* Sciatica taachar Joan Stoosy baglns preparing a Jamaican dinner. COOK OF TH K W U K RENEE KEITH fift h g ra d e . H e r d a u g h ter. Felicia. Is three years old and attends Noah's Ark Pre-School. Most everything Joan does, she does with her children In mind. If It's a nice dsy out. she knows the kids will enjoy hsvlng a little barbecue-type picnic. As Joan says. I know I'd much rather be outside doing my cooking on n nice day Instead of stuck over s hot stove." Now when It comew to her Jsmalcan-style cooking. Joan always follows a few good family hints. "W ith spices for Instance, I always use fresh or dried os opposed to ground." she said. "L ik e with the spice, thyme, you'll find It will have a much stronger flavor.If you use fresh." she said. "Jamaican cooking also uses a larger combination of spices." Joan's recipes for Curried Goat is as different as it Is absolutely delicious. "There was never a w edding celebration without curried goal." says Joan. Blue Mountain curry powder from J a m a i c a , ( w h i c h c a n be purchased locally) Is the only curry Joan uses. "R ice and Beans" Is the kind o f meal that one would want to cook on the weekend," says Joan. “ Since this Isn't the type o f meal that you would lust put together alter work, I've Just always made It on a weekend when I have some extra tim e." she concluded. CUIUUXDOOAT 2 lbs. o f goat meat (can be purchased at X-tra. Deloaches o r at any West Indian store) 2 tap. curry powder Vi tap. salt 1 sprig o f fresh or dried thym e or 1 tap. ground thyme 1 clove garlic, crushed Mi tsp. ground black pepper 2 small potatoes Season goat meat with Vi o f curry powder, salt, thyme and g a r lic . M a rin a te o v e r n ig h t. Brown goat meat In vegetable oil. Drain o(T fat. Add 1 cup o f □ See Cook, Page SB Combine vegetables, pork for a tasty, healthy dish P ro d u c e s e c t io n s o f th e grocery are brim m ing with fresh vegetables so now is certainly the lime tu enjoy (hem to their fu llest. C o m b in in g generous vegetable servings with small m ea t q u a n titie s m akes for lighter, healthier and more eco­ nomical rating. The color and flavor of vegetables enhance even the simplest meal dish. At the recent Southern Living Cooking Show a number of us assisted (he home economist In preparing recipes for the shows. Tw o of the recipes were for park tenderloin which reminds me of this microwave recipe for pork tenderloin and vegetables. A good meal for this time o f the year. Apple pie for deaaert! ••• (lW 0^.4 Uw06*^ u rssr R n E Im m W iit km»ncmJoncr U*. |0« Cntor Ai Jm Ot » nW (MTHTTi IH A w i [Viwnf * ■» IIp h . 1 T fiwTUwlg l l * HIN U . ggS E Ormlfnc M IC R O W A V E DERLOIN ' j;i> imN •• |t(r«o fi* Wu MCm FM i till tuMfclT i'.'V u » f r " i ■ PO R K T E N ­ 4 oz. fresh green beans 2 large potatoes, peeled 1 medium carrot, peeled 2 Tbsp. water 2 Tbsp. sliced green onion (Including (op) 2 Tbsp. butter or margarine Vi tsp. salt V4 cup orange marmalade 1 Tbsp. brown sugar 1 Tbsp. soy sauce V4 tsp . r o s e m a r y le a v e s . s Meals FOOD STAMPS VISA MASTERCARD DISCOVER BONELESS TOP SIRLOIN «•< STEAK FRESH COOKIN' GOOD SPUT FRYER BREAST BONE IN STRIP X-TRA LEAN BEEF J STEW * STEAKS 100% PURE FRESH GROUND " | 6 9 CHUCK_________ U PORK STEAKS MYCOFF crushed Vi tsp. pepper 1 tb. pork tenderloin 2 medium carrots, sliced 2 whole chicken breasts, split 1 Up. salt Vi up. pepper Paprika 44 cup orange Juice 1Vi Tbsp. cornstarch 2 Tbsp. brown sugar 2 Tbsp. honey 1 Up. lemon Juice Vi tsp. nutmeg l Vi cups fresh pea pods 1 medium zucchini, sliced Arrange onion, celery, carrots, and chicken In 12x8-lnch baking dish lover with waxed paper. Microwave on 100 percent power 8 minutes. Drain. Sprinkle with □ See Microwave, Page BB salt, pepper, and paprika. Mix to g e th e r oran ge Juice, c o r­ nstarch. brown sugar, honey, lemon Juice, and nutmeg In 2-cup glass measure. Microwave on 100 percent power, uncovered. 2-2Vi minutes U or until mixture bolls, stirring [I [jilclilicld PRICES GOOD OPEN 9-6 MON - S A T MIDGE THRU 10-9-93 K.I.D.S. C A R N IV A L itordiffOctober llan to l pn Sponsored by MMANUEL THE FAMILY • G am e s • P riz e s • FREE H o t D o g s A R C C o la • S to ry T e lle r ASSEMBLY 320 COMMERCIAL ST. (Across from Library) SANFORD (407) 321-1219 once. Pour over chicken. Cover. Microwave on 100 percent power 10 minutes. Baste chicken with glaze. Add pea pods and zuc­ chini: cover. Cut green beans, potatoes and carrot Into matchstlck pieces. Place In 1-quart casserole: add water. Cover with casserole lid. M icrow ave on 100 percent pow er 7-8 m inutes or until tender-crisp, stirring once or twice. Drain. Add onion, butter and salt. Set aside, covered. C om bine m arm alade, brow n sugar, soy sauce, rosemary and pepper In 1 cup glass measure. M icrow ave on 100 percent power 45-60 seconds or until b oilin g. P la ce ten derloin In 10x6-lnch baking dish. Spoon about half the glaze over ten­ derloin; cover with waxed paper. Microwave on 100 percent power 5 minutes. Turn meat over. Spoon on re m a in in g g la z e ; cover. Then m icrowave (100 percent) 3-4 minutes or until meat Is tender. Let stand c ov­ ered. M ic ro w a v e v e g e ta b le s 1-2 minutes on 100 percent power 7HE FUGITIVE �ia i a r iftii'v iii imrrtv;riiiiafeii>aienfeTfaf ^rtHjwa&tfmii 4 0 - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wadnaaday, O ctober 6, 1883 by ChlcYouni' BLONDTE- ------------A «M *y. l i t * •sowa- soto s t u b m tim es VNSVOODW EOir'nx SEP...XOWI ALttEW WU.LSH ASLEEP J~ r 3 C: by Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY CAN H e m t m ie b HI, HONEY PO TH AT by Art Samotn THE BORN LOSER V STEP IH AY OFFICE A ADNEMT, (HAVE. SOUTHING IT>UK£TO BOUNCE OFF YOU* OH, THORNAHLE- by Charles M. Scholl PEANUTS IF SOUREALLYLOVEDME O UREALLY l o v e d IFY BUY ME YOU M E you wouldn't J5IC BOX ANOTHER T I E ^ — BUY YOUA MUSIC BOX.. by Hawts ScNelAr EEK I M I I I C __________ 7 ^ a s k m e to W DO SOU THUJfc ABOOnW SIOEA O F0EIK m jW O G G O lW U W E iU T 5HE (AJAAJTS THEM WELL, THE lUFESAfYS IF rr VUtU. REALLY ELIMINATE UJASTE fitJD WEFfEOWEWBS. TO RE-lkXAW T MARRIAGE. by T.K. Ryen ARLO AND JAM S By Jimmy Jphwt n WHAT WOULDYOU 00 IF It) SAY, "MOlTUADK YOU' AM XYW M AUOrrifttD TO BUY YOUA DRIUK? ft THAT J WHAT A lt? 7 WOOCP v — v f l YOU HAVE V \ ME POT Anemia tests results can sometimes vary DEAR OR. QOTT: Please dis­ c u s s th e s ig n ific a n c e o f a hematocrit o f 37.5, down from 40 cn m y annual readings. I’m a 73-year-old male In good heal Ih. DEAR READER: First o f all. the hematocrit (which measures your red blood cells and Is a test for anemia) cannot be carried out to a decimal point. The test Is sim ply not that accurate. So let's round ofT your first value to 38. * T h e difference between 38 and 40. a year apart. Is Inconse­ quential and may be due merely to normal variations In how the test was performed from one year to the next. Ask your doctor about thla. Depending on your general state o f health. I'd tend to d is c o u n t th e d if f e r e n t readings. But maybe he’ll want to repeal the test. If it Is four or five points lower - 35 or 36. say - I’ d be concerned that you could be developing anemia - from In­ ternal loss o f blood, for example. In this case, you might experi­ en ce w eakness, fatigue and shortness o f breath. Internal bleeding Is a common cause of anemia In older patients. With respect to the hrmalocrtt test, however. I would Ignorr n dif­ ference o f only two points. WHO C/W TH L ME WH/tr THE StCOHt> AMERICAN HISTORY q O x ^ M B n O M E M T 111 th TODAY: THE BILL OP R16HTS r ‘I w V >? » /i f t - - , fHOT / t , io -6 T h A hFj by Jim Davis GARFIELD OF COOH ft AFTI JM PAVf6 .0 6 by Jim Maddkk s o .BOTMAN* imj* hey; w 1 Mg 4 Thrss- 9 Go on mm fool 12 Nnt woN 13 Bay window JLUU U L U L J lJ U Li-JLJ UULJIJLJ l L1UU jjijy u u u u u ju r j □ LJLKJU U L JU tlU JL3LJU LIuJL J JLllJkJ l H JUU LJL1U 14 Workers1 u m s L llK JU lJlJL J kJL'JlULJlJl JL1 UL5LU U U U L iU J L J JE JU IJ UUIl 1 U liiJ IJ UULnJkJ iJLUJLILB jJLJU JO Jld U U j JLJU IIU H [JUIL'JLJU JJUILD 18 Ctaos of fans laborers 17 Author Anita tb tod drinks 18 Papa 21 More irritating 28 Oardsn tool 28 Tataatudanta 28 Moatai . IIM I i I.1MI lf.lk d I.lll ' •w 33 Christian 34 Osnulns 38 Car 36 Greftsd, In heraldry 3 8 ------ ol son h ad w h a t ’ s c a lle d an Idiosyncratic reaction to the medication: a rare degree o f over-sensitivity. 1 Joints 2 Butter substitute •isL 7 Comparative ending 8 Bonnie and 9 Female rad DEAR DR. GOTT: My son was Involved in a car accident and was subsequently prescribed pain medication with a notation to take It every four hours. Neither his doctor nor the drug­ gist told him to avoid taking m ore than four tablets In a 24-hour period. Consequently, he hallucinated, suffered from severe agitation and was totally out o f control. Should there be some notation made an pre­ scription medications? DEAR READER: Yes, there should be - and often there Is. But In all fairness to your doctor and pharmacist. I believe your son's reaction was highly unusual. For one thing, when p h y s ic ia n s p r e s c r ib e p a in medication, they assume that their patients will sleep at least B y P h illip A ld e r W e have all heard o f (lie rubric "E igh t ever, nine never.” When you are trying , lo catch th«| trump qcrcn apd have eigh t1 finesse. But when you hare nir trumps, you play for the drop (though. In this latter case, the odds are very close). Now comes Larry Cohen, the guru o f the Law o f Total Tricks, with a variation on the theme. In his B o b Bridge Tip. he gives us "E igh t never, nine ever.” Thta means that when the auction is a part-score battle. If you and your partner have only eight trumps between you, you should compete at the two-level but sell out at the three-level: w h e r e a s I f y o u h a v e n in e trumps, you should compete at the three-level. T o d a y 's d ea l p ro v e s th at nothing works all the time. W est's two-heart bid was dan­ Oct. 7.1999 By BaB Thavas FRANK AND ERNEST six hours (per 24) - especially If medicated. Hence, that leaves only four or five doses o f the drug, hardly enough to cause major complications. In addition, most analgesics, even if taken every four hours around the clock, won't cause hallucinations and agitation. Therefore. 1 suspect that vour A progressive minded individ­ ual with whom you ’ll make friends In the year ahead could be the catalyst you'll need to trigger your Imagination and seek success in new areas. LIB R A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) It may not be epay for you to d ism iss com m ercia l m atters from your thoughts today, so w hy don't you Involve yourself socially with persons with whom you’ re doing business. Trying to patch up a broken romance? T h e Astro-Graph Matchmaker can help you to understand what to do to make the rebtlonshlp w ork . Mail 82 and a long, a e lf- a d d r e s a e d . s ta m p e d envelope to Matchmaker. P.O. Box 4465, N ew Y ork . N.Y. • C O R P IO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) When the uninvolved see how fe rv e n tly and sin cerely you believe In the cause you espouse, you could attract them to your banner today. Get on your soap box. ’ S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov. 23-Dcc. 21) It might be best today to ANNIE gerous. If North hud been sitting over him with a fistful o f hearts, blood would have (lowed. But here North made a value raise to twb spades. East knew ol a nine-card heart fit. so he com peted w ith a three-heart bid. Similarly. North knew of a nine-card spade fit. so he went to three spades. Even though three hearts was going one down, three spades looks laydown. But West found a defense to defeat It. #9988 fIT 6 J M9 8 ♦ KQJ •Ml ♦ AJ VAKJItl 641 • M2 f MM 6 1711 ♦ A • 78 SOUTH • KQI7 4 6AKQ • MM Vtdavabte: Ntatbsr West started with three rounds o f hearts. Judging that the ruff-and-dlacard wouldn't cost a trick. Declarer ruffed In ihe dummy and discarded a club from hand. A spade went lo Ihe king and ace. Nuw West led a fourth heart. East, the Ideal partner, ruffed with the spade 10. This uppercut South’s queen and established West's spade Jack as the setting trick. (0 1 9 9 3 . N E W SPA PE R TERPRISE ASSN. relegate yourself to the sidelines In a Joint v e n tu re I f y o u r associate b doing a better Job than you feel you can do your­ self. C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) If th e re Is s o m e t h in g mutually bcneflcbl you think should be discussed with an ex-partner, don't let too much time go by today without re­ viewing It. AQ U ARIU S (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) It's imperative you make all o f your major deebions today In­ stead o f delegating thta right to a surrogate. His/her ju d gm en t might be Inferior to yours. PI8CR8 (Feb. 20-March 20) Sometimes It's fruitless to try to learn something from someone whose Ideas parallel yours. T o ­ day. however^ could be art exception, so stick with persons who think as you do. ARIES (March 21-April 19) Instead o f walling on others to get proceedings moving today, take the Initiative, as well as the responsibility for starting things that affect your group. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) It might be necessary* for you to be more assertive In making de­ cisions today In an Important partnership arrangement. Don't be tentative, your Judgment b good. GEM INI (May 21-June 20) Probabilities for significant re­ turns on personal endeavors are , likely In this cycle, but you must be prepared to put In extra hours'; and resources If necessary. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Don’t keep Dan Cupid waiting In the wings if there is someone you met recently you find ap­ pealing. Do something about It' today Instead o f leaving things ; up to chance. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Y o u 'v e ’ been lucky so for pertaining to a neglected responsibility, but this streak won't lost forever. While no one yet knows about It except you. clear It up now. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Your restless spirit won't be appeased today unless you use your time constructively, such ' as acquiring new knowledge or | putting to an effective use some- ; thing you already know. (0 1 9 9 3 . N E W SPAPE R EN- *’ TERPRISF. ASSN. Sstab !• Put HM If If Pta IlfssbIB B DOT Paa t• s♦ rr All Opening bad: Y K by Laonard Starr 'll THAT ItGGO toSo?iseSo# Lm EN­ �Sanford Hsrakl, Sanford, Florida - W ednesday, October 0, 1W 3 - • • « CorniChowder sure to make a hit this fall Auntie cuts off giving gifts to ungrateful kin DBAR ABBTt I'm the aunt o f an 18-, 16- and 7*year-old. I have no children o f my own. and for the past 18 years 1 have shipped gi f t s f or e v e r y b i r t hd a y , Honukkah and Valentine's Day. 1 usually send cards for Hallow­ een. too (and plenty o f “ no ABIGAIL reason " gifts). I have never VAN BUREN received a card for an aunt on Mother's Day and none o f these kids know when my birthday Is. I never get thank-you's or ac­ And that goes for generous knowledgments. so 1 generally uncles, too. have to call to moke sure a D B A R AB BTt What do you package has been received. think o f a 55-ycnr-old mama's This post holiday season (my boy who nave his girlfriend an eigh th month of unem ploy d ^ a g c i . i t . . ting In 1970 b>H ment), I didn't send any gifts at does not allow her to show It to all. but picked It up again In anybody because he doesn't January when 1 started working. want his mother to find out? I still haven't heard anything Well. I am the girlfriend. I have from anybody — evidently ll gone with Arthur for 10 years, made no difference that they and I am pretty sick o f this didn't hear from me. w tup. I met his mother Just once I send those gifts because I when Arthur brought her to the love them, and nothing will eye doctor. Hr let me go slong change that, but I’d be lying If I for the ride. Hr never told her I didn't admit that the gifts have was his girlfriend, though. The grown leas and less generous problem Is. Arthur's mother has and are sent with resentment. I m on ey, and she says If he b la m e the p a ren ts for not marries, she will leave It oil to te a c h in g th o se k id s b etter the church. manners, because they will suf­ He was so confused two years fer when they get out In the ago he wrote to you, and you business world and don't have told him to talk to his pastor. He the manners to write a thank- said he did. and the pastor told you note. film he was lucky to have such a I have decided that as each wonderful mother. child turns 18, no more gifts. What am I supposed to do (T h e y p robably w o n 't even now? I am 48 and not getting notice!) Do youJblame me? any younger. AUNTIE J. IN L.A. DBAR AUNTIBt No. More “ aunties'* should gather the courage to follow your cxamplr. B f MSMAUSA CAIiTA NEA Food Editor________________ My kids and 1 hiked a small mountain the other day. and when, panting and perspiring, we reached the top, I had an epiphany: Fall had arrived. The evidence was incontrovertible: a 360-degree panorama o f beeches In orange and brorue, birches and poplars Just spangled with d. and. o f course, the maples, re up in violent shades o f crimson and plum, peach and scarlet. There It was: foliage. Tim e for the annual Fall Foliage Festival In Maple Comer, Vt. to benefit the community center. For the foliage festival. I am one o f several neighbors who contribute large pots o f com chowder, which Is part o f a luncheon that Includes elder, quick breads, Cheddar cheese, apples and doughnuts. Below is m y Com Chowder recipe.________ £ N tw Optim ist msmbsrs C O IN CHOWDKR Peggy Hardin (cantor) Introduced two now members o f the Sanford Optimist Club, Js«n Mlchsls (loft) and Audrey Ogdon at a recent masting. Vice President Qua Omberg presided over the masting held at 8honey's. Tho forthcoming Band Festival, co-sponsored by the club, was the main llam on the agenda. 4-6 strips bacon 1 onion, coarsely chopped 1 red pepper, seeded and chopped 1 green pepper, seeded and chopped 3 medium potatoes, peeled and diced ! cup water 1 small bay leaf 1/2 teaspoon dried thyme 2 cups frosen corn 3cups milk (or 2 cups m ilk and 1 cup cream) Freshly ground black pepper Freah, chopped parsiey or chopped chives, for garnish (op­ tional) In a heavy skillet over medium heat, cook the bacon until crisp. Drain, reserving 2 tablespoons of drippings. Return reserved drippings to skillet. Heat, and saute onion and peppers about 5 minutes. Add potatoes, water, bay leaf, and bring to a boll, covered. Reduce heat to simmer and cook until potatoes are tender. Add thyme, com and milk (or milk and cream). Bring to a simmer but do not boll. Season gener­ ously with black pepper. Serve Im m ediately, garnished w ith parsley or chives. If desired. N o te : T h is con be m a d e without bacon, by substituting 2 tablespoons o f vegetable oil for the bacon drippings, but the result Is not as tasty. V I « M . 4J2 u m (n r f. PHoef lt this w&good VWL, Oct. 6 thru Tubs., Oct. 12, 1993. EXTRA LOW PRICES! ARTHUR'S GIRL D B A R O D tLi Put the ring through Arthur’s nose and send him back to his mother. Microwave or until hot. Arrange vegetables on serving plate. Slice tenderloin Into 1-Inch slices: arrange over vegetables. About 4 servings. Chicken tacos are easy and nutritious. They combine small amounts o f meat with vegetables and optional garnish for a fun, flx-lt-youraelf supper. CHICKBN TACOR T o m a k e th is c h ic k e n V e g eta b le c o m b in a tio n low cholesterol, rem ove the skin from the chicken before cooking. HONBT-ORANOB CHICKEN 1 small onion, sliced M cup sliced celery _ 2 medium carrots, fl|rrd 2 whole chicken breasts, spilt 1 up. salt 14 up. pepper Paprika M cup orange Juice 114 lim p, cornstarch 2 TLap. brown sugar 2 Tbsp. honey 1 Up. lemon Juice 14 Ups. nutmeg 114 cups fresh pea pods 1 medium zucchini, sliced Arrange onion, celery, carrots, and chicken In 12x8-lnch baking dish. Cover with waxed paper. Microwave on 100 percent power 8 minutes. Drain. Sprinkle with salt, pepper, and paprika. Mix to g e th e r o ra n ge Juice, c o r­ nstarch. brown sugar, honey, lemon Juice and nutmeg In 2-cup glass measure. M icrowave on 100 percent power, uncovered. 2-214 minutes of-until mixture bolls, stirring once. Pour over chicken. Cover. Microwave on 100 percent power 10 minutes. Baste chicken with glaze. Add pea pods and zuc­ chini: cover. Microwave on 100 percent power 6-7 m inutes o r until chicken Is done and pea pods arc tender crisp. Serve chicken with vegeubles and extra glaze. Cook Continued fro m Pago SB water to meat. Add other half of seasonings and cook until meat Is tender. Keep adding water a little at a time until meat Is tender. RICS AND BRANS 1 cup o f dried red beans 1 coconut, grated V4 Up. salt 2 green onions or scallions 1 sprig fresh or dried thyme or 14 Up. ground thyme 2 cups rice, uncooked Cover 1 cup red beans with water and soak beans over night. Next day, cook beans until tender. Separate coconut milk from pulp. Discard pulp (Note: the pulp makes great bird food). Cut up dry coconut In small pieces and grate In blender. Add coconut milk, dash o f salt, green onion and thyme. Boll for few minutes. Add rice to mixture. Cook until rice Is lender, about 2 cups cooked chicken or turkey cut into W inch cubes* 14 cup chopped onion 1 (7 oz.) can Jalapcno or taco sauce 8 taco shells 1 cup finely shredded Iceberg lettuce 1 large tomato, chopped 4 oz. Monterey Jack cheese, grated IV4 cups sour cream Chopped fresh coriander Chopped black olives While They Last! Vacuum Pack Shank Portion Smoked Ham ---- ----------- Q ft M ix c h i c k e n , o n io n and Jalapeno sauce together In 1quart measure. Microwave on 100 percent power 2-3 minutes until warm . Fill sheila with mixture and top with lettuce, tomato and cheese, Gamtsh with sour cream, coriander and olives If desired and serve at once. * Place chicken breasts In cas­ serole and cover. Microwave on 100 percent power 3-7 minutes, re a rra n g in g o n ce. A llo w to stand, covered. S minutes before u sin g. O n e pound bon eless chicken breasts yields 2 cups cubed, cooked chicken. I Tyson/H oUy F arm s 5 Lb. Bag • Red Delicious Or R e d R o m e A p p le s $1.99 Shop Food Lion for poor Fall Variety Needs1 U S D A Beef Pie P e s u k la s >59 u>. Rye m Round .99 Lb Roast 2 4 9 Ornam ental G o o d s Vacuum Pack Butt Portion While T hor Last (Mldgs Mycsff Is a horns seooomist and c of ths Slwgls Paw n Homsmsksrs Pro nolo Community quostions about iRlorowavo cooking to her st ths Sanford Harold, 300 N. French Are., Sanford, 32771 or phono: 323- D e li/B a k e r y ! 1450,0X1.380.) 15-20 minutes. CARROT JUICE 1 lb. raw carrots 1 can (8 oz.) sweetened con­ densed milk 14 tsp. cinnamon V4 taps, nutmeg 1 tsp. vanilla Juice raw carrots. This may be drtic by using a Juicer or .a blender. If using a blender, wash and cut carrots Into small pieces. Add about 4 cups o f water and grate. Use a strainer and sepa­ rate Ihe pulp. Discard the pulp. A d d con d en sed m ilk and sweeten to taste. Add cinnamon, nutmeg and vanilla. Stir and chill. Serve over Ice (shake or stir before serving). wTlleserre SUPER SAVER SPECIALS! SUPER SAVER SPECIALS! B i 4 Roll - White/ tW Print/Assorted 24.3 Oz. Bite-Size Kellogg’s FrostedMin Kleenex Double Bath Tissue (R an ts Kollh Is a Sanford Harald correspondent and Cook of the Week columnist. Floats submit nomination! lor tho. HCtfA SAVK40# • P9SE3EF Expires 12/31/93 1 �Wodnetdoy, O ctober 8. 1083 n - H r tp W im td Sem inote 322-2011 STAFFIN G W - N II BONNIE C. COWLISHAW and U N K N O W N SPO U S E OF BONNIE C COWUIHAW. II any; and A L L UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORAN TEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES OR OTHER CLAIMANTS CLAIM INO R Y. THROUGH. UNDER OR A G A IN S T IO N N IR C. COWL I SHAW. II any; C. LEE G O U C H E N O U R t JESSIE C O U C H E H O U R ; TH E SPRINGS COMMUNITY ASSO CIATION. INC.; and WEKIVA VILLAS CONDOMINIUM AS SOCIATION, INC.. BABYSITTER naadad tpr a 10 month old bay In your homo S a n la rd / L a n g n o o d ara a I w ill toll to lha highatt and baa! biddar lor cath m lha SEM INOLE County Caurthowaa. M l N. Park Avanua. Sanford. Florida, batwoon II.OB A M and >:M PJM.. on Novambar It. I t f l tho following datcrlbad proparty a t tot forth In tald Order or Final Judgment, lo wit: THE WEST S t FEET OF THE EAST S4S.M FEET OF THE WEST SJ CHAINS OF T H E S O U TH W OF T H E NORTH U OF THE NORTH­ EAST it OF THE SOUTHWEST It O F SECTION IS. TOWNSHIP I I SOUTH. RANGE Jt EAST. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOR IDA. ORDERED al Sanlord. Sami note County. Florida. Ihlt 10th day o l Sep tember, IW1 M AR YANNE MORSE A t Clark. ClrcvHCaurl Seminole County, Florida B y: Jano E. Jatawlc A t Deputy Clark Pubtliti: Soplombor I t B Ocfo bar A i m DEI-S3T Circuit Court for OllNtoevo mettle Bill Knapp't comm It Very it accepting application! lor bakery potltiont Aooly in p a rw . V to A M o - _ j y ihiovgh Friday al: IMS Silver Lake Dr TRADES SJ— Bvslimt Opportunity* ROUTE SALES Plot Book I. Poga I I, ol tho Public Racordt ol Samlnolo County. Florida You ora notified that a Com plaint hat bean Iliad agalntt you and you art rogulrod to tor vo a copy el your written dtfonoat to lha Cotifolalnl.Jl.any, on Plain lift!- attorney! nomad below, on or totora Octet*r 71. I I H and file Mid xrrltfon Oriental with lha Clerk ol Ihlt Court otfher before tervlce on P lain tiff!' attorney! or Immediately there after; etherwtte a default will bo anlarad agalntt you for tho relief demanded In lha Com plaint. Dated oh Soplombor 17. I f f ]. CHARLESM HOBBS; JOYCE J. HOBBS) JESSE J. OENDRON; STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE: NATIONSBANK OF FLORIDA. N-A., a national bonking ota*cUt Ion. at tuccottar In Mlaretl to NCNB Netlenel Bank at Florida and to Tho Cltljcns l Sstfhsrr. National Banket Florida. DON PRATT. BARNETT RECOVERYCORPORATION. Han on the foflwMng property In Samlnolo County, PforMo: L o tt 9 and 10. O R AN O E PARK, according to the Plat thereof at racer dtd In Plat Book J, Page tOA. Public Racordt ol t amlnoto County. PforMo. hat boon tiled agalntt you end JESSE J. OENDRON; STATE OP FLORIDA DEPARTM ENT O P R EVENUE; N A T IO N S BANK OF FLORIDA. N A ; DON PRATT. BARNETT RE C O V E R Y C O R P O R A T IO N ! CITIBANK MARYLAND. N-A ; and F R A N K L IN C R E D I T SERVICES CORF and you ora rogulrod to verve a copy ol your written defemet. II any. to il on Denial M. Hunter. P la in tiff! N complaint ar petition DATED September M, IM MARYAMNE MORSE Clark olClrcuN Court Sammcw County, Hondo By; Ruth King Deputy Clark Octobers, IL HM DEI-177 Make im mediate Income| S e r v ic e 100’ % a l re * lall/lundraitmg account! Ex Citing mutlc and video pro d u c lt W eakly raerd ark . bonutai C all Mr Sharp gig m ow e_________________ 41-*Bt>cy toL»f>a delivery, Clean FI. Iteener >tl P M Aik for Mr loetmen YOU ARE NOTIFIED that on action to foracfote lha mortgage arcum boatng lha ta llow ing property In Samlnala Cexmty The tovllwrlr ona half of the tcetod parkway lying rarth ol id canliguewt to Lai. S. Block . Raplat ol Lett 4. s. and a. JNSET SHORES, according to PROOUCTfOR HOMERS' Long wood. IS needed I Com pany will train Drill opera fort. eiectfeplefoTt. elchert Ex par lance halplul. 1 thlltt eve.labia Monday Thurtday. s JOPM c a m . Friday. Salur day. Sunday. 4AM 4 JOPM IS SO par hour, excellent banelltt and Incentive! Never a tee I Help Pertonnol, I IH t a t SALES-VERT HIGH INCONE S70M1M0WCERLV ■ O T IC ! OP ACTION TO CHARLIE FRANK LAWRENCE, o/h/a Charlie F. Lawrence Currant Revidence Unknown Lett Known Mailing Addrett: 1)04 W all tth Street Sanford. FL M77I A N Y U N K N O W N H E IR S . D E V IS E E S . O R A N T C I S . A S S IG N E E S . L IE N O R S . CREDITORS. TRUSTEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS CLAIM IN O B Y . TH R O U O H A N D U N O IR C H A R L IE F R A N K LAWRENCE, o/h/a Charlie F. Lawrence: RESIDENCE UN- In C am No. W-tJMCA-laL o l Rfo ClrcuH Court at am l«T H Jv-Wciot Orcutt M and for SCMI N O L C C ou n ty, F l o r i d a , wOwraln UNIVERSAL AMERI- NO EXPERIENCE! tlOO to ItOO weekty/polentlal prcattlng FHA mortgage relundt Own hour* I JOI *M 00*4 ext t*> irhourt ___________ No experience naerttary Will Iretn high energy people Na­ tional company with excellent benelilt Salery plut cam mlttlon Never a teal thalr tavern and retpectlvo unknown tpautai. hair*, da vltaat, granteat creditor!. or oth er partial claim in g by. through, under ar a g a ln tt C LAR EN C E B IR K H AU S E R . (fa c e tte d , ana F LO R E N C E declaration Alto known at 114 Ttmoko Troll. Unit M I E. Long wood. Florida J i m . •I public Mia. to lha highett and bail bidder, for cath. al lha watt Irani door ol tho Samlnolo County Courthouto. Sanford. Florida at ll:M o.m . onOcfobor IN THfc CIRCUIT COURT MUD MUCH clelmantt. par tom or pari toe. natural or corporate, whota exact legal tlatvt It unknown, claiming by. through, under cr ago inti any at lha above named or datcrlbad Defendant! or par Hater claiming to hava any right, atttp or tnleret! In and lo tho land heroine Her datcrlbad. THE UNITEDSTATESOF AMERICA; and THE STATE OF FLORIDA. Defendant! AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION TO: All unknown natural per tom. II olive, and II dead, or II For comerctel conttructton ______ m tn m is_____ BOOO WORKERS N R E D ID Daily Work'Dally Pay Reporlto.m . OAKS. Section One, a CONSTRUCTION a WORKERS •RECEPTIONIST a •V E T S ASST, a •RO UTE DRIVERS a a C L IR IC A L WORKERS a a CUSTOMER SERVICE a REPS l/k/o Ruby Loo Lawronco. e/k/e Ruby L. L aw ren ce; RUBEN BLAKE; FLEET PI NANCE A MORTGAGE. IN C . 0 Florida cerperotlA; ADVENT IS T H E A L T H S Y S T E M / S U N B S L T •H E A LTH CARE CORPORATION, o Flor­ ida carpdrdnatt, C E N T R A L Potmen open lor an expert enced Ittomerkeltr Evening haurt. 4PM 7PM. Monday through Thurtday Apply in perion Sanford Herald. M0 N French Avo.ath for Tracy COL ciott B rogulrod iT & iv & ts s i Part Hmo tor Lake Mary/ H e a t h r o w . A p p l y ItO I Philadelphia Are. Orlando 407 PM tt00_________ rogulrod. Coll or apply: MSC Trucking Carp . IM I W. Itt SI Sanford. FL 407 m mould contact ADA Coordinator ol M l N. Pork Avenue Sulla N. Ml. Sanford. Florida H771 ol trail live dayt prior to lha p r o c o o d ln g . T e l e p h o n e : (407)171 41)0 E a l. 4 t t 7 ; I 100 I I M 7 7 I I T D O ) , or 1 too tss 07701V). via F for MS Plano tuning WITNESS my hand and tool olthltCnxxrtnnOrhdxwra. tOOt (Court Seal) Mery arme Mart* dork ot Circuit Court By: Ruth King f. Deputy Clerk Publlth: October A. IS. I0PJ . DEK00 JAIMI MICHELLE COLE Etl. U c / In tP l c o n fr jtc lo r t lU a n S d ^ d d } Masonry RSS./COMM. Vinyl SMing i Alum. Fram ing. Drywoll. AFFORDABLE Non R*P*Y - WP MASONRY. Brick. Block. Stucco. Concrala. Renova Ham. U cJ let. •M4«*e*XHH I 1444 WHO NOTICE OP ACTION OISSOLUT ION OP M A N R IO lff TO RICHARD LEE COLE ADORESSUNKNOWN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI FIED that an action for ditxoiu Han of marriage hat bean I Dart agalntt you and you are re quirad to larva a copy ol your written dalentet.il any, to It an JAIMI MICHELLE COLE. Pefimner, where addrou it tan Cava Pork Circle. Winter Spring*- PM- STM on or before NOVEMBER II. MM, and Rfo pel 11Ion ,, WITNESS my hand and lha teal al Ihlt coorl on SEP TEMBIRJB. IfM. MARYANNK MORSE CLERK OF THE COURT , By Nancy R Winter Deputy Clerk Mart Plato No clientele nec ataary m g jjjo r dt* t i n m*rmu.mun Han; LAMAR AGENCY. INC., an llllnolt corporation, tutcoteor in Inforoat to USLIFE Credit Service Corporation; THELMA M IKE; any unknown h a lrt. d o v iio o t,- g ro n lo o t. aulgnaai. Ilenort. creditor!, i rut loot, ar other dolm an It claiming by, through and undw Ruby f l a k * l/k/o Ruby Lao Lawrence, Ruben Blake, are repaired to aorwa a copy e l your wflntn W U n H i n ftny, amIf fn P letotilft attorney*. SMITH S SIM M ONS. P .A ... M l W att Adamt Slroot. Sutfo 11M. Jodi IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP T N E I IO N T II N T N JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR ,* SEMINOLE COUNTY. ' FLORIDA t CASE NO; tJ-tMPOttdl-P IN RE: Tho Mart lost ol RICHARD LE E C o T e . Hutband. c e p lln g a p p lic a tio n ! lo r A S S IS T A N T M A N A O I R TRAINEE to work al Texaco Food Mori Experienced only need apply. Apply al Texaca{ 4t0 LakoMary Blvd. Sanlord f 40yrt orp Financing available Lie/Bonded 707 IM7/SM0I44 Scr— n Rapalrs M ILES WINDOW SERVICE Repair and replace tcreeni. tlldlng g la it doort, window! tod ihowtr doort I K oil today wlih Ihlt od. Call Ml let 407 t i l M04 T r t « Sarvlca B R U N ILL PAINTINO Comm A Rot. Protturo cleaning. Carponlry. Door hanging; Plettering Lk/liu m o o a ti Jlyrtln b u t 31JW I Find ttin •kills you CLASSiriLDb / 7 > r r c M , ’ .-r t : t NOTICE O f SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, purtuant to a motion tor tummary llnal |udgmanl In fe re c lo tu re anlarad In lha abova tty la d caota. In lha ClrcM ll Court al Samlnala County. Florida. I. dark of lha C ircu it Court al Samlnala County, Florida, will tall that cartaln .property tltuatad In Samlnolo County, Florida, moro parlicwtarty detcrtbed at: Condominium Unit I M M . according lo lha door plan which It a part of plat plan and turvay which Exhibit ~C" N lha D adaratlon ol Ratlrlcllont. Ratarvollont. Covenant!. Con d l l l o n t a n d E a t a m t n li, W E K IV A V ILLAS. CONDO MINIUM rocordod in Official Racordt Book toil. Pago tna. Public Racordt ol Samlnala County, Florida, togalhar with «»-laaal NOW ACCEPTING APPLIC A­ TIONS lor CARRIERS Sami noia Pennytarer (Salivary I night a week. Wadnatday night In Senior d 'lo n g wood araa Mutt hava rallabla Ir a n ip o r la llo n C a ll I tor t i t t i t * atk lor Jim �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday. October 8, 1993 - 7B 71— HalpWantad $9.25 Inter netl lirm M l full end pert time Available. Flexible schedules, company training Interview end train In Alla monle. work In Sanford Call lit fOM 73— Employment Wanted N EE D HELP with yew mall werfcf I wilt label end stuff envelope! In my home Rea unable Call 774 3777 Pleaie leave metuoe 91— Apartments/ House to Share ROOMMATE IN Peel*. in Mature, responsible only. Femaleprel I*t/*k77l 40*5 93— Rooms lor Rent A Q U IE T. C L E A N ROOM, kitchen ute. phone, laundry. t /Sanom iu X*33 or V t *44) CLEAN ROOMS, tingle itartlng trt/ w k . K itch en , phene, laundry, vldee garnet, ell street parking m t e n ____ F iM A L E PREF. Utilltlet Inc ttowte prlv. A c te tt to pool. wether 550'wt 110 7*74 SANFORD. Kitchen laundry p rlv lle g e i P riv a te home. quiet Mt/Wk plus dtp 177 7*44 95— Room/Boa rd~ R IV E R S IO E C H R IS T IA N HOME. Mealt. laundry. TV. phone, and p e lt 5300 /no Quality U t t l t t 97— Apartments Furnished / Rent NOTICE All rental and real etlate edvertliementt are subiect to the Federal Fair Housing Act, which makes It illegal to advert>«e any preference. Urn netion or d ltc rim ln e llo n bated on race, color, religion. m i ‘. handicap, familial status or national origin SANFORD. 1 bedroom, 1 bath furnished UtS'mo. SIM dap SANFORD I Bdrm. Adutts. no pets, all etec. SKI/mo up a lu 99— Apartments ^Unfurnished / Rent TWO BEDROOM duplex ■ Sant Cent. H/A. mini blinds, appli antes s iis / m o ,g »o iu 99— Apartments Unfurnished / Rent B EAU TIFU L. 1/1. security, pool, tennis. 14*5 plus dep PlnsridgeCtub m ow CHARMINO, CONVENIENT! Large I and 1bdrm apts. I7*»/S7j*;mc . site dap I yr lease 774 7704 CONVENIENT AND SPACIOUS CALL GENEVA GAROKNS APTS ... KATIES LANDING. Cleen ITT A/C. free canoe use. Mo pots. m i 7774470 L m n 's Landing 141 BDRM. VILLAS KENT TO OWN CREOIT NO PROBLEM Applications lor 1 Bdrm Homes Now Being Accepted 3234923 STONE RROOK APARTMENTS l.l.a n d Jbdrmt. available Call 1 H M M EHO t BDRM., 1300/mo plus I mo sac. 4 RDRM. .saM/mo plus I mo sec. Call 113 IStl_________ 32m 71 OSTEEN. 1 bdrm opt. Lg yord. i f * . parking, can furnith SANFORD. C low In Smalt trailer furnished includes util Hies sas weekly H im ) 103— Houses Unfurnfchad / Rent QUIET 1/Ui townhouu. U N S •1 Perk, adult comm., sOS/mo ;• plus M S tec. Water, garbage .! Inc Ceil Barb M F 7717*47 Lew Lew dewnl Why rents The Hllllmen Or sup. n i a m __ . ___ huttor LK M ARY ELEM . 3 1 CH/A scr. porch, garage, prv set ting SIM plus deposit m a i w LONGWOOD l/1to. fenced yard. W/D hook up. carport 11)0 1174 Logon Or............ 7M30X SANFORD, nice in , clow In. New cent H/A, paint, carpet. rel'S. req SaM'mo plus 1400 dry 44? MM grata *440 SANFORD - 1 bdrm. central H/A. family rm . lanced, quiet area sa»J discount! Investors Realty. W 5*il S A N F O R D . 1/1 H O U S E . Acreage, horses allowed, on lake shop mo Mi tope_____ SANFORD, near downtown 1 bedroom I bath. 1400 month. 5700 depot l e)?l 4757 SANFORD ) bdrm I belh. eppl . C/H/A, fpic . 1 car garage, ISM/mo LAKE M ARY 1/1. over two sq ft. eppl. fenced. UM mo Venture I Properties. 77M744 SANFORO1 bdrm. } bath, cent air. garage 1*10 Gale Place, near y*th Street sets or buy UMO down Owner financing m a m o r m o a s s eves SANFORD l/ l. fenced yard, garage, seoo/mo. 1st. last 4 5700dep Avail. 10/113304/10 SANFORD, t end 1 bdrm. apis Cant. H/A. beautiful lake set ting end pool area. OR EAT R A T E S I L a k e J e n n ie A p a rtm en ts , t i l l Sente Rorbere Or. 174-5551_________ SANFORD, near I-a. 1 bdrm . 1 bath. SIJSfmo.. 5715 security _________ Cell W i l l 10_________ e e STUDIO AND I BDRM e e Apartments eve liable Casselberry area Call M a l l s u . m i l It HAM. R E A LT Y .Ho? VV l ltt*f SI V fN T im SanterE less then UAM dew n • Renevsled 1/t. hardwood Itoors. ever I/sacra ill.W O • Renovated like new l/l, fpic . eppl .newpaint SSS.WO •1/1 u ty ecrel Renovated, appliances, lanced yd. U7.500 • 4/1, fenced, garage. 150.100 Assume NeOuellHesf • 1/1. lanced, above ground p u l. new root, paint end carpet. i >i % a ssib/m o payment 554.400 AddttieMl hemes avail, lest then WAM dewnt Seminal*. Orange end Velusle counttest STAIRS PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 4 RE4LTV « ; 37F 7177/17145ft I m 3 6 vf AUS STENSTROM REAL T Y, I N C . We Iisl and sell more property than anyone in Ihe Greater Sanlordlakr Mary are. • JUST STARTINO OUTT this l/l In Ravenna Park It III Eel In Kitchen, FR. Fenced <* Ac Lott tat too1 • MINT CONDITIONI L oir 3 ! In Meyleir Meedowsl g ru t Rm , Split Plan. Scr Porch. Comm Pool I W . WOI eWEKIVA HUNT CLURI 7/1 condo Like Newt Vaulted C a llin g s . C e ra m ic T ile , geregel Sff.tWI PAOLA. 4/7 on on l ie acres Pasture with liable. SI It.WO LkoAKarvaaeJ tom *, t o, Usirng dining, lemily rm.SIOt.fOO LK. Mary ustaai built S.^.a.xr 7100 sq It., appliances, over I acre heavily treed I 517). *00 <i 5 Hi «t h IRI 1. 105— DuplEXTripiox/Rtnt J .BUSNl •In Ovr 37th Yur« ARE YOU IN THE MARKET FOR A NEW H O M E ? 1100d. posit.............. Ml 1710 t RDRM. Quiet, majority se nktri Perk Ave Mobile Perk m 7141 Mon. Tues, Thurs, Frl SEE SUNDArS CLASSIFIEDS R M A GUIDE TO THE ABEA’S TOP REALTORS! 114— Warehouse Spaca/Ront 321- 2720 322- 2420 I J h4 107-Mobile Homos / Rent ELDER SPRINOS Oil Hwy 417. 1, I. 4 1 bdrms 575 5*5 *k .CALLANYTIME 1545 Park Dr.. Sentord Ml W. Lake Mery Bl„ Lk Mery I'b llP lR tiJ b . DELTONA 1 bdrm. H i bath. lamllyrm.extraslsSl.100 W. MalkSOWlkl, 777 7W3 HIDDEN LAKE a r u . 1/1 spill bdrm. sunken living rm, cor­ ner Iplc . tern. rm. dining rm, 140.500 330*707 or 111440 S454 LONOWOOO 1 bedroom. “ bath. t4S0/menth. 1300 securi ty. S30W10 LONOW OOD/LAKE M ARYMid sir* storege werehouses. TRANSFERRED, MUST SELLI 4/1. 1 car garage, fp i. tile Itoors. lg lanced yard. San lord Lake Mary Blvd 175,000 OBO 3307747________________ ’ l/l ON LO. earner tot with citrus. Detached garage Only S7S.S00I 'L E S S TH AN 1710 ON. te assume w/qwalllylng end live In 1/7 lekelrent villa 1 Coll end easy I 4 location! *1 BDRM. I4XS4 mobile heme on 41 acres Beautiful trees, convenient location, corner lot, near town and beltway. 15*. WO termsl Re a l Estate , inc . GOV'T REPOS. Bank (o r .d o suras plus Assume no quality mortgaged Low monthly. Cell tor list 1 SECURITY WAREHOUSE 44A end Old Lake Mery Blvd *1.150 • 1,000 sq. ft. ol He/warehouse ‘ Finished ot flee space also available. Kaunke Realtv. t at* Ills' INVESTOR'S S P E C IA L I 7 rental units on over l/a acre with fccemfCftUSSmefllfilY G ru t rental history. Assume no qualify, low down. 174.500 SUNLANO J bdrm . central H/A. Shows g r e a t ! Low downpayment........... tat. WO 117— Commercial Rentals * AVAILABLE* Cell tor detailil to JiftttMimfMd, 323-7271 AA Comes, Inc.. 75H754 L A K E M AR Y-M ISTY OAKS Sub, 1/1. lormal lv rm and dining rm Fam rm w/brlck fireplace Heavily treed lot Prolesslonelly landscaped By owner, rrduced to 1174.*00 For eppl cell 407 777 4401 UUE MARY The Crossings. 1/1. formal living end dining, fam ily rm. Needs some work. STt.tOO The Hllllmen Group, HI till ............. Realtor You'll IFw- w Nw> •w' s r '•wr* Sgur •* hr*" " SpdrNar m FALL ■xe 151— Investment P ro p erty / S a le Gntuix, LONOWOOO/4A YWOOO Indus trfsl. 1,000 sq ft bsy w/ optional office end fenced In storege area. 1 phaia electric 1300 mo IJI 7734_____________ 322-7491 SANFORO Out ol town owrwr mutt s*ll ) bdrm horn* plus 7 apartments. Owner finance SI. 100 Income S7K down, only S410PITI407I 153— AcreageLots/Sale O C A L A N A T "L F O R E S T . Weeded lets! IS.tJO each, no money downl 171.41 monthly. , _________I 100 m 5074_________ VOLUSIA COUNTY • 40 e c . near P ierson , paved rd. tl.SOO/ec. Bare lend only. Strother Tlmberlendt. Ltd. P.O. Box 7SS. Troy, AL 3*011, (705)544-1170 157— Mobile Homes / Sale ADULT PARK. 1 bdrm. mobile home. cent. H/A. screen room U 70037I S450_______________ NEW m r t , NO DOWN, lt% Interest, 14 X 7*. SI 75/nw. 74K 70, SIIQ/mo 1SS 570* OWNER F IN A N C IN G . 1415 down, Sllf/mo 1/1. scr. porch G rut perk! 407 473 7445 IN L O V E m With These Apartments Country Lake Apartments * 0 N E MONTHS 2714 Ridgewood Ave. *w/l2 mo. bkaern RENTIREEI V 330-5204 * s * C o e v iU a A p a r t m e n t s * 2580 R id g e w o o d A ve. 330-1431 I " !■ ill 5 4 203— Livestock and ______ Poultry______ 181— Appliances / Furniture • BABY PIO. White Landrecer. 10wuksoid 175771-717* • COUCH. This End Up f5*t<gn Pastel weaves Must sell, no fW Cell 3711*41 • DINING CHAIRS. Duncan Phyla style Set at six. arm toss side chairs, black vinyl tu ts 1100 tor entire set. Cell 77) pass________________ DOUBLE SETS ol mattresses end box springs Good condl ttonttM/satWHNW_________ DRYER1/WASHERS, StSUPI FREE D E L IV E R Y I WAR RANTVt A + test 174-IHi • FOR SALE. Hlds a tad. Rust color velvet Good condition I - t f ) 1407) 374 SJ7V Cell 4 to f PM_________________________ • LIVINO ROOM SET. wpoden. I piece SW774 47*3__________ eQUEEN SIZE WATERBEO Includes mattress, liner, h u t er. bookcase headboard end padded rails. Leave name end n u m b e r on a n s w e r i n g machine Must seill 1100 407)74 1434__________________ e REFRIOERATOR, 1115. frost Iru . guarantee aWASHER 4 DRYER set. 5175. reconditioned. Ilka new. WMsu Appliances 773-7544 •R O C K E R R E C L IN E R . Brown beige. Good Condition I 175.......................... -777 5431 • SET OF TABLES, len d tables and I con ** table kidney shaped. Burled wood. In excellent condition I ISO lor sat ___________ 3774471___________ •S O F A AND LOVESEAT; earth tones nice and clean m o «o n o 754* • STORAGE CHEST, melal, while, w/toek. 45Vh a )'w on rollers-1)5 Ceil 777 5444 • TWIN BEOS. 7,170 tor elll _______ Call 774 1757_________ USED BEDOINO SALEII King. Queen. Full 4 Single US a Sal 4 Upl LARRY'S Mart 777-4177 1»3— Television / Radio / Stereo • I I " C O N S O L E T V has AM/FM storao. I track, and record player |I00 Firm XMNt 187— Sporting Goods •S E A R S L IF E S T V L E R r o w e r / s k le r e x e r c is e machine. Paid S700 new. will sell tor S50 Laurie or K «v _________ 407 777 75*7__________ • T R E A D M IL L lo ld ln g . Exertrack like new! Retell 514* *5Q n sale 575 7771074 189— Office Supplies / Equipment COPIERS (1) Canon/Xsroi commercial models In g r u t condlllont Priced to sell S375/S1000B0774 7*04 191— Building Materials ^ ■ tooSOO1400 sq. ft. Fru rent w/ll mo. leese. fromSUS/mo. _________m o w ________ m aes not U4.7M S P R O P fR r if G o v 't F o r e c lo s u re s . Re pox/Astum e N o Q u a lify Homes! Owner financing Seminole, Orange. Volusia 2IDRM 1 MTH HOME •W 1 2 m o. Im U N F O R D / GOLDSBORO OISTRESS SALEI 3 bedroom block, needs work oven FHAORVAAS LOW ASUk With central h u t and air. UOOdownt Why rent? The Hilllman Group, M i- m i........................Rutter Don't Miss Out on Our ONE MONTH'S RENT F R E E SPECIAL! NEAT 4 PETITE It this )/} Nice fenced yard, indoor laundry, end cute. sat.SOO Venture t Properties Alan 4 Dawn Johnson nt-7111 ONE OF THE PREMIERS o~t Sanford historical homes lor sale by only 3rd owrwr since 1*7)1 115* 000 firm, as is 70th end Perk Ave. Appt. 373 *444 animismt houi % t b t H i a m i sail."JinsDeyta n iie e s AisersPM i rn-ises THREE BEDROOM. 1 bath, nor Ida 4410. licit end last 7* is S P a r tA v e M » m * m WOODBINE. 3/1.1 car garage, new home. 1 7 » sq ft. Vsuited ceilings, tatl/mo, *74 11*1 COME ON IN ! 141— Homes for Sale 323-5774 a SUN LAND 1/1 w/ great room, laundry room, porch Clean and Private I SSM/me. IMO sac aLONOWOOD 1/1 duplex S acres with pond. Private! SMS/mo. U M sec. eSANFORD l/l J condo Large rooms. C/H/A. W/O hooSuci 5430-mo. U00 sec • SANFORD t/l with enclosed porch, lawn maint. Inc Large yard UU/m o, SIM sec Stowetrem Rutty, lac Office space/store front Next K 4 0 Trailer Seles M l) S. Orlando Dr. (17*1). Senlord Leave Message 1)4 >04) SANFORO AVE. Avellebte In small shopping center. Store or oil ice spec*. 7.000 sq ft UOO/mo 377 1517 or 130 *701 • ininNMw .kSsii. B R ICK S, Chicago Antique. Approx. 1500 (150 777 4154 Aftor 4:70 193— Lawn A Garden • GRASS CATCHER tor (rider) Craftsman Nice, like new I Coil 5740. will lake 145 _________ Cell 771 747*_________ • R IO IN O M O W ER, Craftsman. 77". New battery, needs motor. SIOOCell 171 747* R E G I S T E R E D B LACK BRANOUS bull. 4 y u r s old Good breeder 11450 377 1141 209— Wearing Apparel • MOVING 7 large begs ol clothes Over 00 Items Pants, skirts, tops, end dresses 55 00 7)0 170)_________ 211— Antiques/ Col lacti bits • BICYCLE, antique, great as restaurant or photo prop. 135 0 6 0 ...... .............Call 17) 45to COLLECTOR'S DREAM Every Playboy and Penthouse meg arlne from IMS I t * ) plus bonus otter the first Playboy issue (Marilyn Manue l also issue f ) end issue tt 51.300 fir m ............... 777 7154 215— Boats and Accessories • AIRBOAT. I* ft. Oratltapper. ISO HP. Lycoming new mags . 7 prop* traitor. 17.500 Call 771 5405 or 777 7)70 • B AYLIH ER 17. 7*55 Sun b ridge. ISO OMC. t)5hrs. Galley, head, morel S27.SQ0 *40 *077_____________________ BOSTON W H A L E R , t ) ' 4 " . Trl haul w/ new wood. 1*44 Mariner S7JOO17) 7107 • FISHINO BOAT 14 N. 40 HP Evlnrude With traitor 1750 or best otter 771 4475____________ • JC PONTOON BOAT. 74tt. 75 Hp Mercury motor 14000 ___________ 74* 3715__________ • 13 FT. GLASTRON. IS HP Evlnrude. traitor. Outstanding Can*I Musi s u l 574*1 m - l l t l • 15 FT IO W RIO ER, SS hp Mercury, top and galvanised tilt traitor, 74* 7557 51)00 OBO • H FT BOWRIOBR 1)5 HP Mercury, o/b. tow hr*., traitor 57.700 727 014* tW ) 14 FT LIKE NEW tl 1*71 Evlnrude motor. 51,400 OBO H I DM • 1M* BOMBER RAII but. Mariner engine. X hr* on b u t. i r r hull Mint condl Iron I 51.730 OBO 37) 34V7 • ) * • • W E L L C R A F T 17* Classic. 17 If bowrlder. IX I/O. E xcellent r 0ndlllon! 17,30)........................ 377 0713 • M FT RENKEN. I*** Classic 7000 cabin cruiser. I/O motor. I X HP. Traitor Inc. Mini tend. I *1.50014* tit* Ernie • 7* FT PONTOON b u t. alt fiberglass. 140 HP Evenrude. Very fasti Many extras. Ilk# new. Only StI.QOO777 4X0 217— G a ra g e S a le s BIG YARD SALE Frl. 4 Sal., 1 5, New end used horn* Item*. 51* E Tnd Street FAMILY YARD SAU 710 Homewood Drive. Loch Arbor a r u . oft 75th Strut. Thurs. Frl., Set., O l_________ FOUR FAMILY Frl. 4 Sat. *7. 141 Ptnacrest Dr. Houtawau*. tools, collect (b ia s , m ans 4 w o m e n s Clothing Mg 4 small, mlsc. •GARAGE SALE AD BARGAIN Call in your gerage tato ed by 11 noon on Tuesday end take advantage ol our special garage u te ed price 11 Cell Classified now lor deteiltl 3222111 231-Cars Antiques, dollhouse, marble sinks, turn H45 Central Or, otfoITTth Jt.Set.and Sun NISSAN KINOCAB. fl. air, P/S, P/B. S tpd. custom whuls, 45K ml , clean. 5*130 777 5134 OLDS DELTA M, )M). 4 door. 219— Wanted to Buy ___________ *1*7704___________ WANTED; BARRIE. Gl Joe. Star Trek/Wers end other dolls. Alto Hesi, Texaco. Exx­ on. BP, and ottwr toy trucks. Cell 407 *1* IMS _ • F R E E -F R E E F R E I I I I M IXEO BREED PUPPIES, a w uksofd 74* 73*1 • KITTENS Frutogoodhom e Call after 5:30)3*131*________ • PET CARRIERi Please cell lor Information on lire end very Inexpensive price. 777 7)77_________________________ • PUPPIESI Chow/Holt mix. born Aug tth. 7 left to good homes S30 each Call 337 574* after 10 AM »-v i-aea*4 t*Al</Wi S .m fo r t f NICE 3 bdrm . cent H/A. cor nor let, p— plumbing. Inside panfry, formal dining 147.500 LAKEFRONT HOME. 7 bdrm teml'y rm. Unique view from kitchen end rear ol home I Inside util, carport 154 500 WE NEED LISTINGS StRRStrom Rentals »i Q u ift S in ftt Story *; Casselberry, Studios, t 4 1 ;• bedroom. Attic Storage I Call Joan tor oppnt. t H t m QUIET AREA Living rm, bdrm! S kitchen, both, porch. llJO/mo. SIOOdep N o p e l s l t li m S a n f o r d , t bdrm. 1 both. a /c . ■'.carport. W/D hookups S M !• plus sac Call «S1 tw o________ SANFORD'S Best Kept Secret I P o o l 4 L a u n d ry . I 4 1 bedrooms Convenient loco I ion I Cell Pet, i l l 4*50 SANFORD. 1 bdrm, l bath. Overlooking perk. Move In spec m 1400 110 m i _________ 1 or ) Bdrm . 1 Bath, JOit SF. Liv rm l i t x 141 w/bay window Lg kit /great room w/Krtplace t form al din. a r t a , lo y t r / b a r , P L U S Gartbe. srttned w/iacuni t i l dum I PLUS 7U SF dbl Oarag* and room (|| 5 • 74) Doubt* lot. landscaped and fanetd. E x c e lle n t a r e a l SIMM By Owner w -s a s i HUD HOMES, PEACEFUL!! i|MINUTESFROM SANFORD! 321-075} 321-2257 ★ BEST BUT/MUST SEE * ~ MULTI FAMILY MOVING SAU DOO OBEDIENCE CLASSES. Puppy basic advanced. Thurs. nights n u r Lake Emma. Cell Sarah 104 775 7)4* • FREE CAT. tomato, beautiful tortl. Spayed end declewed Vary shy, prefers women's company......... .... Call 7)07450 BATEMAN REALTY OWNER SAYS SE LLI Sl.MO gels you Into this J bdrm block home with extra lot Nice neighborhood! Musi quality, asking tst.fOO RIDOID 7 Inch pipe cutter; EC 4A GAS ROY DC fuel pump w/ t a n k ; O A Y T O N 5 Inch grinder. Reasonable 774 QOl 1 ___7X) 7410 141— H o m e s f o r S a le 101— Houses Furnished / Rent 217— G a ra g e S a k s •C A T, tomato, dectawed and tlxed. Free to good home HA\9- OA*f. NEW Sanlerd offices and/or warehouses 400 7.SOO sq It Special. SHI/wse. 133 M t SANFORO. Oltice space. 5400 sq If budding total. 1)00 sq It per oltlceunll 111 7004__ 1404 sq. ft.. U30/mo. UIO sac Jim Oeyle, Stenstram R u tty. Inc. 37) IStl t BEDROOM, t belh, upstairs tth and Laurel Reft SlOO/mo. lit, test end dep 177 tali III P A R AVE. 1 bdrm apiif IMS end SIM plus deposit Weekly rates e lu t J»f osas Ns. schoolssun tor m nn Ona Bedroom Apartments I m DEAL Motswood Apts. m - T t U ___ Space / R e n t____ 195— Machinery/Tools 199— Pets A Supplies I ^UPPoie IF f DD/Y'T up ANb \'f,\ IN FoC. A 111— O f f ic e t BDRM apt Newly decorated, modern appl , lg porch w / prlv. on t. i io 1U//43Q i4pi HMINirS VIL1ME Lake Ada I bdrm, USOmo 1 bdrm. 14M mo and up 3AM SO FT shop space w/ office 4 i r O.H door Just off SR as IBMMMW Airport Blvd. AAA Security Storage 771*111 YOUDESERVE THE BEST! unfurnept*?*! moupj)) SOIt VERY NICE and Clean, quiet and private studio UtilltliH paid H i 077* leave message K IT *N* CARI.VI-K® by Ijirry WrlRhi 117-Commercial Rentals 222— Musical Merchandise ALBUMS Pest X yrt lg variety. JOs 0 piece tor ell Negotiable on single album i m o t t o 223— Miscellaneous • BEDSPREAD. King site com torter. silk Ilk. deep- Berk red by JC Penney IX OBO Perfect tor wetor tad 1Please cell ___________ 717 3X1____________ BOOKS WANTEO. Very good condition I Scl-FI. Historical Romance. General Fiction, Mon Fiction, etc. 7X1714 CABINET SALE. Dtsceuntlnued 4 overstock must gel Vertovs sty tot 4 sties evsll Trv Wood cabinets it* Hnkm... Drive. Sentord.................... 771-4471 eCLOTHINO SA G SALE I* SI 00oft w/copy of thlsed Sat.ST/beg ACT 11 Open HAM 1)7 E. First Strut. Sentord ELECTRIC W ELD ER, SIM ELECTRIC LOWERY digital p ian o. 1)50. H AM M O N O OROAN model 4 H 7(7 with * 1*5 Leslie. 11.500 Negotiable ___________ 771 7753___________ NEW CARPET REMNANTS. Room sir* 53 f ! per yard ___________ 174 X77___________ • T IL E 7 boi.s. good tor cralty. table tops, etc Over TOOpieces 510 00........................ 7X1707 • WEOOINO BAND, elegant I4K gold, sir* 10 suitable tor man or women iso *17 T ill • 7t"LOUVER/LOUVER BKo'd doors 7sets *7177) 7*5* • M l MOTOR AND TRANS­ MISSION. FlrtlllOO takes Itl 774 0)45 or 777 7*03 230— Antique/Classic _______ Cars_______ • CHEVELLt. 1*71. 40.000 ml. VO. auto. A/C. PS, llghl green metallic, super clean Must s u l S3.500 771 TOO*____ _ • CAOILLAC, Flaetwaod *1 tended. |tn I owner. 47K. garaged MINT! 57.500777 **00 CHRYSLER It Cerdeva This car ain't putty. Slant I Runt good 13*5 OBO>77)1*07 g • FORD THUNDERBIRD. 1*44. A ll original I N u d t seme wort SIAM OBO Ml-0134 • PONTIAC Firebird Its*. On* owner! Geregedl *7K ml. NIC*|4700 4QM77 44as RARE I M l Evict Riviera. Orlg w/ manuals 4 receipts Must sell make otter 7711X0 1970 DCVILU CADILLAC All power. 777 0154 2 3 1 -C a rs ■ BUICX REGAL, 1*71. Whit*, no engine, goad transmission. body lair S3Q0 377 4470________ • 4UICK LE SA4RE Custom. t*7t. VO. auto. air. P/S Clean, runt greet I Many new extras > 11.400 OBO 371 f ill__________ C A O I L L A C F le e tw o o d Brougham, II, exc. eond. new paint, *7400 GBO I tOI 7** 15S0 • CHEVY CAMARO. 1*77. Re built VO. lots ol new pa/tsl W 3 331QI14 any time________ C H EVY C E LE B R ITY , 1*07. A/C. P/S. P/B. AM/FM radio vs.ooomito*si soomono CHEVY CAPRICE 7f. 1 dr. lull power, garage kept. Must too. 57000 4074*5-4150* Her 4pm • CHRYSLER IMPERIAL **l. Like new. Mull Mil. Only 573.000 Cell |40>)7J3 *954 • CJ-I JE E P, 1*70. 0 cyl. custom. Rebuilt engine, new tires, brakes 57,475 llrm 777 74W________________________ • DODGE COLT - Of, 4 speed, t u l color, clean. Must Milt 57.100 OBO................777 10** • FORD LTO WAGON, IMS Auta. 4 c y l. A/C. P/B, P/S Good condition 151,730 ***0047 HYUNDAI SONATA OLS. *0. auto, air, toatad. sunroof, 47K m l. clean, *7.7*5 777 5734 t**0 LE BARON OT Canvertlbto Rad w/ gray top, Vd. auto-. A/C cruise coni.. P/S. P/B. P/L. headliner tor convertible 11.5001 OOP107 7701 pager M E R C E D E S - B E N Z 7000 TURBO. ISO). Excellent con dltlonl Dark blue/saddle Into nor. 14.000407 7114171_______ • MONTE CARLO 1*70. greet condl A/C, runt Ilk* 0 topi ^ S h a r p ^ ^ lr ^ ^ ^ S O M S S l)^ ^ V 4. 13.000milts 53/3 • PLYMOUTH VOYAOER LE. 1*01 All power, clean, new brakes, good tires 57400 777-e*04er »lf*41 PLYMOUTH HORIZON. I**7 Auto. A/C. em/lm cess, lug reck 41000 miles 5*00 7X 7571 • PLYMOUTH Reliant I I . De pendabto transportation Mutt Mil this week) MOO177 03*3 PONTIAC IOOI STE. te exc con d . SHC ml, ell power, Includ Matt, em/lm cassette, equellter, cruise, more, below NAPA 54700 __ 737 454) PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION. EVERY TUESDAY liM PM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. f t. Daytona Beech __________*0* 755 *311 ________ SHOUT OF CASH ? Seriously locking for a nice, clean, used car? DEPEN OA8LE Down payments as low as St** Includes tax A title Cell: FUCSAUTOSALES ir ★ 327-2692 » » TO YO TA CELICA OT *Mat chbeck. 1*7*. 5 sued. air. sunroot. 5/00/QB0514 *47* VOLVO 1S0DL wagon. IM f. I owner Great shape! Garage kept 135K ml 54 *00 7 » 0477 VW RABBIT OIESEL. II. 4 dr. No rust.Must i*ll 5775 OBO ___________ 173 71*0 _ 1M3 NISSAN PICK UP, 5*00 l**t PONTIAC Grand Prlx. 1 4 )0 ; 1*44 P L Y M O U T H Valiant iowrkter. 5300 tee el; 77*7 W itt Strut, Sanlerd____ • m i MAZO A Protege LK. auto windows/doers, stereo, cast Must Mill 57,000 377 117* • 74 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX. 7 door. VI. 130 Engine. P/S. P/B, A/C. new Irens.. Croig AM/FM radio. RUNS LIKE A P R IA M . 5*00OBO 337 *471 • M CHEVY van, V *. A/C. new tires 17.700 7* CAMARO VO. XT, A/C II. TOO171 m t • 4 L IN C O L N T O W N C A R . Showroom cond . gereged All gedgetn 54300 OBO 37) 17*7 233— Aufo Parts / Accessories HEADLINERS. 57). and com pleto auto upholtlsry. New carpel, vinyl tops, convertible tops_„........ .......774*0** • PLASTIC TOOL BOX tor pick up*. Side lids locked STS Call 3)0 441* Sentord_______ TRANSMISSIONS. New. rebuilt tor strut to competition from SUf f t Select Auto 777 4711 235-Trucks/ Buses / Vans • CHEVY R E A llV IL L f VAN '7*. t ton, Passenger van. clean. Loaded I Too much to list, must i t * to appreciate Only *7,4*5 OBO......... 3711700 • CHEVY C » . 1*45. Antique,') HHI4. engine end drive train g ru t Shape, M734** >477 CJ JEEP. Sot up lor hunting *31-7500or 7457444 FORD 1150 VAN. IW4. Good condition, PS, auto, while S7J00............. ...Cell 7*4 74*4 • HANDICAPPED VAN. ISOO Ford E ISO Lift, automatic doors 13 000 373 743*________ • JEEP PICK UP 4x4.1*70. VI. auto Engine *nd tram re built (about 70,000 m iles) Newer Interior 57,500 g ) 700* MUST 001 *4 Mils. Stonier* 4x4 17000. *4 Chevy Caviller SW _5 HOP0 8 0 *7 0 4004/44* 4301 Sanford Motor Co. IMt JEEP WIU.NOLEN 4 cylinder. A/C. 30 000 miles. cleanltRWS Call 771 4M7 *1*77 CHEVY '■> ton p up. 350 VI Runs good Engine end trens strong 11,100373 5717 11*3 FORD RANGER XLT SC. White, grey Int. Many extras! ti*,oocoBO*a*r*»iix • f l DOOGE RAM Conversion Van. tlK mi.. Ill owner 1 TV, Nintendo 17). *00 774*11) 241— Racraational Vahid— /Campers • l* tl WINNEBAGO. 74' long New engine, Onen generator, S7.500tlrm.nl 5SM I T HOLIDAY RAMBLER. 74 Need* work. Musi sacrifice 11700OBO 1 407 7*1 15*1 77 SOUTHWIND motor horn*. 75 It. Fully M il controlled 14000 OBO.................... ..... 777 * 17* We ll Advertise Your Car EVERY DAY TIL IT S SOLD! (or other motor vehicle) \ \ V 1 / 3 lin e s fo r o n ly $ 2124 (additional lines exlra) Ad must include phone number and asking price. I f vehicle hasn't been sold in 10 days, call us and we'll renew it free. No copy change while ad is running except for price. Non-commercial only. Call 322-2611 Tbday! Sanford Herald �I \ f i l l 1 t i l l I I - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Wednetday. Oclober 6. 1993 Legal Notices Legal Notices IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT. IIO H T IIN T M JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND TOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA A CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 4114*4 CAUO FLEET FINANCE AND MORTGAGE. INC . Plaintiff. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE MTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SIM IN O LR COUNTY. FLORIDA OENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO . *14541CA HOUSEHOLD REALTY COR POHATION. a Delaware cecpo ration. JACKSON LEE GREEN and ERNESTINE M GREEN, hi* •IN ; SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL CENTRAL FLORIDA REGIONAL HOSPITAL STATE OF FLORIOA. OEPARTMENTOF REVENUE. AMERICAN STEEL FENCE CO. IN C .OF ORLANDO, d/b/a AME RICAN STEEL FENCE CO.; MAVGOOO. INC . BARNETT RECOVERY CORPORATION ETC : and DIXIE METALS. INC . Defendants NOTICE OF SALE N ot** It given that pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment In F aw loeu f* dated Scpttmb*' It. I f f ] In Cat* No 47 74*4 CAItG. In lh# Circuit Court ol -h# Eichtoenth Judicial Circuit In and lor S*mlnot* County Florida. In which lh* plalntlll and dtlondantt art tittod In it.* •hove stylo. I will t*H *0 tt>* highest and bttl b-dde- tor cath at the W rit front ttopt ot the S«mlnol* County Courthouse. Santord. Florida at II 00 am on October II. m i. th* follow Ing described property * t vet forth In th* Summary Final Judgment In Foreclosure Lot HI. SAN LANTA THIRD SECTION, according to th* plat thereof recorded in Plat Book U. Paged) 7$ Ol th* Public Record* of Semmol* County. Florida 0*t*d September 70 if f ] (COURT SEAL) MARVANNE MORSE Clerk of the Circuit Coun Seminole County. Florida BY'Jan* E Jatewlc Deputy Clerk Publish September 7* A Octo bert let) HE l ne IN THE CIRCUIT COURT” OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANOEOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASENO 41-1147 CA ISL HEWITT. OLSON ASSET RE COVERY GROUP II. INC . piemmt. D U N C A N B R O T H E RS LANDSCAPING. INC . OANIEL C O UNCAN. RHONDA T DUNCAN. W I L L I A M T OUNCAN. K E N N E T H J MILLER. LUCILLE V LISK. d/b/e LU C Y'S OAK TREE SERVICE. ROBERT A GUSKIEWICZ. Trustee tor THE ROBERT A. GUSKIEWICZ. MO.. P.A. PENSION PLAN UNDER TRUST DATED M W . MELANIE KENDRICK. ROGER B L U N T d/b/e AQ UARIUS S P R IN K L E R S . KEVIN TANNER and ROBIN TANNER. Defendant* NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to Final Judgment ol Foreclosure doted September »J, t»ej. entered in Cot* No 11 t i t ; C A U L iA ltd Cl/iw.t Court of the 14th Judicial Circuit In and tor Somlnot* County, Florida, whoraln Hewitt Olson Asset R e co v ery Group It. 1'HOARG l l “ l. I* tho plaintiff and D u n c a n B r o t h e r * Landscaping. Inc . at a l . are defendants. I will tall to the highest and bast bidder tor cesn al th* West front door. Somlnot* County Courthouse. Ml North Pork Avenue. Sanford. Florida at 1100 a m on November I. 1441. the following described property at sat forth In said F Inal Judgmant. to wit; PARCEL B: Tho North >v ot the SW V* Ol tho NW to ol Section 1. Township JO South R ang* I t E ast. Sem inole County. Florida. Lass lh* West 1007 Ieel Together with 10 lee' INGRESS. EGRESS A PUBLIC UTILITY EASEMENT: From th* SW comer of the North ty of tho Southwest U ol th* North west to of Section 1. Township 10 South. Rongo It East. Seminole County. Florida run N. C * 3 r »" E . along tho West line ol said North to and the centerline of Cameron Avenue IM teet lor a Point of Beginning, thence run N. r r N JO E . I l l teet. thence run S. *4*I5'44" E.. Ml.14 loot to the South lino ol said North to. thence run N *4*4*10 ’ E . SSI 7) loot to the SE corner ol said North to. thence run N 0*OJ'0$'' W . SO loot, thence run S. I f U T O ' W . a n 14 teet. thence run N *4*I5'44" W . U l . l t loo t, thence run S IT t r jO " W . Jtt 77 teet. thence run s. o*o r x r w . » t**t to th* Point of Beginning Less lh# West IS tool tor th* Right ot Way of Cameron Avenue And the South M teet ot Lot 4. Block C. BROWN'S SUBDIVISION OF 'BECK HAMMOCK' according to th* Plot thereof as recorded In Plat Book t. Peg* U ot th* Public Racords of Seminole County. Florida. DATEO THIS Mth day ol September, l i t ) MARYANNE MORSE CIRCUIT COURT CLERK By: JaneE Jesewlc Deputy Clark In accordance with th* Amor leant With Disabilities Act. per tons with disabilities needing a special accommodation to par tlclpate In this proceeding should c o n ta c t Court Ad ministration ot Ml North Park Avonue. Suit* NMI. Santord. Florida M77I. telephone (407) IJ141M. E* tension mi. rot letor than live (SI days prior to th* proceeding II hearing Im paired. (TDD) 1 too *U M il. or Vole* IV ) 1 *40 *55 * 770. vl* Florida Relay Service Publish O etob ert.il. m i OEK to UNCLAIMED VEHICLE AUCTION Removal of tho below d# scribed vehicle* wo* conducted In compllanc* with FS 7150/ Notice that Butch's Chevron A Wrecker Service Inc. will soil sold vehicle* al Public Auction for cash on October It. m i at M:C0 a m . at IM7 W. 1st Street. Santord. Florida W# reserve th* right fo withdrew sold vehicle* from Public Auction IFH Toyota ID ID#RA1»4454I 1771 Chav 4D ID #IM**L 1574474) Vehicle* may be viewed on* hour prior to sal*. Sal* begin* at Ham. Publish Oclober 4. m i DEK5* Plaintiff. vs LEE E. JENKINS a n d --------JENKINS, unknown tpouso el LEE E JENKINS. JUNE M JENKINS. It living, and It de ceased, her respective unknown h e irs , d e v is e e s , gran tees, assignee*, lienors, creditors, trustee*, or other persons claiming by. through, under or egalnst the said JUNE M JENKINS Who are dead or not known to be dead or alive. • DOE. unknown spout* of JUNE M JF N K IN S .--------as P F R SON A L R E P R E SENTATIVE OF THE ESTATE OF H AR LAN E JENKINS, deceased unknown heirs ot HARLAN E JENKINS, and all othor* claiming by. through under or aoamst th# named 0***nden*l. who ary deed o* no* known to be dead or alive. PH ILLIP TELL and LESLIE TELL, and BARNET T RE COVERY CORP l/k/a ST AT EWI DE COLLECTION CORP a Florida Corporation. Defendants AMENDEO NOTICE OF ACTION Florida Bar No MI7IJ To - - ---- at Personal Repre tents live ol the Etta's of Harlan E Jenkins, deceased and un known heirs ol H a rla n E Jenkins, and all other* claiming by. through, under or agemst the named Defendant! who are dead or not known to be dead or a'lv*. Residence Unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action So toreckMo a mortgage on the following property In Semmol*County. Florida All that cortam property situ ated in Long wood In the County ol Seminole, and State ol Fu-r Ida and b*>ng described m e Deed dated t/f/TX end recorded t 7* 7). among »h# Land Ret ordt ol th* County and stale set forth above, and referenced e> follows Book tea Peg* 1471 Bemg mnr* fully described et Follows Lot It. East Malt ot Lot If. Block K. la t e Wayman Heights Lake Addition. Pial Book 4 Pag* » has been tiled against you and you are required to serve a copy ol your written defenses, it any, to If on Carl M Supermen Esq . P la in tiff's attornay. whosa address Is. fTOO S Oni# High way. Suit* IM. Miami. Flanda 17114 on or before Noember t. m i. and III* th* original with th* Clerk ot this court either before service on Plaintiffs attorney or Immediately there alter, otherwise o default will be entered against you tor th# rebel demanded In th* com plamtor petition DATEDonOctober 4. m i MARYANNE MORSE CL ERKOF THE COURT by P atrklaF Heath Deputy Clerk Publish October «. tl. m i DEK47 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NUMBERi » » 144* CA U K SMITH A SMITH CONSTRUC TIOM CORP PENSION AND TRUST a Florida corporation. Plaintiff. y* MARK G MI TTEN and HELEN P M I T T E N , hi s w i t * . CITIBANK (SOUTH DAKOTA!. N A . a National Bank. SIGNET BANK/VIRGINIA. BARNETT BANK OF CENTRAL FLOR IDA. N A . a National Banking A ssociatio n . H I N E L Y AI R PRODUCTS. INC . a corpora lion. THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. THE STATE OF FLORIDA. SUNBANK. N A.. SEARS. ROEBUCK and COM PANY. a corporation Do fondant* NOTICK OF ACTION TO H E L E N P MITTEN YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following described prop •rty located In Seminole County. Florida, hat been tiled against you: LOT f and the Wet! to ot Lot 10. BLOCK 0. ALLENDALE SUBDIVISION, according lo lh* plat thereof at recorded In Put Book 4. Pag* 7. PUBLIC REC O R D S OF S E M I N O L E COUNTY. FLORIDA YOU ARE REQUIRED fo serve a copy ot your written detenses. II any. lo th* action on Plaintiff's attorney whose name and address I* EVELYN W. CLONINGER. CLONINGER 4 FILES. Attorneys at Law. Post Of tic* Bos 117, Oviedo. Florida 11741. on or beloro November 4. m i. end HU lh* original with th# Clark ol this Court, either before service on Petitioner's attorney, or ImmedUtely there alter: otherwise a Judgment will be entered lo lh* relief demanded In the Complaint To Foreclose a Mortgage WITNESS my hand and lh# saal of this Court on October t. tffl (COURTSEALI MARYANNE MORSE As Clerk ol said Court By: Ruth King A* Deputy Clerk Publish: October*. II. I f f ) OEK I f UNCLAIMED VKHICLK AUCTION Removal ot th* below de scribed vehicle was conducted In compllanc* with FS 71547. Nolle* that Butch's Chevron A Wrecker Sarvk* Inc. will sell said vehicle at Public Auction tor cash on October 14. I f f ! at to 00 a m . *1 7707 W 1st Stroet. Santord. Florida. W* reserve lh* right lo withdraw said vohl cl# from Public Auction I f l l Subaru 40 10 f J F I A M 4 I B I B C 4 1 4 I 71 Vehicle may be viewed on* hour prior lo sale Sale begins *1 10a m Publish October*, t f f l OEK 17 Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O F T HI EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. t l 15)4 DR 4 ) P IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF: DARIO GARCIA Husband — PETITIONER and OLGA GARCIA W ile-RESPONDENT NOTICE OF ACTION TO OLGA GARCIA at BRANOORIVE HUNTINGTON. NEW YORK 11741 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI FI ED that an Action lor Ol* solution uf marriage hat been filed egaintl you end you are required to tore* a copy of your written defenses. It any. to It on OARIO GARCIA. Petltionor. w h o * * a d d r e s s I* t i l l WH I T N E Y WAV. APT 70). WI N T E R PARK. FL ORI OA u rn . on or before OCTOBER II. I ff ), and til* the original with th* clerk ot this court either before service on Pelt ttoner or Immediately thereat ter It you toil lo do to. * default will be entered against you tor th* relief demanded In the petition WITNESS my fund and th# teal ol this Court on SEP TEM BERU. I ff ) (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE At Clerk ot th* Court By Nancy R Winter A t Deputy Clerk NOTICE AMERICANS WITH d is a b il itie s a c to f it*o Administrative Oder No t ) 17 Persons with a disability who need a special accommodation to participate In this proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator at M l N Park Avenue. Suit* N Ml. Santord Florida »7 7 l at least live days prior to the proceeding Telephone |a07) 17141M E it 47)7: I 100 *SJ 17711TOO), or t 400 ttS 17701VI. via Florida RtUy Servlet Publish September 77. 7* A October 4. I). I f f ) OEI 14t IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR ORANOECOUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO DR f l f i m i I NRE THE MARRIAGE OF ROBERTONIEVES Husband— PETITIONER and V IE L K A SANCHEZ Wile — RESPONDENT NOTICE OF ACTION TO VIELKA SANCHEZ PSC 44BOX 47f7 APO A A 14004 11741 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI Fl EO that an At'km tor Oit solution ol marriage has been tiled against you and you or* required to serve * copy ot your written defenses it *ny. to It on ROBERTONIEVES. Petilionor. whoso address it S ill Lake Howell Rd. Winter Park. Flor •da 117*1 on or before OCTO BER It. t f f l. end til# the original with th* clerk at this court either before tervlr* on P e titio n e r or Im m ediately thereafter It you tail to da to. a default will be entered against you tor the rebel demanded In th* petition WITNESS my hand and th* seal ol this Court on SEP TEMBER tl. t ffl (SEALI FRANCARLTON A t CUrk ot lh* Court By Rose H Pacheco A t Doputy Clerk NOTIFICATION IN ACCORDANCE WI T H THE AME R I C A N S W I T H DISABILITIES ACT. persons wi th disabilities needing a special accommodation should c o n t a c t COURT AO MINISTRATION. *1 17 North Orange Avenue. Suite IIM. Or Undo. Florida 17401. Telephone (4071 41* MM not Ut#r then SEVEN days prior to th* pro cceding If hearing Impaired. (TOD) I 400flS 4771, or VOICE (V ) I 400fS! 4770. via Florida RaUy Sarvk* Publish- September 71. I f 4 Octobers. 11 t ffl OEI 170 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIALCIRCUIT INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO. f l I f il CA-14 E CITY OF SANFORD POLICE DEPARTMENT, Plaintiff. vs. CHRISTOPHER SMITH. Defendant NOTICE OF FORFEITURE PROCEEDING TO: CHRISTOPHER SMITH. IMS ALE XANDE RAVE.. SANFORD. FL THERONOR ROSE ELLIS. 1404COOLIDGE AVE . SANFORD. FL and all others who claim an Interest In th* below described property. Chief Ralph Rutttll. ol th* Santord Police Department, Sem inole County, F lo rid a , t hr o ug h hi t a l l l c t r t . I n ­ vestigators or agents, sailed th* sub|*ct property, to wit 5400 00 US. CURRENCY on August 4. tffl. at or near Somlnot* County. Florida, and It pretanlly holding said property lor tho purpose ol tor tellur# pursuant to Sections f » 701 707. F lo rid a Statutes, hat RE QUESTED that an Honorable Judge at lh* Circuit Court. Elghteenlh Judicial Circuit. Seminole County. Florida. Issue a Finding ot Probable Caus* why th* above property Should not be tort* Iltd to th* above agency. You will be ton! a copy ol th* Finding ol Probablo Caus* one* It It signed by the Judge and It will advise you how and when to respond to this request fur lorftllurr I HEREBY CERTIFY that a true and correct copy of th* foregoing hat bean furnished to the above named addresses by U.S. registered mall, return receipt requested, this » n d day of September, I ff l NORMAN R.WOLFINGER STATE ATTORNEY BY: AnneE. Richards Rutberg Assistant Slat* Attorney Florida B#r 1747*41 O ftk *ol in* Slat# Attorney too East First Street Santord. FL 11771 407 U l 75)4 Publish: September I f 4 Octo bor 1.4.4. I f f ) OEI 145 Legal Notices NOTICE T O T H I PUBLIC Notk* it hereby given that a Public Haarlng will be held by th* Planning 4 Zoning Com mission In th* City Commission Chambers. City Hall. Sanlori. Florida al 7.00 pm. on Thurt day. October 11. t**X to consld tr th* following change and amendment lo Its* Zon.ng Ordl none* ol lh* City ol Santord. Somlnot* County. Florida Reionlng from SR I. Single Family Dwelling Residential To that ot: PD. Planned De velopmenl LEGAL DESCRIPTION: SEC M TWP US RGE HE. W to of NW V. ol NW la (LESS Rd 4 RR RYI at recorded In the Public Records ol SomlnoU County. Florid* Being more generally d* scribed at south ot Celery A v * nu* T h * Pl anni ng 4 Zoni ng Commission will submit a rec ommondalion to th* City Com mission In favor et, or against, th * r aquas t e d c h a n g * or amendment. The City Com mission will hold a Public Mac­ ing In th* Commission Room In City Hell. Santord. Florida at 7 SO p m en ffevtmhar I. !T73. to consider said recommend* lion All parties In interest and cilltent shall have an opporluni ty to be hoard at said hearings Jo* Oonniton Planning 4 Zoning Commission ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC It a person decides to appeal o decision mad* with respect to any matter considered at th# above meeting or hearings, he the may need a verbatim record ol th* proceedings In eluding itt* testimony end evi dene*, which record Is not provided by th* City of Santord (FJ 744 0105) P E R SON S W I T H O I S ABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO P ART I CI PATE IN ANY OF THESE P R OCE E DI N GS SHOULD CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 1)0 1474 44 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF TKC .MCETING Publish Octobers. 15. I f f ) OEK* * NOTICE b V T lS O L U T ION CLOSINO. VACATINO. AND ABANDONING. RIOHTSOF WAY. OR ORAINAOE EASEMENT FOR: Laufs Berdell V At I 74 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that th* Board of County Com mlssUnors *1 SomlnoU County. Florida *t IIS Regular Meeting held on th# 74th day ol Sep (em ber. A D . t f f l . In the County Commissioners' Moating Room at th# Seminal* County Services Building in Santord. Florida, pursuant to Petition end N otk* heretofnr# given, passed and adopted a Resolution closing, vacating and abandon Ing. renouncing and ditcUlmlng ary and all right of th* County ot SomlnoU and th* public In and to th* following described rights of way or drainage ease mant. to wit: COMMENCE at th* Southwest comer of Lot 17. Block " A '' of ROANN ESTATES, according to the pUt thereat OS recorded m P u t Book tl. Page 17 and : i of lh* Public Records ol SomlnoU County. Florid#: thence N 17*14'44" E. along th* Southerly lino ot said Lot 17. a distant# et 170 04 fee1. thence N 04*1100 ' E. along th* Easterly line ol a Drainage. Pedestrian and Utili ty Easement according So said PUt *f ROANN ESTATES, a distant* of 141H U*t to th* P O I N T OF B E G I N N I N G thane* S 4 ** lt'lf" W * distance ot 7 *5 foot: thonco N 0J*44'ir W a distance s ' 40 40 teat: thence N 4 t * n 'ir ' E • distenc# ot 14 47 toot; thence S 00*1100" W e distance ot 4t 11 tool to th# POINTOF BEGINNING Contelns 0 01 octet more or lest By th* Board at County Com mlstunors ol SomlnoU County. Florida, this Mth day ol Sop (ember. A O . t f f l BOAROOF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Publish: October*. I f f l OEK * f IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIALCIRCUIT INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASENO. n ilt-C A -IA K F E D E R A L TRUST B A NK . FSB. Plaintiff. THOMAS E B U C K L E Y . PAU LA R. BUCKLEY; and UNKNOWN T ENANT I S I IN POSSESSION. Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on November 1. I f f l . al 11:40 A M . at th* West Front door ot lh* Courthouse ot Semi not* County. Santord. Florida, th* undersigned CUrk will offer lor saU tba following described real property: Let M l. TUSCAWILLA UNIT US. according lo the PU t there ot at recorded In PUt Book 14. Paget * through 14 Of th* Publk Records of SomlnoU County, Florida The elores*Id saU will be mad* pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment ot Foreclosure e n t e r e d In C i v i l N o . f l 151 CA M K now ponding In th* Circuit Court ol th* Etgh teenth Judicial Circuit In and tor SeminoU County. Florida. DATEO this Mth day ol Sep Iember, t f f l MARYANNE MORSE CUrk ol th* Circuit Court B Y : Jane E. Jasowlc Deputy CUrk Persons with a disability who need a special accommodation to portlclpoU In this proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator at Ml North Park Avenue. Suit# NMI. Santord. Florida M77I. al Uasl live day* p ie r to lh* prac adding Telephone (447) m a x . 0*1 077; 1-444fSS4771 (TDOI or I 404H i 4770 (V ). via Florida Relay Sorvk* Publish October*. IX I f f ) OEK *1 T - FLORIDA* ARRIVEAUVE S U T f. _ Ticker talk: Investing your money Is it comeback time for consumer stocks? By C H IT C U R R IM AP Business W riter NEW YORK — It’s (he fourth quarter, and Ihc heavily favored Giants are still trailing. So n sportscaslcr might report from the sidelines o f the stock market, assessing the stale o f Ihc big name consumer slocks going Into Ihc last three months of 1003. Whal started us a tough year for the shares of these pillars of the business world hasn’t gotten much better us the months passed. "Growth managers continue to sufTer perfor­ mance problems." said Robert Gay. an analyst nt Donaldson. Lufkin ft Jenrette Inc. "Since the hlgh-growth group began perform ­ ing poorly In the first quarter of 1002. the style bar iinderperlormed the Standard A I’nnr'o average by a cumulative 20.6 percent." Over a span that Is fast approaching two years, many Investors fleeing the old-line growth stocks have opted Instead for "v a lu e " stocks In cyclical or out-of-favor Industries. "T h e gap between value and growth stock performance grrw larger In the third quarter." said Paul Greenwood, senior research analyst at Frank Russell Co., a Tacoma. Wash., firm that trucks the performance of various seelors o f the market through u scries of Indexes. In the July-Septcmber period, the Russell KXX) value Index, comprised of large companies wilh Ihc lowest idllos of market price to book, or theoretical liquidating, vnluc. "benefited tram u ItoosI In financial services and utility stocks." Greenwood noted. The Russell 1000 growth Index, comprising big slocks with the highest prtec-to-book ratios, "continued to be hurt by poor performance In health care and consumer staples stocks." Actually, not all growth stocks have taken a beating. Many small grwoth Issues have been racking up strong gains, helping to lift the composite Index o f the Nasdaq market lo new highs. The cold-shoulder treatment has been reserved for large companies with major brands In such consumer markets as food, household products and health care. Prompted partly by the example o f prlrccutting competition In the cigarette business, talk has spread on Wall Street all year that wary, eosl-conscious consumers were turning their back* on many popular brand names, perhaps for good. "H erd mentality came lo a conclusion that generic brands would Inherit huge chunks of market share from these old Institutional cor­ nerstone m arkets, putting the squeeze on margins In Ihc process." said Bob Gabcle. rdllor o f the C D A Investnet In sid ers’ C hronicle newsletter In Fort Lauderdale. Fla. But Gubclc. along with some other analysts, sees signs that Ihe big consumer slocks might be ready to fare a little better soon. "A funny thing happened on the way to the debacle." he said. "Insiders steadily accumulated shares In many o f these big Issues." "T h e buying eventually became too broadly based. In many cases, to be attributed to casual bargain-hunting. We figure the answer must lie partially In the fact that new tax legislation has opened u door encouraging blg-name companies to get Into the restructuring gam e." ‘Hee Haw’ has gone to that laugh track in tne sky ■y J O I KDWARDS Associated Press Writer__________ NASH VILLE. Tcnn. The cornfield from "lir e H aw " has been placed In storage. Nurse Good Bodv has treated her last patient. The Empty Arms llolel has accepted Its final guest. "H e r H aw ." the tornball TV show that's out of production for Ihe first time slncr 1969. has gone to huysrrd heaven. But cable T V s The Nashville Network gives another saaaaaaaaa-lute to the hour-long show by airing reruns every Saturday at lOp.m.EDT. R id ic u le d by som e but embraced by others lirrausc of its Dngputch look and outlook. "Hee H aw " became one o f the longest running programs In TV history. There are 600 shows In ihe vault for rcbroadcast. Th e lust syndicated " H e e H a w " show aired In Jun e. Except for seven months In 1971. the program had hern broadcast constantly for 24 years. It Is templing to say that there will Ik- no morr new "H ee H aw " Jokes, but then, no Joke ever broadcast on "Hee Haw " was new. An example: G randpa Jones to J u n io r Samples: "Junior, I saw you riding on u mule and your wife was walking behind you. Why was that?*' Samples: "M y wife uln’ t GOT no mule.” Nearly every major country music star ap|>carrd on Ihc show ul least o n rr. Slnger-artrcss Gunllla Minion, who played the fetching Nurse Good Body on "Hee H aw ," believes Ihe reruns will draw strong ratings with help from Ihe Iwang. "Country music bus gotten so much more jxiptilar lately.” she said. " I think the audience will lie larger for that reason.” Shr was among a bevy of Southern belles un the program who a lw a y s showed a m p le cleavage. The men. often charac­ terized as hunnless yokels, wore straw huts and overalls. A s u p e r im p o s e d c a r to o n donkey Hashed across the screen as the p ro gram 's u n official s y m b o l. T h e s h o w ’ s m ost famous prop was n cornfield where stars would swapjokes. "It was simplicity.” Hutton said. "It was a return to Ihc good ol' days. You tuned In like you were u member of the fam ily." G eorge "G o o b e r " Lindsey, who was on "T h e Andy Griffith S h o w " b efore reprising his m be’s role for 22 years on "H ee Haw." also said the format was n Hashback "It was the eloscst tiling to vaudeville we'll ever d o." he said. Vlcwershlp last year was un estimated 3.5 million In 140 m a rk ets. T h e show, w h ich traditionally aired on early Sat­ urday evenings, counts farmer President Hush umong lls ardent funs. "T h ere were no Issues.” Hut­ ton said. "People loved 'Hee Haw' for Its sweetness and kindness.” However, women's advocates accused the show of sexism fqr portraying women as sex ob­ jects. HeraM FSeS* by Mich**! tiedrfnsSi A clean sweep o! things Lenford Wallaco con often be found outside 3D's Bakery sprucing up the extei^or In downtown Sanford. He makes a clean sweep of things with hie trusty broom. Creepy w orld of credit card abuse and Optima — rose from $125 million In 1983 lo $720 million Associated Press W riter__________ last year. Global losses from credit card KANSAS CITY. Mo. For fraud arr much higher, though Rebecca Glnthcr. It began as a phone call from a gift catalog cxuct Hgutcs aren't known. Bui business about a $500 order she Just for Visa and MasterCard never made. Then, she got a bill alone, losses due to various from another company for $230 scams totaled $1.18 billion in worth o f grass skirts and other 1992 worldwide, company Hgurcsshow. party gear. Another trend law enforcers " I don’ t know what the market price o f gross skirts Is. but that have noticed: the Midwest, with was another surprise." Glnthcr Its abundance of friendly towns, has become a popular venue for suld. The mulling address on the outsiders to commit credit card Unit order wasn't hers, and the crime becuusc they can get away phone number listed on the with It. Douglas Buchholz. u special party supply bill led to an agent In charge of the Secret answering machine. Glnther was umong thousands Service In Kansas City, said of law-abiding Am ericans In­ credit card thieves from densely creasingly touched by the world populated areas like New York. of credit card fraud. Someone California and Florida like lo Glnthcr had never met was roam the Midwest. Like modem-dny Dllllngcrs or u s in g h e r nam e an d c a rd Bonnies und Clydes, they move number account Information to from town to town, city to city,; charge up a storm. These days, people use credit one step ahead of the law. Still, not every credit card cards to pay for Just about anything from gas at the pump crime goes unpunished. Lost to merchandise over the phone. year In Kansas City, Mo., for As the use and popularity of example, police arrested two credit cards has grown, so has women believed to be part o f a the sophistication and brashness card fraud scheme operating out o f the Los Angeles area. The pair of criminal abuse. The RAM Research Corp.. a w e n t o n a t w o - d a y . Frederick. Md.-based concern $19.000-spendlng spree with that compiles statistics on credit false driver's licenses and seven cords, estimates U.S. losses In counterfeit cards. Both pleaded the use o f four major credit cards guilty and were sentenced to — Visa. MasterCard. Discover prison terms. l y SAU CHAN � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 06, 1993; <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/39d8a988aafcb187c8a8224e52da2182.pdf 5b09f41cadf048045acc59f5b12f686c PDF Text Text S a n fo r d H e r a ld Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County since 1008 85lh Year, No 206 - Sanford, Florida NEWS DIGEST INSIDE □ Sports C h a m p io n s repeat L A K E M AR Y — The Altam onte Springs Dodgers won their second consecutive NABF Tournament championship S u n d a y, defeating the Oviedo Marlins In ihe finals See Page IB □ People ‘ H u m m er’ s e a s o n Is u p o n us Draw ihe attraction of hum m ingbirds by adding colorful and attractive nectar plants to the landscnpc See Page 3B City reclaims stadium Future of historic baseball park ‘remains to be seen’ By NICK P P E IP A U P Herald Staff Writer SANFORD — Th e City of Sanford regained control of the city's baseball stadium this morning but its future is unclear, said City Manager Bill Sim m on s. Simmons met w ith former leasee Wes Rtnkrr to Inform him that the city Is taking over the Sanford Memorial Stadium bcccusc taxes haven't tn-en paid and sufficient Insurance coverage has not been provided. The stadium Is located on Mellonvtllc Avenue. |ust north of the Seminole County School Board headquarters. Since 1975. It has been leased by Wes Rlnker. how operates ihe Florida Baseball School The present lease agreement has been In effect s'ncc 1990 On June 2. Ihe Seminole County Tax C o l­ lector's office rc|Nirtcd that no 1992 taxes on the Sanford Memorial Stadium had been paid. Th e amount dm was listed as S 3 .157 80 During Ju n e . Rlnker told the city he Intended to pay the full amount. "I'm a business man and business hasn't been that great for many of us working-class people." he said. " I was late In muklng my tax payment last year, and I'm latr C Bee S ta d iu m . Page BA BRIEFS Zoo expansion concerns one county official Mom accidentally hits daughter MIRAMAR — A teen-ager Is in the Intensive care unit today after her mother accidentally rammed her then drove through the video storefront with the girl still on flic* hood. Lorralnr France. 18. was at Memorial Hospital In Hollywood w ith both legs badly broken A manager of the Hlockhustrr video store. Darlene Wcbbc. 18. was treated for a bruised arm and rrlrascd. Miramar resident May France, the 49-year-old driver of the ear. was ettrd by |iollce for failure to use due rare. Police said It appeared thaf May France put the 1986 Chrysler Into gear Saturday night and was driving In the parking lot w h rn she struck her daughter. Rescue workers said May France apparently pnnlcked when she realized she hit her daughter und strpped on the accelerator Instead of ihr brake pedal. T h e car then lurched forward, tossed Lorraine France onto the car hood and crushed through the exit doors on thr video store's south side. Th e car traveled about 50 feet with the daughter on the hood before It pinned the teen ugainsi a counter inside the store, p oller said. Second rollover boosts jackpot T A L L A H A S S E E — The Florida Lotto Jark|>oi rolled over Sunday for Ihe second week In a row. Jumping from an estimated $16 m illion to $29 million because no one picked th r w inning six numbers. Those numbers, drawn lale Saturday, were 8-14-24 34-41-46 Lottery officials said 298 tickets wrre sold with five of six numbers, and l hey are worth $1,352.50 each. The re were 14.600 four-of-slx tickets, worth $ 66.50 each, u n d 268.451 three-of-slx winners worth $5each. Th e Jackpot started out ut an estimated $7 million two weeks ago. Jackpot estimates are based on funds from rollovers, projected long-term Interest rales and a 20-year prize payout to one winner. F e d s cu t s h a rk se a so n sh o rt S T . P E TE R S B U R G - Just weeks afler thr s u m m e r s h a rk season o p e n e d , federal authorities are closing II hrrausc of a frenzy of commercial fishing. Fishermen In the Atlantic Ocean and Gull ol Mexico have landed au average of 46 tons of large coastal sharks each day since Ju ly I. according lo the National Mnrlnc Fisheries Sendee. At that rate, the limit for the rem ainder of the year will be rcuchcd by July 31. when the sendee will hall commrretul shark fishing, said Mike Jualcn with Ihe sendee's office In Si. Petersburg. T h e ban will not apply to recreational fishermen or lo sjKirt charter boats, which do not sell their catch. The limit applies to large coastal shurks. a category that Includes sandbars, blucktlps. tigers, hammerheads and great whites. {INDEX Bridgs.............. Classified*....... •4B.8B Comlos............. Crossword....... Osar Abby........ Deaths.............. Dr. Oott............. Editorial............ Florida.............. Haroacopa....... ....... ab Movies............. Nation.............. Fsopla.............. Polios............... School Menu.. .......BA Sports.............. Television........ Weather............ T e m p s rise w ith hum idity P artly C loudy Partly cloudy with a 50 jicrccnt chance of lale afternoon thun­ derstorms. High in the lower to mid 90s. Wind south 5 lo 10 mph. For mors weather, so# Fags $A FltoMtoto Was Rinker relinquished control of the Sanford Memorial Stadium this morning By tA R A B IC C A ROSIER Herald Correspondent O R LAN D O A new wildlife preserve labeled an rx|>nnslon Into Orange and Osceola counties by Sanford zoo officials bus at least one Seminole County official concerned. "T ilts is u big wake-up call for us that we'd better reevaluate our relationship," said Seminole County Commissioner Larry Furlong. Seminole County owns the land on w hich the present zoo alts und Kathleen Palmer, president of Ihe Central Florida Zoological Society, left, and Marla Leerdam. member of the board of directors, discuss plans lor the zoo's expansion Into Orange and Osceola counties. Longwood to revise ordinance in charter h e a v ily a u b a l U U r a t h e f a c i li t y w i t h more than $180,000 a year of tax money for tourist development. D eseret R a n ch e s of F lo rid a , owned by the Mormon Church, and the Central Florida Zoologl.il Park agreed In principal to go forward together with applying the concept of a wildlife conservation park on about 10,000 acres of property east of the Orlando International Airport. T h e announcement was made S a tu rd a y evening b y Kathleen Palmer, president of the Central Florida Zoological Society to over 600 zoo supporters attending the fourth annual "B luck Tie on the W ilit H ide" IM nncr-Danca and A u c ­ tion nt the Walt Disney World r Sec Zoo. Page 8 A Speed and Romance B y SANDRA E L L I O T T Herald Stall Writer LONGWOOD — T h e ordinance establishing the city jMtllre department In the city charter will Ire revised after an unofflelal discussion of man­ power by the Longwood C ity Com m ission Thursday night. The majority of the commissioners agreed with Chief Greg M anning the Longwood Police force should remain at a m inim um of 2.2 sworn officers |x*r LOGO people. Manning did not attend the work session but was represented by Deputy Chief Terry Baker. Th e ordinance passed by the commission Ju ly 12. was proposed by commissioner Harvey Smerllson to try to remove the department from political attack. Last year. Mayor Paul Lovcstrnnd tracked u pro|Misa| to abolish the department and contract with the county sheriff for law enforce­ m ent. The voters rejected that proposal. By establishing the police department In the charter. It wmdd take a unanimous vote of the comSee Police, Page 8 A Herald Photo by Dwayne Keith Participants In this weekend's HydroCross Challenge In Lake Monroo relaxed quietly on the beach area behind the Holiday Inn at Lake -Monroe Marina with their jet skis alter a day ol competition. The rivershlp Grand Romance took to opon waters at a leisurely paco. Teens spend days pursuing science at camp B y V IC K I D s tO R M IE R Herald Staff Writer SA N FO R D — While most middle schoolers arc spending their days lounging by the pool or milling umong the racks of new Items at the newest discount store, there arc 45 seventh graders spending their days In the classroom and In the field studying science and math. For twelve days, concluding this week, the students representing several local middle schools. Including Lakevlcw. Greenwood Lakes. Rock Lake. All Souls and M llw cc. will be participating In S C A M P Cam p at Seminole Com m unity College. SCAM P (Science. Computer And Math Pro­ grams) was developed by Barbara H unnlcutt. a bloogy Instructor at the college as part of SCC's efforts to Improve mathematics, science and C 8 e e Cam p, Page 8 A . NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 �SA - Sanlord HeratcJ, Sanlord. Florida - Monday, July 26. 1993 NEWS FROM TH E REGION AND ACROSS TH E S TA TE Supreme Court to take on new look £ It h a s ■y CURT ANDERSON Associated Press Writer Rabid animal contacts increase O R LA N D O — T h e chances of com ing Into contact with a rabid animal In Florida nrc on the upswing after a two-year decline. Th e number of animals testing positive for rabies rose 53 percent last year to 124. Based on county reports collected by state health workers through Jun e , that number Is projected to Increase by 19 percent this year. An area In south Lake County has bern under a rabies alert since J u ly 13 after a fox hit two young people three days earlier. Few people bitten by a rabid anlmul actually contract rablrs. which afreets the spinal cord and brain of the victim und Is spread through the saliva of the Infected animal's bile. Humans who do contract It face near-certain death. Since 1980. federal health officials have documented only 17 hum an rabies cases. Teen arrested in robbery, murder P L A N T C IT Y — A 14-ycar-old boy was arrested In the robbery of a restaurant which left a patron dead and the owner shot In the neck. Rudy Dautny. 42. had Just walked Into the Ding Ho Restaurant with his wife. Debra, about 9:30 p.m. Friday when he was shot twice In the bark. Myoung Lau. owner of the restaurant, was shot In the neck. She was In serious but stable condition Sunday night at Tam pa General Hospital. Th e ir attackers, two youths who had been placing an order, ran out the door with the cash register's contents. Th e Plant City teen ager was arrested Saturday night and taken to the Juvenile detention center In Tam pa. The youth, who was not Identified because or his age. was rhurged with first-degree murder, attempted first-degree murder and armed robbery. Another teen-ager was being sought by police. ANALYSIS T A L L A H A S S E E — Florida's Supreme Court m ay soon have a new look, but Attorney General Bob Buttcrworth Isn't Interested tn b rin g It. At least right now. Dem ocratic G o v. Lawton Chiles will possibly have two appointments coming In the next few m onths with the first of those {xnslbly corning very soon. Chief Justice Rosemary Barked Is likely to be nominated by President Clinton for a vacant scat on the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. It could happen within weeks, perhaps even days, unless some unforeseen mail lock occurs. And Justice Parker l.er McDonald reaches the mandator)' Judicial retirement age of 70 next May. Buttcrworth. a former Broward County shcrlfT attd circuit Judge, lias been rumored for Barkctt’s scat. Buttcrworth is also considered a potential gubernnlorlnl can­ didate. but sonir associates say bis ultlm nlr goal has long been an appointment tn the alw ays b e e n my intent to get b a ck to the bench. If th is w a s s ix years from now , I’d be applying. But not now . I’m lo o king at running for re -e le ctio n a s attorney general, j -A ttorney General Bob Butterworth seven-member Supreme Court. But not yet. says Buttcrworth. "It has always been my Intent to get back to the bench. If this was six years from now. I'd be applying. Bui not n o w ." Buttcrworth said. "I'm locking at running for re-election as attorney general." That also gives Butterworth a chance to run for governor In 1998. However. Chiles will be under some pressure to plrk another w om an for the court, and there's never been a Hispanic member. "I'd hale to be a man going fnr Rosemary Burkett's seat," M id former Justice Wade Hopping, now a Tallahassee lobbyist. "I'm not sure we uugbl to have to say we must have a black. i) w om an, a Hispanic and a partridge In a pear tree." Unlike Ihc president. Chiles can't sim ply pick anybody he w ants for the court. There Is a system of Judicial Nominating Commissions to recommend candidates for vacancies on the state courts. One nine* member panel will com e up with at leust three names lor each of the two vacancies, from which the governor will make his uppolntmcnls. Th e Idea, said Suprem e Court Judicial Nominating Commission Chairman Jo h n Wesley Frost II of Bartow. Is to remove as m uch politics as (Mtsslblr from Iherourts. "I think It has worked very well." Frost said. "We've never gotten any political pressure." Olliers who have dealt with the com ­ mission say ll doesn’t work that way at all: whai r e a lly tnnlters. they say. Is gelling the votes, not s tr e s s in g one's qualifications. Hopping said the situation Is an Improve­ ment over the past but no one believes politics are completely removed. "It's a different kind of polities.'* Hopping said. Pilots plan missions to rescue Cubans K E Y W E S T — A group of Puerto Rican pilots has formed to fly weekend missions In search of Cuban rafters attempting to reach the United States. Th e founders of Rafters Rescue Legion plan to fashion themselves after Brothers to the Rescue, a Miami-based group already known for such search operations. "W e 'd love to work with Brothers to the Rescue." said George Brlnguler. one of the founders. Key West International Airport Is the home base for the new group's three airplanes, two twin-engine Piper Aztecs and a Cessna 310. Organizers say they're looking for volunteer pilots but can't accept donations until their non-profit status is approved by the federal government. Gay father loses rights to children JA C K S O N V IL L E — A Judge has ruled a gay divorced father gave up his rights to share In decisions about his children's upbringing when he moved In with his HIV-Infected lover. C a llin g Scott McAbce's lifestyle "detrim ental lo his children." C irc u it-Ju d g e y\,C. Soud rejected the m an's visitation request ***■"“ 5 ■*r JL "H is homosexual lifestyle." Soud wrote, "is so Indicative of moral unfllness that It disqualifies his ability lo live up to and perform the societal duty of parenting children." Soud expressed concern about the safety of the children, ages 8 and 3. if they were to visit their father at the one-bedroom apartment he and the other m an share In St. Petersburg. Gay rights advocates lashed out at the order, which Soud Issued Thursday. T h e American Civil Liberties Union Im m edi­ ately contacted McAbcc's attorney to discuss an appeal. From A ssociated Press reports Way Back When PtMtl C<Mln| •( *91 WrlgSt Here Is Iho Taylor Commandry No. 25 Knights Templar In uniform and formation lor the 1921 Armistice Day Parade in Sanford. In the photo aro H.E. Tolar, James Moughton, B.H Gibbs, A.F. McAlexandor. John D. Jtnklns, T.W. Jones, E.F. Laney, Fred Walsma, John C. Smith, Charles M. Hand (mounted), Harvey H. Heeren, C.E. McKee. J.S . Wilson, Theo B Dobbins. G W. Spence, Julian N. Tolar, Frank L. Miller. Claude D. Couch. C.E. Gormloy, Harry Kent. Allrod W . Lee. Hugh Tlllis, Ira D. Martin, S.A. Webb and R.W. Wright. Man accused of being pimp for teen-age prostitutes By RAJU CHttIUM Associated Press Writer C O O P ER C IT Y — Th e afternoon promised no great surprises — two police officers expected lo greet some prostitutes In Ihclr Holiday Inn suite and arrest them. T h a t waa before the two teen-age girls walked In — one 16. and the other 17. Th a t began an Oakland Park police Investiga­ tion that put four high school girls and a retired boat captain behind bars. And 800 suspected customers — "Johns" — could be spending L O tT lR Y M IAMI - H ere are the w inning num bers selected S u n d ay in the Florida Lot­ tery: L o tto 8 -1 4 * 2 4 -3 4 -4 1 -4 6 . Sanford Herald Monday, July 26. 1993 Vol. 65, No. 266 Pubtahod Dally and Sunday, aicapl Saturday by Tha Sanlord Harald. Inc. 100 N Franch A n . Sanlord. Fla. 17771 Sacond Ctaaa PoaUga Paid at Sanlord. Florida and additional mailing ottteaa. POSTMASTER: Sand addraoa changaa I* THE SANFORD HERALD. P.0 . So 1 1MT, Sanlord, FL J7772-IM7. S uSm isHon Raws Florida RoaMama mutt pay 7% aai«a ta i In addition lo rataa abova. Pttona (407) 3 2 2-m i. sleepless nights hoping the next phone call Is not from the authorities. Meanwhile, this quiet suburban com m unity — where petty burglar)' Is a principal concern — was aghast. But now the shock has been replaced w llh curiosity — "Ju s t who were those girls?" seems to be the most common question asked here. Thom as Hildebrand, a 59-year-old former boat captain from neighboring Fort Lauderdale, faces 37 charges ranging from ru n n in g a prostitution ring to child abuse and is In the Broward County Jail. His trial date has been set for A ug. 9. Authorities say Ills employees Included four female Cooper City High School students whose names arc not being relcuscd because they are under 18 years of age. It all tx*gan In May when two Oakland Park police officers, posing as traveling salesmen, called an escort service advertised In local papers. The girls arrived, were arrested and led police to Hildebrand, who was waiting In his ear In the hotel parking lot. "One girl's concern was how she was going to face her m other." said Sgt. Glenn Osanl of Oakland Park. "Both of these girls come from middle- to upper-middle class families. One ol them has been doing Ibis for IW years. You look at these girls and you'd never know they were 16 — they were very well-dressed and very streetsavvy." Alter arresting Hildebrand —* who did nol have a crim inal record — police found a suitcase containing 400 photographs uf nuked women und girls In the trunk of his car. Osanl said Hlldcbrund had four Juveniles — a 14-ycar-old, two 16-ycar-olds and one 17-year-old — and three or four adults w orking for him. The y also seized a list of suspected clients THE WEATHER LOCAL FORECAST EXTENDED OUTLOOK Toda y: Partly cloudy with u 50 |>ercent chance of late afternoon th u n d e rstorm s. H igh In the lower to mid 90s. Wind south 5 to 10 mph. Tonight: A 20 percent chance of e v e n in g th u n d e rs to r m s , otherwise fair. Low In the mid 70s. Light wind. Tuesday: Partly cloudy w llh a 40 percent chance of afternoon thunderstorms. High In Ihc m id 90s. W ind south west 5 to 10 m p h. E x te n d e d forecast: P a rtly cloudy with scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorm s. [,mvs in the mid 70s. Highs In the lower lo mid 90s. FLORIDA TIM ES CHy Dtyloiu Baach Ft Laud Baach Fori Myar, Gaina»*itla Horn#,load Jack «>n»tlia KarWtti Lakaland Miami PtniKO li Saratota Taltabatwt Tampa Va* o Baach W. Palm Baach Hi u fa fl *« rt M n n 97 n n « is ft fa fi 7S af 7J 71 M 71 U 71 13 7f 74 71 It It U y V jv ,----------------J V VjVL--------------- 1 MONDAY P tly cld y 9 5 -7 3 TU ESD A Y P tly c ld y 9 5 -7 5 MOON M A U I € F IR S T J u ly 26 ® LAST A ug. 10 Per IS 00 M 00 M If 00 M 00 00 00 00 T 00 T • O FULL Aug. 2 • NEW J u l y 19 BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona B e a ch : Wuvcs arc I to 2 feet and choppy. Current Is to the n o rth w ith a w ater temperature of B3 degrees. New Smyrna Beach: Waves are 1-2 feet choppy. C urren t Is to the north, with a w ater temperature of 83 degrees. --------------W EDNESDAY P tly cld y 9 5 -7 5 r \i TH U R SD A Y P tly cldy 9 5 -7 5 TIDES TU ESD A Y: S O L U N A R T A B L E : Min. 12:45 a.m.. 1:05 p.m .: MaJ. 6:55 a.in.. 7:20 p .m . T I D E S : D a y to n a Beach: highs. 2:54 a.in.. 3:48 p.m.: lows. 9 :1 1 a.ill..10:08 p.m .; N ew S m y rn a Beach: highs. 2:59 a.m.. 3:58 p.m.: lows. 0:16 a.m., 10:13 p.m .: Cocoa Beach: highs. 3:14 a.m .. 4:08 p.m .: lows. 9:31 a.m.. 10:28 p.m. BOATING St. A ug ustin e to J u p it e r In le t To da y and T o n ig h t: W ind south 10 knots. Seas 2 feel. Bay and Inland waters a light chop. Scattered showers and th u n ­ derstorms. F R ID A Y P tly cld y 9 5 -7 5 STATISTICS T h e h ig h tem perature In Sanford Sunday was 94 degrees and the overnight low was 73 as re p o rte d b y the N a t io n a l Weather Service at the Orlando Inlrrnuttonu) Airport. R c ro rd c d rainfall for tin ' period, ending at 9 a.m. Mondayday. totalled .45 Indies. th e temperature at 9 a.m. Monday was 83 degrees and Monday's overnight low was 74. as recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. Other Weather Service data: S u n d a y 's h ig h .................... 0 6 B a ro m e tric p re ssu re .3 0 .0 7 □ R e la tive H u m id ity 8 3 pet □W inds..... Southwest 6 mph □Rainfall...................... O In. □ T o d a y 'a aunaet..... 8 :2 0 p .m . T o m o rro w 's su nrise ....6 :4 4 NATIONAL TEMPI Tamparatura, in d icia prtalou, day'» high and ovarnlght low to Ip m EOT ctir HI La Prc Oilk Anchoraga *4 ss cdr Atlanta Clr fl 71 M Altantit City cdy II 41 Batllmora cdy M 71 Billing, rift 77 SI Birmingham 97 74 CCt|f Burnt, rk 7t 4] .71 cdy BoIm clr 71 44 Benton rn 70 44 Burllnglon.VI rn 79 Sf Charlatton.S C f4 10 cdy Charlaiton.W Va cdy H 4S Charlollf.N C . W 7) 41 cdy Cheytnna 7t 4f cd r Chicago cdy M 7 11 n C lav* land cdy If 71 Concord.N H 7f S4 cdy Dalla, Fl Worth dr 101 74 Dany»r cdy 91 SI Dai Molnti U 41 If cdy Datroll 79 47 17 cdy Mowrlon clr ft 71 Indianapoln cdy f l 71 Junaau rn 44 S4 Kama* City cdy If 71 La, Vagi, clr 101 71 Lima Rock clr 100 71 Lo, Angola, 77 44 cdy Mamphl, cdy ff 77 Milwaukee rn 41 70 .47 Mpit $1 Paul rn 77 41 IS Nlthvlllt H 74 01 cdy New Or loan, fl 77 04 cdy N t* York City 10 41 cdy Oklahoma City clr 100 •0 Omaha M 44 44 cdy Phlladfiphia cdy f l 71 Phoonli clr 101 71 Pltttbwrgh fl 44 cdy Portland Mama 70 40 cdy Si Louia 14 71 OS cdy Sail Lak* City 14 SI 07 cdy Saallla clr 71 SS Walking,on D C fl 74 .14 cdy �i Ssnlord Herald, Sanford, Florida - Monday, July 26, 1993 - 3A Neighborly dispute Looking for evidence Dentist Sidney Jeffery Cohen. 48. 102 Blue Lake Court. Longwood was charged w ith aggravated aanault and felony crim inal mischief alter he allegedly took a sledgehammer to three brick columns on the property of his neighbor. Charles Givens. 100 Blur Lnkr C o urt. A caretaker at the Givens estate. Dave Duncan said Cohen raised the sledgehammer In u threatening manner toward him . Duncan ulso claimed Cohen attempted lo Kike away the camera Duncan was using lo photograph the Incident. One of the columns was destroyed and several of the top layers of the other two were knocked off. reports state. The caretaker also said Cohen threw bricks Into the pool and backyard. Cohen wus arrested J u ly 20. Som lnolo C o u n ty deputies donned diving gear to search lor a gun they suspect was dumped in Lake Monroe Fri­ day. Buddy Mills. Mall Comm lnga, S co tt Eakman and Steve Jones discuss strategy lor combing the river bottom. The gun was allegedly used In a shooting at a local bar a week ago. Th e victim was hospitalized but la expected to recover fully. The gun has not yet been recovered and sher­ iff's officials are continuing their search. Jail fight Ernest Eugene Jones. 39. 1238 W. 10th Street was charged w ith battery on a law enforcement officer after an altercation ut the J o h n E. Polk Correctional Facility Friday. According to the police report. Jones wus being moved from pod ft to pod G by Sgt. Manuel Hlveru due to disruptive behavior. When Jones became verbally abusive, the officer sal^ Jones should go to lockdown. The prisoner said he was not going and refused a com m and. Three other officers were called. Jones was subdued, then taken to the medical unit. Rivera had a red m a rk o n his face from the Incident. Herald Photo by Jim Hoppt Drug charges • Alton Jerome Butts. 24. 1216 W. 13th Street. Sanford was arrested and charged w ith possession of crack cocaine und possession with Intent to distribute Friday by the special Investigative unit |SIU) of the Sanford Police Department. The arrest w as made at 13lh Street and Olive A venue ufler a confidential Informant told |m i !I c c a man was selling drugs from a pickup In irk Police observed Butts tossing a plastic canister into the truck. The contents of the canister were tested and Butts arrested. • Jam e s Livingston. 18. 1804 Pear Avenue. Sanford was charged with poateMlon of marijuana J u ly 23 aftrr the SIU received a Up from a confidential Informant. A baggie of cannabis was found in the suspect's shirt pocket and he was arrested at 1301 W. 13th Street. • Brenda K. Boynton. 21. 161 Plnecrest Drive. Sanford was charged by Lake Mary Police with possession of less than 20 grams of marijuana und possession of drug paraphernalia about 2:45 u.m. Saturday m orning. Boynton owned the car being driven by Victor A n th o ny Pinto, 20. 2403 Stevens. Sanford. Police slopped the vehicle on County Koud 46A after It ran off Hhinehart Hoad at T lm n ru a n Dr. Pinto was charged w ith d riving under the Influence IDU1) when the ordrr of alcohol was delected. When the vehicle was searched, seven roaches (burnt marijuana clgarettesl were found. Marijuana and cigarette rolling papers were found In Boynton's purse, according to the arrest report. T h e car was towed by Bruce Towing. • Andreas Kish. 29. 507 Cedarcreek Circle. Sanford was charged with possession of a controlled substance when he allegedly tried lo sell an undercover policeman $20 worth of crack cocaine at 1505 W . 25th Street Friday night. tec- N i M M M .W-Z HAHD W AM .t C f HAADWAMM OLEANDERS it (net thown) Sanford Daily Queen Introducing the Blizzard Bar } Gallon R *» 17.41 . Hardware ■Stores ^4 Whitt or Purple Heather $1.45 Regular B llz z a rd ^ ^ f $ 1.75 BLUE DAZE •‘ Pot* R*e tt.n B A N F O n O BTOHB O N L Y 1 LONGWOOD LAKE MARY W ii ftrH M IU I ut-tiu .(T C PaMi tw»*4C*aa A l V f c . m iu t S a l* S t a n * 7/33/0 3 Small Blizzard SANFORD CASSELBERRY § Hardware U fL IM Il u i -m u NMaPatlt. u ttx i *50 X *‘ 5: QS • i c r H A H D W A F t .V X M M O M M d C F M M O M U U A C f O 4 / 1 0 * A / U .tC f fU U M IM /t* 2523 Park Drive, Sanford O p e n 7 D a ys F r o m 11 to 1 1 O p e n Year R o u n d / D a iry Q u e e n Assault charged David Eugene Armstrong. 35. 213 E. 1st Street was charged with aggravated assault and resisting arrest without violence Saturday for chasing another man with a wine bcJIlc attem pting to strike him at his home. H r was arrested and held on $2,000 bond. Domestic violence • Theodbr* Jordan, no age given. 27 Castle Brew er Court. Sanford was charged w ith domestic violence (assault) and resisting airm t-Saturday after n domestic dispute with his llvc-ln girlfriend. Police were called after Jo rd a n allegedly threatened lo kill the w om an and her family. When he allegedly used foul language and attempted lo push the police officer, he waschargrd w ith resistingarrrst. • Gregorio Salazar. 43. 2381 Clay Street. Longwood was charged w ith domestic violence by |>ollcr aftrr his wife alleged her husband became rough while they were playing. She claimed he pinned her to the bed. bit her and threw her off the bed. Suluzur allegedly slapped bis daughter when she attempted to call 9 11 for assistance. • Joseph Knight. 31. 1251 Moten Avenue. Lake Monroe was charged w ith aggravated assault, domestic violence after a fight w ith his son. The father allegedly became a ngry when his son had an argument with his mother. Grand theft T e rry C . Nichols. 18. no address given, was arrested at the Jull and charged with uttering a forgery and grand theft. He Is accused w ith cashing stolen checks made out lo himself a I the Great Western Bank on SR 434 In Longwood on J u ly 16. Stolen credit cards Roger Vaughan Scbrcc. 44. 1740 Fountainhead Drive. Lake Mary was charged Friday w ith two counts of fraudulent use of credit cards, dealing In credit cards of another and petit theft. Scbrcc attempted to purchase $212 worth of merchandise ut a store In (he Altamonte Mall w ith the cards. -»iti iinn" Hie SH ClassicInvestmentGrade Tbx-ExemptBondFund #1 For The Past Year* #1 Year To Dat<e* #1 For TheQujirter #1 For The Month* Sex charges Donna M. Souza. 26. 2854 Empire Place, Sanford was nrrested and charged with assignation to commit prostitution during nn SIU operation Friday night. The undercover police were w orking the area of 25th Street and Hartwell Avenue targeting street level prostitution. Souza allegedly offered to provide a sex act for "tw e n ty.” which the police report said Is slang for $20 of crack cocaine. Trespass Stewart Allen Mines. 46. no address, was arrested at 600 Persimmon St. at the Arntrak Auloiraln yurd w hen police found him sleeping in a train car. A n Am lrak detective said the man did not have permission to be there so Sanford |>ollcc arrested h im for trespassing In u conveyance. W arrant arrest Daniel B iers. 17. 258 Sccreat W ay. Casselberry’, was urrcslcd on a theft warrant. His previous address was 833 Seminole Avc.. Longwood. W e are pleased to announce that Upper Analytical Services has ranked the S Tl Classic Investment G rade Tax-Exem pt Bond Fund the best in the country out of 58 intermediate term municipal bond funds for a[J measured time periods since the Fund’s inception in June of 1992. 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VOP/grand theft. • Jam es Albert Am ct. 47. 1053 9lh Street. Casselberry. VOP/DUI. Failure to appear • George Gerald Burnham. 3510 S. Park Avenue. Sanford, battery. • Carl Robert Hancock. 31. 212 W. 4th Street. Sanford, driving while license suspended or revoked. Luis S. Irizarry. 33. 1605 W . 25th St.. Sanford, was charged with simple battery by the Sanford Police. Police said he was Involved In a verbal altercation w ith a man over a traffic accident when he swung at the victim and hit him In the left eye. He was taken to the Jo h n E. Polk Correctional Facility and held on $500 bond. 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Raraj lot. or ar, di ti vubwJury Oar-ai ar tfK,itet Stum ot lt» lin t! at* not OrpovO and at* not narti) b, tht ItXC or an, or?*- fomnmert afrrr, At »*h at m«Auil 0* p m . t u n arxl n t r r t n't .ar, cwr *rw and t a r n ma, b* north n o t or m i ar redemption than « e rfrd pwthai* artltf*-* * no fjirart** tfiM th* Find! *4act»*.« th*» nmtmtr* CVMrtutor Ml Irtnnal S m t n C o rp rr tIO t Snmdntord Road War* PA 1708T I #00-428 *770 �4A - Sanford Herall Sanford. Florida - Monday. July 26. 1993 Editorials/ Opinions Sanford Herald (USPS 461*290) 300 N. FR EN CH A V E.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322*2611 or 831*0093 Wayna D. Doyla. Publisher and Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Month*................................ 919.50 0 Month*................................ $39.00 1 Year .................................. $78.00 Florida Resident* must pay 7% salsa tax In addition to ratas above. EDITORIALS Help Golden Age Games T h e G o ld e n A r c G a m e s have a Rood e c o n o m ic Im pact. A n y m e rch a n t or business person w h o has been In Sanford for a n y length of tim e k n o w s the Im portance of the G o ld e n A ge G a m e s . E a c h year, several thou san d participants, spouses a n d su pp orte rs, converge on Sa n ford lo r a w eek of fun and gam es. Much m o n e y Is sp en t, especially in food a n d lodging. U s in g the w eak e c o n o m y as a reason h o w e v e r, m a jo r co rp o ra te sponsors h a ve w ith d ra w n the ir financial support for this ye a r. F u n d s w ith w h ic h to operate the ga m e s h a ve becom e difficult to o b tain. S o m e m o n ey Is c o m in g in. A n u m b e r of local businesses, th ro u g h the Greater Sa n ford C h a m b e r of C o m m e rc e , have already signed u p for adve rtisin g In tlte ga.ne handbook, at a cost of S25 each. T h e Sem inole C o u n ty T o u ris t D evelopm ent C o u n c il lias also c o n tin u e d to support the gam es w ith financial help. T h e re Is still a need for additional m o n e y ho w e ver. T h e loss of several thousand d o llars from corporate sponsors m e a n s m oney w ill have to be raised b y o th e r m entis. O n e source sh ould be from the people w h o sta n d to gain from th is Influx of ga m e p a rticip a n ts and th e ir fam ilies. People of the hotcl/m otel trade, d in in g establishm ents, a n d o t h e r s w h o k n o w th e y w ill be s e e in g c u s to m e rs w e a rin g the G o ld e n Age G a m e T -s h ir t s sh o uld give financial support to this e ve n t. C o -c h a irm a n C h r is U s ry rem a in s confident that local m e rc h a n ts a n d residents w ill h e lp o v e rc o m e the loss o f m a lo r sponsors. U y ifie lim e Ihe liu in r* tx-gin on N o ve m b e r 7 . w e k n o w h e r expectations will come tru e . ...Ifc v c iy o n B .h rlp s . NAT H EN TO FF Court goes through looking glass "W hen I use u w ord ." H um pty D u m ply told Alice. "It means Just what I choose It to m ean." Alice, a textuallst In a strange land, disagreed. “ The question Is." she said, "w hether you can make words mean different things." "T h e question Is." H um pty D u m p ly retorted, "w hich Is to be master — that's all." In a recent Supreme Court case. Jo h n Angus Smith v. United Stales. H um pty D u m ply proved to be rig h t. T h a t Is. Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, huvtng the votes, triumphed over Justice Antonin Scullu In an urgutnent about how ninny crim inal activities one phrase — "uses as a firearm" — can mean. Also losing was Jo h n Angus Sm ith, whose sentence of 30 years In prison was affirmed following Scalla's valiant defeat. Sm ith, approaching an undercover agent, offered to trade his flreunn. an automatic, for two ounces of cocaine that he planned to sell at a profit. U|H>n being apprehended. Sm ith was charged with a number of offenses — most seriously w ith “ using" a firearm "d u rin g and In relation t o ... a drug trafficking crim e." Ordinarily, conviction under this statute would put the defendant away for five years: but II the firearm — as In this case — Is a machine gun nr other automatic weapon — the mandatory sentence Is 30 years. T here w as no d o u b t th a t J o in t A n g u s S m ith hud olTered to trade the weapon for cocaine, but Is the meaning of "trading" the same as "using" a gun? Justice Seal la — like Lewis Curroll's Alice — is a texlualls!. "In Ihe search lor statutory mean­ ing.' he said in his In a recent dissent, " w e give Su prem e nontechnical words Court ca se . and phrases their or­ Jo h n A ngus d in a ry m e a n in g s." Sm ith v. A c c o r d in g ly , " t o United S tates, Humpty speak of 'u s in g a firearm' ts to speak ol Dumpty using It for Its dis­ proved to bo tinctive purpose — right J as a weapon." Slm l larly. lie (minted out that If asked whether you ust- a cane. It means whether you walk with a cane, not whether you display "yo u r grandfa­ ther's sllverhundled walking stick In me hall." Justice O 'Connor struck back Walking with a ( Dateline: Jun e 8. 1993 — Sanford Herald — "To urists robbed, gunmen target couple ai Sanford motel." Dateline: U nknow n — Orlando. Florida — "Foreign tourist killed during daylight robbery." Dateline: Unknown — Walt Disney World — Guests mugged, robbed and assaulted In hotel room ." Dateline: Everyday — almost everywhere — muggings, rapes, murders, robberies. The list Is nearly endless and grows longer dally. These are no longer Isolated happenings. Th e y ore t>ecomlng more and more everyday occur­ rences. Has anyone out there In never-never land asked hlmstlf/hcrsclf why'/ Permit me one wild guess. T h e utmost total lack of effective, swift and sure, firm but fair punishment (Ihul word Is spelled p -u -n -l-s -h -m -c -n -t) for com m itting the trans­ gressions. T h e solution to our evergrowing crime problem does not lay In building higher walls lopped with electrified razor wire. Nor does it lay In building deeper, wider moats, filled with very hungry alltgutors to protect ourselves and our homes. No. m y friends, the solution to this evergrowing cancer In the "Am erican Scene" rests solidly with the Jurisprudence system. It frequently Is thought of us "the criminal Justice system." What Is dcpcratcly needed are Judges to pronounce a given sentence und mean It. Whul good Is 15-20 yeurs when they're out In 3 Mi-4 years? What good Is a sentence of 13 lifetimes, to be served consecu­ tively. when they're out In 8-10 years? That makes almost us much sense us sentencing a convicted felon to 5 executions: 1-hanging. 1-electrocution. 1-shooting. 1-bcheudlng und I-by lethal Injec­ tion...to be Imposed consecutively...sometime 10-15 yeurs Into the future...maybe. It seems more und more that Ihe accused In altogether too m any court cases has "rights by Ihe ton:" the victim has "rights by the ounce” and society in general has "none." Isn't It long overdue for a very drastic overhaul In what we here In America loosely call "o u r Jurisprudence criminal Justice system?" Folks — to put It very bluntly — It ain't working! Nelson If. Tu llu r Winter Springs L E T T E R S T O E D IT O R Letters to the editor are welcome. All letters must be signed. Include Ihe address of the writer and u daytime telephone number Letters should be on u single subject und Ik *us brief us possible. T h e letters are subject to editing. In a footnote. Scalla referred to O'Connor's (mint that the ordinary meaning of "using a fire a rm " «l«K*s, of course. Include using It as a weapdn. Hut. O'Connor had added, this ordinary meaning does not exclude oilier ways of "using" a firearm Scalla pounced: "T h e ordinary meaning of 'use as a firearm' docs not Include using II as an article ul commerce." Here, sounding like the law school professor lie once was. Scalla tried to carry the (lav — at least In the court ol law scluml opinion: "I think It perfectly obvious, lor example, that (lie falsity requirement for a perjury conviction would not Ik * satisfied If a witness answered 'No to a prosecutor's enquiry whether lie hud ever 'used a firearm.' even though lie hud once sold Ills grandfather's Enfield rifle to a collector." JA C K ANDERSON tie STaYeP HoMe WHfLe FfeaL S°LPreffs WfiRe PYiHG1 . THe ONLY COM63T He HeY, eHoikSH 2&°<JT RbfULP R e 3 (5 2 N ! S2W W2$ ill Ttie MoV/eS! HoW PIP He 6eT 7b B e &MMaHPeR-M-cHieF? D’Amato, Clinton talk terrorism W A S H IN G TO N — Did a private appeal from S« n Alfonsc I)'Amato. R -N.Y.. to President Clinton tip the bidance tn luvor of .ipprehru din g the M uslim cleric w h o has been Implicated In terrorist plots? Although the evidence Is only circumstantial. It helps shed light on one of the lingering mysteries lM-hlnit the clucking of a terrorism ring. T h e story begins w ith a phone call f r o m C l i n t o n to D ' A tria to on th e m orning of Jun e 25. D 'A m a to , at first, was understandably suspicious. Over the y e a r s . D 'A m a lo 's frie n d s have tele phoned him preten­ ding to Ik* presidents a n d C a I) I n e-1 secretaries, and this seemed like a |K*rfect occasion to (mil a similar (trank. This Clinton w as little, however. It was callin g to set tiie real thing the record T lte day before. straight, and D 'A m a to had been to offer his named as one ol Ihe co n d o len ces targets of u terrorist plot. wltlcli also lit eluded plans to Ik iiii !) several key New York locations and assassinate United Nations Secretary General Boutros Boutros Gliali Clinton was culling to set the record straight, and to ofler his condolences. "I really called to say I'm concerned uboul the terrorist threats, and I'm going to take terrorists on and deal wit It them very strongly, Clinton told D Amato, according to a source "Fin prepared lo take lough action, and I hope you'll Ik * supportive." (The following day. U.S. hirers Iximbcd Iraq's Intelligence headquarters In retaliation for an assassination plot against former President George Bush.) Finally. Clinton solicited D 'A m alo's sug­ gestions uboul how to co |k * with the renewed terrorist threat. D 'A m a to responded by scolding the Justice Department for falling to detain a man believed to be one of the chief Instigators: Sheik Om ar AI k Ic I Rahman, who was living In New Jersey. D'Am ato had written three letters to Attorney General .Janet Reno between March 26 and Jun e 28. requesting thut the sliclk be detained on Im m igration grounds. D 'A m a to became concerned about the sheik ufler he was linked to some of ilie suspects In the February World Trade Center bombing. Not only was the sheik still a free mail, the Justice Department liadn I even replied to D'Am alo's letters. Clinton promised to look Into tlte matter. I) Amato hud been worried alKiut possible attempts against him since receiving a cryptic phone call from the FBI at 1:45 a m . one Sunday morning last spring FBI officials explained that they uncovered an assassina­ tion plot against him. Inti were reluctant to spell out more details. Although a member of the Senate In­ telligence Committee. D'Am ato was feeling stonewalled In conversations with Justice Department officials. His staffers had been given a variety of excuses for w hy Ihe sheik had not been detained: It would cost UK) much lo Incarcerate him : It would jeopardize an undercover Investigation: there wasn't enough evidence to charge him with u crime; or the department didn't have the authority lo apprehend him. But with sus|>ects already In custody. D Amato saw no further reason why the Justice Department had to protect any sources. It was time lo bring the sheik In lo custody. On Jun e 28. three days alter Clinton's Phone call, the wheels finally began to turn ul Justice. That Monday afternoon. Reno called D'Am ato und asked to meet with him the following ufternoon. D ’Amato offered to eomc over to her office, but Reno Insisted the meeting take place In his office. Thut day ulso marked the first time In three months that the Justice Department bothered to craft a written response to D'Am alo's Inquiries £ LE TTE R S Solutions to crime cane is not the only meaning of using a cane, she said. " T h e most Infamous use of a cane In American history had nothing to do with walking at all — the culling of Sen. (Charles) Sum ner In the United Stales Senate (In 1856)." Persisting. Justice Scnlia emphasized that the majority of the court "d in s not uppear to grasp Ihe distinction between how a word can Ik * used and how It ordinarily is used." HODDING CARTER Flood control well worth cost The tired old saying that you shouldn't try to fool Mother Nature Is being repeuted In the wake of the disastrous floods along the Upper Mississippi River and the Missouri, und not for the first time. As usual, when high water overwhelms the works of man. ringing In­ dictments of the U n ltrd States' costly flood control system arc trotted out and given u fresh hearing. But though they Include some irrefutable (mints, a fundamentally flawed thesis lies Just beneath their superficial plausibility. As the critics sec It. uftcr spending some $25 billion over the past century* on u far-reaching system of locks, dams and levees, the nation still sufTcrs from major floods and the threat of floods. Ergo, what we have Is something closer to a giant fraud on the taxpayers than u public works trium ph. A num ber of related points huddle beneath that capacious umbrella. For the environmen­ talists. flood control's cardlnul sin Is thut It has changed the natural order of things und thereby Imperiled the ecosystem and m any of Its creatures. For some fiscal conservatives, public works is a euphemism for pork-barrel spending. For others, the 10.000 tulles of levees have encouraged people to Invest, build und live In floodplains where periodic disaster Is Inevitable. There Is something to be said for each of these arguments. Th e U.S. Corps of Engineers, prodded und begged by local Interests to do what It docs best, was not always the environment's best friend. Even after the evidence and understanding of the environ­ m ental d ow n sid e began to m o u n t, the engineers and their client-patrons tried to Ignore the problem. Too m any people put themselves or their enterprises ut risk of flood, but refuse to bear the cost of Insurance. When the water pours over the top or through a crevasse, they demand that the same taxpayers who paid for their failed protection system puy again to recompense them for their loss. As one who llvrd along the Lower Mississippi River for m uch of his life, during the heyday of Hood control projects. 1 can uttest to the kernels of truth in the pork-barrel churge. Dubious projects were folded Into the Corps of Engineers' annual budget, whose chief effects had nothing to do with high water. Hut. If you'll pardon a lousy pun. the critics wunt to throw out the buby with the flood water. Imperfect as It is. and economically and environm e n ta lly Irrational as it has oc­ casionally proved to be. Am erica's flood control system has worked, on Its own terms and beyond. Not long ago. u s|K>kesman for a leading environmental group. Friends of the Earth, branded us "rank speculation" the Corps of Engineers* contention thut Its levees and dams huve prevented at least $250 billion in Hood damage. "W h o can say what a river that hadn't been tampered with might have done or might not have done?" the s|K)kesmun said. Only the very* young, the very zealous or the sadly misinformed could have made thut statement. Before there was an Integrated I1«k k I c o n tro l n e tw o rk u lo n g th e L o w e r Mississippi V a lle y, evidence wus regu­ larly presented us to what a w ild rive r m I g h t do. M y h o m e t n w n . G r e e n v ille . M iss ., was pul under water b y a b r c u k In M is s is s ip p i R iv e r levee north of town In the spring of 1927 and stayed under for m o n th s . O u r (iio vVhat we have udest claim to fame is som elhlng for years was that It c lo se r to a took Lindbergh's solo giant fraud on flight to France to the taxpayers push our disaster off than a public the n u llo n 's front w orks pages. triumph Th e 1927 Hood covered roughly 10 to 15 times muii- acres than this spring's. In fact, it was because of thut nutlonal disaster thut Congress finally decided that flood control ulong the Mississippi wus a national, rather thuu prim arily a stair und local, problem. What had tieen a loosely connected series of autonomous districts, in which beggaring your neighbor occasionally took the form of dynamiting levees on the other side of a swollen stream to relieve the pressure on yours, evolved Into the masterfully Integrated system of today. Th e fact Is that man hus historically located along the water, for obvious reasons of trans|K)rtatlon and less obvious psychic ones. It Is equally a fact that iiran's very presence In large n u m b e rs d istu rb s the ecosystem , w hether in city-b u ild in g or In chunnclstraightening. And It Is finally a fact that 825 billion spreud over almost 100 yeurs Is a drop In the fiscal bucket compared to the economic activity that the flood control system has proteclrd und encouraged. Where there ure obvious abuses, they should be corrected. Foremost among them Is the failure to require flood control Insurance of those who live In floodplulns. Th e Corps of Engineers hus been brought kicking and screaming Into the era of environmental consciousness. One m an's pork barrel Is usually another man's vital Interest, but the day of huge ladles of federal largesse is. for belter or worse, long gone. £ �Longwood commissioners to discuss millage rate Zoo------------ C o n tin u e d from Page 1A Dolphin Hotel. Palmer emphasized (lint the Sanford zoo will continue lo he a part of the plans for lids major "enlargem ent" of the facilities. ■y SANDRA I L U O T T Site said that two tusk forces Herald Stall Writer were formed three years ago lo organize the society for raising LO N G W O O D — Tilt* Longwood City Com m is­ lun d s. friends, (luanres and Th e following Is the agenda for Monday night s sioners will set the millage rale which clly corporate s|x>usurs. Also, for the latngwood C lly Commission meeting: residents will pay In the com ing Real year tonight Iasi two years, they have been 1. Call to order. and schedule hearing dates on the budget and looking to expand In a new zoo 2. Silent meditation followed by the Pledge of rale. The millage Is $5.12 and with Ih r proposed area. Allegiance. budget would rrm nln the same. “ T h e y have discussed these 3. Hoard appointments: Mayor Paul Lovestrand has callrd for a Ideas." she said, “ with William District "5 appointment to Hoard ol Adjust­ decrease In the millage rate based on the Van Riel, heart of Landsca|>e of ment. Increased assess valuation of pro|ierty In the clly. the University of Pretoria In 4. Public partli ipullnu Hy collecting the same rate on ihr higher Smith Africa who gives us a 5. Consent agenda valid Ion. the city will collect more money, which broader vlslun for the vast frre A. Pay approved bill the mayor says. In essence, Is a tax Increase. City range herds of animals and H Approval id mlm iles of J u ly l 8, 1993 work administrator Jam es McFcllln has requested the (locks of birds we envision. We session. J u ly 12. 1993 work session and J u ly 12. $5.12 rale be maintained, llcurlngs are ten­ have acquired a task force with tatively scheduled for Sept. |3 and 27. 1993 regular meeting expertise in finance, environ­ •C. Award of bill *22-93 — Longwood street An emergency ordinance granting a commer­ ment. urban planning, market­ resurfacing project-1993. cial trash hauler an exclusive franchise In the city ing and development. If we arc 6. Emergency ordinance no. 93-1144— amending wdl also Ik*considered Monday night. serious about our environment, ordinance no 981 lo provide lor the extension id I he ordinance will set forth ih r terms condi­ preservation and conservation an exclusive franchise lo Industrial Waste tions lor Industrial Waste Services. Inc. to have things have lo he done on a Services, hit- lor collection of commercial solid the commercial franchise. Earlier (Ids year, the major scale." waste, imposing certain terms and conditions co m m is s io n e rs discussed e lim in a tin g the T h e vusl parcel under dis­ relating thereto. exclusive refuse hauling contract for businesses. cussion will Incorporate H.CXX) 7. Sheldon ,J. Slone water service • 730 N. Alter considering the traffic congestion and acres in Osceola County that run Highway 17-92 hazards created when several different businesses north along the Eeonalahatchee 8. Mayor Paul Lovestrand— re|taymeni of legal In a area would each have different haulers and River us well as ubout 2.000 expenses lo Lynelte Dentils the difficulty the city rnlghi have keeping track of acres in Orange County. 9 First reading, ordinance no. 93-1145. amend and collet ling thr fees from numerous compa­ "We need to gel serious and lug F/V 92(93 budget, providing for budget nies. the commissioners opted to reinstate the manage this system, enhance, adjustments, (public hearing 8-19*93) exclusive franchise lor commercial trash disposal expand and Improve the existing 10. Set proposed millage rale lor llscal year /(h> to have specialty exhibit, In other business. Mayor Paul Utvrstrnnd 1993*1994 new e x h ib it s , e d u c a tio n a l Leopard lady, D ana Rohe of Windemere. requested to Ik- placed on the agenda to rrquexl Schedule public bearing dales lor adoption ol classrooms and even move the ihe city to pay the legal ex|>enscH Incurred by millage rate, adoption of F/V 93/94 budget and la rg e a n im a ls to a b e tte rLynelle Dennis. The commissioners dropped the most educated and knnwledga- downtown Sanford on the site of adoption of five year capital Improvement plan. e q u ip p e d and e n v ir o n m e n ­ charge against Dennis at their last meeting that hie men and wom en in the the present C ity Hall, across 11 Monthly financial report ta lly -researched landscape,'* she violated the rules of the city rode enforce­ world. from the courthouse. 12. C lly Administrator's report. Palmer said. ment board. Dennis is a member of that board. "W e want research done rlghl Palmer emphasized that "w e A. Annual leave Lovestrand said he docs not know what the on ihc spot Men and women can have no Intentions of leuving She added. "W h y should Sun 13. City Attorney's reporl. expenses are but estimated the figure would he camp out and do lheir doctorates Seminole County, though the Diego. Miami and Colum bus. 14. Mayor and Commissioners' rcjMirt. between 8500 to $ I .(XX) and Ihrslsc* right on the spot." Ohio have finer zoological parks n a tu re of the e x h ib its w ill District *4. *5. *1. "2 *3 Palm er said th e y are not change, for ltic- belter of the than us when we can pull The commissioners will meet at 7 p m. in city 15 Adjourn together In the Id-county com ­ diminishing their committment people und the anim als." ball Following the regular meeting, they are Th e commissioners meet In Longwood City to the Central Florida Zoological m unity to use our own natural Zoo ofllclals in Sanford were scheduled to continue reviewing budget's for Hall at 7 p in Park In Sanford Rather, they are unavailable lor comment this resources? We need lo take 1993*04. serious steps to make this a enhancing the park with educa­ morning. tional facilities and new lms ta te w id e , n a tio n w id e and Osceola County Manager Hill prnvemenlsand exhibits. worldwide showcase." G o a zlo u said be had heard "Right now we are just form­ nothing about the project, but She said It will Ire a com m uni­ ing plans and taking baby slrp s expressed confidence that the ty asset, resource, recreation and to make u dream a reality." she county would he uble to work educational com m unity facility. noted. "We envision a Wild Way effectively with Deseret on regu­ " T h e td-county area needs to that we can and will Ik - proud of latory hurdles. take pride in this project." she lor generations lo com e." "T h e y have always been gtx>d Th e Central Florida Zoological n e i g h b o r s ." G o a z lo u s a id . said. "O f all places. Central Park lu Sanford, which now "W hatever they are planning to Florida Is the Ideal location." occupies 25 acres, was jthicrd In do. they'll come tulk lo us." file facility will Ik - starling its present location on Ju ly 4. almost from scratch, hut with 1975. It had originally Ix-gun Us 9 * 0 Writer VKkl Delormler contributed to assistance from stalc-of-ihc-an existence lu 1941 as the Sanford ttiu reporl iome Inlofmotion Irom the By A sso ciated B ra ss AiMxteted Pfrtt net eitouted salon and her husband's office com pany called Investigative Improvements acquired from the Zoo on a small tract of land In now block* rails 1mm the prison, Services and had Information O R L A N D O — T h re a te n in g hui (hr Smiths still don't know about a friend of Sm ith's who phone calls tliut plagued Harbara what tuex|s-ct. had been raped. He said he had Sm Uh ftr lO days last month The eallrr tricked S(tilth's col­ learned Sm ith was tx-ing wat­ - im il • werd made from tho*Hew River leagues Into disclosing.personal ched and would Ik- the target of C o n tin u e d fro m Page I A C o r re T F lo n n P lu s ff fijllo n in a rape. details about her. Including well as taking a closer look at ih r coojrerallvc le a n in g ilfijong the Halford. u where her 5-year-old daughter computer education In Flor­ Gradually Hie message began lakes and retention ponds in ihc students. T h r only thing Sm ith knows goes to school. ida. nelghhorlitMKl around tfie college to ch a n g e , b e co m in g m ore about the caller Is that h r has a Smith and her husband sent Kdurutlonal experts are en­ T h e Florida Department of campus. threatening. Sm ith hung up. but lkiston accent and committed a their daughter lo slay with E d u e a llo n n aw arded S C C a Robert Lyles, a spokesman lor couraging the use of cooperative t he calls kepi coming. crime serious enough to land relatives out of slate and hove grant for $13,705 which was thr college, said th»* camp was learning In thr classroom as a Three days later, the caller him In a prison for some of decided lo sell their home. enjoying great success. He said method of teaching students to used to partially fund Ihc camp. reached Smith s workers before Th e cam p will help prepare the Florida's most violent criminals. The culls began alter Smith llial the 45 allolcd class sjKits work together to solve problems she arrived at the salon. He T h e stranger warned Smith ran a help-wanted advertisement middle schoolers for high school were filled quickly and there and learn the materials at hand. Irosed as an emergency worker she was being watched and for her hair salon, listing her classes und lo ru le r Into a have been requests for addi­ Participants at SCAM P Cam p who needed Information so he t h r e a t e n e d lo h a v e h e r name and home and work phone s o c le l y that demuuds a high tional sessions of the program. a re e x p e r ie n c in g le a r n in g could treat Smith. h a tide u {fe d , s t r ip p e d a n d numbers. degree of technological und sci­ No oilier sessions have been t h r o u g h u c o m b in a t io n of gang-raped. Smith refused the first collect entific literacy. planned. He was still on the phone lectures and lab experiments. The calls. 24 In all. were call since ll was from someone Hunntcutl used the camp to Th e students are meeting at when she arrived, und she con­ Th e y are doing Iht-lr work Indi­ traced to telephones In recre­ she didn't know. the college six hours a day. four In te g ra te the te c h n o lo g ica l fronted him. vidually. In xmnll trams or lu ation yards and dormitories at Seconds later the jdionr rang aspects of the educational expe­ days a week. Th e class work Is large groups. the Halford prison, where In­ again. This time the man sjNike He said he wanted lo have sex being supplemented try field rience with subject matter (hat mates are allowed lo make with her hut woidd accept five over Hie recording and said m ay lx- more familiar to ib r (rips lo emphasize real-world Another Important aspect of unmonltorrd calls. someone Smith knew was In­ minutes of talk about sex. He a p p lic a t io n s o f m a th a n d the program w ill be the written students. An electronic device Installed jured. She accepted thr call. told Smith she would he gangTh e y will Ik - looking al Flor­ science. They will emphasize lab rej>orl that helps the stu­ at (he Smith home, her hair The man said he was from a raped If she refused. ida's beaches, wetlands and data collection, analysis and dents develop both analytical lakes us part of their studies us experimentation, teamwork amd skills and w riting skills. Agenda for tonight Woman gets harassing, threatening calls from stranger in prison Camp------------- DEATHS B IA N C A L A S H E N I0 U E D R U M M 1 TT Hi.nun LaShrnlquc Hrum m ltt. Infant. 405 Hasewood Lane. A l­ tamonte Springs, died Tuesday, J u ly 20. In Si. Petersburg. She was born Ju n e 26. 1993, lu Winter Park. Survivors Include father. An lliony H rum m ltl Sr.. Altamonte Springs; mother. Lisa Cantrell, Orlando: brothers. Anthony J r .. Sanford. Hrynu Stevens. Warren Anderson, both or Altamonte Springs; paternal grandmother. Geneva G la d d e n . A ltam o n te Springs; maternal grandmother. Gloria Talbert. Orlando. Urlnson's Funeral Home, O r­ lando. Is In charge of arrange­ ments. D O R O TH Y BUONI Dorothy Buoul. H4. 1104 Park Dr.. Casselberry, died Thursday. J u ly 22. Mrs. Huonl was a dietitian. Horn Feb. 4. 1909. In Howling Green, she moved lu Central Florida In 19H7. She was a m em ber of Mount Plsgah Hoptlst Church. Howling Green, Survivors Include daughters. Dorothy Sim m ons, Casselberry, Connie Htlhrnugh. Lee Harrell, both of Orlando; sons. M .J. "H o b " Hurnsldc. Joseph, both of O r la n d o : s is te rs . A r m t llu e M organ. SI P etersburg. Lee Stadium----Llmgarlincr. Treasure Island; 16 grandchildren and 15 great­ grandchildren. Curry Haley Funeral Home. W auchula. in charge of a r­ rangement. M A LA C H 1 D A V IS Malachl Davis. 88. 2115 Har­ rison Si.. Sanford, died Wednes­ day. J u ly 2 1. at lllllh u v c u Healthcare Center. Sanford. Mr. Davis was a retired contractor. Horn in Poston, S.C.. he moved to Central Florida In 1933. He was a member of Flrsl Shiloh Missionary Hapllst Church. S u r v i v o r s I n c lu d e w ile . Georgia Hell: sons. Jose ph . Sanford. Melvin Dcnnard. El Paso. Texas: daughters. Lucinda Mayo. Daytona Heacli. Georgia Gohagcn. T a m p a . Catherine Marks. Atlanta. Kculha. Agues* Gibson, Concbclla Dcnnard. all of Sanford. Mary Lee Orsborne. Puhokcc. Anita Hall. Orlando; sisters. E the l S in cla ir. New Jersey. Olivia Rockmorc. Mount Dora. Laura Mae Lewis, Georgia; 46 gra nd ch ild ren . 29 great­ gra nd ch ild ren a u d 6 great-great-grandchildren. Sunrise Funeral Home. San­ ford, In charge of arrangements B A R R IN G T O N L . H U E Harrington L. Hue. 58. 721 F l o r i d a H l v d . . A lt a m o n t e Sjtriugs. died Thursday. J u ly 22. al Florida Hospital. Altamonte Sjtrlngs Mr. Hue was a com ­ puter operator. Horn May 28. 1935. m Jam aica, he moved lo Central Florida in 1987. lie attended St. Marv Magdalen Catholic. S u rv iv o rs Include brother. Vincent. Um oklyu: slslcr. Lily, Altamonte Sjrrlugs, Colllson Funeral Home. Winter Garden; in charge of arrange­ ments. D A V ID S T A N L E Y S IE R P U T O W S K I David Stanley Slerputowskt. 25. 3134 Tallwood Dr.. Deltona, d ie d F rid a y. J u l y 23. M r. Slerputowskt was a truek driver. Horn May 29. 1968. In Orlando, lie was a lifelong resident of Central Florida, lie attended All Souls Caihollc Church. S u rv iv o rs inclu d e m othe r. Ju n e Slerputowskt. Sanford: fa th cr. Telesfor S u -rp u to w s k l. Sanford; wife. Lisa; brothers. R a lp h . A p o p k a . T h e o d o r e . Winter Springs. Jo h n . Sanford; siste rs. G a ll N agle. W in te r Springs. Frances Nell. Romulus. Mich.. Helen Whitten. Orange C lly. Hrisson Funeral Home, Sanford, lu charge ol arrangements. P u rrrrr-fe c tH ! / bat v my subscriptfun to llw Sanford Herald. for Local Sports ■People • Health 4* Fitness • Education • Local Editorials and Local N ew s VourSltOKdptluN S n iilo n l llc r u lil 300 N. Irenth Ave., iwnford • 112-2011 C o n tin u e d fro m Page 1A year, but I will commented. again tills pay It." lie T h e city attorney bad de­ term ine d thut the lease a r­ rangement hud been breached. In regard to (be Insurance re­ quirement. D u rin g city discussion. F i­ nance Director Carolyn Small bad explained. "H e (Rlnkcrl was required lo have an A-ratcd policy, but be bad a U-plus. We notified him of Ibis about 15 months ago but haven't beard that the A-|K)ltcy had been ob­ tained." "W e had previously sent Mr. Klnkcr a letter acknowledging dial the clly considers I he lease as b ro k e n ." S im m o n s said. " T h e n I met w ith him this morning and we discussed the lact that from this |H>lnl on. the city was taking over control." Plans for the Immediate future of the stadium have not been finalized. "For the time being." S im m o n s said, " w e will be arranging for different users on a case by rase basis, but the city will maintain complete control." "F o r the |>ast two mouths." S im m o n s c o n tin u e d . "M ik e Kirby and the rlty Recreation and Parks Departm ent have been working on plans for the jMtssible use ol I he facility. Of course, none of the suggestions have been hrmigh up Inr the commission consideration at this lim e , so the fu tu re of the stadium remains lo I k - seen." Rlnker could not be reached for comment. T h e S a n f o r d M e m o ria l Sludlum has had an Impressive history. During the 1940's und 50 s. the Hrooklyn Dodgers and New York Giants used the field for s p r in g t r a i n i n g . M a n y baseball greats Including Willie Mays played there. Police--------C o n tin u e d from Page 1A mission, rather than the simple mujorlty vole required now to change the department. A lt e r the o rd in a n c e w as ajiproved hy u 4 to I vole. Lovestrand. the lone "n o " vote said the guidelines lu the ordi­ nance would require the clly to add from 10 lo 19 additional officers based on the population figures. Sincrllson said the figures were only guidelines not re­ quirement*. und that the ordi­ nance us written did not m an­ date the hiring of additional officers. However. Sm crllson voted that the manning pro­ vision of Ihc ordinance should be clarincd. T h e ordinance will I k * |>res- e n trd to the vote rs III the November election for their ap­ proval. Maker said the ordinance should Ih- changed lo reflect the number of policemen needed in serve Longwood'* needs. He said Manning favored a minim um m anning level ol 2.2 officers |x-r I .(XX) population because he did not want lo "lose ground" by making the force smaller Ilian il Is. Increases in the force would Ih - determined hy population growth and the needs of the community. Hudgct constraints will also play a part lu the num lKT of |x>llccmcn on the force. Following the discussion ol the charter amendment, the com­ mission continued to review budgets lor the coming year. II possible, c lly a d m in is tra to r Jam e s McFcllln said tlit* re­ m aining budgets (or the a d ­ m inistrator. c lly clerk, c o m ­ mission and public works m ay be discussed after the co m ­ mission m ccling Monday night. A tentative meeting has been scheduled for J u ly 27 II further time Is necessary lo go over the figures. Th e netting of a S5 .I2 |xr $1,000 tax rale Is on the commission s agenda Monday night. Th e rale Is the same as tills year Th e hudgct review sessions were delayed because one review session was cancelled when |Kiwcr went out In city hall. �•A - Sanlord Herald. Sanfoid, Florida - Monday, July 26. 1993 Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal N o tic e s Legal Notices Legal Notices N O T IC E OF P U B L IC H EAR IN G T O CONSIDER A C O N D IT IO N A L USE Nolle* I* hereby given ttut • Public Hearing will b* held by •ho Planning A Zoning Com mission In lho Clly Commission Chamber*. C lly Hall. Sanlord. Florida, al 7 00 p m on Thurt day. August S. 14*1 *0 consider a request lor a Condlllonal U w in a General Commercial Zoning O ltlrlcl L E G A L D ES C R IP TIO N : N aa' ol Lot 73 and all Lots 73 and U South 7*' ol Lot 23. Block T. Dream Mold. Plat Book 3. Pag* *0. and Lot* 7 and I and the N S r ol Lol • and S IS' of Lol 4. Bloch 7A. D rejm w old. Plat Book *. Pag* 30 ol the Public Record* ol Seminoi* County. Florida Being m ore generally de tcrlbed a* 25*5 French Avenue Condtlional Uia Requested Sale ol alcoholic beverage*. Cla** III (Speclall. All parti** In Inter**! and cltltent than have an opportuni ty lobe heard al*ald hearing By order ol the Planning A Zoning CommlMlon ol the Clly ol Sanlord. Florida. Ihl* 11*1 day ol July. 1*41 Jo* Dennison. Chairman Planning A Zoning Commiailon A D V IC E T O T H E PUBLIC II a per ton decide* to appeal a decision mad* with retpecl to any m ailer considered al the above m eeting or hearing, he-th* m ay need a verbatim record ol the proceedings in eluding the testimony and evl dene*, which record I* not provided by the Clly ol Sanlord (F S m O IO S ) P E R S O N S W I T H D IS A B I L I T I E S N E E D IN G A S S IS T A N C E T O P A R TIC I P A T E IN A N Y OF TH E S E P R O C E E D IN G S S H O U LD C O N TA C T T H E PERSONNEL O F F IC E A D A COORDINATOR A T 330 3*74 4* H O U R S IN A D V A N C E O F TH E M E E T IN G Publish July 7*. I l l ) D E C 317 IN T H E C O U N T Y COURT OF T H E I I T H JUD IC IAL C IR C U IT . IN AND FOR S E M IN O L E COUNTY, F L O R ID A . CASE NO . 43-3*g*-CC-3eZ A L TA M O N TE TO W IN G SERV ICE. I N C .e Florida carperat ten. IN THE C IR C U IT C O U R T OF THE IIT H J U D IC IA L CIRCUIT IN A N O F O R SEMINOLE C O U N T Y . FLO R ID A IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT FOR S E M IN O LE CO UN TY. FLO R IO A P R O B A TE DIVISION File Number *3 177 CP IN R E E S T A T E OF E TH E LM BEEK ER Deceased IN T H E C O U N TY CO URT OF T H E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D F O R SEM IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO RID A CASE N0.43 1733 CC 33 Q A L A F A Y A W O OD S H O M E OW NERS ASSOCIATION. INC . Plaintltl. IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT FOR S E M IN O L E CO UN TY. F LO R ID A P R O B A TE DIVISION F IL E N U M B E R ; 43 1M CP IN R E E S T A T F O F F R A N K A N T H O N Y SCHAE F E R. a'k 'a FR AN K A SCH A EFER . SR . e/k/e FRANK A SC H A EFER . DEC EASED N O T IC E OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N (OnaPR ) The adm inistration ol Ihe estate ol FR A N K A N TH O N Y S C H A E F E R , deceased. File Number 03 SO* CP. It pending In the Circuit Court, lor Seminole County. Florida. Probate Dlvl sion the address ol which I* Seminole County Courthouse. Probele Division. 301 N Perk Avenue. Senlord. Florida 33771 The name end eddrett el the Personal Representative end the Personal Representative s attorney are set forth below A L L I N T E R E S T E D PER SONS A R E N O T IF 1 E D T H A T : All persons on whom this notice Is served who hove Ob lection* that challenge the valid Court ere feqvfred .So file their objections w lin )h is Court 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 THE O A T E O F T H E F IR S T PUBLI C A TIO N O F TH IS N O TIC E OR T H IR T Y D A Y S A F T E R T H E O A T E O F S E R V IC E O F A CO PY O F T H IS N O TIC E ON TH EM All creditor* pi the decedent end other per u n i having claim* or demand* againil decedent I ettete on whom a copy Ol Ihl* nolle* I* *#rv*d within three month* alter the dale ol tho lirtl publication ol Ihl* notice mutt Ilia their claims with this Court. 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 TH E D A TE O F T H E FIR S T PUBLI C A TIO N O F TH IS N O TIC E OR T H IR T Y D A Y S A F T E R THE O A T E O F S E R V IC E OF A CO PY O F T H IS N O TIC E ON TH EM All othar creditor* ol Iht decedent end persons having claim* or demand* againil the decedent’s estate must file their claims with this court W ITHIN T H R E E M O N TH S A F T E R TH E D A TE O F T H E F IR S T P U B LI­ C A TIO N O F TH IS N O TICE. 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 NO T SO F IL E D W IL L BE FOR EVER BARREO The dele at the lin t Pubifca lien oil Ihl* notice It Monday. July 3*. I « n . Susie Bonflni Slmko Personal Representative 1011 Bonll# Drive Altamonte Springs. F L 33714 M A R IL Y N J HOC H MAN Attorney lor Petitioner Florid* B*r No 4737W DeGRAW A HOCHMAN 33f Caroline Avenue Suit* A Winter Perk. F L 37714 Telephone No 407 *47 SSJ1 Publish July H A August 3.1443 D E G 3 IS I N T H E C IR C U IT COURT O F T H E IMb JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N O F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N TY. FLO R ID A C IV IL DIVISION C ASE NO. 43-3444 IN RE T H E M A R R IA G E O F: Husband - CHR ISTOPH ER L. BO W LIN G Rttpondenl and W ilt - L O R I ANN BOWLING Petitioner TO C H R IS TO P H E R L BOW LING Address Unknown YOU A R E H E R E B Y NOTI F IE O that an Adlon lor Dll solution ol Marriaga ha* boon Iliad against you and you are required lo serve a copy ol your written defenses. II any. lo II on LORI A N N BOW LING. Pell Honor, whose address Is M4 B O rient# Avenue. Allam onl* Spring*. Florida 33701. an or be lor* A U G U S T 77. 1443. and Ilia the original with is* clerk ol this court either before service on Petitioner or Immedlilely thereafter II you tall 10 do so. a default will be entered against you lor the relief demanded In the petition. W ITN E S S my hand and the seel of Ihl* Court on J U L Y 73. 1*e3 (S E A L ) M A R V A N N E MORSE As Clerk ol the Court By Nancy R Winter A* Deputy Clark Publish: July 3* and August 7.4, I*. 1443 D E G 311 PIOMItf. vt G ER A LD E G R A N T. Oelendent N O T IC E O F SALE TO G E R A L D E GRANT tO’S G O R E D R IV E O V IE D O . F L O R IO A 377*3 YOU A R E N O T IF IE D that the Clerk ol the Seminole County Circuit Court shell, on August 17. 1443. between II M A M end 3 oo P M . u i l el auction ter cash the 144* Ma*t*rcr«tt boat. Hull Identification N um btr MBVV3043044* 4*. and lha boat trailer. V IN Number *40304* presently titled to G ERALO E G RANT, at the west front door ol the Court House In Sanlord. Seminole County, Florida The salt Is mad* pursuant lo lha Final Default Judgment ren dered In the above styled c o m on July II. 1443 D A TE D o n Ju ly 20. 1443 M A R Y A N N E MORSE C LE R K O F T H E COURT By. Jane E . Jasewic Deputy Clerk Publish Ju ly M A August 7.1443 DEG 714 IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT OF T H E E IG H T E E N T H J U D IC IA L CIRCUIT O F F LO R ID A . IN A N O F O R S E M IN O L E COUNTY 0 E N E R A L JUR ISDICTIO N D IVISIO N CASE NO. 43 t i l l C A I I K F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L M O R TG A G E ASSOCIATION Plaintiff. vs. JA M E S B A L O R IO G E A 'K /A JA M E S E B A L D R ID G E . B A R B A R A B A L O R IO G E A/K/A B A R B A R A E B A L D R ID G E . Ms wife «nd P A U L M E C K E R T . TR U S TE E . Delendantls). N O T IC E O F ACTION TO : P A U L M E C K E R T. TR U STEE 113 East Malrosa Baltimore. M D 71343 YOU A R E N O T IF IE D that an action lor Foreclosure ol Mori geg* on the following described property Lol 17. B A R C L A Y WOODS, according lo the Plat thereof as recorded In Plat Book 1*. Page 47. ol the Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida hat boon tiled against you and you are required lo serve a copy of your written detente*, it any, to It. on Noel la Moreno B lecher. Attorney tor Plaintltl. whose •ddress I* S uita 100. 1370 Madruga Avenue. Corel Gablet. Florid*. 33144 on or t.stnre August 13. 1443 end III* the original with the Clerk el this Court either before service on Plaintiff's attorney or Immedi­ ately thereafter; otherwise a default will be entered ageinsl you tor the reflet demanded in the complaint W ITN ESS m y hand and the seal of this Court this 1st day ot July. 1441 1S4AVS . M A R Y A N N E MORSE A t Clerk of the Court By: Heather Brook* At Deputy Clerk Publilh: Ju ly 3. 13. 14.3*. 1443 0EG7I IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT OF T H E I I T H JU D IC IAL C IR C U IT O F FLORIOA IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E CO UNTY O E N E R A L JU R ISD IC TIO N D IV IS IO N CASE N O . 43-t(7lCAI4K M O U N T A IN S T A T E S M ORT GAGE C E N T E R S . Inc . Plaintiff, vt. SHARON AAARIE HARRISON; JOHN F R E D E R IC K S ; It living, and all unknown parties claim Ing by, through, under and against the above namad detendantlsl who are not known to be dead or alive, whether u id unknown parties may claim an Interest as spouses, heirs, de vise**, g ra n te e s , or other claimants. A P P C O FINANCE C O R P O R A TIO N : LAKE LOTUS C O M M U N IT Y ASSOCIATION. In c.; L A K E L O T U S C L U B C O N D O M IN IU M A IS O C IA TION. Inc.; , unknown perton(t) In possession ol the subject reel property; Defendant is). N O TIC E O F ACTION TO Sharon Merle Hart Ison It living, end all unknown parties claiming by, through, undtr and against the above named del endenllt) who ere net known to be deed or alive, whether taw) unknown portlet may claim an Interest as ipousat. heirs, d* vltees. g ra n te e s , or other claimants; lest known addrtti I0U Lotus Parkway Altamonte Springs. FL337U YOU A R E N O T IF IE D that an action tor foreclosure ol mort gag* on the following described property: That certain condominium parcel known as Unit No I I I . Lake Lotus Club I, e Condomln lum, according lo Plal thereof es recorded In Plal Book 30. pages la thru 30 of the Public Records of Seminole County. Florida, and the undivided In terest In the common elements and common eipentat appurte nant lo told unit, all In #c cor dance with end subject to the covenants, conditions, rtttrlc lions, term s and other pro visions ol that Declaration ol Condomtnum ot Lak* Lotus Club I. a Condominium, as contained In OHicial Records Book 13**. pages 1*74 through 1737. ol the public records ol Seminole C o u n ly , F lo r i d a , and any amendments thereto hat been Hied against you and you are required to serve a copy Ol your written detenus. If any. to It. on C A R O L Y N W E IR B R O A D W A TE R . Attorney lor the Plaintiff, whose address It *010 Boy Scout Boulevard. Suit* *30. Tampa.Florid* 33*07 on or betors August 3. 1443 *nd III* the original with the Clerk ot this Court either before service on Plaint III'* attorney or Immedi ataly thereafter; otherwise a Ot fault will be entered against you ler the relief dtmandtd In Kw complaint. W ITN ESS m y hand and lha seal of sold Court on July 1,1443 (SEAL) Maryann* Mors# A t Clerk ot the Court By. Cecelia V. Ekern A t Deputy Clark Publish: Ju ly 3.17.14.3*. 1443 D E G 71 OEHERAL JU R ISD ICTIO N DIVISION CASE NO. 41 734 C A 1141 L G LENDALE F E D E R A L BAN K . F S B . l/k/a G L E N D A L E F E D E R A L S A V IN G S A N D LO AN ASSOCIATION. Plaintltl. vi A L B E R T W V A N Z E Y S T and ROSALIE J V A N Z E Y S T . hit wit*. Defendant it). NOTICE O F FORECLOSURE S A L E NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N pursuant to a Final Judgment ol Foreclosure dated Ju ly 30. 144], and entersd In C o m N o 43 734 C A 0*1 Dtv L. ol the Circuit Court ot th* Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and lor Seminoi# C o u n ty , F lo r i d a w h e re in G LEN D ALE F E D E R A L BANK. F S B , l/k/a G L E N D A L E F E O E R A L S A V IN G S ‘A N D LO AN ASSOCIATION it Plain l i l t and A L B E R T W VANZEYST and R O S A L IE J VANZEYST. hit wife, are D* landants. I will u l t lo lha highest and best bidder lor cash al lha west iron! door ol the Semlno** County Courthouse. In 301 N Park Avenue. In Senlord Florida. *1II 00 o clock A M on August 17. 1443. the following described property a t tel forth In u ld Final Judgment, to wil Lot I, DAWN E S T A T E S . *c cording to a Plal thereof at recorded In Plal Book 10. Pag* 14. of th* Public Records ol Seminoi*County, Florida DATEDJuly77. 14*3 MARVANNE M OR SE es Clerk of the Court By Janet jasewic Deputy Clerk Publish: July 7* A August 7. 144] D E G 730 IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T , IN A N O F O R SEMINOLE C O U N T Y . FLO R ID A CASE N0.I 43-4417 C A -I4K S TA R L IN G A L L O W A Y AN D LOIS MAE G A L L O W A Y , hit wife. Plaint lift. Vt N O TICE OF ADMINISTRATION The administration ol the •stole ol E T H E L M B E E K E R . deceased F ile N um ber 43 177 CP. I* pend.ng In the Circull Court lor SEMINOLE County. Florida. Probate Dlvl sion. me address ot which is P O OR AW E R " C ". Sanlord F L 33771 Th* names and addresses ot the personal repre tentative end the personal rep resentative's attorney ere set lorth below A L L I N T E R E S T E D PER SONS ARE N O T IF IE D THAT All persons on whom this notice It served who have ob jeclloni that challenge th* valid tty ol the will, the qvalilicaltont of the personal representative, venue, or jurisdiction ol this Court are required to tile their objections w ith this Court W I T H I N T H E L A T E R OF TH R EE M O N TH S A F T E R THE O ATE OF T H E F IR S T PUBLI CATION OF TH IS N OTICE OR TH IR TY D AYS A F T E R THE D A TE O F S E R V IC E OF A COPY OF T H IS NO TICE ON TH E M All creditor* of Ih* decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedent s estate on whom a copy ot this nolle* It served within three months alter the dale ot the llrst publication ot this notice must tile their claims with this Court W I T H I N T H E L A T E R OF TH R EE M O N TH S A F T E R THE OATE O F T H E FIR S T PUBLI CATION O F TH IS NOTICE OR TH IR T Y D A Y S A F T E R THE O A TE O F S E R V IC E OF A COPY OF T H IS NO TICE ON THEM All other creditors ot the decedent and persons having claims or damands against the decedent's estate m ull til* their Claim* With mis court W ITHIN THR EE M O N TH S A F T E R T h E D ATE OF T H E FIR ST PUBLI CATION O F TH IS NOTICE A l l C L A IM S . D EM A N D S AND O B JE C T IO N S NOT SO F IL E D W ILL BE FOREVER BARREO The date of the lirsl public* lion ot mis Nolle* It July I*. 144J Personal Representelive Fredrick J Tealor 10* E Wyndham Court Longwood F L 33774 Attorney tor Personal Representative: Richard W Copeland *31 P*lm Springs Drive. Suite to* Altamonte Springs. FL 33701 Telephone (*071130 7730 Florida B*r No IS3I7* Publish July I*. 7* 1*47 D EG 1*1 A M U E L D IR K B A R R and J U L I E R B A R R , form erly known as JULIE R H O R N E Y . Defendants NOTICE OF P U B L IC SALE Notice is given that pursuant to a final ludgment dated July 1 0 , 1443, In C e * * N o 43 0477 CA UK at th* Circull Court ol th* Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. In #"d tor Seminoi* C o u n ty , F le rld e In w h ic h S T A R L IN G A L L O W A Y end LO IS MAE G A L L O W A Y , his wile, art lha Plaintltl* and S A M U E L D IR K B A R R and J U L I E R B A R R , fo rm a rly known as JU L IE R H O R N E Y . are the Defendants. I w ill sell to the highest and best bidder tor Nolle* et Sheriff's U N cash at lha wail front door of th* NO TICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN Semlncl* County Caurthoui* in mat by virtue ot that certain Sentord. Florida, between 11:00 Writ ot E locution issued out ot a m and 3.to p m on August 17. and under th* seal ol th* Circuit 14*3. the following described Court ol Seminole County- Flor property Ml forth In th* order ot line! judgment,,,. h i ,L,W*. Case l* l«* | C * l* A w u * Itow! judgment rendered in the The West i t U l d i M ( M l 7* tees at Lots t and 3. Block *. T ie r* 1 * aterewid Court art the lith day ot February A D 1*41. in that 10. E R Traftandt M ap ot th* certain ca w entitled Orientec Town ol Wnt*44- According to Cor p ot America. Plaintiff vt th* plal thereof at recorded in Aston. In c , ef el. Defendant Plat Book I. Paget 3* through a* which aforesaid Writ at Eiecu of tha Public Record*, of Semi lion was delivered to me es noteCoOTty. Florida Sherlfl et Seminole County. D A TE D : July 10. I f f ! Florida and I have lovided upon (S E A L! all Ih* right, title and Interest ot MARYANNE M OR SE lha atte nd a nt. Ra| Kum ar C L E R K O F TH E Agarwat, In and to the following CIRCUIT COURT described property, u ld proper BY JaneE Jasewic ty being located In Seminote D E P U TY C LER K County, Florida more panicu Publish July 1* 4 August 1.1*43 larly described e* lol lows O E G 7 JI Assorted household furnish Ingt including bed not limited to: IN THE C IR C U IT C O U R T 14" Goldstar T V FOR SEMINOLE C O U N T Y , CenAir Telephone FLO R ID A Bed A Mattress PROBATE DIVISION Pool Tab to NO. F R 4 3 M 3 C P and the undersigned at Sharlfl IN R E : ESTATE O F el Semi note County, Florida, E O IT H N . ANDRE S E N •rill al tl 00 A M. on the 71m Deceased day ol August A D 1*43. oiler NOTICE O F lor sate and u i l to the highest A D M IN ISTR A TIO N bidder. FOR CASH IN HAND Th* administration ol the AND S U B JE C T T O AN Y AND e t t a l t ol E D I T H N ALL E X IS T IN G LIENS, al the A N D R E SEN . deceased. File location of Altamonte Towing. Number 43 J02 CP. i* pending In 113 Marker Street. Altamonte ♦he Circull Court for Seminole Springs. Florida, th* above de County, Florid*. Probate Dlvl scribed property tlon. the address ol which I* That u ld M l* It being made P.O.Drawer C. Sanlord. F L lo Mllsfy the terms ot mi* Writ 31/77 Th* nam* and address ol of Elocution tho parsonal representative and N O TIC E R E G A R D IN G TH E ot th* personal representative's A M E R I C A N S W I T H 01* attorney are tat forth below. A B IL IT IE S A C T OF 1*40. PER A L L IN T E R E S T E D P E R ­ SONS W IT H A D IS A B IL ITY SONS ARE NOT IF IE D T H A T : N E E D I N G S P E C I A L AC A ll persons on whom this COM M ODATIONS TO PARTIC nolle* H served who have ob IP A TE IN T H E P R OCEED IN G |eel Ions that challenge the valid SHO ULD C O N TA C T TH E tty of the will, the qualifications C IV IL D I V I S I O N O F T H E ot the personal representative, S H E R I F F 'S O F F I C E . E N venue, or jurisdiction ol this F O R C E A B L E W R IT S SEC Court are required to til* their T IO N . 13*5 7 IT H S T R E E T . objections with th is Court S A N F O R D . F L O R IO A A T W IT H IN T H E L A T E R O F LEAST F IV E D AYS PRIOR TO T H R E E MONTHS A F T E R TH E TH E P R O C E E D IN G T E L E D A TE OF THE F IR S T P U B LI P HO N E (407)330 *440 T TO CATIO N OF THIS N O T IC E OR (407)313 1333 T H IR T Y DAYS A F T E R TH E Donald F . Eitinger. Sherlfl D A T E OF S E R V IC E O F A Seminoi*County. Florida CO PY OF THIS N O T IC E ON Published: July 2*. August 7. 4. TH E M t*. wim the Mte on Auguti 13. All crtdUors ot the decedent 1443 end other persons having claims DEG 114 or demands againil decedent's estate on whom a copy ot this notice It served within three months after th* dal* ol tho first publication of this notice must III* their claims with this Court W IT H IN TH E L A T E R OF T H R E E MONTHS A F T E R TH E D A T E OF THE F IR S T P U B LI C A TIO N OF TH IS N O T IC E OR T H IR T Y DAYS A F T E R TH E D A T E OF S E R V IC E O F A C O P Y OF THIS N O T IC E ON THEM A ll other cre d llo rt ol th* decadenl and parson* having claims or demands egalnsl lha decedent's estate must ill* iheir claims with this court W IT H IN T H R E E MONTHS A F T E R TH E O A T E OF THE F IR S T P U B LI C A TIO N OF THIS N O T IC E A L L CLA IM S. D E M A N D S A N D O BJEC TIO N S N O T SO F IL E D WILL BE F O R E V E R BARREO Dal* ol Ih* lirsl publication ol this notice ol administration: Ju ly 3*. 1443 Personal Representative Wendell A. Andreten Attorney For Personal Representative W ILLIAM J .M c L E O O . ESQUIRE McLeod. Me Lead A McLeod. PA P O Drawer 430 Apopka. FL 37704 Telephone 407/M* 3300 Publish' July 3* A August 7.1*43 D E O II* IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT FOR S E M IN O LE CO U N TY, F L O R ID A CASE NO. *3 2714 DR-03 B IN TH E M A T T E R OF THE A D O P TIO N O F : M J .S . a minor child N O TIC E OF ACTION TO - Th* Natural Father Address Unknown YOU ARE N O T IF IE D that an action lor adopllon ol Ih* minor child. M J . H . has been died and you are required to serve a copy ol your written detenus. It any. to It on W, G. S . Petitioner, w h o se a d d r e s s I* . 77*4 Ftrnbrook Way. Winter Park. Florida. 11747. on r r before AUGUST 70, 1*43. and you mutt til* th* original with th* Cterk ol this Court before service or immediately thereafter. It you tall lo do to. a ctolautl will b* entered againil you tor th* rebel demanded In the petition W ITNESS m y hand end u a l ot thlt Court dated m u l*lh day et JU L Y , 1443. (SEAL) M A R YA N N E MORSE C L E R K O F T H E CO URT By Nancy R Winter Deputy Clark Publish: July I*. 3* A August 7. 4,14*3 O EG 1*3 ewwefMueew vs J E R O M E O R IC H A R D S O N A N O A L T H E E RICHARDSON. O* tendon I N O TICE OF A C TIO N TO JE R O M E O R IC H AROSON AND A LTH E E RICHARDSON YO U ARE N O T IF IE D Ihaf an action lo enforce a lien for veto sure on the following property In Seminole County. Florida Lot 71. A L A F A Y A WOOOS PHASE 10. according to me Plal thereof as recorded in Plat Boo* 37. Paget 11 through It. ol the Public Records ol Seminote County, F lot id* has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy Ol your written detenus, il any. to I I on K E N N E T H M C L A Y T O N ESQ U IR E. Plain Hil l Attorney, whou address is C L A Y TO N A M CCULLOM. 770 N O R TH P A L M E T T O AV EN U E O RLAN D O FLO R IO A 37(01. on or tutor* August 70 1443 and III* the original with the Cterk ot this Court either be Iore service on Plaintiff* attorney or 1mm* [Lately thereafter otherwiu a default will be entered egamst you tor the relief demanded in th* L ten F orec tosur* Complaint O A TED o nJu ty 13 1*41 (S E A L ) M ARYANNE MORSE Clerk otm# Circuit A County Courts By Laura K Bowen A* Deputy Cterk Publish July t*. 2* A August 1. * 1*4) D E G t*7 IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT OF TH E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N O F O R SEM INOLE C O U N TY. FLO RID A CASE NO 4145i5 CA 14 K T A S P R O P E R TY INVEST M E N T. INC Ptolntllt. vs B R U C E E D A N I E L , JR . LIN D A R O A N IE L. and CEN TR A L FLO RID A R EG ION AL HOSPITAL. INC . l/k/a Semi note Memorial Hospital. Defendants NO TICE OF A C TIO N T O Bruce E Daniel. Jr *11 Raccoon Trail Geneva. FL 13733 YO U ARE H E R E B Y NOTI F IE O mat an action lo tor •« tow a mortgage on the following property In Seminote County. Florida E X H IB IT A LO T (, OSCEOLA ACRES Thai parcel of land tying in Section 4. Township 30 South R a ng e 31 E a s t. S tm in o la County. Florida, described as totlews Beginning at the Southeast earner et sard Section *, run along me East line of said Section *, and the centerline ol e 3d foot Right ot Way ol Osceola Road. N 00*00 34 W. 1*40*4 feet. m*nce ru t N 44*3* 0*’' W. 33 00 feet to the West Right ot Way ol said Osceola Road, thenc* run N *4*34 04" W. 1*30 M feel to th* Point ol B e g in n in g ; thence ru n S 00*133 34" W. 4*0 00 feet thence run N 04*3* 0*'" W. 330 00 feel thence run N 00*03 51" E. *40 00 feet, thenc* run S 0**S*0*" E. 310 00 feet to the Point ot Beginning The above described parcel it s u b je c t to e 13 lo o t In grett tg 'tts easement on the Northerly line ol M id parcel; as recited In Official Records Book 11*7. Page tote has been filed egelntl you and you are required lo serve a copy ot your written defenses. If any, to It on Margaret T . Walter. p la ln tlM ’s attorne y, whose •ddress is 130 East Monument Avenue. Suite A. Kissimmee. Florida 347*1 on or before August 3. 1*43 and Ilia me original wim me Clerk of mis Court either before service on ptolntltf* attorney or Immedi atoly thereafter, otherwiu. a default will be entered against you tor th* relief demanded in th* Complaint or Petition Dated: July 1.1*43 (S E A L I M AR YA N N E MORSE C L E R K O F TH E C IR C U IT CO URT By: Cecelia V Ekern Deputy Cteck Publish: July 3 .17. I*. 34. 1441 O E G 74 Legal Notices IN T H E C IR C U IT CO URT FOR S E M IN O LE C O U N TY, FLO R IO A P R O B A TE OIVISION Fit* N* 43 411 CP IN R E E S TA T E OF SAM U EL D O U B E R S TE IN Deceased N O TIC E OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N The adminlslrallon ol Ihe •slate ol SAM UEL DUBERS T E IN . deceased. File Number 41*11 CP. it pending In Ihe Circull Court lor SEM IN O LE County. Florida Probate Dlvl non the address ol which is 301 North Park Avenue. Sanlord. F L 33771 Im liling address P O Drawer C. Sanlord. FL 31773 0*341 The names and addretut ol Ihe personal representative a n d Ih e p e rs o n a l re p r# tentative'* attorney are set forth betow A LL IN T E R E S T E D PER SONS ARE N O T IF IE D TH A T All persons on whom this nolice is urve d who have ob lections that challenge me valid liy ol Ih* will, the qualifications el the personal representative, venue, or jurisdiction ot mis Court are required to III* their obiecttons with this Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF TH R E E MONTHS A F T E R THE O A T E O F TH E FIR ST P U B LI C A TIO N OF THIS N O TICE OR T H 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 O F THIS NO TICE ON TH EM All creditors ol the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedent s estate on whom a copy ot m u nolle* It ur*ed within three months alter th* date ol Ihe lirsl publication ot this notice must III* their claims with mis Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF T H R E E M ONTHS A F T E R TH E D A TE O F TH E FIR ST PU B LI C A TIO N OF THIS N O TICE OR T H IR T Y DAYS A F T E R TH E O A T E O F S E R V IC E O F A COPY OF THIS N O TICE ON TH E M All other creditors Ol the decedent and persons having claims or demands against the decedent * estate must like their claims Wim m il court W ITH IN T H R E E M ONTHS A F T E R TH E O A T E O F TH E FIR ST PU B LI C A TIO N OF THIS NO TICE A L L C L A IM S D E M A N D S AN D O B JE C TIO N S N O T SO F IL E D W ILL BE F O R EV ER BARRED Th* date ot th* first public* lion ol this Notice is July l* 1443 Personal Represantative V E R A O U B E R S TE IN 3*7 East Semmete Avenue Long wood Florida 71730 Attorney tor Personal Representative Holly Geytr Doro. Esq Molly Gayer Doro. P A 3100 University Drive *311 Coral Springs Florida 110*3 Telephone 303 344 *311 Florida Bar No 7*7773 Publish July 1*. 3*. 1441 O E G 1*4 IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT FOR SEM IN O LE C O U N TY, FLO R ID A CASE NO 41 3074 CA 140 HOM E SAVINGS OF A M E R I C A . F S B . fo rm e rly known as HOME SAVINGS OF A M E R IC A . F A . Plaintiff. v* SANOMA M A L LE N , a slngte p e rson. S T I L L W A T E R O F F L Y IN G CLOUD mOM EOW N ERS ASSOCIATION. INC and U N I T E D S T A T E S OF A M ER IC A. D*f*ndanti N O TIC E OF R E S C H E D U L E D S A LE N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N mat. pursuant lo a Summary Final Judgment In Foreclosure entered in the ebove styled c tu u . In me Circuit Court ol Seminole County, Florida. I. Clerk of me Circuit Court ol Seminole County, Florida, will sell that certain property situet •d In Seminote County. Florida, more particularly described e* L e t IS*. S T I L L W A T E R PHASE 1. according to Ihe plat thereof, recorded In Plat Book 3*. pages *3 through 44. ol Ihe Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida Also known as 341 Lagoon Orlve. Oviedo FL 337*3 at public Ml*, to the highest and best bidder, lor cash, on the West Iron! steps ot the Seminote County Courthouse. 101 Norm Park Avenge. Sanford. Florida. #1 It 00 a.m. on August lj. 144) Witness m y hand and Ih* otllclal seal Ot mis Court on July 14.1*43 (S E A LI M A R YA N N E MORSE Cterk ol Circuit Court By Jane E Jasewic Deputy Cterk Publish: July 14.7*. 1443 D E G 170 PUBLIC H EAR IN O C E N TR A L FLO R ID A R C O IO N A L AIR P O R T F E O E R A L A V IA TIO N R E G U LA TIO N (F A R ) PART IM STU O Y The Sanlord Airport Authority It conducting a FAR Part 130 Study lor Central Florida Regional Airport Th* study hat evaluated current operational procedures and land us* relationships al Ih# Airport and. based on previous comments received Irom Ih* public, med* recommendations for lulure operation*! procedures and land UM compatibility to reduce aircraft related noiu e.posur* in the vicinity ol the Airport The public I* Invited to attend a lormal public hearing to eiprets any views and/or comments regarding thaw recommendations An Informal workshop will be held lor one hour prior to Ihe formal hearing During Ihe workshop, representatives ol the Airport Authority and Ihe Authority's consultant will b# available lo answer questions regarding Ih# Study or Ih# Study's recommendations E lhiblts will also be on display tor your review Data: Thursday. August 34.1*4) Location: City e> Sanlord'* Commission Chambers 300 North Park Avenue Tim e: Informal W orkshop-* 00 P M to 7 00 P M . Formal Hearing — begins *1 7 00 P M. Publish: July 3* A August 7.1443 OEG II) Need Assistance With Your Ads? Our Professional Ad Representatives Will Be Happy To Assist You In Any Of Your Classified or Display Advertising Needs. Sanford Herald /V ( 9 r// / Legal N otices Legal Notices IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T IN A N D F O R SEM INOLE C O U N T Y . FLO R ID A lllliC IR C U IT . C A S IN O 47 7173 C A M L COACH LIG H T E S TA T E S . S EC TIO N II. INC .a not lor profit Florida Corporation Plaintltl. (N T H E C IR C U IT COURT OF T H E E IG H TE E N TH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT O F FLORIDA. IN A N D F O R S E M IN O LE COUNTY Case No. 4) IIW C A I f L G U L F S T A T E S M O R TG AG E C O . INC Plaintiff. TOWNHOUSE ASSOCIATES, and any PERSONS. T E N A N T S a n d O TH E R S TH A T M A Y C LA IM SOME IN T E R E S T IN T H E SUBJECT PR O P ER TIES. Defendants NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE S A LE N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that pursuant to a Final Judg ment ol Foreclosure dated July 0* 1*43. entered m C a u No 43 1173 C A U L ol Ihe Circuit Court ol the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and lor Seminole C o u n ly . F lo rid a , w h e re in C O A C H L IG H T E S T A T E S . S EC TIO N II. INC . is Plaintltl and TO W N H O U S E AS S O C I A T E S . and any P E R S O N S . TE N A N TS . a nd O TH E R S T H A T M A Y CLAIM SOME IN T E R E S T IN T H E S U B J E C T P R O P E R T IE S . are Defendant*. I will u i l to Ihe highest and best bidder for cash *1 the West It ont door of the Seminote County Courthouu. In Sanlord. Florida at 11 00 A M on the 10th day ot August. 144) the lol tow ing de scribed properly herein, as u l lorth in M id Final Judgment, in Seminole Counly. Florida, to MA HOOT THAMGVONGCHAI. S in g le . C O A C H L I G H T E S T A T E S S E C T IO N I I I O W NERS ASSOCIATION. INC ; and U N K N O W N TE N A N IS 'O W N ERS. Delendanlls) P L A IN TIF F 'S N O TIC E OF ACTION T O M A R O O T T H a N G V O N G C H A I and all parlte* claiming interest by. th rou g h , under or against M A R D O T THAN GV O N G CHA I and all parties having or claim ing to have any right. Illte. or mteretl In th# property herein described C U R R E N T RESI D E N C E UN K N O W N /LAST KNOW N ADDRESS YO U A R E N O TIFIE O that an action to lorectow mortgage on the following described property In Seminote County. Florida Lol 11. Block B. CO AC H LIG H T E S TA TE S SECTION III according lo th* pl*t thereof as recorded In Plal Book 21. Pag# I*. Public Records of Seminote County. Florida and having a commonly known address al 7740 Winslow Cirtte. Casul berry. Flor Ida 71707 has been tiled against you and you are required to serve a copy ol your written detenus. It any. to It OT Patrick M O'Connor, Esquire, of the Law Firm ot MASON A ASSOCIATES. P A . P la in tiff* Attorney, whose address Is 111*7 U S Highway It North Suite iU . Clearwater. Florida 34*74 *3** OT or before August t 1*43. end tile the original with the Cterk ol this Court either before service on Plaintiff t attorney or immedi ately thereafter, otherwise a default will be entered against you lor me tenet demanded in the complaint Dated Ju ly ). If*) M A R Y A N N E MORSE AS C L E R K OF TH E COURT By Patricia F Heath A* Depute Cterk Publish July 3 .1). I*. 3*. 1*4) D E G 7) wit Parcel A: U N I T *1. B U I L D I N G J. C O A C H L IG H T E S T A T E S S EC TIO N II A CON D O M IN I UM A C C O R D IN G T O TH E D E C L A R A TIO N O F CO N D O M IN IU M R EC O R D ED IN OF F IC IA L RECORDS BOOK 1372. PAG E 14)0. OF TH E P U B LIC R E C O R D S OF S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A . AND FIRST A M E N D M E N T T H E R E T O R E C O R D E D IN O F F I C I A L R E C O R D BOOK 1)44. P A G E 1)41. O F T H E P U B LIC RECORDS O F SEMI n o l e c o u n t y . F l o r id a C om m only known a* t)3 Jonathan ParcelB U N I T 47, B U I L D I N G J. C O A C H L IG H T E S T A T E S SECTIO N II, A CON D O M IN I U M A C C O R D IN G T O TH E D E C LA R A TIO N OF C O N O O M IN IU M R EC O R D ED IN O r FIC<AL RECORDS BO OK 117} PAGE 1*30. OF TH E P U B LIC R E C O R D S OF S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y , F L O R IO A . A N D FIRST A M E N D M E N T T H E R E T O H E C O R O E O IN O F F I C I A L R E C O R D BOOK 1)44. P AG E 1)41. O F TH E P U B LIC RECORDS O F SEMI NO LE CO UN TY. F L O R IO A C om m only known a t *30 Jonathan Parcel C: U N I T 44 6 U I L O I N G K C O A C H L IG H T E S T A T E S S EC TIO N II, A CON D O M IN I U M AC C O R D IN G T O T H E D E C L A R A TIO N OF C O N D O M IN IU M R ECO RD ED IN OF F IC IA L RECORDS BOOK 1)77. PAG E <*M, OF TH E P U B LIC N E C O R O S OF S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y , F L O R IO A ANO FIRST A M E N D M E N T T H E R E T O R E C O R D E O IN O F F I C I A L R E C O R D BOOK 1144. P AG E 1)44. OP T H E P U B LIC RECORDS OP SEMI NO LE CO UN TY. F L O R ID A Com m only known e t 444 Fellowship Parcel D: U N I T 47, B U I L D I N G L. C O A C H L IG H T E S T A T E S SECTIO N II. A CON DOM I Ml U M . A C C O R D IN G T O T H E D E C L A R A TIO N OF C O N D O M IN IU M R EC O R D ED IN OF F IC IA L RECORDS BOOK 1373, PAG E 1430. OF TH E P U B LIC R E C O R D S OF S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A . AND FIRST A M E N D M E N T T H E R E T O R E C O R D E D IN O F F I C I A L R E C O R D BOOK 1)44. P AG E 1)4*. O F TH E P U B LIC RECORDS O F SEMI NO LE CO U N TY. F L O R ID A C om m only known a t *30 Fellowship Parcel I : U N I T 41, B U I L D I N G L. C O A C H L IG H T E S T A T E S SEC TIO N II. A CON DOM l MI U M . A C C O R D IN G T O TH E D E C L A R A TIO N OF C O N D O M IN IU M R ECO R D EO IN OF F IC IA L RECOHOS BOOK 1)73. PAGE 14)0. OF T H E P U B LIC R E C O R D S OF S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A . AN D FIRST A M E N D M E N T T H E R E T O R E C O R D E D IN O F F I C I A L R E C O R D BOOK 1)44, P A G E 1)44. O F T H E P U B LIC RECORDS O F SEMI NO LE CO UN TY. F L O R ID A Com m only known * t *3) Fellowship D A T E D July 14 I4t3 M AR YAN N E MORSE C L E R K O F THE C IR C U IT COURT BY JaneE Je u w lc D E P U TY C L E R K Publish July 14.3*. 1441 O E G 171 IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT. E IG H T E E N T H JUD ICIAL C IR C U IT , IN AND FOR S EM IN O LE CO U N TY. FLORIDA CASE NO 43 1*34 CA DIVISION: U L K ISLAK N ATIO N AL BANK. Plaintiff. vs R IC H A R D C SMITH E U G E N E B SM ITH. *1*1. Defendants N O TIC E OF ACTION TO R IC H A R O C SMITH Residence Unknown Last Known Mailing Address ) U G Cherokee Road Altamonte Heights FL 37701 *704 J E F F R E Y J KRUG Residence Unknown Last Known Mailing Address SuO Golden.od Road, t i l l Winter Haven. FL 17741 *7*7 any unknown heir*, device*! grantees assignees, lienors, creditors, trustee*. » ' other claimants claiming by. through and under RICHARD C SM ITH endor J E F F R E Y J KRUG Residence Unknown YOU A R E N O TIFIE D that an action to Iorec kn* the mortgage encu m b e ring th* following property In Seminote County, Florida U nit 314 G. A L T A M O N T E H E IG H T S , a condominium, and an undivided 41*3 interest in th* common element! appurtenant thereto in accordance with the Declaration ol Condominium lited February 14. 147*. m Ot Hetel Records Book 1)04. page 170*. Public Records of Semi note County, Florid* hat been filed by the Plaintltl against you and ethers in the above entitled ceuu and you are required to u r v t a copy of your written detenus it any, to II on P la in tiff* attorneys. SM ITH «. SIMMONS 111 West Adams Street, Suit* III*. Jack son.ill*. Florid* 37707. on or before August I*. 1441. and tile the original with the Clerk ol this Court either before service on Plaintiff* attorneys or Im mediately thereafter, other wise, a default will be entered against you for th* reltel de mended In Ihe complaint or petition W ITN ES S my hand and u a l ol this Court on July 4.1443 (Court Seal) M A R YA N N E MORSE Cterk ot Circuit Court By Ruth King Deputy Cterk Publilh July II. I*. I* i August 7. 144) DEG II) GARAGE SALE GUIDELINES 1. Advertise wha I people wsnlf CMdrwft dotting, dnhes. coded Met. tod*, book* andansquei are tw moet popular item* 1 Make H convenient lo ehop al your garage tele I Bo turo t e n la adequate parVjng space Pott H o rn with dreebont to parking treat Make arrangements with neighbor* J. Make R eeey to pay! Have plenty of change and a •Fttom tor handing Make sure one person it on duty at alt tmet at a contained tocaion preferably with a calculator or eddng machine. 4. Provide prloao. Do not make every poraon ask. *How much laWa? Price* make torquick, eflacbw sate*ora good plan tor customers lo itart bargaining I. Oaf an tarty atari. Se) up cfctpiaya tho owning before. If poatMa. •. Departmentalize. Separata tie neipensrve ham* N more coaly area*. Group tomdue. doming, toy*, equipment and other item* wit) tmfar merchwidia. 7. Specialize. Eatafaiith one area tor ‘Under kS*. wxxhar tor 'Under $1*. Consider having a batch of Ittmt tiat we 'FREE wrtt purchase of $3*. Remember tx youngsters too. Encourage this with tmaN, krw-pncod item* mw are appropriate for his purpose • Tima your aata carafultyl Haw it at a time whan motl oaoda are at homo and unconcerned wet apodal event*, t. Combin# your effortot Incorporate your sate wlh a neighbor tor more wnety and greater I 10. Baapeolltet Whan advertising you sate In tha nowspeK ^ ing your par, tat Individual Hams. ttonl Don't simply Bhnpfy isay, ‘aawraf Mngi awUbta •Each tma you tat an u tal an Itam, bam, you you iare braadanino tha tat of potential customers. 11. Be generous! tf you haw bams left owe, give morn to a charitable organixabon. il you tea tie* some Hams are not movinflwe* during Via aata, mark them down during the last hours Remember, tie prime reason tor hoktag tie sale is to tom your unwanted Rama Mo caahl �San lord Herald. Sanlord, Florida - Monday, July 26. 1993 - 7* I Lake Mary t Water: waste not want not By SARARICCA ROSIER Herald Correspondent Almost everywhere wc look In Central Florida wc find water. W ith so m uch water, how can wasting water tie a potential problem? Hut most of the water w c use comes from ground water, a supply that Is being used faster than it can he replenished. A mere two quarts per person each day arc needed for survival, but I he averagr person uses between 185-330 gallons per day as reported in a recent newsletter of the League of Women Voters. Water Is used for drinking, cooking, cleaning, recreation. Irrigation and decoration. Hy making a few simple changes In their lifestyles many people can reduce their water use by 40 percent. R e p a ir leaks. T a k e short showers Instead of baths. Use water saving devices In toilets. Walt for full loads to run dish­ washer or washing machines. T u r n off faucet while brushing teeth. Fill basin with wutcr for shaving Instead of letting water run. Keep container of water In refrigerator Instead of letting water run to cool. Th a w food In microwave at room temperature or In refrigerator instead of letting water run over It. Watt until end of meal to use garbage disposal, or better yet. bury vegetable parings and bones In compost pile. Sweep driveways and sidewalks Instead of hosing them down. Install on/off nozzles on hoses and shut off water when hose is not In use to avoid leakage. Water lawns In m orn­ ing. Periodic slow, deep Irriga­ tion Is better than dally water­ ing. In hot sum m er months, let grass grow to lW to -2 Inches to provide shade for roots and help reduce water loss. Plant native plants. M ulch planted nrcas heavily. Use pool covers to cut down evaporation. Keep pool levels six Inches below level of edge lo re d u c e loss fro m splashing. Women’s club welcomes new members CALENDAR Clogging group to have classes Dixieland ClnRgrrs hold classes from 7-8 p.m. each Monday at the l-akr Mary Volunteer Fire Station *33. Firm Street and W ilbur Avrnue, Weight Watchers meet on Thursdays A local chapter of Weight Wutcheni meets at the l-akc Mary Com m unity Building every Thursday from 4:45 to 0:45 p m. Youth Center open on Friday nights Every Friday night, the Lake Mary Com m unity Building Is transformed In a Youth Center from 7-11 p m. Area youth are welcome to participate In the fun. Employment opportunities for seniors An employment program sponsored by AARP Senior Com m unity Service Is held at the Private Industry Council. 212 South Sanford Avc.. every Tuesday and Wednesday m orning from 9 a .m . to 11 3 0 a.in. Oscar Fluke. Job specialist with A A R P will assist seniors 55 years and older In finding full and part time employment. For Information, call 321-5627. Th e employment program Is also offered at the Lake MarySenior Center. 158 N. Country C lu b Rd.. every Thursday m orning from 9 to 11:30a.m. For more Infonnaton or to cull for an appointment, contact Paulec Stevens ut 324-3060. T h e Heathrow Women's Club welcomed Ihc following new members Into the club prior lo taking a break for the summer: K u t h lc c n B o re n a n d h e r husband. Todd, were lifelong residents of Orlando and new residents of Heathrow. T h e y have three children. Kathleen is a former computer corporation s e c re ta ry a n d n o w e n jo y s aerobics, reading and traveling. June! While Edwards and her husband, Jo h n , moved here from Athens. Ga. nine years ago and now reside in Heathrow. T h e y a re p a r e n t s of tw o teenagers and owners of W K. White Associates. Inc., a Social Security Disability consulting firm. M ir a D o r d c r l c a n d h e r husband. Jim . moved to central F lo rid a 20 ye ars ago from Canada. The y will be moving Into Heathrow soon. Th e y have two grown children. Marl C a rm e n Banks* Bergm unn and her husband. Rolf, moved to central Florida a few years ago. Marl Carmen moved from l-om.i Linda. Calif. T h e y h a v e tw o c h i l d r e n . Rrlgettc, 22. and Robert. 15. Mart ts working as a marketing comnisslon trade exhibit coor­ dinator and has a degree In |X)lltlcal science. D ona T a n n le r and her husband, Fred, have lived In central Florida for 21 years. Th e y moved lo Heathrow In the butt year. S h ir le y A lle n a nd h e r husband. G ordon, moved as winter residents lo Heuthrow a y e a r ug o . T h e y have fo u r children. Shirley belongs to P TA . Welcome Wagon and Is u leader In blble study fellowship. She enjoys skiing, golf, reading and walking. LAKE MARY HEATHROW SARA BECCA R O S IE R Limit child’s TV According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, parents should set limits on their child or children's television viewing or their child may spend all Ills summer lime In Iront of the television. Watching T V takes children away from physical a c t iv it y , re a d in g tim e and learning experiences. Other problems with too much television Is that It exposes children to violence. Here ure some tips to limit summer tele­ vision viewing: Set lim its on the use of television and lx- consistent en­ forcing (hem; limit your child’s dally view to a specific amount of time; develop a weekly view­ ing checklist and schedule: monitor the time spent wat­ c h in g : plan other activities, games, trips to the library, family outings that can take the place of television. Democrats plan picnic A p t c n le a n d b a r b e c u e sponsored by the Sem inole County Democratic Executive Com m itter will be held Sunday. Aug. I from 2 p.m. until 6 p.m. at Katie's Wcklva River Landing. There will be lots of fun for all who attend. Enjoy canoeing, swim m ing, fishing, volleyball. video games and much, much more. Indulge yourself on the delicious food and drinks pre­ pared on she by the catering firm of Porky's Prime BBQ. "Get Involved. Buy Mime tickets and bring your friends. Let's all help to make tills fund-raiser a suc­ cess.'* said Dorothy Purdy. Do­ nations are $10 for adults: children under 12. $5: children under 3. $2.50. Call for ticket In fo rm a tio n (4 0 7 )3 2 7 -7 6 1 2. 322-8232 or 321-1687. Learn how to lobby Just u reminder! Keep these dales In m ind: Tuesday. Sep­ tember 11 for "Flexing Your Political Musclc."and "H o w T o Be A n Effective Constituent." T h is Is a workshop on "lobby­ ing" and learning how lo make yourself heard. Guest panelists will Include key figures from local and state lobby groups. Alliance for Women's Legisla­ tion. a project of the Women's Resource Center. For additional in fo rm a tio n , please contact: Jcanntnc Walsh at 644-2900 or Evelyn Keyes 898-9624. Movies for kids T h e Seminole County Public Library system has several more presentations left In the 1993 sum m er library program "U n d e r the Book T o p " at the Northwest Branch Library at 580 Greenway Blvd.. Lake Mary. For additional Information, call 321-2410. Wednesday. J u ly 28 at 7 p.m .: B e d tim e stories (ages 3 -8 ): T h u rs d a y . J u ly 29. 2 p .m .. Schoolage films " T h e Dream F o r e s t .'* **Flsh Is Fish .** "Curious George Goes to the Hospital:" Wednesday. Aug. 4. 7 p.m .. Bedtime stories (ages 3-8; Thursday. Aug. 5 at 2 p.m., Schoolage films "T h e Grlnch Clinches the Cat In the Hat;" "Ira Sleeps O ver:" "T h e Cricket and the Tuba:** Wednesday. Aug. 11. 7 p.m .. Bedtime stories (ages 3-8): Thursday. Aug. 12 at 2 p.m ., Schoolage films "Jack and the Beanstalk" and olhers. SAFE needs money Jackie Cushman, founder and chairm an of S A F E (Seminole Arts for Education) organized S A F E in 1991 to restore eullural arts field trips to Seminole County elementary age school children. These trips were cut frum the school year budget. Th e y consisted of field trips to the Bob Carr Performing Arts Center to sec the symphony and the ballet and trips to the Orlando Museum of Art. Due lo continued budget cuts. S A F E Is p la n n in g for the 1993-94 school year. T o this end 26.000 dyers went home re­ cently with school-age children to restore and expand dcld trips to Include the opera and civic theater. The dyers state that your "donation to S A F E will be matched dollar for dollar by United Arts of Central Florida and It will help defray the cost of the program ." In order to ‘ 'pro­ vide these cultural deld trips and let o u r c h ild re n e njoy the challenge, inspiration and Joy that Is available to Orange County children." If you wish to help provide these culturally Important field trips, "please send a 85 or more donation to SA F E, c/o F A C T S , Seminole County School Board. 1211 Mellonvllle Ave.. Sanford. F L 32771. O u r goal Is lo give all the children all the arts. Re­ member all donations are tax deductible." Sanford H erald Is a proud member of the 'Welcome Wagon" Family In Seminole County Summer fun Abby Durham, 9. Is ready to catch the bdll from Holly Tarkenton, 10, while Victoria Paone, 6. looks on. Victoria and Holly will be attending Lake Mary Elementary next year and Abby will attend Wilson Elementary. The girls are participating In the Lake Mary Elementary summer pro­ gram. H w M P S o to by If You Are: Moving Into or Around T h e A rea Getting Married Having A Baby *o » » r Let your Welcome Wagon representative ansv/er your questions about the area and present you with free gifts. If Y o u Live In O n e O f T h e s e A reas, Please Call Before shopping: what to buy for school With m any of the county's I school children already back In school. Lake Mary Elementary has provided a list of mutcrlals needed for each class. (A ll suppllrs except for scissors will I be shared, so please do not put y o u r c h ild 's nam e on the {supplies you send.) • P re -K : 2 boxes tissues. 2 [packages paper cups, 5-8 <>/.. [change of clothes, backpack or [school bag, 2 boxes of crackers. ] l container of diaper wipes, [paint shirt • K in d e rg a rte n : 1 box of b a s i c 8 color crayons. 1 pair safety scissors, rest mat (standard fold u p ). 1 w id e -r u le d s p ir a l notebook. I 8 oz. bottle white school glue. 1 small Jar white paste. 2 pencils. 1 large box tissues. 1 bookbag or backpack • F ir s t grade: 2 No. 2 pencils (not mechanical). I bottle glue. 1 box tissues. 2 lined spirals of notebooks 100 sheets. 1 package assorted construction paper. 1 new white T-shirt. 1 package zlp-loc hags (quart and/or gallon size). 1 box 16 crayons. 1 pair safety scissors. 2 glue sticks. 1 package stickers. 1 box baby wipes, 1 school box. no Trapper Keepers, plcusc • Second grade: No. 2 pencils (not mechanical). I pair safety scissors. 1 glue stick. 2 lined spiral notebooks (100 sheets each). I package assorted con­ struction paper. 1 school box. 1 ruler, standard and metric. 1 box of 16 crayons. I bottle glue, I b o x tis s u e s , 1 p a ck a g e stickers, 1 box zlp-loc bags, (gallon size). I box baby wipes, no Trapper Keepers, please • T h i r d grade: 1 wide-ruled n o te b o o k p a p e r , p e n c ils . crayons, five pocket folders: 1 red, 1 blue. 1 green. 1 yellow and 1 free choice design, 1 ruler w ith m e tric a n d s ta n d a rd markings. 1 glue slick (noncolored), no Trapper Keepers, please: 2 lined spiral notebooks, erasers, markers, plastic school safety scissors. I zippered pencil [much. I roll transparent tape. I bottle school glue. Also boys should bring I box tissues and girls should bring 1 box zlp-loc bags (quart size) 1 have my subscription to the Sanford Herald. Fo r L o c a l S p o rts • P e o p le • H e a lth Fitn ess • E d u c a tio n • L o c a l E d ito ria ls a n d L o c a l N e w s Sanford5 Herald 300 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 Nt fre n c h A v e m Or Anytime Day Or Night Call 646-9644 Th* list lor groOti 4. i and ipotlsl noodl c liU M will b* provtdtd n*«l wMk P u r r r r r - fe c tH ! Y o u r 5«M c r/ p n o H Sanford 323-5265 Lake Mary 321-6660 Longwooa - 869-8612 or 774-1231 Winter Springs 777-3370 Altamonte 339-4468 C asse lb e rry 695-7974 Oviedo 695-3819 ^ ,^ ^ . Need Help With Consumer Problems? Call: D e p a r t m e n t of A g r i c u l t u r e a n d C o n a u m a r S a rv l c a a BOB CRAW FORD C O M M IS S IO N E R I �BA - Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida - Monday, July 26. 1993 When gridlock equals democracy at work ........................................................................................... By S TE V E N KOM AROW Associated P re ss Wrltei W A S H IN G T O N — For a few hours last week, the nation’s legislature seemed to grind to a halt Bickering over the deficit sidetracked a Hood relict package In the House and a contretemps over ih<Confederate Hag cnsnarled President Clinton's national service bill In the Senate. It was ugly. It was confusing And li pmhahlv dldn’l make Congress look too good to the outside world. lint It wasn't gridlock. It was war healthy, legislative war. Six months Into the Clinton administration. Congress Is now fully adjusted to having .1 Democrat In the White House. Th e Democrats are pushing legislation through the proo ss. lull alter .... „ hill And the Republicans are grabbing at every Democratic misstep. " T h e shadow boxing Is over." said Sen. Pete V. Domenlcl. K-N.M .. who talked about "the sizing up of us by the Democrats, and of us by the president, and even between the president and ills own people.’* "T h e ir role now Is to be legislative terrorists." said Rep. Mike Synar. D-Okla. "I think It's a very line tuned, well-organized o|x‘ratlon." Rep lllll Richardson of New Mexico, said ot his Democratic leadership. "It's crum bling. You could see It," said Rep, lllll Puxon. K N Y.. new head of the G U I' s House campaign team, after Republicans forced the Democrats’ hand on a couple of Issues last week. "W e ’ve hit our stride We've gone from playing defensive hall lor the (Republican! president to prosecutors’ rase would l>e Jeopardized If nluvlnii offense offciitic" » l . yw hy the the prosecutor*’ case would I** Jeopard playing Ihe records were released. ............. In the House. Republican voles were the key In " I think Ihe Intensity of the Republican attaik forcing the Democrats to withdraw, until this son of surprised u s ." Richardson said afler the week. 1he flood relief package proposed by bitterly partisan debate. President Clinton. Republicans said the money should lx- delayed In the Senate. Republicans arc confident they until a way was found lo offset the cost with can force a scaling back of Hie national service spending cuts In other programs. Democratic program under w hich young (tropic could take leaders said Congress should rcs|>ond to the com m unity service Join, and earn college grants. emergency Immediately — without offsetting cuts I he whole bill nearly came unglued last week — just as it had. lor example. In providing aid to wlten Sen. Jesse Helm s. R-N.C.. tried lo add a tin- Kurds In Iraq. provision extending ihe federal patent for an The GOP also scored political (joints with insignia Ix-lo.iglng In the United Daughters of Ihe ferocious attack against the majority party lor Confederacy. keeping records secret In the Investigation of I he symbol, w hich contains a confederate Hag embezzlement nl tlit* House |Kist office. was at first narrowly endorsed bill then. In a Democrats held tltetr ranks, but only after reversal, the Senate killed the amendment. Speaker Thom as S. Foley look lit** floor lo explain PAC aids candidates of color 2 DAY B IG SPECIALS GOOD AT THESE By S O N Y A ROSS Associated P ress Writer T h e o n e that got aw ay P*otoby Tommy ViACinf Look closely Ono osprey has accidentally dropped dinner from its porch on top ol a utility polo behind tho Sun Bans in downtown Sanford A second osprey peers at the catch of the day. a fish caught in tho power line about si» feet away Freezing organs, a chilling bodies is not science fiction By LAURAN NEERQ AAR O Associated P ress Writer A T L A N T A — Imagine sur geons draining every drop nl blood from a patient, pumping tile body lull ol "antllreeze." then lowering the temperature until the heart stops — .ill to 11 \ to save a life. Or having a frozen organ li.mk where doctors could order from a huge supply »t kidneys livers and other spare body parts (or transplants, thus eliminating tin lung — sometimes deadly — w alling period patients often endure today. It may sound like sclent «• fiction, but cryoblologlsis sav these scenarios may someday become reality. "W e're not here because we're turned on by Ice crystals." said D r . K e l v i n H r o c k h a n k ol CryoLlfc Inr.. which preserves heart valves by freezing them "W e re f'\ d ln g ways to get people fresh tissue and organs ' Th e science of freezing living tissue Is popular In movies, like "F o re v e r Y o u n g " w ith Mel Gibson, as a form of Immortality — truly a fiction, cryoblologlsis say with a cringe. Hut new m edical uses of lty|K)lltennla are in sight thanks to the development ot biological antifreezes, according to the -too members of the International Society of Cryobiology, which met here last week Doctors already freeze heart valves and bone marrow — falilv sim p le organs — lor later use and cool patients by 20 degrees to slow body functions during o|ieti-licarl surgery. Hut they can't freeze large organs without killing litem Even the fairly mild cold useil during heart surgery thickens blood dangerously. Using cold to produce a stale of sus|iended animation in pa tlcnls could give surgeons valu­ able time. Vital cells die afler only an hour on a heart-lung machine, for example. It also m ay allow blood — which often blocks the surgeon’s view — to Im* drained front a patient during surgery. In a recent experiment. Dr Mike Taylor of Allegheny Gener­ al H ospital In Pennsylvania pumped the blood out of 11 dogs, replaced It with a dear pi. servattve .mil 1 billed the dogs to 15 degrees — so cold tltetr hearts and brains slopped The preservative — sugars and Ixxly 1 hcmlcals — kept oxygen flow­ ing to the cells and protected them from the 1 old. S e v e r a l h o u r s l a t e r , he warmed them up returned tltetr 11I1mn| amt woke tin ill lip I hree illi-it ol 1 ouiplli at tons several ilavs later hut eight have sur viveil for lout mouths with im sale 1 Heels lie sain trauma surgeons are alieady asking ulmiil the pro •eelure. 11 it works as well on hemorrhaging dogs, he ex|»ec ls i llttleal trials on trauma patients soon. "There's no doubt It s radi­ cal. lie said Hut you've got to g>-t the Mood out ol the wav without Imrtlug cells lo suei ccd In some surgeries "There's .1 slightly gruesome aspect 10 it all Hut It could Invery hclplul ' Scientists also predict un or gait hank — where large organs would lie Iro/eu. stored and t hawed w h e n e ve r a d octor scheduled a transplant — could In- atmui 10 years away Key Is perfecting the biological antifreezes 1'rcscrvuiivca used now to freeze heart valves and hone m a rro w a re n ’t strong enough to prevent Ice crystals fro m d e s t r o y i n g the blood vessels that feed larger organs "It's the same way antifreeze works in your car radiator." said l)r David Pcgg. former president uf the society and director of a tissue b a n k in C a m b rid g e . Knglund It reduces the amount ol lee that's tunned and lowers the freezing temperature." An organ hank would help alleviate the chronic shortage lor transplants Hecatisc organs iH-gtn deteriorating as soon as som eone's heart and brain cease lime Honing, doctors now have only a lew hours to transplant alter someone dies T h e tluie c o n s tra in t also means doctors can't stop to ensure a good tissue match, meaning some transplants fall and other patients have to take massive anti-rejection drugs. "More time — Increasing that w i n d o w — Is t h e k e y . ’ ' Hrockhank said W A S H IN G TO N - As a gradu an- student, ilrtan Mathis found that the number of minorities running lor nlflce was mi low lie 1 mild almost count them all on Ills lingers and io cs And hr tlgm cdout wltv Money "I started looking at where m inority candidates received thru money Iroin." Mathis said I here was no network ol small, individual donors " Mathis mentioned Ills Itndlngs to a Iricud — who told a friend who told a wrll-ionttei led friend — .mil ihe irsuli was America s Fund, a political action coinm itirr lor candidates of color America's Fund Is structured m m h UK. E M IL Y ’S last .1 |*A< ■Tra il'd to I'lHo to give start up mont-v to Democratic women candidates who sii|>|>orl altorllon rights Other groups patterned alii r EM ILY s List raise m nnrv im candidates sup|tortlug envi­ ronmental and gay and lesbian Issues, tor example "There s been a void out there lor a long lim e." said America’s Fund poll!leal (joint man Michael Drown, an attorney and son ol Commerce Secretary Ronald II Brown A lot ol our candidates are iN-holden to (jcoplr they really don't want to Im- ijrholdrn lo So few dollars route into urban areas, and for minorities, raelt Is pitted against the other. Our vision was. we should all lie natural allies " An acronym lor Achieving More KqiiM.ililc Representation lit tile Congress And the Stales. America’s Fund seeks lo Itinucl mottles to black Hispanic or Aslan candidates ol any party who sn|i|Hirt a wide range ol issues of i oncer 11 to racial or ethnic groups Those issues in­ clude urban aid. Job training. sup|jurt lor minority businesses, public school reform, uniform iieulih care, gun control and i-llorts against drugs and crime. Hut America's Fund Is coming to llle at a time Congress Is m o v in g tow ard c lo sin g Ihe campaign finance loophole that lias Iteipcd st ub groups get money Into the hands nl small dnnnis' chosen candidates. Last month the Senate passed % a campaign lluaiicc reform hill that among other tilings, would liar ( nnlrliiullons hy |mlltlcal action committers II passed by the lull Congress and signed Inin law. It would ellei lively erase "hutidling." a 1 ruelul tool lor EM Il.Y ’s l.lsi and a major pari of the plan lor America's Fund 3 CLUNY 1.75 13.99 -A - DELAND AB C 1400 9 Woodland Olvd Phono 734-9526 CANADIAN MIST. SCOTCH SALE L ,R - 2 . 0 0 175 13.99 SALE L ,R -2 .0 0 K tu . 12.99 SALE HR -3 .0 0 HI 75 ATI 9.99 Seagrams u ABC 80 PROOF •? » VODKA (IN• RUM Gin fUi” 514.99 SALE i ^ J p -3 .0 0 sc ifc w ALL MOUNTAIN BLUSH CHABLIS. BURGUNOY. CHABLIS RHINE. ROSE LOCAL A D V FR TIS f D LIQUOR ft WINE FREEBIE ADS Take advantage of this special oifei This is a groat oppoitunity for you to enjoy the same great results as our regular classified customers at no cost to you. Just follow these instructions. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Ads will be scheduled to run for 10 days. Price ol item must be stated in the ad and be $100 or less. Only 1 item per ad and 1 ad per household per week. You should call and cancel as soon as item sells. Available to individuals (non Commercial) only. Does not apply to rentals or garage & yard sales. 6. The ad must be on the form shown below and either be mailed In or presented in person fully prepared to the Sanford Herald Classified Department. 7. Ad will start as soon as possible. 8. Classified Managements decision on copy acceptability will be final. S an ford H erald C L A S S I F I E D mailto: mm h«m freebie ads Sanlord, F L 32772-1657 . ONLY ONE ITEM • MUST INCLUDE PRICE pniNT A0 MERE:. NAME. ADDRESS I Subicrlbo To Thi Stnlord H b ia IH ( ) Ym ( ) No AJTIB n r s At i r/llmaden 750 ML Bundling is accepting political contributions earmarked lor a particular candidate, thru pres­ enting the money lo that can­ didate In one chunk, or bundle. A I louse version of the cam­ paign finance reform bill cIim-s not bar bundling America s Fund sprang out ol research Mathis conducted while pursuing a |olut law and gov­ ernment degree from Harvard University two years ago. Mathis mentioned to somc Irlrnds that he figured a lack of money was partly lo blame for so few minorities holding politi­ cal office. Mathis and friends tested bis theory last fall with a hmd-ralscr tor U.S. Senate can­ didate Carol Mosclcy-Braun Tapping Washington’* wealth of under-35 professionals, they took in about St 5.000 — $25 and 850 at a lime — Dial helped send Mosclcy-Braun to Washing­ ton as the nation’s llrst black female senator. "It bad a tremendous amount ol symbolic value." Mathis said. ABC'S GOOD THRU TUESDAY, JULY 27' SANFORD ABC 2 (1 5 O f la n d o O r. P h o n o 3 2 3 -1 1 4 1 ► 2 America’s Fund will hold Its Inst luud raising reception Ju ly 2H in Washington. Hrowu said Future bind raisers are planned lit New York and Los Angeles I've talked to them about getting started I think It's great they’re doing II." said Ellen Malcolm, president ol EM Il.Y's List SALE �B S p o rts LOCALLY T ra ck S e r ie s e n d s tonight l.AKK M ANY - l'lu* Lake Marv S m u im r Tr.u k Series will t-lose m u its lour « i r k m u tonight .il Green wcmxI L a k es Middle S t I u hi I with tin* iiiiiui.il 'Walcrmcllon Mile* I’rcillrtloii ILic c in iiilillllnii lo the regular program f^i>nnt*r?« inform thr meet director »»1 Ids predicted lime in lilt* mill* Ireforr Ih r race ami tlir person i Ih m ' si in llirlr llm r. our im ilr ami our Iriiialr. will win a w t rrin rlln n T l ir in rrl lias an age group for any |x-rsoii. m alr m Inn.ill' Inini age llv r un up lor anyone ttllctcslcd m i mi nine lot fun getting in slt.i|x hi getting iraily lor (lit* liu*li scluml irai k anil cin<<srmiiit[\ seasons l'nst is only s i lot till- r iitlrr night am i yon i an run as uianv rv ru ls as ymi waul though oul\ lour r n nis an rri'im im rn ilril F lrlilrv riils s l.itl ai 5 :U> p in AROUND T H E S T A T E D e strad e . Nen b lo w away R e d s MIAMI Orestes D r s ir .u li fill a tw o run liiit u r i a n il K o lili \ r n w on Ins lu s i N a tio n a l League start as F ln riila Ix-at ( im u in .iii 7 A D r s ir a ilr . given a n s i S iitu til.iy night an il chopped l o sivtll III t lir iMtIIIU! n r ilr l lia il h a lln l only IN 2 s in r r tlii- A ll-S i.ir break Hoi In- w as A lor , 1. in c lu d in g an K ill single in a lo u r run lil ill hi tunc am i lust ii’h llt I ion ii i m the se ve n th \ r n 11 Ol a rookie p u r lin ! six in n in g s g iv in g up two In is am i three ru n s |lr \u n lla r v i-v got ilit- last iw iio iils lor Ins 2‘ n li s.n . 1 mi Hrli h rr III til was tin- lost i Area duffer w in s Flo rid a O p e n H A IN ES ( I I I — Inn Chutney ol S o rrrn lo slim lus tliirtl straight *iH ih rn parti <1 Ih r lusi play oil liolr Simduv in win t h r Florida Ojx-n C hancry s roiiml caught tIm i! rminil Iraclri Attain Annaiiosi limn J u p llr r at lA-tm dcr pat 274 ill llir GrcnclefcGnll to T riin ls Hr sort Jo hn |.rr ol Naples was third with 72-27H followt tl liy \\ ill Fraill/ of Orula 70-280 and Mark llm rk Winter Sjirm gs 72 2MI llfiurv liatrd ol Mi.itni lit at It sou ol lluti h liaird who plavson tin Srritor I l iA T o u r was I hr low atnalrur at 28 A ttrd Im iiiuili m rt all I A R O U N D T H E Schardt, Altamonte Dodgers repeat as NABF tourney champs F ro m S ta ll Report* O V I E DO M A R L IN S 1. B A T E S T E A M SPOR TS B U C K ! I B * tn T* jm Sport* 000 SIO • I 1 L A K E M AKY — It's milt'll to trum p an are On a clay that -saw a quartet of solid pitching perforiiiuiirm . tlir one turned in by Mitch Srltardl was Ihr cine that mattered as hr led the defending champion Altamonte Springs Dodgers to the National Amateur l!.tsrttall Krdrrnlion high sc hool summer tuurnamcnt c'lianipictnshlp Sunday .it Lake Mary High School. After Mark Metcalf and thr Oviedo Marlins goi past M lk r Hrtn.mclr/ and the Hairs Irani S|Mitts Itm ks (Lake- Unwell's summer tc-aml A - 1 in the losers' bracket final. Srltardl tossed a five hitler as th r Dodgers (Lake Mrantlryl defeutril thr top seeded Marlins A- I Altam onte Springs advances to the regional liiiiruiiuieril which will Ih- plavrcl at A|xipk i High Sc hoot Ix-gtuulug later this week ||»r Mucks and Marlins tcitallrd |usi seven lilts m llirlr game Me te all allowing the Murks om nm on iwo Inis while Johnson surrendered three runs nil live tills lo Oviedo Mrlcall si ruck Olll right and walked two Johnson taunt'd a pair and w alked one W illi the store lied I I Oviedo took the lead with a pair ol runs in lire I miII o i i i ol ilu- tilth Inning Mlk> Hergm.m started the game winning rallv with a one out single and udvuui eel to set ond on a liact throw led Mrown thru hunted tor an Inllrld hit. m ining Mergman lo third Tu n S.ilvtk followed with a single lo seme Mergman and Mlkr Kugletiuis singled in Hrnw u Slavik finished with a pair ol singles and an Kill Knglenlus had a run scored lo go with Ills single and Kill lodd Hellhorn cmttrlhuted a single' and an Kill For ih« Mm ks Mark Dcsubruls had Im<i Ii tills a O..»do Joknvin 100 OJO i H rm in O r i V r l a l l Jo*v**o-i JO No"* IB M^nr* WP ) « S I M*IC4lf LP No"* IOC No"* A L T A M O N T E Si’ ll INGS 0 O 0 G E R S 1 0 V IE DO M A R L INS I A lljm o n l* Spring* 010 100 0 — ) 0 I o.ir-do 000 001 0 - I t 0 Sduird' «n<l c *’* Huq.*nmv M»gg* 1)1 «rtl Mfr»t ArP '.(ItA'dl LP Rug^n.u* JB DoO<j»** Bono Bull*. M«rlin\ M^i. 411 JB Dodgvr* Shoo OR Non* W*to*<»* AlUmonl* Spr.ng* D c d ij r i JO 10 Otr.rdo V.*riin* )1 I J pair ol singles, and scored tlictr only run on a sarrlllcr liy by Kandy I’roulx In ih r nightcap Scliurill allowed an uneurned run on live hits striking mil lour and walking two It was exactlv I he kind ol pile lung perlcirmam • needed In ih r Allainonir scpind as the DcMlgerssir.mdrtl 12 runners mi base Altiiinotitr S|irmgs look a 2 <> h ad III I he tup ol the serum! inning Alter .Jell Muller and Jam es ( lark singled Mi< key Mono doubled home Muller arid Jell Shaw singled to st ore c lark In the lourih inning Shaw hit a triple ami st oiftl on a single hv Muller Shaw l< d the Dodgers h\ going A lot l with Ills iriph two singles a run scored and an Kill Muller also went A tor 4 t ollt t ting a docdile. Iwo singles a run st nreil and an Kill Mono doubled, singled and dioi< m one m u r lark singled and st oied a run For the Marlins Melt all doubled while Slavik. Kiigienus Adam ( olein.in and Mergman eac h lilt a single < ole-man st orrd t)viedo s only run in ihe stxlh lulling on a sac nlit e II v hv Itrov u St oll I laggc- p llrh rd well In rellel lor Oviedo entering the game in the third inning and allowing llu Dodgers |ust one run over the Iasi live innings FMPSolo Milch Schardt holpod the Altamonte Springs Dodgers beat the Oviedo Marlins for the NABF tournament championship Sunday afternoon List of tragedies grows at Talladega DOUBLE TA K E S By PAUL NEW BERRY N A T IO N AP Sports Wntor C u b s sla m B ra ves G R E E N V IL L E . S ( — T w o grand slants In tlir Orlando Cults Doug G lauvlllr and Cnrcv Kitpano brought hmiir an I h h victory Im tin Orlando ( "ubs o\ rr Ihr I i r r r m lilt Mr.n rs It was thr last nt a lour game srrtrs In iwt-t ii thr two trains K rrtu r S lrrn s tra l.r» It pit kt d up tin win lot thr r uhs M lkr I'oils 12 .T| nnik tin loss lor tin 111 .n t-s S u n s pound S m o k ie s K N O X V IL L E . T rim - E d d lr Ida/ hli iwo hoi nr runs lo hrlp ih r Ju rk so n vlllr Suns t nine from Ix-hlnd and drlcal tin- Knoxville Smokies 11-5 Sunday in r hr Southern League Multi shnrtrnrd ihr game lo 7 ‘ i innings Dlii/ w ho w rn l 4 lor ri also tut a doiihlt Know lilt- pimpt'd out lo a A ll h ad m llu l u s t tuning mi a two-run homer Iroiu Ah \ Gott/ah/ Ins | |ili ol Ih r star Shawn Green addrd .m oilirr run with an Kill single Ih r Suns tightened lire s o m to A 2 lit ihr st i ond on a two-run limner In l.lpso Nava. Iris sixth hut Guu/alr/ hit another solo slim in thr ImiII oiii ol ih r timing lo make tin- st on- 4 2 Eddie Ola/ brought Ih r Su ns wiihln our again wuh a solo home run III Ih r top ol thr third, ami Jar ksonvillr pill Ihr game aw.IV III I lie lop nl Ih r founh scoring ih rrr runs on Imntr runs Irorn l)i.«/ ami Tow Miivriiird and a lirldrr's t lio lrr Maynard s hoim- run was Ills srroud ol Ih r v ra r Mertin su rp rise s O p e n field < A K M LL Iml — Even L a t i n M rrtrn tlullt I n m sidrr hrrst-H ,i i o u trn d rr lor tlir I ' S W om rn s ( ip. n i h.iiuplouslilp Shr hadn't won hi ulnr vt-.irs .mil had m issrrl Ihr ■til in iwo ol hrr Iasi ih r r r louruaim tits Ih r only llnish was a in lor 7.r>ih M rrtrn. who puked up 8144 uou at ( rmiked Stlek Goll Chili with h< i surprising I stroke w in. had three- suprrli « ltlp shots while shixiilng a 4-tm drr par tiH Sum!.tv Shr chipped In from about 70 Irri for a blrdlc with a 9-Iron on tin -lO tv u rd Kith hole Th e n she just m issed an cugle- on thr 400 vartl closing hole wtirn her approach shot stopped about three feel from ihr n ip I In- liirdlr gave her an H undrr-par 2H0 lor On- lotirriarm nl llrlrn Allrrdsson ol Sweden who Ix-gun lire round leading l»v Iwo sirokts linishrtl itrd lor si-eond with Donna Andrews sin pushed a 15-foot putt (us") lo I h r right ol the t up oil the 1Hih that would have furred tin IH hole playoll I'.u Hradlcy. Ihr 10H| opt n winner, and 1liroinl Knhayaslil ol Japan I led Im lourih* BASEBALL j D p n E S P N Am«ficAn l o j u f . N * » Vo»k Y*nk*«v%l 0 «tfO il IL I Com plal* listings on Pago 2B HttaltJ Photo b» Jus Mopp* C h e c k in g out the n e w d ig s W hilo mo Seminolo County Spo rts Training Center w ill b« homo to United S tates Soccer Federation national teams, the cornple* in Lake Sylvan Park o ffe rs additional public tacildios Formally opened by Seminole Counly diroctor of tourism Jack Wert (sp eaking) and othor d igndan os S atu rd ay, the comple« includes nine tennis courts, four outdoor raquctball courts and a total of s<« soccer fields Can Cowboys afford to keep Emmitt? By D A V E Q O LDBER Q AP Football Writer A U S T IN . Texas — How do you lit Sfd) million worth ol players into a $A5 million salary cap? Th a t's what the Dallas Cowboys are trying ligure mil c.ill it the Cowboys' quandary, or the reason Emmitt Smith siisai home in Pensacola Or call It the reason why there may t>c no more dv nasties in the NTT. sera ol tree agency. For as Dallas prepares lo tx-cmuc the team ol the INIs, ii uuisl hud a way lo avoid losing its aw-esome young lalcut because It won't III under the salary cap that lakes elfcet next year So here is Jcrrv Jones, the team's owner, drawing graphs on a napkin In llu- team s dining room al Si Edwards College See Cow boys. Page 2H T A L L A D E G A . Ala - Th e y came to mourn Duvcv Allison and wound tqi wale lung another tragedy I think it's fortunate when you run like- we run .is Iasi as we run. thai we don't have more had things happen ii. o s s.u<! Kyle Pi-tiv who linlslied lourih m Sunday s Dtcllard ~><* i at Talladega Supcrsprcdwav I don't think we're jinxed or am ililng You've jusi gol lo Imik at all the gcMid limes The go od Lord liMiks after us all ilu- lime There's just a lew who tall through the c r.u ks now and ihcn " In a spun already shaken hv the deaths ot iwo luji stars, tins lime il was a lesser known driver who felt 1he w Tilth ol high speed Stanley Smith, who pays the lulls with a dry wall business in the Mirmingham suburb ol Chelsea hut races lor the love ol lire sjKirt. was making his lirsi N ASCAR Winston Cup start ol the year. Mtit just before ilu- hallway |miiiii ot the 188 lap race, he was critically Injured In a seven-car crash Early today lie clung to life- with a Iraciurrd skull al (lit- same hospital where Allison died 12 days earlier alter a helicopter crash in the Talladega lullclci The day already had a somber tune with a touching prrrace cere­ mony that featured Allison's widow. See Tra g e d ie s . Page 2D Convicted quarterback an invaluable lesson In case you missed II. a high sc hool stale cliam|jlc>uslil|>-wtnnlng quarterback was thrown In jirlson tills pasl weekend Issiie Johnson, who led Pasco lo Ihe Class AA stale Mile Iasi DccctuI m t . was sentenced to seven years to jirlson for violating his jimhatlon on ii robbery conviction .Johnson. I II. had jilcadcd guilty to the- robbe-rv uf a |>l//a deltvc-r'v man in May of*1991. Tlic-rc s s o uiucli about Mils story dial's unsavory that It's almost ImjMissIble to list Il began after Johnson had tx-c-n Indicted and a warrant for Ills arrest had been Issued. Mill somehow. Ih r rnm b hird forces of Ihr Dade ( Tt y police and Pasco Coun ly S h eriffs i)e|>arimeni couldn't find .Johnson, who was making headlines every week nr. the quarterback of Ih r I’asco Pirates. W hen the Tam jia Tribune uu covered the story and brought the matter to the attention of the local gendarm e, the outrage directed against the news|>a|K-r by the Pirate fiildifnl was enormous. S P O R TS TO N Y D oSO R M IER At Johnson's hearing, there was an o u tp o u rin g of supjm rt for .Johnson, saving that lie liad made ii mi s t a k e h ill p a r i l e l p a i l u g in alhletles had helju-d turn him around Florida A A M Cnlversliy |ircimlv-d Joliuson a lull grant in-ald lo play loot h ill So Johnson was given |iroh.itlnn and allowed to |ilay in the stale ehain|j|i)iishl|) game Last week. Johnson was con­ victed of violating his iirnhatton (for. among other things, skipping school and smoking marijuana) ami senI c i u cd lo seven years in prison With ilie high school athletic- season alxmi to start (the ttrst official day ol practice lor fall sjxirts Is Aug 91. tilts ts as gixxl a time as any to remind those students who will participate In extracurricular actlvllles that the njiportunlly to do so is it |irlvllege to i>e earned, not a birth right That may sound a trltle heavy­ handed. hul these young men and women are siipjxiscd to lx- at high st hool lor an education. And while I am a linn believer In alhletles and other extra-curricular activities as it means ol student retention, putting athletics tx-tore academics Is unjiardnnahlc. Also, while- Charles llarklcv may not iliink so. tlir |>rlvllegrs and henellts that go with being an n tlilf tc com e wi t h eertaln resjMiuslhllltles. namely, nuilntnlnlng a level of icindui'l that Is consistent with the jiosltlon of that os a student-body leader. Is that unfair? Is It unreasonable to expect athletes to main a code of conduct that other students don't have to follow? I don t think so. primarily because I don't believe the code of conduct ImjMised by teachers, couches, and administrators lo he extreme. And If the adults with whom we entrust our children are to maintain any standards ol behavior, then there have to he role models, students who are examjilcs of what can he ac-comjjllslied try those willing to follow* a disc iplined jiath Certainly, being a student-athlete lor a member of the hand or chorus or yearbook) can carry an uncom ­ fortable degree of notoriety; not all the attention (such as this column, some may charge) directed toward these s t u d e n t s Is posi t i ve nr laudatory. At the risk of being harsh. It goes with the territory. With the prestige comes the scrutiny; with the adula­ tion comes the catcalls; with the rights come the rcsjjonstbllltlcs. It's not so much that studentathletes don't deserve special privi­ leges. but that being an athlete Is a special privilege, a demanding one to be sure, hut a rewarding one for those who don't abuse It. HERALD DAILY �as • Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Monday, July 26, 1093 S T A T S & S TA N D IN G S ■AMBALL STANDINGS Ma|*r League Baseball All Tim et ED T A M E R IC A N LE A O U E la t t Division W L Boston S) 4) New York sa *4 Toronto it 44 B*Himor» u 4S Detroit 44 it 47 ) ) Cleveland Milwaukee 11 17 West Division W L Chicago 4) S 47 Kansas City X ae 47 Teias Seattle 4* » 44 u Calltornia Minn*sol* 4) u Oakland 40 ) ) Saturday's Cam tt Boston!. Oakland 1 KansasCIty* *. D etroit! New York 1, California 3 Baltimore ». Mi. mesota 1 Chicago*. Milwaukee 1 Seattle*.Cleveland I Toronto 1 . Te ia t t Sunday’s Carnes Boston*. Oakland 1 New York 4, Calltornia I Detroit 1 . Kansas City 0 Cleveland 11, Seattle » Minnesota 1. Baltimore 1 Milwaukee 7, Chicago 1 Fcf. Ml S40 S40 SB )1) 47) 40* OB — — — 1'» a'e l) Ptt OB H i — tit ) 71* )<> 4S) 4 4)4 1 4)1 *‘s 4)1 II Toronto*. To sat 7 Monday's Came* Tesat (Brown 7* and Bohanon *1) at Kansas City IHanay t i and Rasmussen 01). 1 . * 01 p m New York (Key I I 1) at Detroit (Weill f It, 7 lip m Cleveland (K ra m e r 111 at Chicago lAlvartt 1*1.1 01pm Boston (Clement * *) at Milwaukee (Novoe 001.1 Olp m Oakland (Darling 1 al at Calltornia (Finley II 71.10 01pm Tuesday's Games New York at Detroit. 7 01pm Baltimore at Toronto. 7 1 1 p m C lev*land at Chicago. • 01 p m Boston aI Milwaukee, I 01 pm Teiat al Kansas C lt y .l l l p m. Minnesota al Seattle. to Olp m Oakland at Calltornia. 10 Olp m N A TIO N A L LE A G U E East D M lien Pet. OB W 1 Philadelphia (X *2 M SI. Louis it ) 4 57 41 Montreal 57) t'S (7 » 4* Chicago )0) ll«S 4* Pittsburgh 4)1 14'4 45 )4 Florida 4) )4 .4)4 If 3)7 M New York 3) u West Division Pet. OR W L *7 I ) *70 San Francisco S*0 4 it Atlanta 4) Houston 41 ) » 1) SI uo 1) Lot Angeles SI 47 Cincinnati il X X ) ■C) S*nO*go XO f l X 4) Colorado 34 47 .3*7 X Saturday's Games Chicago 7. Houtton* San Francltco 1. Philadetphia 4 Lot Angeles i. Nam York 4.10 Innlngt Florid* 1. Cincinnati* Atlanta II. Pittsburgh a Colorado t. St Leuli I San Diego II. Montreal * h n d t y '1 Camay Atlanta I). Pittsburgh l Chicago 1, Mout ton t , 11 Innlngt St Louis), Colorado a. 11 innings New York 4. Lot Angela* 0 Montreal t, San Dtaee a. to innlngt San Francitoo t. Philadelphia 1 Florida 7. Cincinnati 3 Monda y'i Oamat Lot Angela* I Herth Iter 7 t l at San Fran citcolHickartan) l).4 O Jpm San Diego (Whitenurti J at at Chicago (G u tm an*)).* 01pm Cincinnati <Ri|o 71) at Houtton (Kilo II II, • Olp m Atlanta IM addua 10 1) at Colorado (Leskanic t I I , » O lp m . Tuetday. July 17 San Diego at Chicago. 3 . » p m St Louitai Philadelphia. 7 . » p m Montreal al Plfttburgh, 7.11 p m Florida a! New York, 7 *0p m C meinn* 11 at Houtton. t 01 p m Atlanta at Colorado. * O lp m Lot Angtlet at San Francisco. 10 l i p m Southern League Secend Hell Eastern Division L Ft). OB W Cerollne 1 Pirates» 17 1) Sit — 1 Orlande (Cubs) 1* . » ) l( 17 1) Knoevlll* (Blue Jeysl 1)1 1 Jacksonville I Mariners) 11 17 .411 4'e 3*7 ( « Greenville (Breves) It If Western Division Birmingham (WSos) *7) — X 1) Huntsville (Athllctl 17 1) 3)1 ) Chattanooga ( Reds) IS 14 -ASP Jto XO 4 Memphis (Royals) IS IS .400 7 ■ Nashville (Tw intl 1) II ■ won llrtl halt dlvltion title Saturday'* Carnet Orlande 17, Oreenellla * Kneivllle II, Jacksonville 1 Chattanooga 1. Carolina 1. II Inning* Birmingham 1, Momphlt I Huntsville 7, Nashville* Sunday’ t Cam tt Orlande II. Oreemrllle I Jacksonville It. Knoiellle 1 Ceroima 1 Chattanooga 1 Birmingham f. Momphlt 0 Nathrllle 10. Munttvllle 1 Monday’* Came* Orlando at Carolina Memphis at Knot »IHe Jack tony tile at Ctiatlanooga Nathyllla at Birmingham. 1 Creenyilleal Huntsville Tuesday's Cam tt Or land* *1 Carallna Memphis *1 Knoivill* Jacksonville at Ctu ttjneega Nathyllleat Birmingham Greenville*! Huntsville Florida Start Laague Second Hall Eastern Division W L Pet. OB *4) — Si Luo* (Met*) !• 10 )4* )(* Vero Beach (Dodgersi 17 14 0 4 ,ton* (Cubs) St* ) ' » 14 1) 444 ) 1) • L44eland ( Tigers) 1) 444 ) Oscroi* (Astros) 1) 1) 444 S W P Beach (Erpot) 1) 1) M .))) Fort Lauderdale (Red Soil It is l Western Division 400 — 11 II St Pete (Cardinals) 'l Charlotte (Rangers! 17 1) )M 117 n s Saretota (WhileSoil IS 14 too ) Dunedin (Blue Jeysl IS IS 444 4(1 1* Fori Myert (Twins) 1) 4)3 ) 17 « Clearwater (Phillies) 1) ■ won tir»t hall division title Saturday’ s Carnet Dartona 1. Lakeland I St Lucie 1, Fort Lauderdale 1. 10 innings Vero Beach 1, Clearwater 0 Ouned'h 7. West Palm Beach 1 St Petti stKirg 1, Charlotta t Fort Myerk 1. Saretota I Sunday’s Camas St Petersburg 17. Osceola 4 Fort Lauderdale*. Vero Beach 7 Daytona at Charlotte, ku tp. rain Clearwater 1. W ell Palm Beach } Dunedm 11, St Lucid I Sarasota at Fort M yert. ppd . roln Monday’s Games St Petersburg at Osceola Fort Lauderdale el Vero Beach Daytona at Charlotte, comp oltutp game Daytona *t Char lotto West Palm Beach at Clearwater SI Lucia al Dunedin Sarasota at Fort M yert Tuesday') Games St Petersburg at Fort Lauderdale Dunedin al O u t o li Lakeland M S I Lucia Fort Myers at Watt Palm Daach Cleerwater al Charlotte Daytona al Sarasota BASBBALL BOXBB M AR LINS 7, REOS ) C IN C IN N A TI FLORIDA eb r h bi ab r ti bi Samuel 3D 10 0 0 4 1)0 Carrel Dghrty II a o 0 o R nteneX 3 0 7 t ((o rris lb 110 0 BrberieM ) 1 0 0 SeteJb 4 11) Canine It ) 2 ) 0 RSndrt rl 4 0 ) 0 Whllmrrf 4 1 1 1 Oliver c 4 110 Dltrd* 1b 3 1 3 3 Brnton st 1 0 0 0 Natal c ) 0 1 1 Brm lldct ) 0 0 I Weiss tt 4 0 10 Belcher p 2 0 0 0 Nenp 20 0 0 Service p 0 0 0 0 Briley ph t 1 0 0 Wckndr p 0 0 0 0 Turnrp t 0 0 0 Vershoph 10 0 0 RRdrgtp 0 0 0 0 Ayala p 000 0 Harvey p 0 0 0 0 Tatals 30 1 4 3 Tetait 14 7 t l * Cincinnati Itt X » - 3 F ter Ida <0* Ml tli - f E — RSander* ( 1 ). Branson ID , Brumfield ( I ) . Destrade M l) OP - Florida I LOB — Cincinnati 1. Florida t 76 - Oliver ( i l l . Destrade ( t i l HR - Sabo III). Destrade i l l SB — Carr ( X ) . CS — Carr (ID . Renteria (II. S — Carr SF — Brumlieid Natal IP H R ER BB Cincinnati Belcher L .« 4 S 6 ) ) 1) 1 Service 1 1 0 1 ) 1 Wickandtr 1 t 1 0 ) Ayala 1 1 0 0 0 Florida 1 NenW .l 0 ( ) 1 0 Turner 1 1 0 0 ) i RRodriguei 11 1 0 0 t i Harvey S.24 7) 0 0 0 0 Service pitched to i bailer inth* 7th H B P - b y Belcher (N ile ll WP - Turner Umpires — Home. Bonin First. Gregg Second. Wally Belt. Third. Tata T - 7 . * * A - 41070 T O D A Y ’S M A JO R LEAO UE LEAD ER S A M E R IC A N LEAGUE O AB R H Pet. *0 t Oterud Tor f l )47 aa 1)7 O Neill N Y 1)1 (1 ))) 44 107 1)7 71 ) l ) Hamilton MU 4* 10) RHenderton Oak 3)7 1 ) )00 X 44 Goniaiei Tea i ) 272 (4 10) 37* MVeughn Bos ( i MS SO too 224 Mob lor Tor 44 344 71 1)7 37) V IPS 71 111 J it Griffey J r Sea Hatcher Bos )4 to* 111 If i n fa U l X IU Lofton Cl* It) Baerga Cl* .312 ft 7*1 72 1)2 LJohnton Chi no J !) 4) ! U 52 Hitt Olerud. Toronto. 1)7; Molllor Toronto. 1)7; Baerga. Cleveland. 111. McRae KansasCity. t i ll O niley J r. Seattle. It*. Lotton Clave land. tta. RAlomar. Toronto, lla _ OauMet Oterud. Toronto, al j While. Toronto. 27; O'Neill. New York. 1* Puckett. Minnesota 11, Carter. Toronto. 11. TMertinei. Seattle. 14; G rllle y J r . Seattle, la; Anderson, Baltimore, aa, Palmeiro. Tesas. la Triplet Hulte. Tesat. 10. L Johnson. Chicago, to. Lotion. Cleveland. 7j Cuyier. Detroit. 7. Cora. Chicago. 7; McRae. Kansas City. *; Baerga. Cleveland. 1 Mom* Rum Belle. Cleveland. I I . Griffey Jr, Seattle. I I Goniaiei. Tesat. 17; Tatllelon, Detroit, la. Fielder. Detroit. IS. Thnmas. Chicago. 14; Salmon. Calltornia. 11; Palm er.Tesat.lt n gaged Called leg Belle. Cleveland. IS. Fielder. Detroit. IS. Olerud. Toronto. H i Carter. Toronto, 71. Tetlleton Detroit. 7*; Thomas Chicago. IS. Baerga. Cleveland. 74 Run* Molilor. Toronto. 71; White, Toronto. 71; Baerga. Cleveland. 71; Grittey Jr. Seattle. 71; RAlomar. Toronto. 71. Lollon. Cleveland. 70; P hillips. Detroit. 70; RHenderton. Oakland. X Staten Bates Lotion. Cleveland, al; Curtis. California, 17; R A lo m a r . T o ro n to . 11; P o io n la . Calltornia. H ; RHenderton. Oakland. 1* LJohnton. Chicago. I I , White. Toronto. I I . Pitching M l Decisions) Key. New York. I I 1. HO. Id*; Mustlna. Baltimore, tt-4. 711. 4*5; Appier, Kansas City. 11-4. 711. 104; Wickman. New York. 01. 717. a i*. McDowell. Chicago, i l l . 714. 1.71; Htnigen. Toronto. 111. 70*. 1 **j Fernand*!. Chicago. 111. .70*. I t ) Strikeouts R Jo h n io n . S e a ttle , 110; L a n g* to n , California. IM . Guim an. Toronio. M l; Perei. New York, li t ; Appier. Kansas City. II* Con*. Kansas City. It*; Finley. California. Ml Saves Montgomery. Kansas City. X . Aguilera. Minnesota. 17. Olson. Baitimora. M- OWard. Toronto. 1*. Russell, Boston. It. Henke. T e ia t I I ; Eckersloy.Oakland ll N A T IO N A L LEAOUE O AB R H Pet. 742 71 304 4* 111 Galarraga Col 3)3 MercodPit *4 J7) St 47 344 Bands SF 4* 140 24 t l) 34t Kruk Phi t ) 221 *7 U l Jell tries StL 340 ft 1)4 » i n Gwynn SD 3)4 M 143 J1 tti 3)3 Grace Chi 4) ))t )t T14 77 11 1 *1 tot 331 Gllkey StL RoThompion SF 7* 244 3) 44 DO Kelly Cln 71 no 44 102 11* Hits Jelleries. SI Loutt. in. Galarraga. Col orado. 111. Dykstra. Philadelphia. M il Bonds. San Francisco. III. Bagwell. Houston, t i t ; Butler. L o t Angeles, l i t ; Grace, Chicago, tl* Doublet Bichette. Colorado. 11. 8 *09,0 Houston. X . Dykllra. Philadelphia. 1* Gllkey, SI Loult. 11. Grace. Chicago. 11. Galarraga. Colorado. 1 1 . Gwynn. San Dlago. 11 Trip*** Coleman. New York. I , Castilla. Colorado, t. Morandml. Philadelphia, t; DLewis. San Francisco, t ; Finley. Houtton. *; E Young, Colorado 1. Martin. Pittsburgh. 1; JBell. Pittsburgh. 1. Butler. Los Angeles. 1 Hem* Runt Bonds. San Francisco. X . Juslicu. Atlanta. 11; MaWllliams. San Francisco. 11. Gant, Atlanta. » . M cG rltl. Atlanta, n. Bonilla. New York. I I ; Platt*. Los Angeles 70 Runt Batted In Bonds. San Francisco. 7f. MaWiMiams. San Francisco. 71. Galarraga. Colorado. 79, Paul ion. Philadalphia. X . Justice. Atlanta. *1. Murray, New York, tt; Bagwell, Houston. *1 Runt Dykstra. Philadelphia. *0. Bonds. San Francisco. 7*. Kruk. Philadelphia. *7; Big gio. Houston. **. DLewis. San Francisco. U l Biauser. Atlanta. *1. Coleman. New York, *1 H e lm Bases Coleman. New York. It, DLewis. San Francisco la. OeShieldt. Montreal. II. Carr, Flerida. M. Jefleriet. SI Loutt. X . E Young. Colorado. 1*: Roberts. Cincinnati. 1*. Dykstra. Philadelphia. 14 Pitching I II Decisions) Kile, Houston, 11 I, *17, 1.71; TGrten*. philedelphia. 111. (00. I X . Avery. Atlanta. II 1 7M. 101. Burkett. San Francltco. 1* 4. 77* 111. Glavine. Atlanta 114 7X. 1*1, Swill. San Francisco 141. 717, 1**; Os born*. St Loult. *4. M l. 171 Strikeouts Rl|o. Ctnoenall. i l l ; Smodl. Atlanta. I X ; GMaddue. Atlanta, tla. Benet. San Diego. I l l ; H arnitch . Houston. IIS; G u im an. Chicago. 107. TCreen*. Philadelphia, to*. Candlottl. Los Angeles. 10* Saves LeSmilh. St Louis, la. Myert. Chicago X . Harvey, Flerida, X . Beck. Sen Francisco. I I ; Stanlon, A lle n lj. I I ; M lW Iillam s, Philadelphia. X . Welle land. Montreal. II Tim Raines is a Sanford native and Seminole High School graduate now playing lor the Chicago White Sox. Hie state are for the 1993 season in the first column, personal-best season totals In the second column and current career totals (including 1993 games) in the third column. Raines had a slow weekend, going CMor-tive as the White Sox nipped tho Milwaukee Brewers 6-5 on 8 0 Jackson's ninth inning single. The Heathrow resident did come back to single in tour at bats Sunday, but Chicago lost to the Brewers 7-3. RAINES G A U G E *93 CalBgory Games........... . . 54 At-bats.......... . .. 200 Runs............. .... 42 Hits............... 62 RBI .... 30 Doubles...... .... 6 Triples........... .... 4 Homo runs........ 10 Steals........... 6 Average......... .... 310 best 160 647 133 194 71 36 13 18 90 .334 c a rttr 1,757 6,661 1,178 1,983 683 322 100 117 735 296 Tim R a in e s File Photo AUTO RACING DteHard IM Results TALLADEGA. Ale — Results Sunday ot th* DrHard XO NASCAR stock car race, with ilartm g position In parentheses, hometown, type ol car. laps completed, reason out. It any. money won and Winner's average ipwd in mph I III) Oa>* Earnhardt, Doolie. N C Chevrolet Lumlna. It* tt? .D i. IJJil.’ . 1. (11 Ernie Irven Concord. N C . Chevrolet Lumlna. II* t iM IO . 1 111) Mark Martin. Jamestown. N C . Ford Thunderbird II* *40 4*) 4 141 Kyle Petty. H igh Point. N C . Pontiac Grand Prut. tU . 1 ) 1.)*). 1 M D Dai* Jerrttt, Conover. N C . Chevrolet Lumlna. IM IM 7*0 4 (7) Greg Sack*. Winter Park. Feed Thunderbird. IM . It7 .ll) 7 (11) Morgan Shepherd. Conover. N C . Ford Thunderbird IM | » W I li lt Harry Gant. Taylorsville. N C . Chevrolet Lumlna. IM SH 111 * ID Bretl Bodme Harrisburg N C . Ford Thunderbird 111 I I I 0(1 10 (M l Wally Dallenbach J r Greensboro N C . Ford Thunderbird I I I . |l**«) M ( I I B>ll Elliott Oewsonvill* G a . Ford Thunderbird. IM 1 1 ) 74) t l ( « ) Hut Stricklin Cetera Ala . Ford Thunderbird. IM tit *4) II IX ) Bobby Hlllm J r . Harrisburg N C . Ford Thunderbird M IIO Af). 14 111) Terry Lebont* Archdale. N C . Chevrolet Lumlna. IM Ito.ltt; t l ( 4t) Bobby Latent* Trinity. N C , Ford Thunderbird 1*1 *14.110, 1* 1 1 1 ) Geotl Bod,n*. Ju lia n . N C . Ford Thun derbird. IM. 111041. 17 M il Rusty Wallace. Concord. N C . Pontiac Grand Prlt. IM. 117*00 II 1X1 Lake Speed. Kannapolis. N C . Ford Thunderbird. IM. I» .7t ! IS IN I Dick Trickle. Iron Station. N C . Ford Thunderbird. 117. 1* * 1 J X 111) Michael Waltrip. Davidson N C . Pontiac Grand P m . 1*7. *11.411 11 IX ) Jell Purvis. Clarksville. Term . Chevrolet Lumlna. 117. t».l* l. 77 1)7) Phil Parsons. Lake Norman. N C . Chevrolet Lum lna. t|7. I l l Ml. 1). M l) Rich Wilian. Bartow. Pentlac Grand Pyle, IM . 111.**) 74 (D Ricky Rudd Chesapeake. Va . Chevrolet Lumma 1*4 114.1)1 1 ) 1 17) Jimmy Means. Forest City. N C , Ford Thunderbird. 1*1. M .M . » (to) Loy Alien J r . Raleigh. N C . Ford Thunderbird. I l l U.4M 17 (1)1 Sterling Marlin, Col umbia. T e n n , F o r d Thunderbird. t l ) . SI1.7X. J* (t*1 Jim m y Hensley Ridgeway. Va . Ford Thunderbird. 117 *17.710 X 1*11 Dave Merc s Avery t Creek. N C . Chevrolet Lumlna. IX , 14 3*0 X (171 Jimmy Spencer. Mooresvlll*. N C . F ord Thunderbird. 174. s ii.n o 11. ( I ) Jett Gordon, Charlotte. N C . Chevreitt Lum lna. to*, engine failure. 1 1 1.3)0 1) (X I Kars Schrader. Concord. N C . Chevrolet Lum lna. I4J. engine (allure. S IM M . U (IM Ted Musgrev*. Troutman. N C . Ford Thunderbird. ID . crash, tll.4 1 ). 14 ( X I N til B o n n tll. Hueylown. Ala . Chevrolet Lumlna. t i t , crash. M 41). 1) 1)4) Kenny Wallace. Concord. N C . Pontiac Grand Pria. *4 suspension. 14.130 14 1)1) Oernk* Cop*. Charlotte. N C . Ford Thun derbird. X . engine tellur*. *12.340 17 ( 1*1 Darrell Waltrip. Franklin. Tenn Chevrolet Lumlna. X . engine lallur*. 117.110. X ID Rick Mast. Rockbridge Beths. Va.. Ford Thunderbird. 4*. crash. SIM M ; X . 0 4 ) Jimmy Horton. Somerville. N J.. Chevrolet lumlno. *1. crash 17.7X. 40 (ID Stanley Smith. Chelsea. Ala , Chevrolet Lumlna. *1. crash. 17.I X . 41 { ] * ) Rllchl* Putty. Ranoleman. N C Ford Thunderbird. M. crash. 17,(41. 47 1 141 Robby Gordon. Orange. C a lif. Ford Thunderbird. 1). crash, D7.M ) Race Data Time *1 race; 1 t l 01 (does not include (0 minute red (leg delay) Margin tl vlctery; 4 1nctses Caetren llags 1 1 tor 17 laps Lead changes 74 among lOdrivert Lap Naders: Elliott I. Irvan ) I). K Petty I ) ; Earnhardt 14 4) ; Irvan 4447. Elliott 4( 4*. Irvan X *1. Rudd 44. Irvan 47. Jarrell (* X . K Ptlty 71 74 Martin 71U. J Gordon 44 M . Earnhardt *7*7; Shepherd t t 10). J Gordon 10) 10); E a rnh a rd t to* It* ; B Bodies* 117 IX . Ja r rttt D i m . J Gordon I I ) . Earnhardt 124 12*. K Petty 1)7 IK . Irvan 1)1 tl*. K Petty 147 II I ; Irvan tl* 14). K Petty 1*4 11); Earnhardt IM IM GOLF Florida Open. Scares HAINES C ITY — Final scores Sunday in th* 14) 000 Cadillac Florida Open goll tournament al th* Grenelet* Goll A Tennis Resort M won on t in t hole ol sudden deoth playdlll • Jim Chantey, Sornto. St.000 l t ( I K * l - 171 Adam Armagotl. Jupiter *7 If M X —274 John Lee. Naples *4 M 71 72-171 Will Franlr, Ocala *4 to 73 70-3*0 Mark Bucek, Winter Springs 4*71-71 71— X I Tom Eubank. Coconut Creek 72 *7 7**7- 213 David Camp*. Lengwoed 73 71 71 i f — 2*1 Ren Ttrry, Tampa 74*7*2 22— 202 A Briny Bllrd. Miami Beach X 24*4 X - l* 3 Bill Buttner. Gulfport 7)4*71)1-2*3 Sean Pacetti. Palatka 717) M 7 1 -2 U Drue Johnson. Tarpon Springs 74 74 M **— 2*4 MlkeMallli*. Palm C ity 44 71 7) 70-2*4 on Philo Jr .Amelia Island *7 74 X 7 )— 204 Jell Leonard. Tampa M If 74 71— 2*4 Fred Corntll. Clearwater 4*71X74-2*4 Tom Olson. Gainesville 72 7)M 71-2*1 Nevm Sulci III*. Lehigh 74 7) X I t - 21* Brad Brewer, Orlando 7) X 7* X - 2 M David Hancock. Pnm Cty Bch *7 7) 71 71— 2M Jamie Howell. Rockledg* 47 7k 71 71— X7 Mike Domatsk*. Sarasota 74 71 M 7 4 -X 7 Dave Corlllius. Englewood X X 7* 72— 2M Tom CNaver. Boca Raton tl 74 4* 72- 3*4 Matt Milchtll. Clear water 7 i7 )M 7 )-2 M Tom Carr. Fort Myers 71 X 71 71— X* U S Women's Open Scores C A R M E L Ind — Scores end earnings Sunday after th* tin* I round ol the 1*00 000 U S Women i Open, played on the* lit yard. p a r -7 ) Crooked Stick Goll Club course (* amateur) Laurl Metier. 1144.000 71 71 X U - X 0 Donna Andrews. U2.411 71 70S* 7 1 -M I Helen Altrediton. 141.4)1 44 70 41 7 4 -M I Pat BradNy. I X . l i t 7) X M 71— M l Hiromi KObayashi I X , l i t 71*7 71)4-1*1 Patty Sheehan. 121.170 7171*171-1*4 Belly King. 117.121 7 4 X 7 1 M -X 1 MictselN McCann. S t ) . ) ) ) X * * X 11-1*1 Nancy Lop*/. I I 7.1)1 X 71X14— 1*1 AyakoOtamoto SI7.M1 *4 7) 71 74 -211 Laura Davies .ill.* * ) 7)71**71-1*4 JoAnneCorner. H I T*) 7 l * f 7 ) 7 ) -l M Tina Barrel!. H i m 7 1 7 1 X 7 I-X 7 Chris Johnson. lit,*?* tl 71(1 7 1 -X 7 SherriSHinhauet.SM.m J J *7 71 71-1*7 Nina Foust, SI I . m Doth* Mochrt*. tf .f 71 Gail Graham. If,f7» Barb Mucha. If .f f l Kris Ttchetter. S t.tx Meg Motion. If 0*1 Dnile Ammaccapan*. M.JJ* Allison Finney. M .I ll Michel* Redman. M.114 Dawn Co* Jones. M 1)4 Lori West. 14 1*4 Alice Miller, so ter Laurie Brower. SO X4 Julie LarseN.MMa Amy AleOil. U M 4 Cindy Mah Lytord. U (44 ShelNy Hamlin. W *44 Kelly Robbins. U I N Dina Ammaccapan*. U . l t i a Oebbi Mtho Koyama Judy Dickinson. *5,407 MictelieE Sllll, *5.407 Mis»i* Berteottl, U *07 71 71 71 7*— M7 72 71 70 71-1M 7)717171— X I 7) I f 71 7 1 -M l 7) 71 4f 71— T il 71 7104 7 * -)»4 7) 74 7) TO— XO 74 71 7) 7 l-lf 0 7171 7) 71— X0 I f 71 71 7 1 -XO 7) 7) 7) 7 1 -X 1 7 1 M X 7 1 -X I 71 71 X 71— X I Ti ll X 7 I - X I X 71 7) 7 a - X ’ 7) 7) X 7S— X I 74 M 7] 7*— X t 71 X 7 I 7 I - X 1 fl X X I O - X 1 X 74 7) 7)— Ml 14 7) 71 71— X I 74 X 71 7)— X I I ) 1 1 X 7 1 -X I New England Classic Scares SUTTON. Mass — FInal scores and money winnings Sunday ot th* It million New England Clastic on th* 7 M*yard, par 71 Pleasant Valley Country Club cosrrt* Paul Aim ge r.tlM 000 1 7Of *4 1* - 344 Jay Dotting IM 000 7)17*1*7-77) Bruce Fleiiher.tM 000 X * 7 * * 4 f-1 7 j Joey Slhdflar. 144 000 *4 * 7 X 44 - 374 Bobby Ciampeit. *44 000 U 7 U 7 re-174 Peter Jacobson. *17.37) M 7 I M M -1 7 1 Brad Bryant. *31.37) X 11 X 70-171 C u rtiiS tra n o e .U l.ir) X X 1)70-171 Will!* Wood. SDJ71 4* * 1X 71-771 Berry Cheesman. 12)000 * t7 li;ie -i7 i Steve Lowury. 121 000 M 4 f I f 77-274 David Proutes *1)000 72 *4 47 71-37* Gr#g Kfltt. » l f .11) I f X M 70-777 Je h n C o o 4 .llf.n l 7**7*170-177 B o b E k le s.llf.lll X U M 7 4 -1 7 7 Jim Mcgovern (1* 000 11(0)170-171 Nolan Henke. 111.000 71 *7*4 71-171 John Adam*. *1*000 X l f M 71-171 Senior Classic Scare* GRAND RAPIDS. Mich - Final scores and money winnings ot th* UK.OOO First Ot America Clastic an the *.414 yard, par 71 Highlands Galt Court* (■ won on third hoi* of sudden death playort) > Georg* Archar. M l -SCO *7 4*41-1** Chi Chi Redriguei. *44.00* *4 4* 43- its Jim Coitert. *44.000 *1*7 4 1 - Iff Le* Trevino. *11000 *7 4 7 * 4 - 200 Beb Murphy. 131.400 4* 4* *7- X I Dev* Slock ton 177.000 71 *4*1-302 Jim Dent. 111.77! *4 7**4-294 OiCk Hendrickson, tll.7 7 ) I f 4 * 0 * -JO* Jack K N Ie r.t11.77) 44 I f (0 — 70* Jest* Vaughn. 111.771 7141 TO-JO* Tommy Aaron. 117.4)0 X 4444-30! Butch Baird. 112 4)0 42 72 72-707 D IC k L o tt.lt.U ) 71 70*7-101 Roger Kennedy. 14,121 M 71*7-10* Jo* Jimenei. if *31 71 1* M — 101 Gibby Gilbert. M i l ) *4 X o f - TO* Bob E Smith. 1*421 70 44 *4-304 Ken Sllll. 14411 *4*1 71-20* Jim stelenlch. (7.10* (7 X 71-204 Jim Ferree. 17.104 *4 74 *4— 304 T Offl War go 11.172 *4 71 IB-710 Bob Rtith, 11 .12) *77) 70-210 Gay Brewer. S1.U1 M X 70-110 RockyThomp4an.SS.il) X X 70— 1to Leu Graham. 1)412 M X M -lt O Agim BlfdhJ. U.H1 M 71 11-110 Weekend Speris Traniactiens BASEB ALL American Laague CHICAGO W H IT E SOX - Placed Georg* Bell, designated hitler outfielder, on th* I ) day disabled list Recalled Matt Marullo. catcher, Irom Nashville ot th* American Association D E TR O IT TIO E R S - Signed Storm Davli. Pilcher Designated John Hudtk. pitcher, to Toledo ot Ihe International League tor assignment. TEX AS RANGERS - Activated Manuel Lee. intteldaf. from th* 1) day disabled list Placed Jett Huton, In I wider, on the IS day disabled list N ltM flll CIN CINNATI REOS - Activated Kevin Mitchell, outlielder. Irom th* IS day disabled list Waived Greg Caderel. pitcher, lor the purpose ol giving him his unconditional release COLORADO ROCKIES - Placed Andres Gaiarrage. tint basemen, on the t ) day disabled list Recalled Marcus Moore, pitch *r. and Pedro Cettellano. mlieider. Irom Colorado Springs of the Pacific Coast League Seni Scelt Fredrickson, pitcher, to Colorado Sprtnp FLORIDA M A R LIN S - Activated Bret Barberi*. secend baseman, tram th* lt d * , disabled list. Sent Out Pellder. InlWMer. to Edmenten*1 th* Pacilic Caast League. HOUSTON ASTROS - Activated Greg Swindell, pi letter, Irom th* II day disabled list Optioned Shane Reynolds, pitcher, to Tucson ol th* Pacilic Coast Laague NEW YORK M ETS Recalled gyan Thompson, outfielder, Irom Norfolk ol the International League. Placed D a rrin Jackson, outfielder, on the IS day disabled list. PITTSBURG H P IR A TE S - Sent Denny Neagi*. pitcher, to Buffalo ol th* American Association SAN FRANCISCO O IAN TS - Placed Mike Jackson, pitcher, on the IS day disabled list Recalled Tim Layana. pitcher. Irom Phoenii ol th# Pacilic Coast League F O O TB A L L Natienal Feetball League CIN CIN N ATI B E N G A L I - RtHeted Brian Caiay, offensive tackle NEW TO RK G IA N TS - Signed Michael Strahan. defensive end. to a two year con tract Waived Hakkan Bailey and Mike McFarland, defensive backs NEW ORLEANS SAINTS - Agreed to terms with Irv Smith, tight ted. on a tour year contract plus an option year. P H IL A D E L P H IA E A O L t S Signed James Joseph, running back, to k two year contract Released Robert Doherty, offensive lineman. PHOENIX CAR D IN ALS - Signed David Bratton. Hrwbecter. to a one year contract SAN O IEOO CHARGER S - Signed Gill Byrd, cornerback. and Mika Zendotthy. offensive lineman to one year contracts SAN FRANCISCO 4SERS - Signed Ricky Wallers, running back, to a two year con trod Waived Hurtle Brown, salaty S E A T T L E SIAM AW K S - Waived Anthony Green, wide receiver. Family, frionds, and Ians paid tribute to Davey Allison, shown hero alter winning the Winston 500 at Talladega Superspeodway In 1967, before the running of Sunday afternoon's DleHard 500 al Talladega. Tragedies — C o n tin u e d from I B Liz. who brought along their two small children, amt ended w ith his uncle. Donny Allison, taking No. 28 on one final spin around the truck. On top of that, m any fans made up signs and wore patches emblazoned with the No. 7 In remembrance of Alan hulwlckl. the d efen d in g W inston C u p champion who was killed In an April place crash. Now this. "Davey didn't die In racing and Stanley Sm ith crashed do­ ing what lie loved doing." said Dale E arn ha rd t, who won a thrilling race by abuul six Inches over Ernie Irvan. "T h e racing com m unity lias pulled together and done a good Job getting through what has happened to Davey and Alan. We've got to go on racing. It's our life.” Racing was Nell llonnrtt's life before he suffered a severe concussion In a 1990 wreck. The better he felt, the more unxlous he was to get back behind the wheel. Uonnett did Just ihut an S u n ­ day. driving one of Eurnhardl'n backup cars after a three-year layoff In another potential trag­ edy. his car became airborne on lap 132 and smashed Into the fence that protects the main grandstand. Uonnett clim bed from the car with only a bruised arm. “ Nell was out of the race car a long tim e." Earnhardt said. ‘‘It was his decision to get hack In It. Even If h r hud lieen seriously Injured, nobody would have been to blame. He was miserable not Ix'ing able to get In a race car I think litis was one of the hupplcst days he's had In n long time.” T h a i, more limit anything, perhaps sums up how a racer (cels about his sport — no mailer what hardship II has cuused him or Ihosr around him. Certainly no one came to the speedway came with a heavier heart than Uonnett. a close friend of Allison who was the llrst one lo reach his dawned helicopter. Uul he never gave much thought to aborting his comeback. “ It was like Dohby (Allison. Davcy's father) lold Nell a couple of nights after Davey died." Earnhardt said. "You've got to goon." Sllll. ll was an emotional duy at Tulludegu. The tears flowed freely as Liz Allison mustered up the courage to return to the track that was like her husband's second home, hut also the place where he lost his life. "I know that we can all hold on lo the memories of Davey and try to go along with our lives," she said. "D avcy's looking dow n on us today with a big smile on his face. H r would tie so proud of the love that you have shown to him and his family." Cowboys — C o n tin u e d fro m I B "It's sim ple." he says. "If wc pay what we project lo Em m ltt and (o T ro y Alkm au. that's 25 percent lo 33 percent for two players. What do we have left for the other 50?" The Cow boys aren't the only team with that dilemma. "You m ay Ik - belter off without a franchise-type quarterback." says Carl Peterson, president of the Kansas City Chiefs. "If you can get by w ith a $2 million guy Instead of a 64 million guy. that leaves you an extra 62 million lo spread around." Dallas, despite lls Super Howl victory, has one of the lowest payrolls in the N FL. with or without Sm ith. That's because the Cowboys rem ain the N F L 's youngest (cum. had few players eligible for unrestricted free agency, and were prevented from signing free agents by the "Rooney Rule." which prohibits u team ih.u reached the league champloshfp games from signing a player unless It loses one. Hut most oilier teams soared over the cap In this first seuson of free agency, and will probably have lo cul players they slgnrd when the cap lakes effect next season ut 67 percent of gross revenue. "It's like people with no llmil on their credit cards," Jones says. " T h e y Just keep spending und spending and spending, and suddenly (hey have lu gel rid of what they o w n ." Right now. Dallas' problem Is Smith, w ho lias completed three years and therefore Isn't eligible for free agency, which Ibis year lukrs effect after five seasons. Uul his coni ra d Is up, he's not ut training cam p and he doesn't plan lo be as long as the Cowboys' offer of 69 million over four years remulns on the table. The Cpwboys* problem worsened F rida y, when T h u r m a n T h o m a s signed u four-year deal worth $13,5 m il­ lion with Buffalo. Th a i left Jones and Sm ith 64 million apart and Jours saying things like: "It's not the running backs (hat win you lhe Super Howl. It's quarterbacks." Perhaps. Hut what Dallas has ul tailback without Sm ith Is Journeyman Derrick Gainer: Michael Beasley, who spent most of last year on ihr practice squad, and Derrick Lassie, a fourth-round drnfl pick who's spent most of this sum ­ mer nursing Injuries. Also. Hit* Cowboys have a plethora of young players who look like (he All-Pro team of ih r '90s — offensive tackle Erik W illiam s, center Mark Stepnoskl, defensive tackle Leon Lett, cornerback Kevin Sm ith, safety Darren Woodson and a half-dozen others they don't want lo see wander off aficr four years In the league. So Jones stonewalls Em m lll Smith: Sm ith and agent Richard Howell stonewall Jones and another prime Cowboy, wide receiver Michael In in , says he believes his teammate will sit oul as long as necessary. One reason Jo u rs seems w ill­ ing lo meet Aiknian's demands and not Sm ith's is agents — he finds Howell difficult. Hut J o n e s e njo ys the u b iq u ito u s Leigh S lctn b crg. Alkman's man. who makes a practice of fluttering the C ow ­ boys' management. Thai's even after Steinberg pulled off Ihc T h o m a s deal that shocked Jones. J o n e s sugg es t s llia l one alternative Is for Smllli to sign a line-year deal, then become the "franchise player" next year, which would guarantee (hat he Ik - paid among ihc league's top five running backs. Hut that still means he Jins lo sign Sm ith again next year, plus Alkmau. plus the entire offensive line and players like Le u, who in camp lids year looks like the league's next domiuuni defensive line­ man. And If Sm ith doesn't sign In lime for the season? That m ay be the next point of conflict between Jones and couch J im m y Johnson. "I can’t think of whul would liap|K-n to our offense without En un llt." Johnson says. Hustie lold Jones? �S.vilmu M.n.jhi S.mfnrd, Florld.i - Monday, July 20, 1W13 - 3D People Nectar plants attract ‘hummers’ IN BRIEF Atl-U-can eat pancakes T h e DeUnry Volunteer Fire men’s Assoc lutlon will be sponsoring n A llU -C a n Eat pancake break fast on Aug. H In Dcllary Fireball. Pancakes, sausage. Juice and coffee will la* served from 7 a.in. to 1 p .m . Admission for adults $.100. kids $1.50. Bridge tournament planned A Sectional Bridge Tournam ent Is planned by the Central Florida unit 240 of Th e American Contract Bridge League for Aug. 6. 7 and 8 at the Orlando Metropolitan Bridge Center. 750 Bennett ltd., two blocks East of Fashion Square. Game time 1:30 and 7:30 p.m. on F'rlday and Saturday and noon on Sunday. Duplicate bridge players will compete for silver points. Novice events are planned every day. featuring a pro/am event Friday night. A Pro Is any player with a lib* master rating and an amateur Is any player w ith O to 99 points Entry fees are $5.50 each session and 84.50 for 99cr event free coffee, soft drinks, snacks and prizes every session. A coffee will be held w ith International director Kojac on Saturday at 11:30 a.m. For more Information call Ja rry Stapleton at 859-0486 or Bill Slump at 422*57111. Partnerships will lx* arranged by calling Martlec Mascarrnbas at 380*1773 or A rena Graves at 058 0124. Luau dinner dance to be an event The Sons of Italy will t>c having a Hawaiian Loan Dinner Dance, at the Lodge on A u g 14. Dinner Is at 0:30 p m ., the dance will begin at 8 p.m W ill serve Hawaiian style buffet and music by Hay Pelro from Ocala. Donation will be 812.00 per person. I don’t know of a more rewarding site than to discover tluil hum m ingbirds are visiting the garden. Th e y seem to flaot on air and add a special touch to the garden. A ll those that arc equally as Interested should "gel the red out" for hummingbirds. "H um m ingbirds migrate through Florida alter their warm winter In Mexico and South America and are best known for their love of red-colored flowers.” said Joe Schaefer, wildlife extension specialist at University of Florida’s Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences IIFAS). Attracting the popular tiny bird requires not only red flowers, but specific kinds of red flowers. While the Ideal color is red. orange or pink, hum m ingbirds need specific types of nectar plunta, like the nectnr In tubular (lowers which are either large and solitary or In loose, drooping clusters. It’s best to plant several species of (lowering plants and arrange them In several groupings. Nesting hum m ingbirds are aggressive and territorial around a food source, so having more than one flower garden will allow several hum m ingbirds fo Iced at the same lime without conflict, Schaefer recom m ends the follow ing hum m ingbird favorites: Cora! Bean. Red Star Hibiscus. Lantana. Tru m p e t Vine. Coral Honeysuckle. Butterfly Milkweed. Red Basil. Cardinal Flower. Scarlet Morning G lory. Cypress Vine and Standing Cypress. Most of these plants require full sun. There arc several Florida natives that attract hum m ingbirds. Schaefer said hummingbirds, often called "h u m m e rs ." will be busily building their nests In early spring and will need plenty of G A R D E N IN G T R IC IA TH O M A S nectar to get the Job done. Now’s a good time to start planning your spring bum m er flower garden Isn’t tl wonderful that the hum m ingbirds like flowers as m uch as wc do! H um m ingbirds us** the nectar from flow­ ers to sustain their fast paced lifestyle In fact, hummers give new meaning to the old cliche "cat like a bird " According to Schaefer, they must feed every 10 in 15 m inutes from daw n until dusk. H u m ­ m ingbirds ran rat more than ball ibeii weight In food and right-tim es their weight In water each day. Those who have had little success at tra d in g hummers with artificial nectur supplements should consider using both necta r su pplem ents and ret! flowers. Schaefer explained that while the sugary solution may appeal to the bird’s sweet tooth. It provides little nourishment. T h e sugar solutions must Ik * kept fresh and. therefore, requires changing on a regular basis. Florida’s hot weather can cause bacterial Infections In the solutions that can lie fatal to the birds If they are left out too long. It’s recommended that feeders be placed where rain will not dilute thr nectar and out of direct sunlight. Sugar solutions can be rnudr using one part white granulated cane sugar to four parts water. Heat the sugar solution to help dissolve ih r sugar and after It has cooled, |x>ur it Into a red feeder. It Is not necessary to add red food coloring. T h e birds will be attracted to the red feeders. Schaefer cautioned that using a sweeter solution, a sugar substitute or honey might Ik * lethal to bummers. It Is also very Important to clean feeders with hot water and white vinegar, never w ith via p or bleach. Oftentimes, sugar solutions attract more ants tlian birds A simple solution: moisten the banging wire with a little vegetable oil. F in a lly, for those w ho have always wondered w h y the little bird Is called a "h u m m in g b ird ." It’s not because It sings. Th e name was coined after hearing the buzzing, nr "h u m m in g ." sound produced by the rapid movement of the b ird ’s wings. No |K*stlcldes should Ik * used In hu m ­ m ingbird gardens. If the flowers have lieen treated. It is likely that the nectar has been contaminated. Hum m ingbirds also provide biological Insect control, since they feed extensively on small Insects such as gnats, aphids and spiders. Bathing sites can Ik * Im portant. H u m ­ m ingbirds rarely need to drink water but they will liathc In a variety of locations provided the water ts extremely shallow. For more Information on hum m ingbirds, drop by the Cooperative Extension Office at 250 W . C o u n ty Home Road. Sanford, for a list of native nectar plants to attract "h u m m e rs " to your garden. Toastmasters m eet at SCC Seminole Com m unity College |SCCJ Toastmasters C lub *0581 will meet every Tuesday. 7:30 p m . , at Seminole Com m unity College. Contact Roselln Bonham at 323 8284 for more information Kiwanis Club of Casselberry meets Klwanls C lub of Casselberry meets every Tue sd ay at 7:30 a.m .. ut Village Inn. comer Dog Tra ck Road and U S Highway 17*92 In Longwood. For Information, call 8 3 1-8545. Garden of the Month Weekly Lions Club meeting Vivid colors electtcally splashed the entrance to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Haley at 1101 Cornell Dr., Sanford, earnod l oom the G a rden of the M onth for August. A variety of hanging baskets add dimension to the d is p la y . T h e g a rd e n was chosen by Chat Horrell and Mary Lou McDonald of the Camellia-Rose Circle for the Garden Club of Sanford. Th e Sanford Lions Club meets every Tuesday at noon at the American Legion on South Sanford Avenue. For Information, call 321*0700. LakeJMary Optimists meet weekly Th e Optimist Club of Lake Man* mrets every Tuesday at 7:00 p.m ,, ut 109 E. Crystal Lake Ave. Icorner nl Crystal Lake and Country C lub Knudl. Visitors are welcome. Take off pounds sensibly Members of Take Off Pounds Sensibly. TO P S . Invite the public to Join them on Tuesday evenings from 7 to 8 p.m. ut the First Christian Church. 1607 Sanford z\vr., Sanford. Th e group now has a private room to weigh |K*opIc between 6:15 and 6:45 p.m. Each week a different program on weight loss will lie conducted. For more Information about the club, call 323*1768 or 323*1664. Panic Attack group to meet Agoruphobla/Panlc A ttack Support G ro u p meets each Tuesday at 8 p.m. at West Luke Hospital. 589 W. State Hoad 434. Longwood. The support group Is for those who are afraid to go out of their house and I k *active In public. Overeaters to gather A regular mccllng of Ovcrcatcrs Anonym ous is conducted on Tuesdays ut 7:30 p.m. at Florida Power and Light. 301 Myrtle Ave.. Sanford. For more Information, call Carol at 322-0657. Nar-Anon to offer help Nor-Anon, a self-help group for relatives and friends of addicts, will meet Tuesday ut 8 p.m. at Urlando General Hospital. For morr Information, call 869*6364. 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A bby. think about this: If one person at each stop signal gave you a dollar, and the signal changed 30 times an hour, ami you stood there for eight hours a day, you could make 8240 a day. Realistically, the figures are probably much higher. I recently saw a family (a mother, father and three young children) standing at a busy I n t e r s e c t i o n h o l d i n g tlic s r "homeless" signs. Not only is this dangerous. It’s emotional blackmail. Please comment. L E T I C I A IN B R A D EN TO N . PLA. D E A R L E T I C I A t Homeless people do not have to beg. There arc missions for the homeless In every city. T h e wife of one of the execu­ tives at the Los Angctrs Tim es Invited me to have lunch at a downtown mission for women where she was a volunteer. What an eye-opener! I met women of all ages who had found themselves homeless In th« service S2AN A. W A TTER S C H A N U T E AIR F O R C E B A SE. HantouL III. — A irm an Scan A. W allers bos graduated from llualr launched missile systems maintenance course here. Students were taught opera­ tion. inspection u n d tro u ­ bleshootin g of n lr launched missile systems. In uddltlon. students learned principles of e le c tro n ic s , m ic ro -e le c tro n ic digital com puters. A ir Force m aintenance procedures and missile safety. T h e airman Is the son of Kcim P. Walters of 617 E. Hay Ave.. Um gw nod. and Carolyn I Wat t er s of 611 S . F o u rth St.. Leesvlllc. La. for one of a number ol reasons: widowed, dlorecd. hopeless taintly problems, alcohol, drugs, no Insurance, no credit, and they c o u ld n 't com e up wi t h the money for rent. Some had lived In their ears until they had to sell them In order to rat. Som e women lived at the mission. One formerly well-to-do 5 O ■l s h w o m a u b a d h e r hcuulllully groomed 18-yrar-old Persian cat with her. Tha i visit also opened m y eyes to (lit* generosity of the volun­ teers w ho could have been playing golf or bridge, hul had volunteered to w ork In the mission kitchen preparing soup by th e g a l l o n s a n d l u s t y He is a 1992 graduati- ol Seminole High School. Sanford. meutlu.il’ Wh.u a valuable learning ex­ perience ll was for me. I re­ commend It lor women (and men. loo) with time on their hands and chari t y In their hearts. C L A S S IF IE D A D S W O RK FDD YO U! Ukifcfi't tata* o«ir wuni for n, C a N Todwy T o lta c< Vi h i * Aril San font lit raid 323-2611 BONUS C O N E H E A D S es) .IM S 1:15 4:U M l t l ! J l O PTHEYdAR * ) ^ 1 2 :3 0 3JO 5 : r 7:40 9:<0-/ STAKEOUT r snow white 1:t 01:10 5:10 e T \ Son in Law 7 ^ 0 0 j ^ HI£K ENDATBERTHESI M O B J J •m 1:00 3:10 5^0 7:45 9:50— / LINE FIRE ( I N THE ^ w i L L y ^ i l OF {E lJ *.12:45 2:45 4:45 7:15 9 :1 5 -^ V -1 3 .0 0 130 5.00 ja o io jo - ^ tW U U f ^ k „ , , — . A f jU R A W C W W K ^ l 1 & S iS ® V 12:00 2:30 5.W 7:3010:00 J n—12:10 2:10 4:10 7:10 9 :1 0 ^ m J f SLEEPLESS A [k i T I N S E A T T L E Q5D 1:30 4:00 7:00 9:30 P " J V 1:10 3:15 5J0 7:40 9:40 J fu V iu s , A LL MOVIES IN S T E R E O SOUND �4B - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Monday. July 26. 1993 L e g a l N o tic e s 71— H e lp W a n t e d CLASSIFIED ADS IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T. E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT. IN A N D FOR SEM IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A CASE NO.i 41 7*44 CA U K C A L IF O R N IA F E D E R A L BANK. « Federal Savina* Bank, a t luccettor In Inlaratl to California Federal Savino* and Loan A no t lalion. Plaintiff, y» ROBERT H YLER ; VEST M A N A G E M E N T CO INC. a Florida corpora I Ion SOUTH EAST LAND T IT L E A SALES CORP . a dittolvad Florida cor poration JAM ES M ER R IM A N . and JOHN DOE and JA N E DOE tOCCUPANTSI. Dafmdanlt NO TICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO C H A P TE R 41 N O TIC E IS G IV E N that pur tuanl lo a Sum m ary Final J u d g m t n l a n la r t d In lha abova itylad cauta I will tall lo lha hignatl and batt biddar lor caih on Augutl 17, Iff], at IT .00 a m at lha watt front door ol lha Samlnola County Coorthouta Sanlord Samlnola County. F lor Ida. tha following datcrlbad proparty Tha Wait too laal ol Lott I and 3. Block * . Rotalind Haightt. according to tha plat tharaol at racordad In Plat Book J. Paga 47. ol tha Public Racordt ot Samlnola County. Florida D A T E D July JO. IW3 N O TICE AM ERICANS W ITH D IS A B IL ITIE S A C T OF l»»0 AdminittrativaOrdar No 47 17 Partont with a ditablllty who naad a ipacial accommodation to participata In thlt procaadmg ttiou d contact ADA Coordinator al M l N Park Avanua. Suita N M l. Sanford. Florida J177I at laatl lira dayt prior lo tha p ro c a a d ln g T la p h o n a I r O n j I ) 41)0 E > l 4717 1 1 0 0 4 } } 1 7 7 I ( T D O I . or I too *JS 17701V ). via Florida Ralay Sarvica M AR YA N N E M ORSE. Clark ol lha Court* By Jana E Jatawlc Pcblith July 7* A Augwtl 7. If t ) D E G 777 Sem inole 3 2 2 -2 6 i1 CLASSIFIED DEPT HOURS U c o n M c u tfv * t i m e t _______ 57* a Dm / consecutive t i m e t ...._____ 70* a line 3 cnneecutive titnre .91 c i line FRIDAY CLO SED SATURDAY A SUNDAY 1 tim e____ — _______ | 1 .1 9 i line R j I m ate per Issue, based on 3 lines * 3 U n a s Minimum ADJUSTMENTS AND CREDITS: In the event of an error In an ad, the Sanford Herald wfll be reeporttibia tor the Aral Insertion only and only lo the extent ol the coat ol that Ineertion. Please check your ed lor accuracy the first day It 12— E l d e r l y C a r e LA K E SID E MANOR ACLF ct l e f t a q u ie t. c h a rm in g lakatlde home tor adult attiitad living Private roomt 74 hr tu p e rv ltlo n Betlv 21—Personals ADOPTIONS Free medical care, trampor talion count# IIng private doctor plut living aipam ai Bar r777»IS Call Attornar Jahn Ftitkar_________ i aoe »>7 uta 23—Lott 8> Found LOST C A T Vicinity Enlerprite Otlaan Rd I7M R E W A R D ' 17 yr old man grieving over loti cal large black twhila m a rk in g * ) m )* a d bread named "Big Fool 771 »** LOST FEMALE CAT. Torfone Uiall dark cal ICO w white ipol on chin E itt SI off I 4 in DeBary ' ’Pandr Reward 407 77* 07*1 R EW A R D • U M I Lott dog! tmall gray and while Shih Tlu. tamale, a 7 lb* Lo*' from Remington Oak*. Lake Mary on 4/77 No tag* 771 1771 25— S p e c i a l N o t ic e s I. 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Eaty Quality NoCollelareH*** a*70 71— H e l p W a n t e d ADO TO YOUR INCOM E S E LLA V O N NOW! CALL 11) llJ I a r 111 0411 A G E N TS AVON. Earn lo SON No door,door Guaranlaad 40%ditcounti San d illl 1141 t AGENTS REAL ESTATE! Nothing tuccaadi Ilka tu ccn i We re wall into our Ird decade ol training *ucce*ilul agent* Nolicanta’ Wa'llhatpf W A TSO N R EA LTYC O R P R EALTO R S 111 1)4* BUG E L IM IN A TO R F u ll pay while learning! I m m e d i a t e o p e n in g * Benefit*t Call lor Into! AAA E M P L O Y M E N T N t Fa* Till Hirtd Lav* Fte-Tarm* Available 740 W. lllh SI.. 171117* BULK AGGREGATE HAULER To tarvic* Central FL area M ull hav* tingle ai*t truck and be able lo haul up lo I torn Pleat* call Phil or Jerry al Pabbt* Junction 111 ill* 1 A Y I O M I I K A . O F H V I V A O V X O 1 A Y I O M H E X M S I 9 K U I f H I V A K • ♦ CAFETERIA WORKER NO N lG H t S . 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O f H and inow and tc* rip e rlenc* plut a good driving record call I *04 If* *454 RESTAURANT FRANCHISE Z X 1X ' M P 71— H e lp W a n t e d C h ild C a r e H I I L F I P U EXEC HOUSEKEEPER Mull h*v* motel houtakaap ing aiperience A demanding ot) lor a per ton who know* whal it t a i n to manage a houlrkeepmg department bring your reference* or call lor an interview Super I MoNl a:io S H u W . 371 Ju t EXPERIENCED SEWING ' MACHINE OPERATORS SAn Dal Manulatlor mg I* .iicepling application* lor E X P E R I E N C E D IN D U S TRIAL lenlng machine Opel .Hon only Atr epting apphea lion* Ihru July Ind 11an again Hailing July lllh tor hiring lo tiegm July IJlli Paid holiday* and vat alien atr conditioned facility 77*0 Old Lai* Mary Rd Sanlord 407 M l 1*10 TACIORY/ASSEMBLV Dependably mat** female* cj* 4101S40 refundable la* GOOD WORKERS N E E D E D Daily work daily pay U 50'hr and up Report 5 10 AM Corner ol If 47 and Park Or 111 7410 Hairstylist Full or Part lima 15 00 hr 1 up Paid vacation! and tom* paid Holiday*) F a n la illc lim f ln Sanlord 171 4045_____ HAPPY E LV E S ChlMcort. Lk Mary, naad* *ip . orgamiad Caregiver Teacher. W natural love lor Children H U » Heafner Tires And Products IA larg* Who lev*I* dillfibu •or) Ha* an Immediate open i n g | o r D E L IV E R Y W AR EH OUSE PERSON Mutt h4v* good driving record Experience prater rrd Eicallanl ling* banalilt Apply in par ton III Com m arca Way Sanlord 1111471 H e iq Collision Body Person M L _ Mutl hav* own tool* E ipari ancaraquired Apply in parton 4 AM 1 PM Sanlord Palnl and Body. 1441 Country Club Rd. Sanlord 177 M M ____________ HELPERS/LA BORERS I V H D F C K W X I I O P H C I Bdrid. Landscapers DEADLINES 11 Noon Tha Day Before Pubkcaton Sunday And Monday 3 30 P M Friday tim HHar la »* oghw *unM tor nr raawrvakwoaguabx V IM Full lima, 171*111 i r i EASY WORK TO O A Y . G E T PAID TODAY I SPRINT S IA I I INC, 1)4 J0II Tueaday thru Friday pm m . part m i m nan* •F PRIVATE P A R T Y R A TE S 9:00 A.M. • 5 : X P J I . M O N D AY thin CELEBRITY CIPHER p Irrigation Installers Scheching may mctuda Herakj Advertaer at tie com ot an additional day Cancel whan you got ratirti Pay orVytcv day* your adruiaatiaiaanmad Uta M daeenpBon tor i m i m i taeUB Copy muet toaow nccauMta typo graphical tram •Commercial frequency rale* ara avidatta Plaintiff, N O TICE UN D ER F IC TITIO U S N AM E S T A T U T E Notice It hereby given that the undertigned punuant lo the "Flcflllout Name Act." Chaptar M l Ot Florida Statute* will rag itttr with lha Florida Depart menl ol Slate upon receipt ol proof of the pubi'ca’ .on ol thlt notice, the Itctltlou* name, lo wit: S PEC IAL IN V E S TIG A TIO N U N L IM IT E D . INC. under which we eipect lo engage In butinett al 7S4 S E. Lake Street. Long wood. Florida 777)01177 N O B EL SERVICE CO RPO R ATION By: DouglatW. Caudill, V.P. Publlth: July 14. tttl D E G 717 Orlando - W inter Park 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 NOWACCEPTNG IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT OF TH E S TA TE OF F LO R ID A . IN A N D F O R SEM IN O LE C O U N TY C IV IL DIVISIO N CASE N O .M 1444C A U L A S S O C IA T E S F I N A N C I A L S E R V IC E S O F A M E R I C A . IN C .. S U C C E S S O R A N D ASSIG N EE O F M E L L O N FI N A N C IA L SER V IC ES CO RPO R A TIO N . vt P A U L G. M OORE A N D JA N E DOE M O O R E. HIS UNKNOW N W IF E . JO H N DOE AND JA N E D O E . UNKNOW N TE N A N TS . U N IT E D S T A T E S OF A M E R IC A . S TA TE O F FLOR ID A D E P A R T M E N T O F H E A L T H A N O RE H A B I L I T A T I V E S E R V IC E S ; A N D R U TH P O W ELL. ANO A N N E M MOORE A N D JOHN D O E M O O R E . H E R UN KNOW N HUSBANO. WHO ARE N O T KNOWN T O BE A L IV E OR D E A D . IF LIV IN G , IN C L U O IN O A N Y U N K N O W N SPOUSE OF SAID D E F E N D A N T I S ) . IF R E M A R R IE D . A N D IF D E C E A S E D .T H E R E S P E C T IV E U N K N O W N H E IR S . D E V IS E S . G R A N T E E S . A SSIG N E ES. C R E D I T O R S . L IE N O R S . A N D T R U S TE E S . AND A L L O T H E R P ER S O N S C L A IM IN G B Y . T H R O U G H . U N D E R OR AG AIN ST TH E NAM E DEF E N D A N TlS I Dalandantlt) N O TIC E O F SALE Notice It hereby given that, pursuant to a Final Summary Judgment of Forecloaure an fared In the above tty lad cauta. In the Circuit Court ol Samlnola County. Florida. I will tall the properly tiluale In Samlnola County. Florida.detcribedat. Lot ITT. Longda la Subdlvltlon. Flrtt Addition, ecctrdlng lo tha Plat tharaol ad racordad In Plat Book 11. Paga ft of lha Public Racordt ol Samlnola County. Florida A/K/A toil R a im i Streel. Long wood. Florida 77710 al public tala, lo tha hlgnatl and bail biddar. lor cath. A T TH E W EST FR O N T DOOR. SEMI H O LE C O U N TY CO UR T HO USE. SANFORD. FLO R ID A , at 11:00 A M . on Augutl It, ITfl. D A T E D : July 71, tttl M A R YA N N E MORSE C L E R K O F C IR C U IT CO U R T BY Jana E. Jatawlc Deputy Clark Publlth: July 74 A Auguil 7. m i O EG 771 INSTALLER TRAINEE Vertical blind* and cut torn window traalmant* 70 40 hr/ wk Work van turn Call 171 1144 lor interview ____ F P U U P W J Hiring now1 F ull lima 414 4101*40 r* I undabla IN D U STR IA L W ORKERS. V* ritly ol povitiont available In lo c a l a r e a I n c l u d in g war* h o u t* , thlp ping receiving, dith room, ale Soma lilting involved Never a I**1 GPC Temparary Service*. 1705 S 17 41 *1} l i l t Full time. CDL Clatt D ra qulrad 177 4111______________ L IM Q IR IE SELLS al undar cover wear taihlon *how* For woman only Sue 110 7100 LO N O D IS TA N C E ' DRIVERS Mutt have over tha road t i p Good rat* rag'd Call apply MSC Trucking Corp 1431 W Itt SI, Sanford, FL 407 177 7S4J LOOKING FOR Mature outgo mg individual to train In lha Upholilary butineti Evp helpful BUT not necettary U 00 par hr Sand ratuma to Blind Bo> 700 P O Boi 14*7. Sanlord FL 17777____________ MECHANICS Ewell Indutlnat I* accepting application* lor a heavy truck mechanic In lha long wood area M ull pait phytical and drug te rttn Full banafit package Apply at 1150 High Siraal. Lonywood FOE M ED IC A L LPN f ull lima. 7 ] and II 7 Charge Nuria ponlion* Evperiencein long term ta rt highly da tireable Orug tree work pla ce C a n la c fi D a ba ry Manor *t N Hwy 17*1. Da bary. FI >1111 *4*441* M ED IC A L 71-Help Wanted 93 — R o o m s fo r R e n ! TRAD ESM AN A rt you looking lor a career you can ttay with I Full tram Ingheral Hiring right awayl AAA E M P L O Y M E N T Na Faa Till Hlrad la w F a a T trm t Avallabla TM W .tSIh S I. 1111174 W AR EH O U S E ANO G EN E R A L LA B O R H E L P N E C D E D I Bonut lor driver* All thill* available Daily pay. no la* Report ready to work 1 Warn. Indutlrlal Labor Svc . 1411 French Ay No phon* call* WAREHOUSE It N E E O E D Maitland Unloading loading SI par hour > 4 } AM 1 PM. Mon F rl Own phon* and Irantporlation a mutl Navar a faa! Help Partaanal. *74 4744 73— E m p l o y m e n t W a n te d W IL L C LE A N out your carport garaga lo toil you Yard work odd lob*, ale 111 1411 PART TIME BINDERY HELP Naadad Call 4*10477_________ Pari Tim* laasini CocmilUnt For on* of FI largtl prop, mgmt CO Beautiful com mu nily in Sanlord E ip a + . wk end* a mutl Call 771 4114 or I n return* lo 171 4711 EOE P A R T TIM E O F F IC E CLER K Happy tpotl Eaty dull#*I Th u bott will tram completely I AAA E M P L O Y M E N T No Faa Till Nlr*d Law Faa T r r m i Availably 74* W. um SI . 771117* C L E A N . F U R N IS H C O room, w’ hit avail 111 wk S I) lac Downtown 177 1444 IN P R IV A T E Long wood homy Partially lurnlthad 141 wk, 150depot,I Call 1)4 3540 LIV IN G , B C D ., BATH. P rlv anl *150 thar* kit, ALSO Elllcancy w/balh, pnv anl |7Swk plut dtp SallorcabN. turn or^uniurn J74I70I__ F R I V A T I Entrant a. Hitlerical ditt *75 wk |71 MCurlty dapotlf Cable 331 *413_______ S AN FO RD . Room* lor rani 5J5 wk Kilchan prlvtrga* Altar 4 PM call 114 4711 SANFORD. 14X74 ROOM Ifouia prlvlag**, w ith dryar. pool *40 wk me I util 111 1111 SU N LA N D A/C. wither, dryer, kilchan prlvilaga*. quiet S71 wk No drool,I I H 4777 97— A p a r t m e n t s Home to Share CASSELBERR Y 1 Roomt lo rani, pool, air, dithwathar 1741 mo ♦ Sac dap 441 a m MALI WANTS lamala It ifcara poal t>d* candy Mutl like I* hav* lew Fraaranl 111 4*44 M A TU R E - F E M A L E lo there horn* l l i o m o p lu l *t a lactrie 177 1714 NOTICE Lawn's Landing AH rental and real atlala advert•lament* ar* »ub|*cl to tha Federal Fair Houtlng Act. which make* ll Illegal lo advartlt* any preference |lm llalion or d itcrlm ln a llo n bated on race, color, rallglon. i* i handicap, lamilial tfafu* or national origin 1A 1 B O R M V IL LA S R ENT TO O W N C R E D IT N O P R O B LEM AppliC4llont lor 3 Bdrm Horn** How Bring Accepted 323-4923 MARINER'S VILLAGE Laka Ada I bdrm, 11*0 mo 1bdrm. *410 mo and up SANFORD I bdrm collag*. complete privacy OH Ureal parking *140 par weak plu* *700 tecurity include* ulllitla* ________ Call 771 7471________ SANFORD I BDRM adulH no pall, quial rat area. 1744 ft10_uP * Orp 773 4014 V E R Y C LE A N A Nke. Ulii Paid, fenced yd Pirate call 1714774 leave manage ) BEDROOM. I B A TH lurnlthad apartment *141 month, plut *11* dapotlf. year laat*. pleat* call 114 4MI 3 2 J J 6 7 0 _____ Quiet Single Story Catiietarry, I bdrm 1 3 ■ bdrm Attic Storage1 Call Joan lor appoinlmtnl 444 4777 SANFORD 5 B rit Kapl Sacrall Pool A L a u n d ry , I A 1' bedroom* Convenient lock lionl Call Pal. 337 « * » TWO FORM unfurnlkTiad apt •II S Park Av* 1371'mo. w '* 140dap Call 171 8447 I B D R M 4 fllc l4 A C f. quial lX »'m o . sxn dap util Inc 4 mile* wail ol I Con 44 1711)17 I BEDROOM. S77S month plut 1771 tecurity depoll I A ralar tenet _________177 1147 F u rn is h e d / R en t ONE B D R M I balk Furmihrd alticfancy. Sanlord 1131 mo SW OdwUf »4 7W P R IV A T E , larg* t bdrm apt newly pamlad lull III* bath country living1 Power, water lurn'ihad 1171 mo plut dep NO P F T S I 7 J '417 U n f u r n is h e d / R e n t C A S IE LB E R R Y A R EA Stud-o I and 1 bedroom aparlmanlt availably from *374 Call Maluta. *44 4M4_____ CO N VEN IEN T A N D S P A C IO U t C A IL G E N E V A GARDENS AP TS. ■ ________ 7777444 L A K E JE N N IE A P A R TM E N TS t Bdrm Aplt Available Fra* waterr**tf 774 t t l l 103— H o u s e s U n f u r n is h e d / R e n t B E A U T IF U L 4 7 lamily home *700 plu* dtp M u ll taal San turd Court Comm 771 1MI H IO D E N L A K E Sanlord'Laka Mary 1 bdrm. 1 blh lanced yard ttli-m o call 447 714* LET A SPECIALIST .& DO IT! & NURSING ASSISTANT 11PM 7AM and 7 Jpm *hlH lull lim a Apply In p trtc n Lakev.*w Hurting Clr . 414 E TndSI Sanlord______________ M ED IC A L T R A IN E E i *7 hr! f«o experience needed I Learn all phaea* o< franc path and ait It ling Banalilt AA A E M P L O Y M E N T N* Fa* Till Hired Law Fee Ta m il AvailabN 7*4 W. 74141S I, M i l l f* N A T IO N A L P U B L IS H IN G F IR M naad* paopi* lo label p o i l c a r d t f r o m horn* uoo wk e*I your own hour* C a ll I 400 740 7177 (SI 44 mln/10 yr* e ) or Writ# P A A S E I7R. 141 S U n coinw ay . N Aurora IL40U3 O F F IC E M A IL C LE R K Sort and attamble main Fun placal Eaty |obl Hurry! AAA E M P L O Y M E N T N* Fa* Till Hlrad Law Faa-Tam il AvailabN 144 W . Ml* I L . 111-1174 Ureal parking 114 4471______ LARGE 1 Badream, 3 'j bath I *lory. Fplc . prlv yd., dack, * } » mo water, tawar In Ciudad 174 4737_____ ______ __ 9 9 -A p a rtm e n ts P T 10 IS PM 4 45 AM Sub acuta care evp highly da Ur able but not raguirtd Will tram Salary dependent upon evperienct Contact Dabary Miner. 41 N Hwy 17 *7. Oa bary, FI 77711. *444414_______ M ED IC A L LPNS U n f u r n is h e d / R e n t F u r n is h e d / R e n t A TM O S P H E R E . Oulal A Claanl A C . kitchen uta. phon* E m ployed M 5 h up 774 4445 C LE A N ROOMS. lln «N tN rting IfO / w h . K llc h t n . phene, laundry, video gamrt. all 91— A p a r t m e n t s / RN 4 10 AM 1 W PM and 7 H PM 10 10 PM F/T and P/T thrift On tha iob training providrd Mult enroll in a cartifird nurimg a m ita nt court* and ihow proof •* complalron within 40 day* or a 1per rerxrd and ragitlarad lo challang* the fail wlfhln 7 wk* Ol amploymanl Drug Ira* work place Cantact Debary Manor. 4* N. Hwy 17 *1. Do bary, FI 77711.444 *474_______ M EO IC A L 99— A p a r t m e n t s 97— A p a r t m e n t s Lawn Service " R o tT cT Electrical F L O R ID A S T A T E R E O U IR IS •II contract#** b* ragittarad or cart 11lad To vorlty a Hat* c o n tra c to r* lic a m * c o ll l 400 147 7440 Occupational L leant** ara required by tha county and can ba verified by celling 111 1110. a il 7*17 M A S TE R E L E C T R IC IA N L k ’d/ln* 14 hr* Fair p rictil R a il *EROOM 141711*4)1 Addlilons A-------Remodeling RE * /COMM. Vinyl Siding . A lu m . F ra m in g , D ry w a ll, D o v L Ranting. Cane rat* m d R - OR. Beni. cacaitaa* RSS/COMAL new homat Sine* 14*0 In area Call anytime! Miller, m 4#44 GCaoi444 " " " " T ir p e n f r y C A R P E N T E R All kind*cl horn# regain, painting A ceramic F lo o r in g Lake Clearing H ARD W O O D FLOORINO Intlall Sanding F inithing TO M O LS E N 1 411434 7747 W E E D R4HI4V4I. Likofronl Raitnilon Pond* Craaliv# land Mg ml Call 444 4177 Hom e im p ro vem en f M a so n ry KL DOES IT ALL Fla If right nt a price you can aHord Lie d/In* From itart to Itnieh Carpentry, plumb ing. aiacfrical. and roofing tvet 31 yr* of aiparianc* No |ob loo big or tmall Call n * 7411 ar 114 M M 7* hr* RIJ[ WAY V.M SHOW • *• III flljR k fia rd G ro n ^ n iJ o n C le a n in g S e r v i c e C H R IS TIA N W OMAN wilt clean vac anl occupied ratidenca or olficetMan S H I.'I li>4 S F R t N O C L E A N I N G , in outlfda Raniait Alto wkty. ra W ^ N In d o w k J o o ^ M f t* C o n cre fe A O D T r lo S u T io c k r T u c c T ilabt. walk*, paHo*, damoii Hon. L k . n m . t a p - 444-4114 C A P TA IN C O N C R E TE . Wayne Baal. 7 Man Quality Qpara I Ion 1lie IM tn 4 a 7441_______ C O N C R E T E . Blech, Elate bib., pool dock* A pool plaliar Ing 7>yr* *>p 1-447 144 4414 R A N D Y 'S Q U A L IT Y LAW N Comply!* pro car# tinea 1440 Clean ug*. hauling 1714714 TO M A J I F F ’* LAW N C AR EI Ra* /Comm . dapandabi*. low rate*I Free**!_______ M b 7074 T U R F TR IM M ER S Lew rafat. Fr*o e t t . Rat A comm I Hma/yr round I Ral 171114* ■ RICK, block, t fan*, tlucca. and enneraf*. Alto repair* No lab tee email Proa aaf *14 4*47 TW P MA44M4RV. 4 rk k . Plocn. SluCCO. Concral# flanov* Iron* L « /In* 111 7444 O u t s id e L ig h t in g R EP LAC E Parting lot. pot# A bldg tacurlfy light* Paint A rapart S W S 7410110 Le t T h la D ta p U y A d W o r k F o r T o o ... CoU ClaiofflM H o m e R e p a ir s M A R IN O H am a R e p a ir, tpacialltlng in tmall |obt C R C M M « F f jj# t llin il4 Lawn Service K EN N IS O N LAW N CAR E Pro Low ra le * C o m m e rcia l Ratldantlal Lie. A In* 477 4477 LA R R Y ’ S LAW N A T R E E . Prolattlonal Sarvica. Fra* E ll Lle/lnt 1711*41 P a in t in g CORINO P AIN TIN O and Pr* tier a Cleaning Top quality Fra ottl Inl/Eal 177 3171 CUSTOM P A IN TIN O by Jatlray Power, ml # a l. HCd. In* FraaEtHmala* 1114U1 K A H P AIN T A N D R EM O D EL Fra# Ettimaiatl Raft .lie. Na lobtoo *mall I *44 4144 P re s s u re C le a n in g DUN RITE Clean driveway*, roof*, pool deck*, walk*, howtat Ira* **t Sum oa r SgociaHI 171-4177 T IM S E X TE R IO R C LE A N IN G Prompt raliabi* tarvic# R*aton*b|#raf#»ni*ill Trash Hauling AFFO R D AB LE H A U L IN G Will claan. haul Hath You name lit W ^ lh a u M flC jllM lM * * S w im m i n g P o o l Servlce/F?tpalr PAUL'S POOL S E R V IC E . INC W* do II all I Froaatl Slatalk/mt H I 7141 ~~ TTfe----------- CERAM IC T IL S 4 M A R B LE, aa pariancad In Tree Service E C H O L S T R E E SVC U c ». In* "Lai lha Prolattlonal* do It.** Fraaatlimala* 777 7774 Tim Is money But II eNfr Ukaa an kMtaid la call a ctavalAcd ankaperaon and get your merchandfa* « - -A J I T -------- 4 J S H m n o iie n u a _________3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 _________ Is l o i r s / > 1‘c r Month, ( t i l l ( lu.s.sifirtl. - i 2 ’ '2 J ‘ lill Phone Work Become A Successful Seller In One Easy Step PREP/LINE COOK Full lima Apply In parton Mon . T u e t . Wad . 10AM 1PM Samlnola Community Col lag* Catalan# ICO Weldon Bird, Sanlord PRODUCT M OVER Pull and till order* lor thlt lm# dittnbutor Banallltl AAA E M P L O Y M E N T N* Fa* TUI Hlrad Law Faa-Tarm* Available 744 W. 11th SI . 773 117* R E T A IL CASHIER Terrific tor tall tla rltrl Learn all phatatof f t lillt Callutl AAA E M P L O Y M E N T N* Faa Till Hlrad Law Faa*T*r hi* Available T R W . 71lt>SI.,l3HI7> SALES COUNSELOR Oak lawn Park Camalary and Funeral Homo It looking lor > lull lima employ**! for pro naad coun**llng Call Dala Myar*................. ......... 177 4743 S K ILL E D L A B O H M a s t e r O Curb Machine Operator M utl b* aipariancad with Gomaco curb machine R* tpontibl* lor Operation, main itnanc* and frantporling machine lo and from ioo »lt* Soma form and finith work naca na ry ALSO H IR IN O Stringim* Sellar and aaparlencad Ftnlthar. Apply Ward Martin Concral* Co . ihil S Nova R d . South Daytona. E O E _____________________ __ TEACHERS COA/AA or abova dagra* In early childhood education for center in procait of N AEVC accradilatlon. Fra* childcar* availably EOE 777 4*41 TELEMARKETERS Lungwood. SI 10 hr plut bonut Phon* and order entry t i p Day lo avtnlng hour*. Mon Sal. Permanent poti lion* Never a faa I Halo Partanital *74 4744 tk a ta t. P lu m b in g P L U M B IN O R E P A IR A N D SERVICE Fre# atllmoto*. lie IC F C O I1414174 0403. Tom \ i f I ' r n i s r ) o n r Husint's.% i ' r v r v I h i v l o r Approi 13 II hr*, par Sea Andrea. Apply In 77U W itt Si ■San lard_______ n il cuttom work, and other homo repair* Call between 4am 1pm. #47 777 4447_____________ E X P E R IE N C E D m all phatat ol III* Intlalletlon In*, lie. w h o ja M ^ H y ^ c a t jM ^ J A J ^ You can get sales quick with the help of your Visa or MasterCard. Just call us at 322-2611 with your card number and expiration date, and we'll be glad to help you write an ad that's a sure sell. Sanford H erald Is �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Monday, July 26, 1993 - SB 114— W a re h o u se S p a c e / R e n t _____ 1 0 3 -H o u se s Unfurnlshtd / Rsnt LO N O W O OD /LA KE M A R Y M id tile ttorage warehoutet. 400 eoo 1400 tq It Free rent w 'l l m o leate. from»l41'mo m o tif HOUSE. I bdrm . I bath. Kit •quip., carpet, dra p tt No p*H 17? m s ________________ HUD HOMES, Sank tortetoturtt and VA reMlet from tie* dawn Why rent 7 Tito Hillim in Orovp, 771 *575 ......................... Realtor JU S T O U T S ID I OP SANFORD I/t, ig living rm. tat in kitchen. A/C. calling (ant. Ig bath Plenty ot ttoraga and ctoMt tpact Newly pamt»d mud# and out SaM plut dap No pet* 77) H i t ___ __ LAKE FR O N T Im crd corner tot. )/ l. Iirepl. family rm . carport Quiet near |7 n remodeled 1575 mo LU* 77! 77M No pvt, LO N O W O O O 4/|t». central M/A. fenced Le a u or leaM Option Only l t » per month siseaa iwe_________________ N E W L Y R E N O V A TE D . I bdrm. I ' j bath Convenient to loon D P mo plut sits depotit. I year laato 13* *704___________ ( A N P O R D . S/t M O U S E . Acreage, hortet aliened on lake I I 100 mo M l >004___ SANFORO E itcu llv* 4 bdrm ) bath J.000 tq It Pool, workthop. I acre No petti 51.1)0 Porng Realty J7J toll SANFORD. I bdrm. enctowd porch, water USt plut tec Clean, good location Jet 1X3* SANFORD. 1 bdrm. I bath SaOO month Flrtt. latl. and tecurl ty 130 0 7 4 4 _______________ 115— ll.toe A N D 14.toe tq It Dock high, lire tprinkled fOI Cor nwallRoad W Cornell White. Broker 177/Ml 117— C o m m e r c i a l R e n ta ls N I O H T C L U B l i f t tq . I I . . Tltutvilto fully equip S7S00 mo Liquor Ik avail 47* Bit* P R O F E S S IO N A L O F F I C E Space lor rent or tale. 14 000 or rent. I urn . tIOO'mo Office W SR 44. Call lat m i ________ S A N FO R O TOO N Elm Ave 70.100 tq II with olllcet Brick truck hi tprinkled aaov 1 phate Mr vice LI menu or ditlnbullon ctr M AC R ES FOR COWS in Sla.ia area 1100 mo D oo m contact C Clitton ISIS Slate Rd tl. Deleon Sprlngt F L 111JO or toa ets itai 121— C o n d o m in iu m R e n t a ls LA K E M A R Y SANFORO area 7/}. W O. pool, trnnlt tpa. and more1IMP mo 17) tall L A K E M A R Y A R E A . 7/1 Lakelront. Fpk . pool, tennit 11*1 mo 1)4 1)40_______ I BED R O O M Wither dryer complete kitchen appliance* taOO mo plut depot 11)1 1)44 105— Duplex* 141— H o m e s to r S a le T r ip le x / R en t Af f QROARI f MOMfS DUPLEX M garage ter porch Near tchoolt and thopplng 1400/mo H I 7774 NFORD. oil 11th M . cent A/C. very clean No pelt S Tltm o . I mo dep M i 4l4f ‘ N FORD. Modern 1/1. AC. carpet, blinds. D W. laundry r m . carport u o o mo MO toll BDR M CHA Real Nice1 No pots' 1U0 mo plus U N tec 775 *14*_____________________ } B D R M . I Bath Scrn porch. CM A.allapplt. l w,carport 114 toOl or 11 ) aa<4 1 0 7 - M o b il e H om es / Rent ■ L O IR IP R IN O l CHI Hwy 411. I. I. and 1 Bdrrnt | 7 )| t!'w l HMdepotit lit i r u M O B ILE HOME M the ceefltry 7/1 unlurnithed. cent H/A 1400 m o . 1 7 » dep 171 7701 days. M l tlta tre t___________ N IC E S A N F O R O lurnlihed Mobile Home available Rent tobuy Bah............. aeunaeoe W E K IV A R IV ER . 1/1 Furn Util Incl Private property 11)0 plut tmall depotit Evet toa to) 10)4 VI NIIlRf i PROPfRNES FH A OR VA AS LOW AS *«»% O o v 'f F o re c lo tu re t Re p o t / A t t u m e No Q u a lity M om etl Owner financing Seminole Orange. Volwtla Sanlord tott than D.tM dawn a Renovated 1/1 . appliance*, fenced yard carport. 111*00 PRtnovaled lit* new )/l. fplc appt . new paint 111 *00 * Pool home ) 1 on cut de tac Oarage 14/*00 a i/ l en >, acrtl Renovated appliance*, tenced yd. 14). 100 • W ilt . Itaa tq ft like newt Llv. d'nlnq family rm. i n . *00 #4/1. lanced, garage. 1 M *00 Attem e NeOvalifiett > a )/l an 1/1 acre! Fenced, cut de tac. dead end ilreet tac *00 Additional hornet aralt Le tt thantlK dow nl PAOLA. 4 1 on on ) 14 acre* Pattura with liable 111**00 Lk . M ar y / Long wood Pool Home. 1/7. garage living dining, lam rm t til 100 Lk. M ir y pool home. 4 7. living dining, family rm. ItOt.FOO 114— W a r e h o u s e PAlIl A Bf fM OSBORNI ____ S p a c e / R e n t V l N U l R I i PRIlPf R T11 S S E C U R ITY W AREHOUSE aaA and Old Lake Mary Bird •I 110 1.000 tq II ol tic. warehouta 'Flnlthed ol Ika tpact alto avallabia Kapanke Realty, I t l f - lt ll taiM with I ) ft calling* 1 photo power Suitable tor anything haavy toning NO S Myrtle w/ private olllce Available now IflO/mo 40) 1*4 tool • AIRPORT BLVD. 3214759 t.’ l 4 ;*,4 E X C H A N O E OR SELL your property located anywhere! Inert ter* Really.) ) ! toll F A N T A S T IC 'B U Y I 1 bdrm ~1 bth. C M A paddle lent, new paint intldt and out. new kitchen cabinet* ttove. treed lot Mutt tee 1144 000 tto 101* Come home for the Summer... to COEVILLA APARTMENTS Ask About Our 1 1 Month Free Special 2580 Ridgewood Ave, Sanford* 330-1431 199— P e l s & S u p p lie s 4 H E R E K IT T Y . K IT T Y I 3 male*. I wht w/blua *y*t. I blk . Iille r trained, tholt. w orm e d F R E E la good home I 777 3074 _______ • HOT D IO O IT V OOOI Free to geed hem*. S mo old pup R o llw e lle r/ th e p e rd m il F e m a le , t h o lt . w orm ed Need* lot* ol room to runt _____ *** 777) _______ • SIAM ESE CAT. Female l»* yr Seal point Good with kldt S loti 321-2257 HALL REALTY fntvlSI Siittfortl 203— L i v e s t o c k a n d A F F O R D A B L E 1 bdrm 1 bath, concrale block home with talra roomt Dbl car garage, lamily rm . dmlng area, eat In kllchtn. fenced yard E»c neighborhood! Only 11 ) 000 O UPLEX O N H W T 44 1 tlorlev I bdrm upttiirt 1 down! Zoned comm*rclalt Owner will finance with I).000 down 14*000 FM A VA CHICKENS. MALLARD DUCKS. G U IN EA S lor tale 531 1044_____________________ 153— A c r e a g e L o t s / S a le GOV'T R E P O S bank toreclo turet, aktum a no quality mortgage*' Low monthly O G O V 'T F O R E C L O S U R E 4 1 In Plnecrett Great home' Low down 1)0» O P IN E C R C S T. 1 bdrm w/ cent M/A. pool w/ decking Betl buy In areal Low down, low monthly 114 koo Call tor detailil Jmtt Mansfield. 323 7271 AA Carnet. Inc . 11) 1)14 KAYW Onn i n Cedar lam rm lurm thad tl* 80S No Agent* M l 1141 alter* ___ LK. M A R Y V I with lamily rm . Ig treed tot M l COO W. Malic f w t k l . M l m i ONE OF T H E P R E M IE R ! ot Sanlord hittoncal home* tor tale by only )rd owner tince 1*711 111* 000 lirm . at It 10th and Park Ave Appt, 11) *444 PLENTY OF SHADE! )t )l W SIh St . Sanlord ) bdrm . 111X111 tot 1*4 ltd By owner C a lliO ) to* *141 SUE L E A S E w'option or Rtnfl 4 7 Fam ily room lonco coromic til# floor, retrigera lor. CHA. 701 Santa St San lord *04 M l O i l ) ___ _____ SANFORD 101 Woodmero Blvd 1 bdrm. lam ily rm . new A/C. new carpet 11.WO down FMA 14) 100 7)4 1144 Atwell Realty ___ SI N 0 L E F A M I L V ‘ H 0 M I W AN TED Will trad* 1 San lord b u ild in g lot* >**14*1 STAIRS PROPERTY M A N A O E M IN T * R E A L TY 447 11) 7 M !/ Ill 41)1 ^ ■ r ^ ^ OVf S I 36 W m vhAns STENSTROM REALTY, INC. We list and sell more properly than anyone in the Greater Sanford Lake Mary area. a W A T E R F R O N T HOMEI On ovvr <i Ac In Geneva y)u lt *n|oy country living! FR m l Brick F p l . Great Roomt 1)4 400 O H IITO R IC A L CHARM! Stile >1 1 1 I 7 story Home on 'y Act Shading Oak* Apt . Pool k Completely Remodeled! 114*1001 • O R E A T F A M IL Y HOM E! Spadout 1 7 **/ Great Room. Fpl. Lg F R . B'g Country Kltchan. Form al DR. on a '« Acre! l i l t . *00! CALL ANYTIME 322-2420 321-2720 IMS Park O r.. Sanlord *41W. lake M a ry Bl „ Lk. Mary •In Our 37th Tsar* THE F O R E S T on Lake Mary Blvd Lake M ary Own lot In adult community. 7 bdrm. 1 b*th m anufactured home. l*ndtc*p*d 1.470 IQ It By owner 572.000 721 M4I Turned Down? II you have been turned down lor know you will be), call tha credit e ip r r t. You can buy a homo w i t h b a d cre d it 40? 134 otaa__________________ toil M APLE A V E . SALE OR RENT W/Option Clote to tchoolt. thopplng. V I. living 4 dining 110.000 004 111071) 1 BDRM.. 1 Bath. I car e*'ag«. Avb Ground Pool. New carpet k Root 114 K or SDK Attwme No Qualifying M l 1*14 OCALA N AT' L FOREST. Weeded lottl 11 fM each, no money down! 171 41 monthly _______ taoowioto_______ Sanford lot llrreglt* 110 Santord 40X1)04* *00 Otteen 111X177 110*00 Geneva 11/4 Acre* 14**00 Ot!e*n » ♦ Acre* 111*00 Lam Blutf tOAcret 14*100 C A L L B A R T R E A L I S T . INC _______ 1*07) Ml 7<*0________ 1 LO TS fogethar Slngie/mulll family Pina Ave. Sanford Salt at attettad value |).*00 Finance!) *»* toll 155— C o n d o m in iu m s C o - O p / S a le SANF ORO / L A KE MARY A R EA . 1 bdrm. 1 bth )rd floor A/C. vaulted celling, tcroen porch Amenities In elude pool, tennlk. tauna. lake acceti sia.eoo Reduced 177*1)7 157— M o b ile H o m e s / S a le M O B I L E HOME WANT ED! Will trad* 7 Sanlord building lot*_________________ **» to*' N EW l**r*l Low down k inter ettl 14X70 H7S/mo 74X70. 1110/mo 141170*____________ P R IV A TE SHADY tol. 100 ■ 100 1/1, A/C. new carpet, vinyl, ureen porch. U4,*00111 7U1 S E T U P IN CARRIAOE Cave. Gregory Mobile Hornet. San ford S'ng'o f c t 111 MOO 1 BEDR O O M m od la homo on 10 ■ 100 laf In C atta lb trry Owner financing, aaty term* ___________ 1114)4)___________ 1) M O B IL E HOM E 11X1) 1 bdrm , I bam Fair cendtion *4100 OBO 17114101V mtg 1A3— W a t e r f r o n t P r o p e r t y / S a le OOOO LO CATIO N. 1 * / acrei Beautiful lot Lake M ary tchoolt. walk to SCC Good Invetfmonl proo 771 1*11 181— A p p li a n c e s / F u rn it u r e • C A P T A IN S A D J U S T A B L E den or dining chair* S«l of 4. caitort. chroma, rutf colored velour upholttery Eiceltont condlllon. clean HOP711 1444 • C O U N TER TO P refrigerator. 5 $ cu It Look* rough, rum O 'val lap 174 117)___________ • DAR K. 4 DRAWER dretear with mirror. A I condlllon Llkanewl 141________ 121171* D IN E T T E SET. blue marbled table top and 4 cattor twlvel baig* c h a in , tlio Small elactrlc fan. new. 14 Child'! r - color to. Ill Smell deg chipping ceta. 110 Twin bed alrtoam maftrakt. 110 1 ptoev half* toftod eelvaf lata. 11)1 Lav* teat, nauga leather. 1100 T V cabinet table, 1 » 111114* DISHW ASHER. O E perfabl*. Almond. Parfacf condition! f i l l 110 T il l________________ • F IV E M E T A L CHAIRS with padded w a ll and back* Can ba utad In homa or otflc* UO full pelt* 174 1004____________ • M A T T R E S S . 11" X IS " Excellent condlllon 170 each 171 0744_____________________ • M EC O • CARO TA B LE end four padded chair* Vary good condltlonl Tabla and chair* fold up Moved end can't keeol Like new S75 747 t i l l M ISC . F U R N IT U R E . Priced Reakonably for A L L ROOMS! U S 1141 174 1144 for Inquire* • O C T A O O N T A B L E . Large Reflnthed antique ttyle. Oak lop. Mahogany claw foot bat* 1*5 M l 0411_________________ • O V A L T A B L E . Ethan Allen. M a p i a , w it h 1 le a v e * . Eicallent condlllon 1*5 111 01*0 181— A p p li a n c e s / F u rn it u r e 183— T e l e v i s i o n / R a d io / S t e r eo • P O R TA B LE S T E R E O with record plarer. rad o and d ie plut 1 )1 record* Only t i l l 40) 115 **14 185— C o m p u t e r s • COMMODORE 44 Computer 1541 dilk drive. Comrea print *r, data cattett* unit, all book* and cablet Atking 1100 444 44)7 187— S p o r t in g G o o d s • B A S K E TB A L L HOOP with backboard l l 00 Ptaata call ___________ 7)0 1)0)_________ a EXERCISER. DP Air Stricter. Ilka newt Cott 5775 new. Sell tng fo r 1100 l l r m C a ll 407 77147*1__________________ • EXER CISE W E IO H T bench Weider brand. Vary nice Mutt M ill 175 771 Oto) A T T E N T IO N tor tow* baMball cel lectori I 7 0 , new bateball. doub'e tlilchlng. autographed by Bab* Ruth Authenticated by Cooperttown M uteum Reply 17 La Vltla Circle. Winter Spring* FL 77704 a TO U R IN O BIK E. Mutty 14! phone 77) 77*4_______________ • W E IO H T L IF T IN O S E T. Bench. b«rt. weigh!* Good thap* O ita tta m b la d 1)0 177 4*47 191— B u ild in g M a t e r ia ls STO RE 5HELV IN O tor tale Very tlurdy. Wood and Malal Contact 130 7*77 nr 177 14)5 193— L a w n & G a r d e n B A M B O O B a a u t l l v l ta r landtcaptng Cane* A potot Hearty Bo,'on type fern A Palmetto palm* You digl 777 07 1 9 9 - P e t s & S u p p lie s CHOW DOOS AND PUPS lor tala PiaaMcall 731 1044 I RCA V ID E O Camcorder tic cond. tots than 30 hrt 14)0 OBO. B A B Y C R IB . Jenny Lind, ave cond 170 OBO Alter 1777 *174_______________ a lL iO I N G W O O D C L O S E T doort plus overhead track Fitt41l opening IIS 777 2411 U T IL IT Y T R A IL E R . 1X14. dbl 4ito. w/lractor ram pt E«c lor lawn traitor 1*00 n I 4)00 WASHER O RVER 11W Freeier 1100. Bikat 10 tpeedt 1)0 each. Eatrcyctol Oym tlyto. AND MORE II 770 4701____________ TO Y O TA CO R O LLA. Ilf ). Burgundy, am/lm cd player. 1,000mltol 1)1.000114 UO* T O Y O T A COROLLA OX Hatton wagan. lf f l. A/C. auto. P/S. P/B. U K ml .110.171177 0*14 230— A n t i q u e / C l a s s i c • BOX OF LAOIES C LO THES tl i t 4* lopt and tiiaW/14 pan ', 51 00370 1707 ________ tW E D D IN G DRESS Tea Itngth. thorl pull t'eevet. til* IB 70S 100 407 5)4 7170 Deltona _____________ C a r t _____________ C H E V E LL E M A L IB U . 1**1. 7 door, hard lop 7)0 engine w/ 7)0 turbo Irani . need! hood and minor body work 57.700 770 7714_____________________ • FORD M U S TAN G . It** VI Runt good, body in good thapa M. 500OBO 774 1*5* a PONTIAC Firebird Its* On* owner! Garaged! *7K ml NIC* 14)00 407 777 4*44 -D E A L E R S P A C E A V A IL ABLE* Aunty M ir y 't An liquet. 1001 French A v*. 117*7) Sintord Wv buy one p»«c*/enlire etlalet I 4** 770* PEO P LE L O U N G E R ! tola A loveteal. blue gray Good condition 5710_______ H I 1114 • R A N O C . Avocado green work* good 170 M utl tell 150 07*7__________ __________ • S M A L L O IN IN O T A B L E . Black with glatt top Nlcal Only 115110 7450_____________ • SOL ID OAK toacher t detk Vary good thjpe 575 OBO 111 >7Malter 5 10 PM U 1 E D BEOOING SALEM Xmg Queen. Full k Single 44) e Set A Up' LARRY'S Mart J77 *1)7 • V A C U U M . K ir by , w/attachment* 171 ! » 1A » W ASHER/ORVER. BIAS FOR PAIR! W A R R A N TY ' A*- REST_____________ MIMAS • W A TE R B E D tuper tmgto ♦1\ we.elect Uted 7 month* with tram, and heater 110 177 ilia ________________ W H ITE W ICKER BORM SET. complete King bed wicker headboard, matching dbl dretter w/mirror. 1 drawer chett w/7 right ttandt 1*00 or betl otter M l 4top 231- C a r s 209— W e a r i n g A p p a r e l 211— A n t iq u e s / C o l l e c t i b le s O n fu ijj, 223— M i s c e l l a n e o u s I I I OALLON fuel/all lank. Make oiler, price open ___________ 777 7771____________ II CU. F T. R E F R IG E R A T O R . Holpoinl 1150. I • Cu FI MICROW AVE 1W 370 741* P o u lt r y 323-5774 118— O f f ic e S p a ce / Rent 119— P a s t u r e to r R e n t W r i Klil 1100 000 • l i l t R L C A F IT A N 1 bedroom, block, workthop. carport, laundry rm. plut titra lot A ll thlt 14*1001 17 toil Ml me N EW Sanford otlicft and or warehoutet 400 7 HO tq It Special, *145/mo i l l m a O F F I C E . If tf tq It B e t! downtown Sanlord location SSlSmo Ola o u t SAN FO R O Comm . I4M tq ll 41 la a II High traffic area Jim Oeyla. lltntlrom Realty. IhC. M l 14*5 SANFO RO . Olllce tpaca. Saoo tq II building total. 1100 tq It per otticeunit H I 1004 K I T 'N ' C A R I . V I . K ® b y t u r n BATEMAN REALTY 312 W Stenstrom Rentals OSANFORO. 7/7 w. tingle gar . Ig room* fenced y d . CMA. I too mo 1)50 tec o LOCH ARBOR. V I w den tern pool w 'la cu lll, Ipic . dbi gar t I f M mo 1*00 tec Slenttrom Realty. Inc. "We Manage your Home, like It wet evr own." Jim Deyle 277 ta il Alter sPM: u » lew M il M ITC H C T. W EST V I ', . Cent M/A. fenced yard IIM M l HAYS OR. S/IH. lamily rm. workthop two Pontg Realty, m MM 1/1. O A R A O E. fenced In yard, dryer, wether hookep. ttove, re lrtg . celling lent, tern porch. CMA Sonlond Etlatet Mte mo. w / a If to tecurily. 514 7*19,171 47*1(9 4 ) _____ V i . P IN E C R E S T. lanced, cent H/A. no pelt S4tt with d't cotetl roll required 171 Itaa I n d u s t r ia l _ R e n t a ls 141 —H om es for Sale 231— C a r s 215— B o a t s a n d TAKE UP PAYMENTS A c c e s s o r ie s NO MONEY DOWN •■cept toa. lag. Iltto. ate OLDS O E L T A m l , auto. air. 4 A IR B 0 A T. 1011 Gra,chopper Atpln# ttereo tyttom. power IM HP. Lycoming new m a g t, wmdowt. must 1**1 Only I prop* trailer. 17100 Call 17**4* per month! 771 *405 or 777 7770 ____ Coll Mr. Payne oFIB ER G LA S S Boat. I* FI Ceurtoty Utad C a rt, m i l l ) • Hull 7 llv* well*, good • CHEVY CAM ARO '77. R* th ap *. m u ,t M U '1*1 770 017* built VI. loft ol new pent l *11 F T . JON Boat W G il l>lt l** l ) ) l 01 to anytime________ traitor. IS HP Merc 1*00 llrm CH EVY CAM ARO. 1*14 Red 4 777 14)7_____________________ tpd I top* U.3W Coll 777 1*13 *11 F T C LA 1TR O N 11 HP aller 4_______________________ Evlnrud* traitor Oulttandmg • CHRYSLER IM P E R IA L '*7. Candt M u,I teel 137*1 777 1717 Like new M utl M il Only It FT Carolina Skiff *0 HP U1000 Call 14071777 **14 E v ln ru d * . t ra ile r C o a tt • CJ-S J E E P . 1*70. I c y l. Guard equipped 11.100 7M IMS cut lorn Rebuilt engine, new *1* ft b o w r I o e r 111 HP lire*, brake* S4.77S llrm 777 I/O. About 71 hrt Immacu 7**4_________________________ late.w /fraller cover M w il DODGE D Y N A S T Y LE . 1**0 toet 1* WO OBO 777 *17* Beautiful, all power, mutt Mil i*7l 15’ i F T . Sabre Moving M 4*1771 0747 or l i t 1140 Mutt Sell! 70 HP Evlnrud* • DODGE C A R A V A N SE. 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I*M tl.fOO 11) )**« or 11* 1*14__________ •GARAGE SALE AD BARGAIN • JAOU AR XJ4. 1*11 Gr**f condition, low mileage, rell Call m your garage tale ad by ■able’ 14000 negotiable 17114*4 17 noon on Tuetday and taka advantage ol our special N E E D A CAR credit prektomi? garage tale ad p rictll Call I can help, depandabto utad Clattilied now lor d*t*>ltl c a r t and t r u c k * O av* Shannon R C Hill * World ol 322 2611 Wheel, Lake M ary 41) 5715 P LYM O U TH V A N . 1*7*. 111. Runt great, new brake, and 219— W a n t e d fo B u y Iron! end part* 51.*00177 7547 BOOKS W A N TE D Looking lor PUBLIC A U T O A U C T IO N * paperback* (all type*) in very E V EB Y F R IO A Y 7:14 PM goodcmdil'On tto 7*70 D AYTO N A A U T O A U C TIO N Hwy. *1. Daytona Beach 222— M u s i c a l _________ H « 151 0111__________ M e r c h a n d is e R.C. HILLS SAN FO R O Guaranteed Financing I 4 0 U IT A R * tiring acoutllcal. 174 7777___________ three quarter tire with c * M SATURN SL 1. IW ). 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Call lit 7*11 Iv mtg 239— M o t o r c y c l e s a n d B i k e s ______ • SUZUKI L T S04R. t*go Quad racer. 114S0 cath. or trad* tor « whl lour tlrok* *71 *4)4 • SUZUKI L T M tR . 11*4 Quad racer. SI450 cath. or trade lor 4 whl lour tlrok* *71 1454 241— R e c r e a t i o n a l V e h ic le s / C a m p e r s VW pap up camper. 1*74. runt eicUtont. 4 tpeed. all «m*ni I tot. U MO................... 1707010 I f l l W IN N E B A G O 74' lung Now engine. Onan ganaralor, 1*000..........................771 M70 • 7) F T E L DORADO motor homa. *74 New awning, tv. runt great 15.000 OBO 771 7t*S We ll Advertise Your Car (or other motor vehicle) EVERT DAY Til IT'S S0UN T R A N Q U IL IT Y Stress-free liv in g at its m ost pleasurable. Com e sec h o w you can im p ro v e y o u r lifestyle. Y o u 'l l w ant to c a ll it hornet lake A C lo ser Loo k Apartment Living at it’s FINEST A Spacious 1,2, & 3 Bedroom Apartments at Affordable Prices it Close to Schools it Gosc to Shopping Centers it Swimming Pool it Volleyball it Laundry Facilities A geneva g a r d e n 1305 West 25'* SL Sanford 322-2090 Country Lake Apartments 1,2 & 3 Bedroom Apts. NOW Available 2714 Ridgewood Ave. 330-5204 3 lines for only *2114 (additional lines extra) Ad must include phone number and asking price. I f vehicle hasn't been sold in 10 days, call us and we'll renew it free. No copy change while ad is m-ining except for price. Non-commercial only. C all 322-2611 Ib d ay! a Sanford Herald �I I » I SB - Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Monday. July 26. 1993 _______by Chic Young B L O N D IE VOJ (JO'TWE > by Art Sansom T H E BORN LO SER UbieNH£g£ W HEO.M HEALTH 15 CONCERNED ACNEY15 UO OBJECT1 TW 5 PiLL IS OUTRAaEOtt1y Eye implants are generally safe D E A R D R . G O T T : W liul arc flic long-term side effects of eye implants? D E A R R E A D E R : There arc few dangerous long-term con­ sequences of corneal transplants or synthetic Intraocular lenses (for treatment of cuturacls). In the first Instanec. the dlseased cornea (the clear front of the eyeball) Is replaced by a donated hum an cornea. Risks, w h i c h are rare. In c lu d e transplant rejection (a reaction that causes redness of the eye and worsening vision) and Infec­ tion. In the second Instance, the eye's lens (which locuscs light) Is replaced hy an nillllctal lens. Com pi leu lions Include hemor­ rhage. Infection or loss of vision. Obviously, there are risks as­ sociated with any surgery, on the eye or elsewhere. Nonet lielevs. (M illar implants have a low Incidence ol complications and have Im-c ii performed In millions ol sallslled patients Ask your ophlhalmologlsl lo discuss any unusual |M»lentlal complications that |N-rtaln to vour Individual castD E A K D R . G O T T : Wh a t causes a person's stomach to growl on a frequent IwisIsV li Is more a nuisance than a major problem, bill I would like to know If anything can lx- done for control. D E A R R E A D E R : Stom ach g r u m b lin g and g r o w l i n g is caused hy air bubbles m oving In the liquid Intestinal contents. Th e phenomenon Is worsened by over-active peristalsis. exag­ gerated waves of muscular con­ tractions that pn>|M-l digested loud through the Intestine. Ili-cause most ol tin air caus­ in g a b d o m i n a l g u r g l i n g Is swallowed, people who experi­ ence tills harmless annoyance 1 an olten reduce or eliminate It hy careful attention to the m ci battles ol eat i ng: che w t h o r o u g h l y , cut s lo w ly and forego carbonated beverages. Also. I m -. i i i s and legumes may MEDICINE PETER GOTT.M.D. add lo intestinal gas. which Is released when these loods are digested. ral substance derived from plants). ( C I I 9 0 3 N E W S P A P E R KNTE K P K IS E ASSN. Anewer to Previous Puuie Intestinal gas can also be treated with non-prescription e o m p o u n d o , s 11 c h a s simethicone and Ik-ano (a natu- ACROSS-----9 1 Boilngvtctory •bbr. 4 Old name lor Thailand 8 Mormon Stata 12 Numaro — 13 Plaintltf 14 Andot country 15 Mala turkay 18 — Inkblot last 18 Uaalul 20 Two word* ot under•landing 21 In 22 Negative vole 23 Busy at 27 20 30 31 Florida towar Seeamo Prevent Connactad with 32 Small child 33 Nackwaar 34 A continent (« 7.) U L jI L I U U L IJ U U U 35 Ti 37 Buahy clump 38 Southaaat Asian holiday 30 Partly larmantad grapa Juice 40 Gratuity 41 Father ol Jr. 42 EngHah baby carriage 44 Faint 47 Taaaa 51 Actraaa Market 52 Type ol duck 53 Arrow polaon U U 19LS U U U I J U L U J 13 L I U M L J U U U M L JL JU IL IU U U LU U U U □ □ □ L IU L IU L L IU U U U L J L H 1U U U U U U U U U u u u u u a u u u u u [iiir.ih i com i .11 -i :.i u n UULJ LJUUU LJLJIJU LHJLJUULJU U U U U U UUULJL1 U U U IJ □HU UUUUUU □ U U lJL IU lJU iJ ULJU □ □ □ □ UULUU UJJU 1 Ballot danc­ er's eklrt 2 Fattening 3 Eskimo boat (?■».) irtain 4 Carta 5 Same (prof.) 6 Antenna 54 Equality 55 Looked at 56 Grow old 57 Finish DOWN 7 Untidy 8 Lift 0 Pekoe, a.g. 10 Part or circle 11 Questioning sound 17 This (Fr.) 10 Mil. rank 22 Intact egg 24 Lai It — 25 Gaelic 26 Coup d’ — 27 Foreman 28 Think nothing T“ f — u 20 Haul 30 Help 32 Enticed 33 Highest part 38 Greek letter 37 Measuring duration of 38 Theatrical company 40 Actress — Shire 41 Compass pi. 43 Sun god 44 Future plant 45 -even keel 46 Fragrant ointment 47 Mao — lung 48 Jimmy Carter'a (I TT daughter 40 Bom 50 Last letter WIN AT BRIDGE B y P h illip A ld e r .Julius Carsar said: "Th e re Is tm te rro r. Cassius. In yo u r threats: lor I am arm 'd so strong In honesty." It Is one ol the enigmas of bridge: How honrst is an oppo­ nent's bid or play? Sometimes, ol course, he Is purjtosely trying to mislead you with a psychic hid or a falsr-card. Hut most ol the time he Is holiest as a Hoy Seoul, and you cun lake Ills bids and plays al fare value. West learned this lesson the hard way ott today's deal. North agreed on spades. After four cue-bids. South, who had nothing rise to cue. Jumped to the slam. West led the heart king and continued with the ace. South ruffed a nd cashed tw o lop spades, noting the 3-2 break. He had 11 top tricks: live spades, two diamonds and four clubs. T h e hum was lor the 12th irlrk One possibility was to Iio |m- for some luck In diamonds, taking th e f i n e s s e a f t e r c a s h i n g d u m m y ' s acc. H er e thul wouldn't have worked. S o u t h spot t ed s o me t h i n g m u c h bel t er . He p l ayed a d ia m o n d to d u m m y 's king, rulled a heart In hand, led a diamond lo d u m m y's arc and ntlfed d u m m y's Iasi heart. Now a club to the king was followed by the spade Jack, on which South discarded Ids diamond loser. Three more club tricks brought the total lo 12. South had won six trum p tricks, not five. West should have believed South's four-heart cuc-bld. If West just switches to a diamond (or a eltilil al trick two. South must finish one down, lacking the entries tor the d um m y re­ versal. NORTH 4 J 22 4 714) 4AKJ a 4X1 WEST 47*4 V A K 10 2 41k ♦ 1711 MI-41 EAST 41k v y J •» 4 Q 10 9 2 494 2 SOUTH 4 A K Q 10 9 Vk ♦ 741 4 a y J 10 Vulnerable North-South Dealer: South Seetk 14 18 (♦ 4V 44 Wnl Pas* Pan Paas Pan Pan North 2♦ 24 44 k4 Pan Eail Pen Paaa Pan Pan Pan Opening lead: V K HOROSCOPE by Bob T h a v e s FR A N K AND E R N E S T NOVELTIES O r - i r - \ Q ^ ^ w£ DISCONTINUE " GST WtLL " CA*t>i—*WB DON'T /--X WANT TO STS? ON MLLAfiY'S TOSS. v\ U| > < i 7 -Z.fo by Jim D a v is G A R F IE L D ____________by Jim M eddlck ROBOTMAN* ■ ^ IH E Y w h O TOOKWtf 1'W.OUT* CONTROL, OH A ' W \ l GREWup ONTHE STREETS, 6WE IT! WAR' THE STREETS' AMP RACK /oKASlOtlAay tAV UNCLE'S CWDO IN lARCVUAONT.'.. T C R IM E SPREE!. e«4ttIt 7-7W - f t - B y B e rn ice Bede Osol Y O U R B IR T H D A Y J u l y 2 7 . 1903 hi the year ahead you might form two new very beneficial alliances. These associations will continuously grow In strength, as well as m utual benefits. L E O (J u ly 23- Aug. 221 If you're negotiating an Important matter today, think twice before b r i n g i n g In on a r b i t r a t o r , because this person might lxantl-you and pro your opposi­ tion. Know where to look for romance and you'll find It. The A stro -G ra p h M atchm aker In ­ stantly reveals which signs arc rom antically perfect for you. Mal l $2 a n d u l o n g , selfaddressed. stamped envelope to Matchmaker, c/o this newspa­ per. P.O. Box 4465. New York. N.Y. 10103. V IR G O (Aug. 23-Scpl. 22) Ikprepared today hy having a ih-xlhlc schedule, because res|Minslblhlles you've been ne­ glecting might vy for Immediate attention. L IB R A (Sept. 23 Oct. 22) H u y things close to the vest today and do not take any risks In areas with A ltlch you're unfamil­ iar. especially those of a financial nuture. S C O R P IO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Your Independence will Ik - ol Importance to you today, but you might have others put heavy dem ands on y o u r tim e and ubllltlcs. If you gel nulled. It could Ik - your ow n fault. S A G I T T A R I U S (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Guard what you say and to whom you say tt today. A great deal more than what you In­ tended might tw- construed out of any negative comments you make. C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22 Ja n . 19) It might be wise to Involve yourself In other ucitvitlcs today instead ol going shopping or barguln hunting. T h is m ay not be one of your better days for being value conscious. A Q U A R IU S (Jan. 20 Feb. 19) If you feel a trllle melancholy today. H could lx- self-induced. Ta lly up your assets In life and you'll realize the positive side of the ledger has more on It than the negative side. P IS C E S (Feb. 20-March 20) Upon occasion vour Intuitive by Leonard Starr A N N IE ______ M Y / V - ' YOU p er c ep t i o n s are som etim es rather rem arkable, but this might not lx* one of those days. Rely upon your logic, not your hunches. A R IE S (March 2 1-April 19) Depend upon yourself Instead of others today und you won't lxc aug ht off g u a r d . R c llu b lc sources upon whom you can u s u a l l y c o u n t m i g h t be malfunctioning. T A U R U S (April 20-May 201 An open m ind Is a must today If you're negotiating a matter of Importance. It's imperative you jiosttlon yourself so you can sec the other guy's point of view. G E M IN I (May 2 1-June 20) Be wary of Inclinations today to worry In advance about how something is going In turn out. If you c o n c e i v e a negat ive blueprint, your subconscious might follow It. C A N C E R (June 2 1-Ju ly 22) Before volunteering to munugc u critical assignment for another, bo ccrtuln you know what you're getting Into. Surfuce Indicators may not portray a true picture. (01993. NEWSPAPER EN ­ TER P R IS E ASSN. KAH/W/SNCf YOU SURE TAUGHT h a v e a l l T H 'U A u ry THAT L0U1A AH' ik A J S 6 , TM' LEA5T I COULP LtSSOA/, CONTRIBUTE 10 Tm' TEAM ANNiC.' 7 = } 15 M U S C Le.' OH. PtAg/PiP SCAM, 1 KNOV. l O fftH D YOU YOU WERE JUST DY TE L LIN G TELLING |T I itfE YOU THAT? I IT 15. ARIEL/ WAS JUST... •TELLING (7 TH t WAY if IS* YOU AU5TNT LET YOUR GRA*VHAR 6tr &L0APT. An n ie , yo u r use O f LANGUAGE O S F iH e S 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/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 26, 1993; <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/250d190650436bb4d89be69ee303c2a7.pdf 36c608a423362b8ee6849b1dcc6e2302 PDF Text Text S a n fo r d H e r a ld Serving Snnford, Lake M ary and S om inole C o un ty sin c e 190 8 B5lh Year. 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Flond.i Ex-cop’s sex tria Testimony about alleged on-going liaison with boy not adm issible IN S ID E □ S p o rts Going out in style SANFORD Florida S|*4iti Wear anil Mvrts 1 ic s«rx i( «• end Men's Thursday solth.ill sr.isim wnh Inlimi! exhibition See Page 1B □ P e o p le Know your rights • •niNoincr fm ns addresses s>* t,t1 s*turitx i' 4ipicors i mhts attei ttt.irtJ.i c Herald Staff Wrltet SANFORD A judge s tilling Ihuisdav in a pn trial hearing lor a formrr Sunbtid |mi|h « nlti. 11 .u 1 used ot huv mg sex with a teen w ill ki <p t( siimonx bn u-j •! on spri Itu Hu till Ills III the • I lrilirt.il 4as* • illx llrew slei .It» is si Iiiitul'il *•1 g*>on tf lal 1tilv 12 lur .|| lexv.l and las. lx bills issa.il’ and • ligaglllg III sexual actix it x with •• >fold S e e l* n g e JIB \s th e •l u d g i B R IE F S 1 lit illlislalii es ot By S A N D R A E L L I O T T on th e 1 * s u it 01 t in A l a n III* k e y s j k -i it ii r u lin g t>x ’>* m i n u b p in s * . u t o is m a x t in id e t i t * « b u l g e d 1 m t in • ohm jin s e n t M s t im o iix tu H not g e u * - r .d l/ e il d e t a i l s o t a n a lle g e d o n g m n g r e l a t i o n s h i p Samuels contract renewal denied \ s. iiuiiolc t omiminltx ( "ollrgr administrator • tub il Ins seven xr.n ( .uerr at the s4 hool IihI.ix aM( i Ins. oiiii.ii i was not renewed Kcllli Samuels vtre president lor liistrui lion w as t.(|il atuiui a mouth agn tix Si i pit-sub tit f all \\ ( liloit bis . outtai 1 would liot Ik- it newf il Sainuels liclpcil tiaiislorin tb* ns atiotial edu* . 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Sainuels was employed on an annual ••till 11 I basis ,11 lilt' (list irtInti ol Si l Plrsltlrnl III larlXVtliloii ' i|sin. 1 s.uil til' loin .11 adrinii deans will III! ill wlnb a st ar, h lot Samuels sun rssut Is • otiilui ini Sexeral options ,irr axailabb a. • 1'HtlMU bi I list no I lie |oti Iiil|>hl Ik- llllril In.Ill xxUlilli the 1 ollt -ge s ranks or tin xai.ui> x U'lx • Hist'll I bat s up to ill* president tltseriii said I .lull I klioxt XXti.H tie plans III (III Hr said tin >a* ail. x is • \|m-i |rt| |o tie lillrd tix Aim 2 I w lie 11 ilu lai uhx returns lor thr tall semester Holiday closures XXuli hub |»'tnlrmr Dux lulling or. a Sunday tins year government operations will be ol» serving Mondax as an otlb lal tioltdax As a "s u it all noxrrnmrntal operation* will be . 1>sr.| 1111 hiding all 1 My anti t-oonlv fariloies ------— -srrnmme—f-Tvinrv- nrnrvTt -tvmrC'Tnrr suuimt i session at ttie m bool* will alxti be . l.»s* <1on Mondax XXlid* si.me businesses will lie njx-n as usual a mimtier ol them will lie closed lor thr holiday in hiding bunking institutions Ilu < eniial Florida Zooloffb al I'ark will lie >pr 1 atmg as usual pits' olllit-s will have thru li.bblrs OJK-Iird Ini ••ox tiobb rs bill Unix express mall will Ire l< in ert <1 XII •>tti«*T serx 11 es will Ik- > losed lor thr liiillitax Group plans anti-tax campaign U truslil s allot (lev b-tl lb-i|i had tiled s.veral p re llla l llioHoris s* i king to ub lllltx III* spri till III* alb g» «l assaults it. r lo plcp.ue Ins d« leosi Brew sti r was siisjm nd«i| w till j*ax Iroin ill* > |« .1.. * department shortly I k tod l.,s ,ui> si .1 •f 1• si v . halgr s ill <>i toiler I * ♦I It* w a s tin >1 liv i bill balpb Russell last mouth after III* star* tmirid probalib < ms* lo remove his jHibi i (• rtilii alioii In* w so t r< qti* sted 1 iMisijHineriieni ol a h* im iii ! s* 1 f. t 'bis hi.'tu.", lev lew III* dismissal iiltMl Mu >1 lit.**, ii is* o unsl turn is lesolved I re* rt 1 I.ihhs 1 lit alb-gat 1. .us t Ii 1' I it < x* s'. 1 .o n '< 1 the alleged sex a* Is at* lot.ill. .ilt'l •* I Ills is a llgliii lit ol sorit* ImmI x s in umoale .1 I»' • ilei lafed i.tiisnb tin • mitir>M>m t llow > , tin ti* h i ., Niitbmg h.l|i|Hl|i d 1 mx Mr* xvstir t " i* r I'd ir.x 1 lung See R u lin g . Page !XA F ire w o rks w arnings issu ed C e le b ra tio n sc h e d u le s By N IC K P F E I F A U F Herald stall Wnh.r A mimlH-r .it jiuhlti «-v>iits are si heilulerl to! ll»ilr|K-|»d*'IU • l»aV i rb'bratluns III S,inluld mi Sunday Fireworks food trstix.ds and tun ar* lorn ast lot the Fort M* lion Park I.it ilttx Cielteva fulx lib events Itavr Ik'«*n S4 be.tub'll lur Mondax Some weekend lamllx fun lt*is also tu rn jtlannrd h, S«-i rets Hair Ib-sign A lai u//i trui k will .unxr to ( ool olf S.mlord rcaidents Saiur dux from 11 a rn to •> p .n at the co rn e r o f IO irriw * » v 17 « i'" ' By N IC K P F E I F A U F SfaN S A N H *I<I • IL* • •i'*f n f l»»r .flat < !i |•v• r «it »t•• \ «v!••ra ii S.il* f\ f «Mlll* ll fl.is f’s's'i* t i U.lTfllfli! I if* rt* s lli« • f 7T r r r ! — h r r T r r r m r m t P n r - w n t l - r r r provided Bring your bathing suits S a n fo r d See Schedule. Page 5A t i n .14 P ho to h r S » » « n » . « « * . Diana Dunn o» Sanford g<!*ls into the holiday spun A.tn '.*•• !. .of ••reworks on saio at P.necrost S' opp'ng Center r ,r>v 1 u'Chasod in many aroa locations —------------------------------------ -— ■— ---------------------------------------------------- Partly cloudy with s c a t t e r e d t hu n drrstorms High in ili* lower 90s Wind variable 5 to 10 mph Nuin chance *10 per cent F o r m ore waathar, Pago 2A f ffih rm. f i f* U " | k s .If* tl»> ^ F. \ «*t a •*» • I l l i l l ^ U i «ii|M rIons a911««v\ * ..lit hi 11 * 1 fl'rf l l . i r t l l k NH ••* ~|.*«» l. I- •» Me W r a r (it r ouragllig all par* ills in estabilsb s*itue ground tabs t..r using if" lire works iM’li.t* l It*- I ' >ri It ot lul v hi o(ih 1 lo it dtl* • 1 1!• tlue.it ol ili|u tu s \. • .■tdirig . 1 .*ris an* r P i .mI i.. t S e r W a rn in g s Page 5A Nelnted E d it o ria l. Page •» A Field trips to benefit more kids A very s c ie n tific fello w By N ICK P F E I F A U F Her 1 ' laff Wider ________ SANFORD I Ik Ncnmioli 1 uiinix S. Innil Itiiaid is ini' lulling its la lit trip p<>hi ns s. In ml •dill luls Ik Ilex« lln i hung* s will III ot lii-netlt to mini students Itn.iid 1 li. m m . in leanili) M o l l i s sai d " ' I I I mi HU d XVIi.it w< will tu doi ng is ii e v a l u a t i n g Hi' In Id ' r i ps th.ii s. li.M.ls b.ix* In 1 n d o i n g m tin past ill siii h as \v .IV as n. nth I i • .*milHI.UI44l) ol III. Iritis tint Wi thout UIX d i s l up l l l l l l 1C. •ha­ st h< Ml| s I lii bi liiH.l I ' i i I ii x Adx is. .1 x t o i i i m i i i ' i h.is I h i ii siifdx m g tu*- issu* ..I ti* Id t u p s bit ittunx m o n t h s uni bad i< >o m n i i mb d ( bat 111* poln x hi It v tsed In 1 \i bub ililddli s. lii nil s l u d i t l t s hu m p.u Hi 1p.1tion ill ox cr night Held Mips Naturally Moms said w> will lmlioi ibnsi mps xv tin li have alieadv tu i n si hi iliilcd hut W bat w e vvalll I" do tlow is liavi til* trips set uj> tu In iloui during 1 Ik* inn n i ssioit periods wben ve .11 round si bools aii mil lot rill* • xvi 1 k periods 1 v 1 rv 12 Wi l k ' IN D E X Skies clear for the weekend >• ■••ya an n*- + t **'%•• n't*• «!ir* • Ilf* «ao*tl>s ••••• I i'" '1 B e g in n in g at 11 a m Sunday m o rn in g Mi* t ' e l e r x <’ l l x t r u is « i s w i l l lx- p ie s * l i t l l l g a l l a n t l i p " a n d l a s s l . • at s h o w o n * v m i * i n l * B l v . l i l m i g M " l . t k e l r o l t ' • a t .. w li* i s w i l l • .iff * » f 11*« I \\ »N|| F r o m ita ff and wlra raporta H o r o a o o p a .................. OB M o v la a ...........................3B N a tio n .......................... ®A P a o p la ...........................3B P o llc a ............................3A R a llg lo n ........................3A S p o r ts .....................1B.2B W e a t h a r ....................... 2A I ••• PtvolQ Guy Brewster Y o u ’ ll g e t a b a n g o u t o f J u l y 4 I ALLAHASSEE - Service station owners will luutii h an advertising campaign urging Finn di.ms tu request a xute on anv Wx al gasoline tax mi reuses an industry gruuj) said Thursday XX* iK-ln-ve that frelore anv new local option g«lsiilllli taxes are levied, the people should t*e adx ised ol i urrrnt raxes and how thr money is spent sold Nil k Mi Alllster rxeruttxr dlrectoi ol Florida Food and Fuel Netailers ln< A new Florida growth management luw that took elicit Thursday entitled county com missions to add up to five cents a gallon to gavihne taxes Adding tax would require a "supermajority vote Ot thr commission - a majority plus one I In law savs the public can Ik- allowed to vote on the tax but a referendum Isn't required I hrv should be given the right to vote yes or no McAllister said 1(if group s ad 1 ampuign. Iratunng television spots and placards on pumps. Is expected to tx-gin III one or two weeks It will point out that I loridlans already pay nearly 40 rents a gallon hi gasoline taxes be said lb.it includes 14 cents in lederal taxes. 11 h .cuts in state taxes. 11 3 cents In county road taxes and 2 5 cents in state and federal mx 1fon1nrnt.1l and inspection charges. C la sa lfla d a ..........CU, 7B C o m l c a ....................... OB C r o a a w o r d ................OB Oaar A b b y .................3B D o a th a ........................ 5A Dr. O o tt.......................OB E d it o ria l..................... 4 A F lo r id a ........................ 2A i elm ol our biggest outings slit •xjdamed is to ilu 1 amp when siudeiils liaxi a bands .111 oppurtmiltx in b arn about 1 onscrxaitoii nature H e iii l Ptxoto b» Tom**.* Vinc»*’ l Robert Alexander, scienco loachor at Santord Middle School, encourages students Matt Williams. Adam Brooks and Jared Blytho. from back, In thoir computor work Alexander has been selected as a 1993 Governor s Fellow and will represent Florida at this summers AT AT Teachors and Technology Institute Only three teachers oach from 15 stales have boon selected lo exchange ideas with industry loadors and tin mitdiMirs Ibex siav hi dorniatories lor si vcr.ll days at a tint* and thr < xprt icfli e is both 1 11 |i.x a Iib as vxi II as i dm atloti.il V o illl.lllx llle s i H ip s have be e n d o n e d llf lllg ilu s. In Mil y i . it a n d tin d t s ir t i t l i n n h u d to p io v u h lo l l c p l .11 1 l l n lit l e . ii l l i ' l s d l l l t l l g t i l l Sec T r i p s . I’ ngc 5 A Lake M ary O K s sew er lines along boulevard By N IC K P F E I F A U F Herald Staff Writer LAKE MANY — With tin* widening projr. t on West Lake Mary Boulevard now complete efforts arc underway to fx-gln work on the boulevard cast of the city, to U S 17-92 During last night's City Commission meeting steps were taken toward flnuli/ing the <tty's ■x portion of the t minty widening pm|i The ettx voted to authorize •In max nr n> execute an mterlocul utility eonstnu lion ugM • merit lor a water main extension santtarx sewer project "W e had planned lor most ot this said City Planner Mult West "hut the sexxei system was not formally promised Now the i ommission n.is \oted to add that to the prn|ci t I In 4 tlx at IIS own e\|H list vxill ■onstrui t \\.11• r anil srwt i utilities along tin tight (<l xx.ix as part .<1 what is listed as Lake Marx lloulexard Phase II Die amount will he ultli lallx determined nin e contracts arc approved Seminole Countx will he putting tin* •onstrui nun piop-et lor (lit eastern houl» .arrl area out n> See Se w e r. I’ agc 5 A �a A - Sanford Herald. Sanford, F lo rid a - Friday. July 2, 1903 NEWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE S TA TE Navy plans move to Great Lakes Boy playing on train has arm severed MIAMI — A teen-age trying to Jump onto a freight train today fell In between It. severing his arm and possibly damuging bis legs, police said. When police first arrived at about 1:30 a.m. toduy at the south Miami accident scene, officer found Ihe boy’s severed arm. then found the 16-ycar-old still alive, said Mctro-Dadc supervisor John Dll mars. "W e first found the arm and started looking for the person, which we located." Dllmars said. The train also may have run over his legs. Dllmars said. The teen-ager was taken to Jackson Memorial Hospital, where he was listed In critical condition, said hospital spokesman Sam Gratis. Six killed in accident LAKE CITY — Six people were killed on Interstate 75 when a northbound car carrying two Venice couples crossed Into the southbound lanes and collided with another vehicle. Florida Highway Patrol troopers said the Wednesday morning accident that left three bodies lying In the road south of Lake City, was among the worst they had seen. The victims were three married couples from southwest Florida. They were Identified as Daniel Lattanzlo, 61. and his wife Been. 64; Theodore Simon. 70. and his wife Margaret. 69. nil of Venice; and Michael Born. 64. and his wife Katherine. 63. of Pon Charlotte. "W e really don't know what caused It at this tim e." Trooper Ken Robinson said. Man convicted of murder FORT LAUDERDALE — A man was convicted o f the 1986 murder of a young surfer whose father then spent years hunting down suspects. James Tralna, 49. of Delray Beach, was convicted Thursday of first-degree murder In the killing of Joe Vlscido Jr. during a drug rlpoff in Deerfield Beach. Th e Jury also found him guilty of armed robbery and burglary. “ 1 always knew I'd catch m y son's killers. I knew they'd be found." said Vlscido Sr. "I'd do It all over again." Broward Circuit Judge Robert Carney Immediately sen­ tenced Tralna lo life without parole for at least 25 years, along with nine years In prison on the two other counts. A second suspect In the case. Kerry J. Carbonell. 29. hanged himself In the Broward County Jail In August o f 1992. DuPont pesticide contaminating water MIAMI — A pesticide made by DuPont has been con­ taminating ground water, especially In Florida and California. The National Coalition Against the Misuse o f Pesticides and the United Mine Workers o f America released the report Thursday In Washington saying that cxceaalve levels of bromacll have been found In 60 wells nationwide. Most o f the wells are used for drinking water. The group said bromacll Is used extensively In citrus groves and along railways to fight weeds, but noted that It may cause cancer and affect the thyroid gland. DuPont officials were called at their office late Thursday, but were not available to comment. The company Is already embroiled In a controversy Involving the fungicide Benlate DF. The company faces hundreds of lawsuits from nursery owners who say the fungicide destroyed By Associated Press ORLANDO — The N a vy has begun long-range planning to transfer the activities at Orlando's Naval Training Center to Great Lakes. III., ending a 25-ycar association with landlocked Central Florida. Base Commander F. Lee TU lot son has appointed Capt. Harr)- Smith to coordinate base closure actlvltlrs with city officials and a Pentagon representative for (he task which may lake five or six years. Orlando NTC. the largest o f the Navy's three boot camps. Ison a long list of military Installations being closed or realigned. President Clinton forwurded the choices of a special commission on Thursday lo Con­ gress. which can accept or reject the whole package but not make any changes. " I was personally disappointed." Reur Adm. F. Lee Tlllotson to ld reporters Thursday. "W e have built som e of the ffnest Institutions in the Navy." But. he said his orders arc to work with city officials on an orderly transition which will eventually transfer specialized schools for recruits and for students ol electronics and nuclear power generators to Great Lakes Naval Training Center, near Chicago. TAM PA — A 21-year-old man was charged In the’ death of a 2-year-old boy, who police believe may have been smothered with a stuffed animal or a mattress. William Harry Wood HI was charged Thursday with first-degree murder and aggravated child abuse, said Hillsborough sherlfTsSgt. John Marsicano. Wood was the boyfriend o f the toddler's mother. Marsicano said. He had been living with the boy's mother but was not the father. Toby Brian Stroll Jr. died June 10 after being found by his mother In his bedroom. There were no outward signs o f foul play, but the Investigation switched from a suspicious death case to homicide this week when results o f an autopsy showed the boy had been asphyxiated. Marsicano said. He said there Is no known m otive for the attack. Piece of worn bridge falls into St. Johns JACKSONVILLE — A piece o f a downtown bridge was so worn It crumbled and fell Into the St. Johns River, causing traffic delays o f more than an hour. One of two northbound lanes o f the Fuller Warren Bridge was closed Thursday as repairs began on the 3-foot by 4-foot hole, fascinating and frustrating motorists who were backed up on Interstate 05 for up to 90 mlnutea. Work crews removed the plate and poured quick-drying concrete Into a mold built around the hole. From A ssociated Press reports M IA M I - H e re are th e w inning numbers selected Thursday in the Florida Lottery: -Sandy Wlggers Orlando NTC contributes about #575 million annually to tbc Central Florida economy. Base population averages same 16.000 military and civilian personnel, most o f them recruits and students. Left behind will be a downtown property o f 1.093 acres, an 826-ucrc housing and support services annex near Orlando In­ ternational Airport and two smaller storage and supply sites. Anticipating final endorsement o f the Pentagon's decision by ihe president and Congress, the city has formed n task force to seek new tenants or developers for the properties. Tlllotson said there was no way such strategically situated sites "w ill be Guidelines issued on letting divorced parents with children move TALLAHASSEE - The state Supreme Court said divorced parents should be allowed to move when It’s for a Rood reason and not Intended to cut off their ex-spouses from visiting their children. Also Thursday the court said drivers can't be asked to recite part o f the alphabet to prove their sobriety unless they're read their rights, approved u new anti-bias rule for lawyers and said police can't make crack cocaine for undercover opera­ tions. T h e Issue of custody an d relocations has been a trouble­ some one for courts In Florida and elsewhere, the Suprem e Court said. “ In all cases of this type, the best Interest of the child clearly is the prime consideration." the 3rd District Court of Appeal In Miami. In the case involving sobriety tests, the court said "a reason­ able person would conclude that the request to recite, out o f the ordinary sequence, letters and numbers was designed to lead to an Incriminating response." That means a person must be advised o f their rights lo refuse to answer questions. Shaw wrote In the m ajority opinion. Justice Parker Lee McDonald was the sole dissenter. One ruling Issued Thursday Included the recipe for crack cocaine In the opinion, the court said police can't cook up a batch o f crack cocain e to use In undercover operations. The r u l i n g cam e ou t o f Broward C ou n ty, where exSheriff Nick Navarro In 1989 authorized his department to start manufacturing crack co­ caine. —opinion reads;-----------------------In a separate opinion. Justice Leander Shaw said the rule “ denigrates the rights of Flor­ ida's noncustodial parents." S ix o f the seven Justices agreed the best guidance was contained In a 1089 opinion by c r a c lr frGitt cocarrie~powider seized In drug raids. Undercover deputies then took the rocks to school zones where they ar­ rested p eop le on charges o f violating a law against buying drugs within 1,000 feet o f a school. By JACKIE HALUFAX Associated Press Writer T tiu rw ta y * Manchargedinboyrdeaih f As an American taxpayer, th is greatly upsets me. Besides losing my job, I see my taxes being used to close down a base that is absolutely beautiful, a new facility in an ideal location.) u n s ig n e d m a jo rity ttherttr e m p lo y e e s m ade 1th e sitting here empty." "No place where I have been have I been more Impressed by the local leadership” and Its long-range planning, the admiral said. Several civilian employees appearing after Tlllotson's news conference were dismayed at having lo phase out activities that hud won them Navy awards for excellence over the vrars. Dale Laird, manager of bachelor housing at Ihe center, said. "None o f us feel It Is right" lo close the base. "The Iclonurc commission's! decision seemed rather strange.'. . A lot o f the data we provided ns part of the closure process was nol presented In quite the same light as we submitted II." he said. "It wns u little disturbing." "W e’re very upset.'* said Sandy Wlggers. who runs Ihe child development program at NTC. "Everything was decided before the henring took place." nddlng most civilians at the base fell the same. "As an American taxpayer, this greatly upsets m e." she said. "Beside* losing tny Job. I see my taxes being used to close down a base that Is absolutely beautiful, u new facility In an Ideal location." 30.4 million to hit the road on July 4 weekend B y A s a o c la t e d F ra a a _______ ORLANDO — The nation's hlghwuys will he Jammed with Fourth o f July travelers, the American Automobile As­ sociation says. AAA estimates 4 million lo 6 million more motorists will be on the road than during Ihe Memorlul Day weekend. It adds up to .the busies! sum­ m er h o lld u y — with an estimated 30.4 million people on the move. The West and Southeast are expected lo be Ihe busiest. "Th e Fourth of July is a lim e w h en p eo p le com e together for family reunions and summer travel." said Lynda Gwynn. director of travel agency services for — AAA .Florida.—"JL'a- lummtr vacation lime. too. because the kids arc out of school." A grow ing trend toward s h o r t e r v a c a t io n s spun around a long weekend also may spark travel on the Fourth, said Ms. Glynn. The No I travel area In thr country will be the West, where 7 million are expected on the roads. Florida. Georgia and Ihe Carolina* arc next with 6.7 million motorists. Holiday projections for air travelers were not as strong. AAA predicted 3.4 million would lake planes, trains or buses tills weekend, an 8 percent decrease from Iasi year. The decline was at­ tributed lo higher airfares. Orlandu-areu attractions, hotels and restaurants hope Independence Day will make up fo r the s lo w -s ta rtin g summer travel season. Hotel occupancy was ofTand crowds light nt some attractions in June. - - O fficials-blam e-w cak-lLS— and European econom ies, h ig h e r a ir fa r e s a n d a h eig h ten ed a w a ren ess of crimes against tourists for some of the slowdown In tourism to Florida. Greenpeace places “no drill zone” marker PENSACOLA — Environmen­ talists have protested Chevron USA's plans for an offshore gas well by proclaiming the site In the Gulf of Mexico to be u "N o Drill Zone." "Drilling season has begun o ff or Florida, and with it a season o f a c tio n b e g in s , t o o . " s a id Greenpeace spokesman S teve Kretzmann. "Chevron and the Clinton administration need to get the message that Floridians will boycott Chevron, pass reso­ lutions. and If necessary, they will form a citizens' coast guard to stop Chevron from drilling off (heir coast." The o c e a n g o in g lug M .V. Greenpeace on Thursday d e­ ployed a pyramid-like, 15-foot warning buoy 27 miles south o f this Florida Panhandle city. Kretzmann said by radio from the vessel. The yellow and black buoy was emblazoned: “ NO DRILL ZONE CLIM ATE PROTEC­ TION C O A STA L PROTEC­ TION - POLLUTION PREVEN­ TION." Chevron spokesman Bobby Boone In A tlan ta called the protest and Kretzmann's com ­ ments "scare tactics." Based on two earlier explor­ atory wells. Chevron officials are convinced there la no oil off the Panhandle coast but potentially a large quantity o f natural gas, which poses no danger of a spill, Boone said. Chevron Is expected to begin drilling for gas In federal waters sometime within the next few months. State and local officials and business people have Joined en­ vironmentalists In objecting to the drilling, citing the possibility spills and wastes could ruin sugar-white sand beaches that a re v it a l to th e s t a t e ’ s multlbllllon-dollar tourist in­ dustry. They are urging Interior Secre­ tary Bruce Babbitt to suspend Chevron's permit and establish a three-year moratorium on dril­ lin g pending environm ental studies on the Panhandle'* ecosystem. The environmentalists con­ tend drilling would needlessly Imperil the Florida's beaches for only enough oil and gas to meet the nation's energy needs for 10 weeks. Boone countered It Is believed the Gulf off Florida holds enough clean-burning natural gas la meet Florida's demand for that fuel for five years. THE WEATHER fe * V N A T IO N A L T E M P O Cash 3 7-1-3 P la y 4 5-7-0-8 S a n f o r d H e r a ld Friday, July 2. 1993 Vol 85. No. 286 Published Das* and Sunday, aicapt Saturday by The Sanlord Haraid. Inc. SOO N French Avf, Sanlord, ns aim Sacond Claaa Postage Patd al Sanlcrd, Florida and additional mailing oNIcoa Florida Ri.kl.nta muat pay 7%aataa lax In addition lo rataa above. Phone (407) 322-Mlt. Today: Partly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms. High In Ihe lower 90s. Wind variable 5 10 mph. Rain chance 40 percent. Tonight: Scattered evening thunderstorms then fair. Low In the lower 70s. Wind becoming light. Rain chance 30 percent. Saturday: Partly cloudy with a 40 percent chuncc of afternoon thunderstorms. High In the lower lo mid 90s. Wind south 10 mph. Rcmuindrr of Fourth of July weekend: Purtly cloudy wllh a chuncc of afternoon and evening thunderstorms. F L O R ID A T E M P S City HI La Pel tl Daytona Beach 4f .1 *0 70 100 Ft Laud Baach , Fort Mr*»* 44 IS .17 ft 71 Gainesville Of mm mm mm Home,lead Jacksonville *4 II 4S 00 Key West *1 77 00 Lakeland fS 71 Miami w .1 71 .to Pensacola »7 71 Sarasota If .10 *1 Tallahassee 70 ff .« Tamp* ft 74 Of fl 71 Van* Baach 00 W Palm Baach *0 If 00 FRIDAY Ptljr eldy 00-70 SATURDAY P t lf d d y 00*70 SUNDAY Ptljr eldy 00-70 TOSS MONDAY PU yeldy 00*70 • • ^ 1 SATURDAY <j LAST J u ly 11 © FIRST July 26 BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves arc 0-1 fool and choppy. Current Is to the south with a w a ter temperature of 79 degrees. New Smyrna Beach: Waves ure 0-1 feet and semi glassy. Current is to the south, with a w ater temperature o f 79 degrees. LUNAR T A B L E : Min. 5:15 a m.. 5:30 p.m.: MaJ. 11:20 a.m.. 11:50 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: highs. 8:02 a.m.. 8:43 p.m.; lows. 2:t>6 a.m.. 2:06 p.m.: New Smyrna Beacht hlglis. 8:07 u.m„ 8:48 p.m.: lows. 2:11 ii.m.. 2:11 p.m.: Cocoa Beach: high*. 8:22 a.m.; 9.03 p.m.: lows. 2:26 a.m., 2:26 p.m. BOATING St. Augnatlne to Jupiter Inlet T o n i g h t : ' W in d south to southwest 5 to 10 knots. Seas i to 2 feel. Bay and Inland waters smooth. Scattered showers and thunderstorms. Saturday: W in d south 10 knots. Seas 2 feel. Bay and •Inland waters a light chop. Scattered show ers and thun­ derstorms. TU E SD A Y Ptly cldjr 00*70 STATISTICS The high tem perature in Sanford Thnisday was 93 de'grecs and Ihe overnight low was 69 as reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center, Celery Avenue. Recorded ra in fa ll for the pertod. ending at 9 a.m. Friday, totalled 0 Inches. The temperature at 9 a.m. today was 79 degrees and Friday's overnight low was 71. tut recorded by Ihe National Weather Service at Ihe Orlando International Airport. Other Weather Service data: □ThntaBay’a high............ 05 OBaromattle pressure.30.03 □Relative HnmUUty....70 pet □WlaSa. •l i l t .Northeast 6 mph □ Rainfall............06 of an in. □ T o d a y 's sun set.....0:10 p.m. □Tomorrow's sunrise....6:26 (•mptfiiurtt Indicatt previous i high andovernight lo* lo1p im EOT City Hi La Prc Anchor«go AS so n Allan!* n 71 to Atlantic City *0 *i Baltimore 7* 71 Billing* i» SI .IS Birmingham n 71 .IS Bismarck 7« S4 .7] Boi*a n 41 Boston ;i SI Burlington.Vt. « 57 Charlestons C n 77 Charlotton.W Va M 47 1M Charlotto.N C St 7* Chayonna u 17 Ot Chicago 74 43 Cleveland II 43 Concord N M U SI Dallas Ft Worth tl 71 Danvar ♦4 SS Do* Moinn II 41 .14 Detroit 74 41 01 Honolulu ft 74 Houston M 77 Indianapoli* 1) 47 M Jackton.Mis*. ft 73 Kansas City M 40 30* La* Vega* IM 74 Lima Rock t j 71 Lo* Angel** 14 44 Memphis n 74 Milwaukee 40 40 Mpt* SI Paul II 41 44 Nashville tl 77 New Orleans S4 71 New York City U 70 Oklahoma City IS 74 Omaha t j 47 00 Philadelphia M It Phaanli tea •S Pittsburgh 7* 47 PorttandMain* 7| }7 St Louis 14 n i4 tail Lake City 14 34 Saattto 4t S3 Washington. 0 C 77 71 04 �Sanford Hatslrt Sanford. Florida - Frida, legal Notices IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE I I O N T IE N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN A N O FO R SEM INO LE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. i « )*r*CJt 14-K S A M U E L L. C H E iS E R . a* Truttaa. Plaintiff. »». M UR RAY E CALHOUN and BOBBIE ANN CALHOUN, hit • lit ; C H A N O Y L E E W I L L I F O R D and V E R N A W ILLIFORD. JIM W A LT E R H O M E S . IN C ; H . C . FREDR ICK. JR . Truttaa; and M ICHAEL L K R E L L . Dtfandanti AM ENDED NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN that purtu an l ta a Sacond A m a n d a d S u m m a ry F in a l Judgmtnt In favor of Plaintiff, da lad Iha tm day of Juna. I*n. in Cat* No n HI* CA ta K of lha Circuit Court of tha Eigh laanth Judicial Circuit, In and tor Samlnola County, Florida, in which M UR RAY E CALHOUN and BOBBIE ANN CALHOUN, h i t w lt a . C H A N O Y L E E W I L L I F O R D and V E R N A W ILLIFORD. JIM W A LT E R H O M E S . IN C ; H G. FR ED R ICK . JR . Truttaa. and M IC H A E L L K R E L L . wara Dtfandan** and SA M U EL L CHESSER, at Truttaa. Plaintiff. I will tail fo tha highatt and boat bidder lor cath at lha Watt Front Door of tha Samlnola County Courfhowta. XII N Park Avunua, Samlnola County. San ford. Florida JJtri at 11 00 o'clock A M . on tha tlfh day of July. I**), tha following da tcrlbad proparty tat forth In tha Order of F Inal J udgment Lot II Start at tha Southwatt corner of tha Southaatl quarter of Section IS. Townthip i f South. R ang e )] E a i t . Sa m ln o la County. Florida and run N If*er01" E . along tha South margin of told quarter, for X O' to the Eatt margin of the M O ’ right of way of SI Jchnt Ave nue. thence N 00*JO 00' W , along veld margin, for is r to a point of curve, thence along taid margin curve to the We*t with a central angle of 0t*4»'j*‘\ radl ut of S.IS1 If’, for length ot curve of f ff I f to a concrete m onu m ent ter a p oin t ot lengency; thenca N 10*!•')*■’ W . along la id margin, for JM f l' to a concrete monument for a point, thence N t r 'i T W E tor 1,310 r to a concrete monument for a point, thence N ir o a ’je’* e for m n ’ to a concrete monument tor a point; thence N ir tO W * E tor it* IS’ to a concrete monument lor a point, thence N W JO If” W for 104 O’ to an Iron pin lor a point of beginning ot the property to be drtcribed; thence continue N « r » i r w. tor f i g- to a pm lor a corner, thence N J 4 * ju r ' W tor III J’ to an iron pin lor a corner, thence N ft*M’S!" E lor 1 MO*, more or lest, to an iron pm lor a corner on the Wait bank ot the Si Johns River; thence in a Southerly direction, along M id bank, for XU’, more or lets, to an Iron pin lor a corner; thence S lf*4t’S r ’ W . away from M id river, for l,4*Q’ more or lass, to the point ot beginning . Ihe pc caled in Northeast quarter ot the Southeast quarter ot Section IS. Township If South. Range n East, and the Northwest quarter st the Southewest quarter of Section X, Township If South. R ange II E a s t. S e m in o le County. Florida Lot No n Start at the Southwest corner of the Southeast quarter ot Section IS. Township If South. R ange II E a s t. S e m in o le County, Florida and run N. ir e / ’OJ’' E . along tha South margin of M id quarter, for 10 0’ to the East margin of the to O’ right of way ot St Johns Ave nue. thence N W J0 00" W , along M id margin, lor IS S’ to a point ot curve; thence along M id margin curve to the West, with a central angle of 0f*40'M ”, radl us of S.ISl.If'. for length of curve ot f * 4 t r to a concrete m onum ent for a point of lengency. thence N I0*ll’la ’’ W„ along said margin, tor MS »)’ to a concrete monument lor a point; thence N. •f*4I'Sa" E tor l . l i o r to a concrete monument tor a point; thence N. ir o s ’is ” E lor m Ji' to a concrete monument for a point; IhenceN lltodOO" E. for STi.lS’ to a concrete monument for a point; thence N OO'JO’ i r W. for If IB’ to a point; thence N. S4»1I’1I" W. tor 1413’ to an Iron pin tor a point of beginning of the property to be described, thence continue N. J4*I1'II" W. tor 1411’ to an Iron pin tor a corner; thence N f f c r i r E. tor 1400', more or less, to an Iron pin for a corner on the West bank of the St Johns River; thence In a Southerly direction, along M id bank, lor IIS', more or less, to an Iron pin tor a corner; thence S at*4*'H" W., away from said river lor I.JeO’. more or less, to the point ot beginning. The property described IS lo caled in the Southeast quarter of the Northeast quarter of Section IS. Township It South. Range n East, and the Southwest quarter of the Northwest quarter of Section X. Township It South. R ang e 1) E a s t. S e m in o le County. Florida Said property shall be sold sublecf to any outstanding liens or equil.es not foreclosed In this action D ATED : June If. I ff! M ARY A N N E MORSE (Clerk of Circuit Court) By Jane E Jasewlc Deputy Clerk Publish. Ju lyJ.t, ItW D EG If NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby given that we ire engaged In business at Iff Jrosdick D r . Casselberry, Sem nolo County. Florida, under the fictitious Name ot PHIL'S AP •LlANCE SERVICE, and that ve Intend to register M>d name •ita the Secretary ot State, rallahassee. Florida. In ac or dance with the provisions Ot he Fltliltous Name Statute, to •It. Section MS » , Florida Stal itea lt» . Corporation Intersled In M id MSiness Isas follows: EileenP Spies Philip Spies •ublith: J u ly l. IT*) JEO N rrrr i A y w o » « o w p » ^ i heTSaiAsdPraweadMsd^^r^ Ltgal Notices Legal Notices SEMINOLE COMMUNITY C O LLB O E DISTRICT BOARO OF T R U ST E E S PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Is provided of o regular meeting of the District Beard of Trustees fo consider the purcheM of real IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1ITH JU D ICIAL CIRCUIT, I N A N D F O R SEMINOLE C O U N TY. FLO R ID A CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO.ft-lflS-CA-IS'K C H R Y SLER F I R S T FINAN CIAL SERVICES CORPORA TION.tfc . Plaintiff. vs MARION ASSOCIATES. INC. ate ,« l* l. Defendants STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF SEM IN O LE NOTICE OF S A L E PURSUANT TO C H A P T E R 41 NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN pursuant to an Order or Final Judgment of Foreclosure dated June II, Iff], and entered In Case No f l 14M CA 14 K of the Circuit Court of tho llth Judicial Clrcwil In and for Seminole C o u n ly , F l o r i d a w h tr a ln C H R YSLER F IR S T FINAN CIAL SERVICES CORPORA TION. els. 1s lha Pleinlllf. end MARION ASSOCIATES. INC. •tc . tt a t. are lha Defendant, i will sell to the highest and best bidder lor cash at the West Front Door of Ihe Seminole County CourfhouM. Senford. Florida, *1 II 00 o'clock o m on July 71. Iff). Iho following described property as set forth In Mid Or Or. or F inal Judg men!, tawlt Condominium U n it 441 E. DESTINY SPRINGS, a Condo minium, end an undivided 004444 Inttresl In Ihe land, common elements and common op e n set appurtenant to M>d unit, all In accordance with and sub|e<t to the covenant*, condl lions, restriction*, term* and other provisions ol the Declare lion ot Condominium ot DE STINY SPRINGS a Condomlni um. os recorded in O R Book IHI. Page IlfO as amended In O R Boos IM0 Page 1*41. aM to •he Public Records of Seminole County. Florlde DATED at Sentord. Seminole County. Florida. June I*. Iff) MARYANNE M O R SE Clerk ot the Circuit Court By JaneE Jesewtc Deputy Clerk Publish June IS A July}. Iff) D E F )4f The Olsfrlct Beerd of Trustees will consider on Option Conlroct for fho purchase of reol property od|acenl fo fho Collage on August 10. Iff! of i : X p m . In fho Board Room of Seminole Community College. 100 Weldon Bouleverd. Senford. Florida, n r / it if f Property Description: The south 400 loot ot the west 110 feet of Block J. FAIR LAN E E ST A T ES . Section t, os r* corded In Plot Book It. page 10. ot tha public records ot Samlnola County, Florida SUBJECT to permanent and temporary easements of record Sellers: Florida Power and Light Company D o fo lt l of tho p ro p o std purchase aro available tor public review In the Office ot tho Vice President tor Adminlslro lion and Finance Hours of Inspection will be t o m lo 4 p m during regular college workdays Publish J u ly l. Itfl DEG1I SEMINOLE COMMUNITY C O LLE O E OIITRICT BO AR O O F TR USTEES PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby provided ot a regular meeting of the District Board ot Trustees to consider the purchase ot real property The O illrlcl Board ot Trustees will consider an Option Contract tor the purchase of reel property adlacent to the College on August 10. tf fl at I X p m In the Board Room ot Seminole Community College. 100 Weldon Bouloverd. Sanford, Florida, n m t it t Property Description: Lai II. C A R D IN A L OAKS COVE, according to tha plat thereof, as recorded In Plat Book IS. pages II and II. Public Records ot Seminole County. Florida SUBJECT to permanent end temporary easements ot record Sellers; Clerk R and Pamela J Merrill D e ta ils of the proposed purchase are available for public review in the Office of the Vice President tor Admlnlslra lion and Finance Hours ot Inspection will be t u n to 4 p m during roguler college workdays Publish Ju ly l. Iff) OEGM IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE E IG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL ACTION NO. f) 1 IU CA I4K FG IIP F U N O IN G W EST LIM ITED P A R TN ER SH lP . •fal. Plaintiff vs TCC C A SSELBER R Y LIMITED P A * ( M R R lH I P .a t a l-------------- Defendant NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT T O C H A P T E R fJ NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN pursuant to an Order or Final Judgment ot foreclosure dated Juna II. t f f l and entered in C o m No f) 101) CAI4 K ot the Circuit Court ot the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and tor Semi note County. Florida wherein F G H P F U N D IN G W EST LIM IT E D P A R T N E R S H IP . GARMONT FUNOING WEST. INC . end U S WEST FINAN CIAL SERVICES. IN C. plain lift* and TCC CA SSELBER R Y LIM ITED PARTN ERSHIP and TCC TAM PA RETA IL. INC. are defendant*. I will M il to the highest and best bidder for cash af the West Front Door of the SEMINOLE County Courthouse In Senford. Seminole County. Florida at 11:00 o’clock A M on the Und day ot July. Iff), the following described property as Mt forth In Mid Order or Final Judgment, to wit: EXHIBIT " A " Lot 1. ot C A S S E L B E R R Y COLLECTION, per Plat thereof recorded In Plat Book 4). at Page 11/1). Public Records el Seminole County. Florida Together with; That certain appurtenant ac­ cess easement pursuant to that certain Cress Easement. Notice of Restriction and Roodway A g t a a m o n l. a a o c u la d by Vaughan. Inc. and the TCC C a t s o lb a r r y L im it e d Partnership, dated May II. Iff! and recorded on May II. 1FM In O tlld a l Records Book Iff). Page ilfO ol the Public Records of Seminole County. Florida O altd at Sanlord, Florida Juno If, Iff) M A R Y A N N E MORSE A t Clark. Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida By Jane E Jasewlc As Deputy Clerk Publish: July 1.1. iff) DEGM IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT * OF THE EIO H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO: f l 1140 CA-HK JA M E S C . LUCAS Plaintiff. vs. THOMAS LLO YO HARRIS and JOANNE KOCH HARRIS. Otfendenti NOTICE OF SALE Noflca Is hereby given that on July 11. tffl. at If 00 A M at tha West Front Door ol tho Courthouse ot Samlnola Courty ol Sanford. Florida the un derslgned clerk will oiler lor M le the properly located In Seminole County, Florida, which It more particularly described as follows Lot II. TH E HIGHLANDS SEC T IO N S S E V E N AND EIGHT, according to the Plat thereof as recorded to Plaf Book IS. pp 11II. Public Records of Seminole County. Florida Tha a loreM id sale will be mad* pursuant to the Plaintiffs Final Judgment el Foreclosure In C i v i l A c t io n N u m b e r f l 1*40 CA U K now pending in tha Circuit Court In Sem mote County. F tor Wo DATE O June I*, t f f l M A R Y A N N E MORSE Clark ofthe Circuit Court By: Jane E. Jasewlc Deputy Clerk Publ.th July I t. Iff) O EG 1I IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE I I O H T E E E N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AN D FO R SEMINOLE C O U N T Y , FLORIDA CASINO f l l l l t CC COMMUNITY P R O P E R T IE S D EVELOPM ENT CORPORATION TOPGUNCORPORATION Ptetotitf V* HAIM TABAK Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO HAIM TABAK YOU ARE H E R E B Y NOTI FIEO that a complaint to tor* clot* a statutory hat been tiled against you You are required to serve a copy ot your written detente*. II any, to tho action on the Piainlltf l attorney. William. W Carpenter. Esquire, whose address It U0 Eatt Highway 4*4. Long wood Florida 111*0. on or before July X. iff) and HI* th* original with th* Clerk ot this Court either betore service on *' (*tBHl!!tt‘ > l Jl •-n**' attty here after otherwise. * judgment wilt be entered tor the rellel demanded to th* Com. plaint WINESS my hand end Mel ol this court on this lath day ol June. Iff) ( S E A ll MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol th* Circuit Court B Y : Cam* E Bueltner Deputy Clerk Publish June II. 1* A July 1 .1. iff) D E F 141 IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE E IG H T EEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, INAND FOR SEMINOLE C O U N TY, FLORIDA CASE NO: t i l l ! * OR-M P IN RE: TheMarriegeof Hedrick B Jackman, Husband. and Colleen E Jackman. Wife NOTICE OF ACTION DISSOLUTION OF M A R R IA G E TO. Colleen E. Jackman Address Unknown YOU ARE H E R E B Y NOTI F IE D that an action far dittolu Hon of marriage hat boon Iliad against you and you are re qulrod to serve * copy of your written defenses. If any. fo It on Hedrick B. Jetkmen. Petitioner, whose address li 10* Bentry Or., Lake Mary, F L 111**, on or before July 14. Iff], and III* th* original with th* clerk ol this court betore service on Poll Honor or Immediately thereat tar It you tail to do so. a default will be entered against you lor lha relltf demanded In th* petition WITNESS my hand and th* M alot this Court on June*. Iff) (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE C L E R K O F T H E COURT By Joyce Ctockley Deputy Clerk Publish: June II, tl. H A Ju ly ), tffl D E F 1*4 IN THE CIRCUIT CO U R T OF THE I4TH JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT IN A N D F O R SEMINOLE CO UN TY, FLORIDA CASE NO. fl-U lC A -l* K C O U N T R Y W ID E F U N D I N G CORPORATION. Plaintiff, Vf. ROSALIND COM H ILL. Defendant Is) NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE Is hereby given that, pursuant to th* Order ot Sum m ary Judgment at Foreclosure In this cauM. to th* Circuit Court of Seminole County. F lor Ida. I will sell th* property situated to Seminole County, Florlde drtcribed as Lot I4f. WYNDHAM WOODS. Phase II. according to tho plat thereof at recorded In Plat Book H . Pages 41 4). Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida at Public Sal*, to th* highest bidder, tar cash, at th* West Freni Entrance at lha Seminote County CourtheuM. Sanford. Florida, at 1100 a m . on July II. Iff) WITNESS my hand and fho Seal of this Court Juno 10. Iff) ISEAL1 MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol th* Circuit Court By: JaneE Jasawlc Deputy Clerk Publish June 1* A July 1. Iff] D E F 110 Gunman kills 8, then self Legal Notices IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT, INANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA C A S I N O . t lt t l t C A U K L O M A S M O R TG AG E U S A , INC.. Plaintiff. v*. P H I L L I P SHAUN FLAVIN eka Phillip $ Flavin NANCY J F L A V I N ; R ES O LU TIO N T R U S T CORPORATION, a* re ca lv e r for Planter F e d e ra l Savings kna Great Western, and any unknown heirs, devisees, grant***, creditors, and other unknown persons or unknown spouses claiming by, through, and under any olth* above named Defendants. Defendants NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE N O T IC E I* hereby given that th* undersigned Clerk ot th* C ir c u it Court ot S e m in o le County, Florid*, will on July II, Iff), o l 11.00o'clock A M at the Weal r root door si lha Seminole County Courthouse to Sanlord. Florida, otter for ui* and M il at public outcry to th* highest and best bidder lor cash, the follow ing described property slluete In Seminole County, Florida Lot 4*4 LONCWOOO. a* re corded In Plat Boo* t, Pag* 11. Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida ISection 17. Township X . Reng* JO) Together with the following desc r 1bed equipment Central Heat Unit Carpeting pursuant to lha Final Judgment entered in a case pend.ng in M id Court, th* style of which 1* Indicated above W ITNESS my hand end of tidal seat ot Mid Court this itth day ol June. Iff) (COURT SEAL) M A R Y A N N E MORSE C L E R K O F THE CIRCUITCOURT By Jane E Jasewlc Deputy Clerk Publish June 1) A July J, iff] DEF HI IN T H E CIRCUITCOURT O F T H E EIOHTEENTH JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT OF T H E STATE OF FLORIDA. INANDFOR SEM INO LE COUNTY CIVIL ACTION C a w N e t) 1*4 CA 14 Dtvlslew: K M O L T O N . A LLEN A W ILLIAMS CORPORATION, an < Alabama Corpor alien. Plaintiff. v* DAVID L MCMANUS, and B ET TE J MCMANUS. Defendant* N O TICE OF SALE Notice It hereby given that, pursuant to e Final Judgment of Fo reclo su re entered in the ebov* s ty le d cause. In the C irc u it C ourt at Samlnola County, Florid*. I will tall th* property tituel* to Seminole County. Florlde. described at: Lot l*. ot ORANGE GROVE PARK. UNIT I. a subdivision according so ttw Plat thereof, at recorded In Plat Boo* II. Pag* 40. Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida at public M le to the highest end best bidder, tor cath. at th* West Front Door ol the Seminole County CourthouM. Sanlord. Fto.uUj.i_ ili» A M .m i) U v - ll- _ i D A T E D Juno 11, Iff) M A R Y A N N E MORSE Clerk ot Circuit Court By: Jon* E . Jasewlc Deputy Clerk Publ'th: J u n o H A July). IffJ DEF let iW T H E CIRCUtfcOURT, E IO H T E E N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. INANDFOR SEM IN O LE COUNTY, FLORIDA. C ASE N O .n t lf S C A MK BANCBOSTON MORTGAGE CORPORATION, a Florida cor poratlon. th* successor by m e r g e r to S T O C K T O N , W H A T L E Y . DAVIN A COM PAN Y. o Florida corperalion Plaintiff. vs. M ARG IE VEIGH BEASLEY; at. al . Defendant* N O TICE OF SALE Nolle* It hereby given that, pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment ot Foreclosure *n tered herein. I will tell th* property situated In Seminal* County, Florida,described** Lot X . Block A. STERLING PARK. Unit Three, according to the plat thereof as recorded In Plat Book II. pages 11 through 14 ol the public record! ol Sem inole Counly. F lo rid a . Together with: Rang* at public M l*, to the highest and best bidder for cash, at th* West Ironl entrance. Seminole Counly Courthouse. Sanlord in Sanlord. Florid*, at 11.00 A M on tho Ifthday of July. Iff) W ITNESS my hand and of Hclal seal of M id Court this ifth day ol Juno. Iff) ICourt Seal) M A R Y A N N E MORSE Clerk ol tho Circuit Court By Dorothy W Bolton A* Deputy Clerk Publish July I. f. Iff) OEG 11 IN T H E CIRCUITCOURT IN A N D FO R S EM IN O LE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO f 1 f t f l CA 14 L ROY W A L E X A N D E R and H ELEN J ALEXANDER, hi* wilt. Plaint iIts. vs JO SEP H B BEAVERS and ROSALIND R BEAVERS, his wile. Defendants N O TICE OF SALE Nolle* it given trial on July If, IffJ. at II 00 a m al Ihe Wttl Front door of the Seminole County CourthouM to Sanlord Florida, th* undert'gned Clerk will oiler tor Ml* Ihe following real property: Lot II, OAKLAND HILLS, according to tho plal Ihtrtol as recorded In Plat Book 11. pages *1 and *4. Public Records of Seminole County, Florida together with th* tenements, hereditam ents and eppurt* nances thereto belonging, and the rents, issues end prollls thereof The M l* will be madi purtu ant to Ihe Final Judgment ol Foreclosure entered to this *< Hen WITNESS my hand and the tea! ol this court on June If. Iff) ISEALI M A R Y A N N E MORSE Clerk of Circuit Court By Jan* E Jasewlc As Deputy Clerk Publish July I. f. Iff) OEG H Warrant plus other charges Marin L. Cicero. 24. 4277 Meeting I’lure, Sanford, was arrested by Longwood police on highway 17-92 Tuesday. Police said she had In t o apprehended hy a store security guard, after altrnipllng to lake items valued al $20.26 out of a store without paying. She was charged with retail tiieft. After she was placed in custody at the Jail, officers found she was wanted on two separate* warrants Issued In Orange County, for falling to appear on u charge of theft, und driving with a BUBpended/iTvoked license. Drug charge Albert Anderson. Jr.. 20. *26 Edward Higgins Terrace. Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police at McCny and Sterling Streets Tuesday. During nil Investigation, olflcers said Anderson was found lo have a plastic bag with a substance luler proven lo lx- crack cocaine. He was charged will) possession with Intent to distribute. Drug charges filed A Sanford man was arrested Wednesday on a drug sales charge. Undercover agents with the Sanford Police Special Investigations Unll a-port buying u small quantity of "crack cocaine Irom Virgil Eugene Dchosc. 29. 1023 W. 12th St.. Sanford, at the comer of 12th Strrcl and Pecan Avenue at noon Wednesday. Dchosc was held on a charge o f stile and delivery of cocaine. Separate incidents A Sanford woman and her husband were arrested by Sanlord police Wednesday within minutes of each other In separate Incidents Wonza Mashrll McCloud. 26. 2417 S Lake Ave.. Sanford, was arrested at her home on an aggravated battery charge alter u gas station employee rrportrd seeing her beat her sister with a stick. McCloud's sister reported she was four months pregnant. McCloud was arrested al her home al 4:24 p m alter stir drove there from the gasoline station In a 1963 Oldsmobllc. At 4:32 p.in.. James Wesley McCloud. 43. of the same Sanford address, was arrrstrd while he drove a 1983 Olsmoblle on U.S. Highway 17-92 at Santa Barbara Avenue. McCloud was arrested on a charge of driving while his license was revokrd. Multiple charges Kevin R. Henderson. 27. 1507 W. 13th Place. Sanford, was arrested by Sanford |>ollcc Wednesday afternoon ullcr he was s|Kiltrd shouting al a Seminole Gardens apartment and trying to climb Into a window of the apartment. A policeman seeing Hrmlcrson trying to enter the apartment when a child approached him and said Ills mother needed help. When Ihe policeman reported approaching Henderson, the man fled several blocks lo him home. The policeman rrportrd approaching Henderson, but lie threw a full beer bottle at him and flrd. He was arrested nearby. Henderson was held on charges of violation of Injuctlon for protect Ion. burglary to on occupied dwelling, aggravated battery on n law enforcement olllrer and resisting arrest with violence. Traffic stop leads to arrest Erik Paul Paskotkl. 30. 311 Seminole Ave.. Longwood. was arrested early Wednesday morning following a traffic stop. Paskowskl was held on a disorderly conduct charge after he uullirrt uiuau-lruiii.a.ii«ULl»uila.Ciiuiily-<l*uutv- »n t)- tf(«* «t t » rruirn. according to thr deputy’s report Man and nephew arrested A Sanford man and his nephew were arrested Wednesday night following u traffic stop. Police report stopping Steven Wayne Angle. 19. Apopka, on Inline related charges o f not wearing a seal hell and driving across a parking lot to avoid a stop sign at the comer of 20lh Street and Grandview Avenue. The policeman teporlcd Angle refused lo sign Ihe traffic citations, so was arrested. During the traffic stop. Richard Leo Angle. 35. 406 E. 26th Sb. Sanford, stopped Ills vehicle next to Steven Angle's vehicle und refused to leave when told to do so by the deputy, according to reports. Rlchurd Angle was arrested on n resisting a police officer. Disturbance call Fred Alan Bray Jr.. 18. 151 E. 24III Si.. Apt. 101. Sanford, was arrested on an disorderly Intoxication charge Wednesday following a response to a disturbance call In Ihr 1300 block of Magnolia Avenue. Police report receiving complaints of several people yelling and throwing battles. Ju ly 2, 1993 - 3 A ■y ILIZABCTH W IIS E Associated Press Writer SAN FRANCISCO - A man with two pistols strapped to Ills suspenders, a gun In one hand and ,i hag of Indicts In the other walked Inlo a law firm's highrise office and opened fire. Hr kilted eight people ami wounded six before committing suicide. (Miller said. The San Francisco Chronicle and San Francisco Examiner today Idem tiled the gunman as G ia n L u ig i F c r r l . 55. o f Woodland Hills, a suburb of Los Angeles. The San Francisco police and medical examiner refused to comment. The man's motive still was a mystery. The gunman and six ol his victims were found dead Inside thc sleek glass skyscraper al 101 California St.. In the downtown linanclal district, Mayor Frank Jordan said Tw o others died at San Fninclsro General Hospital. The assailant put i gun undet his chili and pulled (lie trigger w h i'ii he s p o t t e d p o l l e e approaching him on a stairwell, a little more (him an hour after the shooting began. Jordan said, Nancy Asbill. an attorney ut Pettit A Martin, tin* law firm on Ihe 34th floor where the gunman begun Ills rampage, was In the bathroom when the man started shooting shortly Ix-forr 3 p.m. "W e heard the fire alarm." said Asbill. visibly shaken. "W e thought It was a fire drill Then we saw ihr bullet holes ami smelled the smoke. We ran out." Authorities believe the shoot­ ing spree was planned because the gunman was so heavily armed. "W r think the Individual must have known someone," Jordan said. The gunman s weapons were semiautomatic and hr had a black canvas hag st tilled with "hundreds and hundreds of rounds," Jordan said. Bodies were found on Ihr 34th. 33rd and 3 1si fltMirs. (Miller s|xikesnian Dave Ambrose said. The gunman's body was funnel on a stairway liclwecn Ihe 291h and 30lh floors. Wayne Jeffries, a lawyer at rcttlt A Martin, said the gunman had hern al the linn earlier In - tlia - 4lay—r« » r~ n -d e p o s itio n :- h u t - ' d e ta ils ot t l i r r n s e w e ir n o t Immediately known* The man w iiirW im D ttl by poller as a heavy set. middleuged while male d r e s s e d In dark slacks, a while shirt and sus (lenders. He carried u California driver's licence. Jordan said. Roy Eaves wus watching TV news coverage when he realized Ills wife. Dcunnc. a court report­ er. worked al the building. Mrs. Eaves. 33. wus hit In ihe arm hy u ricocheting bullet. "I wus u little shocked, like It couldn't hnpix'ii lo m e," Roy Eaves said. "It's scary. You never know It cun till home lo you until It happens." When he got to the hospital, his wife told htm she was taking a deposition Inside a glassed In con feren ce room when llie gunman hurst out (rum behind a curtain and began spraying builds through the glass walls. > ^ *JJCPenney A t h OF JU L Y to a fji o f 4 th SALE 5 DAYS ONLY! THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY & MONDAY Ju ly 1st thru Ju ly 5th take AN e x ib a TAKE AN EXTRA % 0FF 30% *All Red Ticketed Merchandise Storewide OFF red tag SALE L o o »< for tho n E D M GS L ,r1 e v e r y departm ent? £ I f rr r i ii■ •AN B e d T ic k e t e d M e r c h a n d is e 'Agpiat onty to rod bcluttd or tigged tnarchand/** »NcH Hat bean roducad let ctoxinct Do** not aep’r to regular rw otw d v<»Nch <son o a tor a Irrvted ur* or to otHar marchand** n regular adoxtiorg t / c J fi or caiaog* S to r e w id e JCPenney Hwy. 17-92 Sanford • 323-1310 �4 A - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florid a - Frloay, July 2, 1903 Editorials/ Opinions S a n fo rd H e ra ld (USPS 481-280) 300 N, FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 A Tea Code 407-322-2611 or 831-0093 Wayne 0. Doyle. Publlaher and Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Month*.................................. 8 19.SO 6 Month*.................................. 839.00 1 Year .................................... 878.00 Florida Realdents roust pay 7% tales tax In addition lo raise above. E D IT O R IA L S S a fe ty firs t fo r th e F o u rth It happens e v e ry year. A careless m om ent by a child nr an adult d u rin g a J u ly 4th celebration results In a serious injury or has fatal results. M any organ ization s across the cou n try are s e e k in g to p rev e n t h o lid a y m ish ap s by sen ding out w ord s o f caution. Unfortunately, people w ill still encoun ter problem s, and give the excu se that they d id n ’ t know o f the dangers. ‘ ‘ Firew orks are not to y s ," says the Central F lo rid a C h a p te r o f th e N a tio n a l S a fety Council. In all age groups, in this area last year, firew orks and/or sparklers caused 58 percent o f the Injuries. Most firew orks are prohibited for public use by state law. Yet m any residents, during a vacation, purchase the exp lo sives in other states w h ere restrictions are m ore lenient. T h is is not an indication that th ey can be considered safe. T h e sam e holds true for sparklers which can be purchased in Florida. U sing them w ithin a h om e is dangerous. Sparks can cause Irreparable dam age, esp ecially to the eyes. M any people m ay also h a ve a tendency to toss sparklers Into the trash once they have finished burning. T h e lack o f sparks is not an indication that the heat has stop)>cd. It could still cause a fire. It is unfortu nate that a h oliday such as the 4th o f J u ly m ust be prefaced w ith som ber w ord s o f w arn in g. Yet. It is necessary. W h en it c o m es to firew orks, parents should refrain from pu ttin g on th eir ow n displays. Children m ust be taught the dangers o f all types o f d evices. A *.huri tim e., hvh-iu In-mo. cautious m ay prevent n lilctlm e oTm isery. Practice safety first for the rem ain h ealthy. CH U CK STO N E Does violence ever have a purpose? Halloween became Th e date. June 22. w on 't tr ig g e r any mnemonic shock waves around the country, hut nn annual event for the names of two Detroit citizens. Joe Units and urban renew al by Coleman Young, will. arson, while Detroit Joe Louis, authentic American hero and p o lic e ach ieved a master of the sweet science, was honored with a d i s t i n c t i o n th a t postage stamp issued on June 22. an exquisitely eluded even the brut­ appropriate date for the "Brown Bomber" and ish L o s A n g e le s for American pride. He knocked out Jimmy police force: Eyewit­ Braddock on June 22. 1937. to become n esses accu sed a heavyweight champion. grou p o f pu b licly One year later on the same date. Louts avenged b eatin g a man to u humiliating defeat by swlhly dispatching Max dentil. Schmeltng. u touted symbol of Hitler's doctrine But the difference of Aryan supremacy. Into unconsciousness. b e t w e e n th e tw o (D u r in g his "Your fnther gave us hope." the son of a p rom in en t Detroit four terms as German concentration camp victim later told citizens is defined by mayor, Detroit Louis' son. Joseph Jr. "It proved to us that the two questions that constantly have always plagued Nazis were vulnerable." vied to be On the same date this year, Detroit's first black c i v i l i z e d s o c ie ty : Am erica's mayor. Coleman Young, made history again tiy W h a t is the d If murder announcing he would not run for a sixth term as ference between le­ capital. M gitimate violence and mayor. Unlike Louis, a disciplined executor of legiti­ Illegitimate violence, mate violence. Young has been a loudmouth and who authorizes those differences? Let's try a couple of examples. Violence is bully whose brazen divisiveness helped nurture a syndrome of wanton violence. During his four legitimate when it lakes place in self-defense. terms as mayor. Detroit constantly vied to l>c (Mixing, hockey. fixilliall and a nationally de­ clared w,ir. Violence Is Illegitimate when any America's murder capital. Again the Hcmld Is presenting letters to the public that arc downgrading the efforts of one individual, Mr. Steve Alford. Mr. Alford has taken 1 lie effort and time lo continue a Sanford tradition (organizing the People's Fireworks display.) Four years ago. the persons who organized this event derided that this effort wasn't worth the trouble, but thanks to Steve Alford's persistence, (lie fireworks display has continued through this year. There have been articles that have painted out problems with last year's show, being late for showtime. Could Hits problem have been caused iiv tile pyro technician being late arriving to do the show, because he had a previous and bigger show, and not (lie organizer problem us wc have been led lo believe. 1 ticllcvc that the town of Sanford should stand up and upplaud the efforts of this "la d " for having Ihr ambition and persistence In the face of all this resentment and hostility from unnamed persons, for "ram roddlng" this event for all to enjoy and remember for our children und community. Eugene F. Dickerson Sanford C om puter salespersons My company Is very sorry to hear that you had trouble when you went oul to get your com­ munication package updated on vour Sanyo MBC-555 computer. (Sarah Overstreet. June 14) The Sanyo computer line was a very nice unit many year* ago, but technology docs not stand still for anyone. There are ways to help you. I do believe the salesperson should have been more understanding than putting you on the spot. Your Sanyo computer works und it docs the Job. He was looking al ills commission, if he sold you a 85.000 computer tie gels more commission than lie docs on a S100 Item. This salesperson was liKiklng al what lie makes now. not what he could make down the road by helping you out of your problem. My com pany's philosophy is to help the customer and do whatever It takes to satisfy that customer and still turn a profit. Today It might be a $100 upgrade, but tomorrow you would have told all your friends how nice tills store Is and your friends' purchase power will total S5.000 or more. Thai is Iuiw It works. I here Is no reason for computer salespersons not to talk In tin- language you know and not a foreign computer language. Please, next lime, lake some lime and look around, iiirrc arc some down-to-earth computer stores around. Hurry Ellis VP of Sales Ellis and Associates Sanford l e t t e r s t o e d it o r Letters to the editor are welcome. All letters must lie signed, include the address of the writer and a daytime telephone number. Letters should lie on a single subject and hr- as brief as possible. The letters are subject to editing. When Louis won. blacks kids in Atlanta. Houston. Harlem ant! Chicago's South Side would pour Into the streets oul of their homes, cheering and reliving Ihc Brown Bomber’s golden moments with delirious pride. Today, u victory celebration Is an excuse tor destruction. That's because neighborhoods are breeding grounds for drug-inspired crimes. Police abuse is endemic in many cities JA C K ANDERSO N Private pilots unwitting victim s of the drug war LETTERS A lfo rd ’s e ffo rts group of persons, unauthorized by law. attacks individuals or destroys properly. Paradoxically, people erupt into fits of violence in moments of supreme ecstasy: after winning a national sports championship, for example. Hockey fans in Montreal, football fans In Dallas, and haskrihall fans in Chicago and Chapel Hill went on rampages this year. But none of these urban convulsions ever readied (lie destructive levels of the riot tiiat followed the first Rodney King verdict. I tie Detroit and Newark riots of 25 years ago. or the current “ ethnic cleansing” savagery In Bosnia, Somalia and the Sudan. In my teen-age years. Joe lands was virtually the only authentic national hero for black kids He was Mlchnrl Jordan. Charles Barkley. Bo Jackson. Muhammad All. Mike Tyson and Magic Johnson all rolled up Into one magnificent machine. R O B ER T W AGM AN Uncle Sam and a smoking ban WASHINGTON - Do federal workers and their guests have a constitutionally protected right to smoke on the Job, or should the federal government, in recognition of the damaging effects o f secondary smoke, ban smoking In all government work places? That Is the current debate going on in the House of Repre­ sentatives. The House Public Buildings and Grounds Subcommittee has Jurisdiction over the federal government's building construction, remodel­ ing and leasing program. Ils new chutnnan this term. Rep. James Traflcanl Jr.. D-Ohio. Is vehemently against smoking. He introduced into his subcommittee a bill that was both simple and sweeping. It would have banned smoking everywhere In any building owned or leased by the federal government. "Smoking Is a killer. That is no longer an issue." says Trallcant. "Secondary effects of being around people who are smoking are clearly a health hazard. We owe It to federal workers and (o citizens who enter federal buildings to conduct business to provide them with the healthiest environment possible." To say the proposed ban Is controversial would be a major understatement. The bill was bitterly opposed by the tobacco industry, by members of tobacco-state delegations and by federal employee unions. The still-powerful smoking lobby went Into high gear. Currently, smoking Is allowed in all federal buildings except in "public ureas" such as hallways. On Capitol Hill, members can set smoking policy for their own offices. In hearing rooms, smoking Is allowed at the discretion of committee chairmen. It Is "tem p ora rily" banned In public spaces In the House, but not In the Senate. Smoking Is not allowed on cither the House or Senate floor. In the past there have been enough powerful members of Congress from tobacco states, or who themselves smoke, to block consideration of most federal anti-smoking measures. But. in recent years, their numbers and Influence have waned. A recent survey by the Capitol Hill newspa­ per. Roll Call, showed that only 43 members of Congress smoke, and only 20 of these admit to smoking cigarettes. Already 239 members of the House and 59 senators have banned Bmoklng completely from their offices. Many others have set up policies, some surprisingly complex, that amount to partial bans. A c­ cording to the survey, only 21 House offices and five In the Senate allow unlim ited smoking, and in some o f these — like Sen. Jay Rockefeller's. D-W.Va. — no one smokes anyway. But the pro-smoking forces still have enough power to make passage o f Trafleant's ban very difficult. So. a last minute compromise was worked out. Traflcunt agreed to amend his bill to allow smoking on military bases. In VA hospitals and In all private residences owned by the federal government. Then. In a broader compromise, lie agreed to allow Individual agency and departm ent beads lo allow sm oking In specially designated areas so long as those areas are separately ventilated from the rest of the building ami the air in the smoking areas can be kept to a standard in excess of any prevailing feder­ al tndoor-ulr-quulity standard. B u t th e p ro smoking forces were not done. On behalf of tobacco interests. Rep. James Clyburn. D-S.C.. who repre­ sents a tobacco dis­ trict. introduced an a m e n d m erit th a t would have changed Trafleant's ban Into a six-month study that ( Do federal would have required, workers and among other tilings, their gu ests a General Account­ have a right to ing Office review of sm oke on the the methods (lie En­ job j vironmental Protec­ tion Agency lias used to determine that secondary smoke Is a health hazard. Traficant reacted emotionally to Ihc in­ troduction of this delaying tactic by the tobacco lobby, saying: "I am against this amendment. The time has come to act to save llvcs." Tlie bill was passed, 8-3. with assurances by Traficant that some of the studies culled for in Clyburn's amendment would be done In the Interim before his bill tukes effect. I( is expected to win overwhelming approval on the House floor. All tills leaves Rep. Bill Emerson. R-Mo.. very unhappy. Virtually a chain-smoker. Emerson has fought hard for "smoker's rights." "T h is kind of ban Is undemocratic and un-American," Emerson said during debate. The Missourian, who does not exactly cut a svelte figure, also usked sarcastically. "What's next, a ban on obesity in federal buildings?" The Traficant bill carries a 180-day waiting period, after enactment, before It becomes effective. Realistically, it will take another three to six months to get It through the Senate und enacted. Therefore. It likely will lie nine months to a year before the modified b^n — sm oking only In designated areas — becomes effective. WASHINGTON — Oklahoma-based ptlut Tom Quinn is an unlikely candidate to be caught In the cross fire of South Florida's war on drugs. But thanks to a federal undercover drug operation, lie ami other pilots have discovered that the friendly skies can some­ times be life-threatening Two federal grand Juries In Miami arc hearing evidence trom pilots like Quinn that bundrrdsof private planes may be (lying with d rlccts that could jKise serious safety ris k s . T h e gra n d J u rie s a ls o h a v e heard evidence that deaths have resulted from these defective tt1tS[ftfli_A»_ iMin «><>. two-year Investiga­ tion. the FBI has been investigating c h a r g e s by num erous victim s f Later. Ouinn who claim they've discovered been defrauded by that the federal drug Infor­ propellers and mants working out ol engines dtdn I small aviation shops match the In South Florida. ones listed in In m any r a s e s , the plane's according to sources maintenance close to Ihc pro lx-. records. ■ U.S. law enforcement officials may bear re Bponslbtlliy for planes having um.de |wrts. bogus Identities and Inaccurate flight logs Quinn stumbled upon the undercover operation tti 1991, as hr was searching lor a seaplane to take around tin- world on a promotional fllgid. He soon found out ubout a refurbished 1954 Grumman A lbatross aircraft being sold in Florida by a Miami businessman, laxiklng the plane over, tie bought it and hKik off for Oklahoma. After a few hours in the ulr. Quinn noticed his left engine rapidly losing oil. Minnies later, he was forced to make an emergency landing al a remote airstrip In Arkansas, narrowly averting disaster. Later. Quinn discovered that Ihc propellers and engines didn't match the ones listed In the plnnc's maintenance records. The engines were filled with faulty parts - none of which were noted In the documents that came with the plane. After complaining to the seller, fie learned that the businessman had never flown Ihc plane since buying It from a small, fixed-base opcralor al Miami’ s Opaluku Airport in 1989. When Quinn went to Ihc shop to learn what became of his engines, he discovered that they were installed in another Grumman Albatross that wus silling on the runway. The engines, lie found out. had been swapped before the sale. Neither be nor the Miami businessman were told about It. He passed on this Information to the FBI and local jxillcc. and the plane was tagged for seizure. A few months later. Quinn got some surprising news: The people who swapped the engines were paid Informants for the Drug Enforcement Administration and U.S. Customs Service. He also discovered that the plane bearing bis stolen engine was used to fly covert drug missions for customs. Infor­ mants who worked In the operation also claimed that federal drug agents knew about the swap. Quinn has since sued the federal govern­ ment over the Incident, and customs Is fighting back in court. In a letter to Quinn last June, customs officials wrote that their own Internal probe bad found "no wrong or Improper act on the part of any customs officer." This Incident might have gone unnoticed if It wasn't part of a larger problem. In late 1991. an FBI search warrant reportedly turned up 300 sets of documents Indicating fraud and Illegal aircraft repairs by shops that were doubling as undercover drug fronts at one South Florida airport. \ �I Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Friday, July 2. 1993 - 9A Warnings— Continued from Page 1A Safely Commission report, approximately ll.o o o jx-rm i i i s are treated for fireworksre la ted In juries each year. Children under the age of 15 arr most frequently Involved In fire works related injuries, and aecount for almost 50 percent of those treated In em ergency rooms over the holiday, "F ir e w o r k s usually cause hums to the ryes, face and hands." Walsh said. "Most often they happen when a firecracker Trips Continued from Page 1A absence, and undergo additional costs." she said. "Under tills new pro|M>sid. they will Ik- making trips when school Is on recess, and it will save us a considerable amount of money." "Another change we hope to make Is to persuade schools and classes to announce planned i rips as much as a year In advance, so the students and their imrcnts may have an opportunity to find the money that Is often needed to lx* paid by them for the extended trips," Morris explained "In this way. It will lx1 less of an Inconvenience for many families." The matter was discussed extensively during this week's school board meeting. After the meeting. Morris expressed her enthusiasm that the new plans wtll better serve all of the students In schools throughout the county. SewerContinued from Page 1A bids later (Ids year, and work is expected to begtn shortly after the first of the year. The area to be widened Is from Country' Club Hoad, (C-15) to Highway 17-92. It will continue transforming the former twolane road Into a major east-west a r te r y b etw een 17-92 and Interstate-4. The city ulso agreed to the p a y m e n t o f 914.500 for a sanitary sewer engineering de­ sign. which had been approved at the June 17 City Commsslon [meeting. Legal Notices 1 IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT . L A O S S I M I H O L t COUNTY:--FLORIDA PR ORATE DIVISION W> n —ta r. a m -C F IN R E ESTA TE OF ' I L I A S A. SAITM AN. Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TTtt administration el is* E lltt* of ELIAS A SALTMAff. d t t t n i f . F i l i Num ber f l it* CP. Is ponding In IS* C irc u it Court for Stmlnol* County Florid*. Probate Oivl flan, is* address ot which I* ‘Rom Ino I* County CouOtiout*. Pott Ofllco Drawer C. lAftford. ’ Florid* j j m o u e ,TS* n*m*t and addresses ot IS* .Fortonal Represented* and >ffi* Par tonal Representetlve's 'Attorney are tat torts baton A L L IN T E R E S T E D PERSONS A R E NO TIFIED TH AT: A ll partont on whom ISIt Nolle* It tarred who ham ob |*c Iiont that challenge ts* valid Ify of is* Will, ts* qualification* ot ts* Per tonal Rapratantatir*. m a m . or lurladXtlon of tSIt Court are required to file tsair p b | tc llo n i with fh it Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF T H R E E MONTHS A F T E R THE D A T E O F THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR T H IR TY O ATS A F T E R THE D A T E O F S E R V IC E OF A CO PY O F THIS NOTICE ON THEM . A ll creditors ot ts* decedent end other persons having claims or demands against decadent's estata on whom e copy of this Notice it t#ry*d within three months otter tht dat* ot Iha first publication ol thli Notice mutt tile their clalmt with thlt Court W IT H I N T H E L A T E R O F T H R E E MONTHS A F T E R THE D A T E O F THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR T H IR TY DAYS A F T E R THE O A T E OF S E R V IC E OF A CO PY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A ll other creditor* ot ts* decadent and pertont haring clalm t or demand* agalntl is* decedent's atlal* mutt III* tsair claim* wits thlt court WITHIN T H R E E MONTHS A F T E R THE D A T E O F THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE A L L C LA IM S . D EM A N D S AN D O BJECTIO N S NOT SO F IL E D W ILL BE F O R EV ER BARR E O Th# dat* ol th* Hr** public* lion ot thlt Nolle* It June IS. IW) A L L A N J SALTMAN. at Personal Rtpratantallr* 2515 N Oakland Avenue Milwaukee. Wlteontln S » ll B R U CE M W ICLE. Ill Florida Bar No 2*2*5* Murrah. Doyl* and Wlgia. PA too W*tt Morta Boulevard P O Bo< ISM Winter Park. Florida J77S0 (tone** not Attorney lor Pertonal Repretenlatlre Publish June IS 1 July*. IMS D E F JJ* MAKE YOUR Yowf touch *i Viet in ad my** cl— Hlni For call 3 2 2 -M 1 1 S a n fo r d H e ra ld either explodes In someone's hand, is dropped on a foot or explodes In n pocket." T h e F lo r id a S o c ie t y o f Ophthalmology has ulso Issued a warning against eye and facial dumages caused by fireworks. Citing the same statistic's as the NSC. the FSO re|x>rted 1,300 of the total Injuries last year were of a serious nature, und of them, one In three lost their eyesight ns a result. Both organizations ’tave pul out lists of safety precautions. Included were the following, taken from suggestion lists: • Do not allow children lo use fireworks without supervision. • If p o s s ib le , use s a fe ty glasses. • Never put flrerrackers In cans, bottles or clay pols. • Do not throw sparklers in (lie air or wave them In a |M-rson's face. Sparkler* burn at 1,800 d e g r e e s F ah ren h eit, nrarly hot enough to melt gold. • Head Instructions before lighting nny fireworks • Always use fireworks out­ side, never light llrrwnrks or sparklers insldr. • Nerer experiment by taking fireworks apart. Do not try to create your own device. • Stc re fireworks In a dr)', cool place. • Avoid rough handling that could cause damage to the Schedule Continued from Page IA lx- com|x*ting for trophies and plaques. Most of the duytlme activities will be centered In the Fort Mellon Park area. Country style music and dan cin g by the Hollywood East doggers will take place and assorted arts and crafts displays will also lx* set up. From noon until 5 p.m., there wtll be a spcclul salute to the Florida National Guard, with an appreciation barbecue In Ford Mellon Purk. Cost Is 95 for adults und 93 for children Special presentations have been planned for the Sanford unit ns well as other guard units In the Centra) F lo r id a a r e a . It Is b e in g Legal Notices IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT — ■“ O M I t l C t O K T t lX T t r JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN A N D FOR 1 IM IN 0 L IC O U N T Y . FL 0 RI0A CASE NO.i U W C A I t L HERM AN B E LLU C C l. Plaintiff, vs CYNTHIA CANNON. REF AAT E HAAAAIL. ROBERT JANTOSCIAK and ROBERTCANNON. Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO CYNTHIA CANNON JOS Lake Point Drive. IMS Altamonte Spring*. Florida U »1 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to forte toe* a mortgage on th* following described reel property located In Semlnot* County. Florida, fiat been Died against you. and th* other 0* lendanls identified herein. In th* Circuit Court ot the IHh Judicial Circuit. In and tor Saminota County, Florid*, by Plaintiff, HERM AN B E LLU C C M ow it: Lot i f . H I D D E N L A K E . PHASE III. UNIT VII. accord Ing to th* plat thereof at r e corded In Plat Book Jt. Pago* 7* and M. ol IS* Public Record* ol Semlnot* County, F lor Ida. You are hereby required lo sorve • copy el your written defenses. II any. on EMIL A. O A SP ER O N I. J R ., Esqulro. P la in tiff's attorney, whose address It JOS Wtfclva Springs Road. Sulla MO. Longwood, Florida WTt. on or before July Ifth. m j. end til* Ih* original with IS* Clerk of thlt Court alther before service on Plain tiffs attorney or Immediately thereafter: otherwise a default will be entered against you tor ih* relief demanded In is* Complaint WITNESS my Sand and tael oMhlt Court on June4, IMS (COURTSEAL I Maryann* Morta Clerk ot ts* Circuit Court By: Ruts King At Deputy Clerk Publish: June It. II. IS A July 2. im D EF I0S NOTICE Nolle* It hereby given that Florida Power A Light Company hat appointed John M. Llndtay at th* designated representative for Sanlord Power Plant, Units * and S. At th* detlgruled repr* tentative, John M Llndtay hat all Ih* rwcettary authority la carry out th* raipontibllltiat ol the acid rain program under th* Clean Air Act Amendment* ol Iteg on behalf ol Florida Power A Light Company. Further. Florida Power A Light Company hat appointed Antonio R o d rlg u e i a t Ih* • Itarnela designated repr* tentative lor Sanford Power Plant. Unlit * and S At th* allarnal* d ttlg n a ltd repre­ sentative. Antonio Rodrlguet hat all th* rwcettary authority to carry cut the duties and ratpontlblimes ot the acid rain program under th* Clean Air Act Amend man It ol l WO on behalf ot Florida Power A Light Company In llau ot th* desig­ nated representative. T h lt nolle* was mad* In accordanca with Ih* Clean Air Act Amendments el IWQ. *J USCA SS 7*01 at. tag. and applicable regulations pro mulgalod thereto by the United States Environment*! Protec lion Agency. Publish: June 27. M. 2*. JO A July 1.2. 4.14*3 D EF Jt* fireworks or their fuses. • Light fireworks one ut a time, and remain a safe distance away after lighting. • Do not try lo re-llght or h a n d le m a lfu n c t io n in g fireworks. Keep a bucket o f water nearby to fully extinguish those w h ich do not go o ff Immediately. • Cool water whould lx* used for burns. For a serious Injury, get immediate help from a quali­ fied person. The Safely Council has an overall suggestion to promote safe fireworks displays. "Attend fireworks celebrations pul on by lIn- professionals," Walsh says. "T h ai's the safest way to enjoy fireworks. Ruling Continued from Page 1A Assistant state utlurney Meryl Allawas said despite the ruling prohibiting som e testimony, other evidence will sustain the ease and help convict Brewster. B rew ster is charged with molesting a teen who met the policeman while he served os a Lakevlew Middle School school resource o ffic e r The victim claims the Incidents took place between 1987 and 1989 und began when he was 15. The youth later Joined the Explorers, a Junior police program, which Brewster directed. Sessions demanding to stay until successor confirm ed Supreme Court. New York federal Judge Louis Associated Press Writer J. Freeh Is considered the lead­ in g c a n d id a t e to s u c c e e d WASHINGTON - Embattled Sessions, according to reports Fill Director William Sessions published today In The New has agreed to resign, but Is York Times and Los Angeles demanding be remain at his post Times. until a successor ts In place, a Freeh, a 43-ycar-old former process that could take months, FBI agent, became one o f the adm inistration o fficia ls and sources close to Sessions say. nation's youngest federal Judges when he was appointed to the The demand has complicated Manhattan bench In 1991. As a the negotiations over when and specially selected federal pro­ u n d er what circu m s ta n c es secutor. Freeh headed the case Sessions Irnvrs as FBI head, that convicted Walter Leroy ulthough his IO-ycar term is Moody Jr. In the 1989 mall* o n ly h a lf c o m p le te d . T h e bomb murders of a U.S. appeals director's future became clouded when a Justice Department re­ court Judge and a civil rights lawyer. port In January’ accused him of Sessions' demand that he ethical misconduct. Including remain as director during the misuse of FBI transportation. Interim period Is widely viewed Administration officials have as a ploy to keep the FBI's No. 2 made clear In recent weeks that official. Deputy Director Floyd Sessions will be replaced. The Justice Department has C la r k e , fro m h e a d in g th e agency, even temporarily as not responded to Session's latest con dition s under which he acting director. Sessions and his wife. Alice, would be willing to depart. If Sessions were allowed to have complained publicly about remain until a successor were Clarke. Sessions has questioned chosen and confirmed by the C lu r k e 's lo y a lt y and M rs. Sessions has alleged that Clarke Senate, be likely would not was part of a group of longtime depart for months. The Senate FBI officials who were trying to Judiciary Committee already has a busy schedule. Including oust her husband. Sessions has waged a dogged consideration o f Ruth Bader Glnsburg's nomination to the campaign to keep his Job ever By CAROLYN SKORNCCK sponsored by "Friends of the Guard” . A t 9 p .m .. the P e o p le ’ s Fireworks display Is scheduled to begin along the lakefront near Fort Mellon Park, sjxuisored by i he Sanford-Semlnok* Jaycees. the ROTC Club and of Little League In Dcluvan. WIs. Survivors Include wife. Joyce N.: sons. Scott. Greg, both of Bedford Ind.: 6 grandchildren. Woodlawn Funeral Home and M em orial Park. Orlando. In charge of arrangements. Geneva On Monday. July 5th. the community o f Geneva will hold a parade beginning at 10 a.m. It w ill be follow ed by an old fashioned fun-lime get-together. Organizer Margie Burke said there will be food, games for the children and entertainment for all at the Community Ball on First Street, until 3 p.m. JOHN A. MABBONI John A. Massonl. 87. Cypress Wood Lane. Winter Spring, died July 1. at Florida Manor Nursing Home. Mr. Massonl was a letter carrier for the postal service. B orn M arch 25, 1906. In Manhattan, he moved to Central Florida In 1977. He was a m e m b e r o f S t. A u g u s tin e Catholic Church. Casselberry, and was an Army veteran of World War H.____________________ To (entribuS lo our Fridip updaie of scheduled weekend activities pitot* Submit Inform a non by moil at leeti on* week prior to fht event Address to Th* Unload M#r*W, JOONo French Av* . Sanford. Ft*. 27771 Legal Notices Notice ef Sheriff i tat* Legal Notices to satisfy the terms ot this Writ. that bi firtu* ot that certain ) Notice r e g a r d s th* Amerl Writ ol Elocution issued out ot can* with Otsabiiilws Act ol and imder the tael ot th* Circuit IW0. person* with a disability Court ot Semlnot* County. F lo r­ needing special accomodations ida. Cat* wasaafOROiB upon a to participate In th* proceeding final ludgment rendered In th* should contact Ih* dv< division aforesaid Court on th* ath day ol ot th* sheriffs office rnforce* June A D 1441. in that certain bl* w rits section. IUS Mth cat* entitled Nancy Scoggm. Street. Sanford. Flo- da. *1 least Plaintiff v* Terence D Scoggln. five day* prior to Ih* proceed Defendant which aforesaid Writ Ing Telephone 1*07) JJO***0 ol Elocution wat delivered to TTD I*07) H J U2J me at Sharitt ot Samlnel* Donald F Esllngar.lharltl County. Florida and I have Seminole County, Florida levied upon all th* right, till* Published July 2. f. I*. 2J with and interest el Itw defendant. th* sal* on August 2- IWJ Terence 0 Scoggm. in and to DEG-11 th* following described proper­ IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT. ty, said property being Incited E IO M T IIW T H JUDICIAL In Seminole County, Florida CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR more particularly described as SEM IN O LE COUNTY. f0^ * FLORIDA. On* 11*7 Ford Mustang. ()) c a s e n o . t u a a r c A iM J 0 r . , R a d V I N A LLIA N C E MORTGAGE • I F A B P f J E t H F jM c f S balng C O M PAN Y, a Florida stored at Altamonte Tewing corporation. Service. Inc. Plaintiff, and th* undersigned as Shtrllf v*. ot Seminole County. Florida, DUPONT ENGINEERING AS­ will at II 00 A M an III* fnd day SOCIATES. INC . a Florida cor at August A 0 IWJ. otter tor po-ation; ot.Al., sal* and sail to th* highest Defendants bidder. FOR CASH IN HAND N O TICE OF SALE AN D SUBJECT TO AN Y AND NOTICE IS H ER EBY GIVEN A L L EXISTING LIENS, al the that, pursuant to a Summary Front (West) Deor, al th* steps, Final Judgmanl of Foreclosure ot th* Sam Inol* County Court entered herein. I will sail th* house m Sanford. Florida. Ih* property situated In Semlnot* above described property County, Florida, described as: Thai said sale Is being mad* That certain Condominium to satisfy Ih* terms ol this Writ parcel known as Unit No. fU . of Elocution. LAK E LO TU S CLUB I. a Con­ Notice regarding th* Amerl dominium, according to Ih* plat cans with Disabilities Act ot thereol a* recorded In Plat Book 1W0. persons with a disability 20. pages t* through 10. ol th* needing special accomodations public re cord s ol Samlnola to participate In the proceeding County. Florida, and th* un should contact th* civil division divided interest in Ih* common 01 th* Sheriffs oltic*. enforce* elements and common eipensei bl* writs section. tj*S 34th eppurtenant to said unit, all In Street. Sanlord. Florida, al least accordance with and *ub|ect to five days prior to th* proceed th* covenants, conditions, re Ing Telephone: |*07| JJOtMO itrlctkm*. terms and otter pro T T D (*0t) JJJ jjij vltloni ot that Declaration ot Donald F Etllnger, Sheriff Condominium ot LAKE LOTUS Semlnot*County. Florida C LU B I. a condominium at Published July I. *. I*. » with contained In OfUctal Records the sal* cn August}. IWJ Book IS**, pages UTS through DEG U 1722 and amended In Official Records Beok 1SJ0. page 1711. el Nells* *1 Sheriffs Sal* th* public records ot Samlnel* NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN County, Florid*, that by virtu* of that certain at public sale, to th* highest and Writ ot Elocution issued out ot bast bidder tor cash, at th* West and under th* seal ol th* County front door of th* Semlnol* Court ol Semino!# County. Flor County Courthouse. Sanlord. Ida. Casa WO W* SP upon a final Florid* at 11:00 a m e n July2f, , ludgment rendered in th* atore IWJ said Court on the llth day ol WITNESS my hand and olJanuary A.D 1WI. In that cer­ flclal seal ol said Court June ts. tain cat* entitled First Union IWJ National Bank of Florida l/k/a (Court Seal I Florida National Bank. Plaintiff AAARVANNE MORSE vs. O. John Schiemer. OatenClerk ol th# Circuit Court danl whkh atorasaRS Writ ot By: Ja n eE.Ja sew k Evecullon was delivered to me As Deputy Clerk a* Sheritl ol Seminole County. Publish: July 2.*. IWJ Florida and I have levied upon DEG 2* all the right, till* and interetl ol Ih* d e f e n d a n t , G Jo h n Schiemer, In and to th* follow Ing described property, said property being located In Semi nol* County. Florida more par tlcularly described as lot lows On* IMS Dodge S ta tio n Wagon. Gray In color. YIN fIB*GDI1TIDS*J*I17 balng at Altamonte Tewing i, Inc. and th* undersigned as Sheritl el Semmol* County. Florida, will at 11 :MAAA. on Ih* 2nd day ot August A.D IWJ ettar tor sol* end sell to th* highest bidder. FOR CASH IN HANO A N D SUBJECT TO AN Y AND A L L EXISTING LIENS, at th* Front (West) Door, al th* steps, of th* Semlnot* County Court howto In Sanford. Florida, the above described proprrfy, That said tale Is being mad* " Armeshla C. Blackshrare. 12. o f 1300 Wellesley Dr.. Detroit, died Tuesday, June 29. at the Children's Hospital o f Detroit. Born May 17, 1981. tn Detroit, she was a lifelong resident. She was a student al Gcsu Roman Catholic Church and a member o f Gcsu Roman Catholic Church. Survivors Include parents, E d w a r d . J r . , a n d M c lv a Dlackshcarr. Detroit: brothers. Jason and Chloke. both of De­ tr o it; sister. Edna. Detroit; paternal grandparents. Edward. S r., and Susie, o f Sanford: maternal grandparents. Lucille und Melvin Craft. Detroit. Services will be held In Detroit on Saturday, July 3. Wllson-Elchelbcrgcr Mortuary. Inc., Sanford. In charge of ar­ rangements. LBROYJ.BBLL Leroy J. Bell. 74. Jamestown Boulevard, Altamonte Springs, died Wednesday. June 30. at Florida Hospital. Orlando. Mr. Bell was an Interior decorator. Bom Oct. 31. 1918. In Elkhom. W ise., he moved to Central Florida In 1974. A member of Church of the Good Shepherd, he was director of Christian Food Bank. Maitland, and president of u ir v iv i- t l by hu u u itn . HAROLD DAY NTVEIVB Harold Day Nivens. 76. of Slade Drive. Longwood. died Wednesday. June 30. at Life Care Center. Altamonte Springs. Bom July 4. 1916. In Bonita. Texas, he moved to Central Florida In 1970. He was a retired electronics engineer who helped develop the Saturn rocket and a Methodist. Mr. Nivens was an Army veteran o f World War II. Survivors Include wife. Dora; son. David. Washington: daugh­ ters. Sharon Mann. Montana. Jancll Gann, Apopka. Judy Gurganus, Myrtle Beach. S.C.: seven grandchllden and three great-grandchildren. B aldw ln -F alrch lld Funcrla Home. Forest City. In charge of arrangements. OBOROB "FAT** PATRYZYN George "P a t" Patryzyn. 69. of 394 Hansom Parkway. Sanford, died Thursday. July I. at Cen­ tral Florida Regional Hospital. Sanford. Born April 16, 1924. tn Philadelphia, he moved to San­ ford from St. Lucy. Mo.. In 1983. He retired from the Navy and also from Martin Marietta as an electronics tester. Hr was a Protestant. Mr. Patryzyn was -t member o f South Sem inole V.F.W. Post "8207. the Sanford American Legion and Orlando Moose Lodge "760. He was a veteran of World War It and the Korean War. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e w ife . M argaret M. " S k c e " ; son. Michael P.. Sanford: stepdaugh­ ter. Edythe Jeanette Sloan. Thomas River. N.J.: five grand­ c h ild re n and seven g r e a t­ grandchildren. Gaines Curry Hand Garden Chapel Home for Funerals. Longwood. in eharge of ar­ rangements. J O A H ''T R U D T " ‘ ORACE PIPER Joan "T ru d y" Grace Piper. 57. o f 1707 K im m lc K ay Dr.. Geneva, died Tuesday. June 29. at Central Florida Regional Hos­ pital. Sanford. Born Feb. 16. 1936. In Chleugo. she moved to Central Florida tn 197) from there. She was a homemaker and a Lutheran. Survivors Include husband. Fred. Geneva: daughter. Anna J Lee. Geneva. Gallics Carey Hand Garden Chapel. Longwood. In charge of arrangements. FU N ER ALS PATRYZYN. G EO R G E " P A T " Memorial tar.ices for Mr Perry/,n m il t* Saturday. Ju>y I. al 1 p m in th* Gaines Carey Hend Garden Chapel Th* South Seminole V.F.W Post *1707 will conduct Military Honors Cremation m il folio* sery Ice* Arrangements by Gain** Carey Hand Garden Chapel Funeral Horn*. L mg mod 747 not PIPER. JOAN " T R U D Y " ORACE Memorial servlets tor Joan "Trudy" Grace Piper, 57. ol 1707 Klmmi* Kay Oriv*. Genera, will b* held II a m Saturday in Gaines Chapel, 150 Dog Track Rd . longwood mth Pastor Frederick C Ohtiek Gaines Carey Hand Garden Chapel Funeral ISO Dog Track Rd . longwood. in f c n*. rg# ot arrangements * iC £ H A R D W A R E A C E H A R D W A R E . ^ H A R D W A R E HI-YIELD DURSBAN OR DIAZNON GRANULES % iV L C . r a Hardware “ Stores 1— r= t*0>$588 3 Gallon covers 5.000 sq. ft. YOUR CHOICE $48 8 CREPE MYRTLES Need Help With Consumer Problems? Call: |U MnrV, 71 atdw In -Falrch lld Funeral Igatd HoThc. lomc. Goldenrod. In charge of arrangements. since a report by the Justice D epartm ent's Office of Pro­ fessional Responsibility accused him of ethical Improprieties — all of which he has denied The ethics report accused Sessions, among other things, of misusing government airplanes and cars for personal trips; having a taxpayer-paid fence built at his home that did not meet security needs: using a "sham " lo avoiding paying taxes on his chauffeurcd transporta­ tion to and from work: and using bis office to gel a sweetheart deal on a home mortgage. Sessions has met with At­ torney General Janet Reno three times to discuss his future, most recently on Monday, while his representatives have been meet­ ing with other Justice Depart­ ment officials. T h r o u g h o u t th e t a lk s . Sessions has argued he must be exonerated of the allegations against him in return for his resignation. Then cam e the added dem an d that he be allowed lo stay while a successor Is confirmed. The New York Times first reported the new demand In today's editions, saying lhe new condition has caused negotia­ tions between Sessions and the Clinton administration to break down tit.* l Reg. $7.99 SAN FO R D STO R E O N LY S a le ^ D a t e s 7 / 2 / 0 3 - 7 / 1 1 / 0 3 C lo s e d S u n d a y , J u ly 4 th 9* LONGWOOD LAKE WARY SANFORD CASSELBERRY 424(427 MkytwPsCrfc TOlEllhSl WW M D . h UIUU UO(SI) ACE h a r d w a r e A C T yieus mm hardw are i ACE H A R D W A R E aSC C H A R D W A R E a\C E hardw are �S.i'itord Herald Saniord. Florida - Friday, July 2. 1993 SA S an ford 15 in c o p s drug Dy N IC K P F E I F A U F Herald Staff Writer N.\\H)UI> — Mrtnliois ol ii> s.iiiimil police department sp ri t.iI Im r s i trillion Unit . miiIiii ini .in undrrcovrr ding ■•Ih i .it i<hi iii i hr Georgetown mil t iiiIiIsIhiiii area* nl Sailli.nl I iii m I.IS lllgllt 15 per ins u» it ,i i r('tttrd \i . milintt !•' |><illrr tlirrr nl in %iis|X'i is ,irr sun .it large, in .in being Hit it till I by n min isni tin S ir tin tnllnwiug .irrrsts weir nsl.it nil pnlli C H'|NlltH as nl W ■diit'sii.iv morning • Mililtill Kll/ahrih <'.tin it. n| I J2."» I.tin nln Court wan itn sit it .0 Till Stu rt .mil l . h i \\. shr w.is charged wttli s.ili .uni ilrllvrrv nl rr.irk IN .til ll e lt.siki i 1 Smith was at sti i .■i null .uni Maple Hr w i it . it w «111 s.ilr and drllven ,„ik iiH.unr and |hissts sum iii ilrnu p.irapltrrnalla • K. ni Mil.nti .'!■ 50?) E ntii stn. t was arrrstrd nrar »i !i ‘sin . i and C\prrss Ave Iii was i li.it ged with sale and in i i \ nt i nntrnllrd hiiIi e | %iii-tt Mi ( 'li-nunn. Iff null ni' Ii .i at address was n i • st. ,| at 7tli Street and 11. ist \W ||r was charged wall s.iii and ih'ltver\ nl eraek ■in aim • 11a 1 1 1 s 1 Mill's J -I nl Elders: Forget ‘sex ed,’ think ‘h ealth ’ nab By CHRISTOPHER CONNELL Assoclatod Press Writor stin g Chnreh Street. Sanford, was arrested In the 900 block of Hay Avenue lie was charged with sale and delivery of crack eoralne. • Willie Hill. 22. 1207 Bay Avenue, was charged with side and delivery of eraek cocaine. • Michael D. Sanders. 24. 1121 Hickory Avenue, was arrested at 13th Street and Williams Avc.. and charged with sale and delivery of crack cocaine • .terry l.cc Mason. 40. 138 Scott Drive. Sanford, was ar­ rested at 7lh Street and Cypress Ave He was charged with sale and delivery of crack eoralne. • Dwayne Willis. 24. 1403 Locust Ave . was arrested at Celery unit Locust He was charged with sale and delivery nt crack cocaine. • Stephen Willis. 21. 1403 Locust Avenue, was arrested at 7tli Street and Cypress Avenue He was charged with sale and delivery of crack cocaine • Darmu Andre Larry. IH. a l l Sanford Avenue, was ar­ rested at Dili Street and C yp ress A ven u e He was charged with side and delivery nt crack cocaine Police saitl four '.liters were arrested including Leonard Lucas and .James Pruitt, plus two Juveniles Politics and street no ‘Slow C hildren’ WASHINGTON - Don’t ask Dr .loycelyn Elders about sex education. President Clinton's nominee lor surgeon general may he known for her forceful advocacy of condoms and contraceptives, hut the Arkansas health com­ missioner said the phrase "sex education" ts not lit her vocabu­ lary "I believe In comprehensive health education. I don’t feel that you can leach sex education its an Isolated entity. I don’t ever say sex education." she said Thursday after Clinton signed her nomination papers. Asked what role she will play In the Clinton administration's delayed drive for health reform. Elders said In an Interview "I will he whatever the president wants me to Ik*." H u t t h e p e d i a t r i c c 11 • docrlnologlst quickly ran down a list ol tin* priorities she has championed both In Arkansas and as a leader among slate health commissioners. The surgeon general has an Important role to play In helping "m ake the American people understand the Importance of providing Iteallh care for all Americans.’ ’ said Elders. "I feel that every American should have a right to health cure. We all have rights to lawyers, so we should certainly have a right to health care." she said. "T h e otltrr Issue that has been Elders. "W e are sorry that ever happens to any woman, but we certainly don’ l want them Ituv In g u n p la n n e d , n n w u n ted children. "Yes. I would much prefer to make Norplant or contraceptives available for them so they would not have unplanned, unwanted children." she said. Elders would succeed Dr. A n ­ tonia N'ovello In the post. "W e must focus on preven­ tion." she said. "Tertiary cure Is already available for everybody What's not available Is primary, preventive health care "The other thing I've been about Is teaching parents how to educate their children as well as promoting male responsibility and com preh en sive, schoolbased health services She very close and dear to me Is that I feci every child should Ik* a planned, w anted child. We should do all the things we must do to help strengthen families." she said. The best way to do that "Is to start It us a l.inuly with two nurturing parents and as a planned, wanted child." she added. Elders recently provided more (odder lor her conservative crit­ ics on a television Interview’ show when she suggested th.it prostitutes who trade sex lor drugs should be given Norplant, the implantable, five-year con­ traceptive. "There Is no question 1 stand hy that." shr said It’s tragic that women sell their bodies lor drugs, sold signs: anym ore pushed hard for Arkansas school 1 Itnlcs to dispense condoms, but only a handful of high schools did " U s t l v I feel that It’s Impor mnt that we offer bright young people h o p e . " said Elders • When more young black men arc In prison than in college and the average cost of prison Is $353XX) a year. I lecl we need to offer tuition and Ixxiks for bright voting people who’vc done well in school and want to go to 1 allege. "Those are the things I've bu n .iIhiiiI Those are the things I || conlinuc to Ik- about." she said before heading back to Little Bock for the holiday weekend W E ’V E M O V E D o 0 * / g r a n d * Q U A T J A Y ’S F A S H I O N S 3 0 1 E 2 5 th S t. (n e xt to H a n d y w a y ) YW, Q < 4 0 7 ) 3 3 0 -3 5 2 5 DENIM SH O RT SE T S HOODED KNIT SHIRTS $39.99 $8.99-»$14.99 vK ra CHILDREN’S HOODED SHORT SETS | | $10.99 1 INTRODUCING E T H N IC HAIRCARE PRODUCTS GRAND OPENING NOW SPECIAL! yJIQQQ BRUSH DENIM JEAN SHORTS Vaoo 1 \ t . WE CARRY LADIES HANDBAGS COSTUME JEWELRY ACCESSORIES Oy T R U D Y T Y N A N Associated Press Writor -. ' i l l MasIs it a - tlii tun' s'* 1lie last word m poliii. a l . in redness'.' slow children’ signs are tailing in the wayside, nut to m< niton 1 1 1 mi the roadside. 1 1>ss Massachusetts as stale -'th. i.ds respond to complaints In olleiided motorists I his is true said Charles E. so iling who is m charge of signs lor the state De, (iii... nt t I'otiin W o rk s A ( Me ll-p n ■<' 1 0 . ( 11 VI seot OUTDOOR G R ILL & SMOKER GAS G R ILL W IT H S ID E BURNER r.ojf (uatumrr »»*mbly.i 11 I c M r * . ' - ..nr . omintsstoner with a pennon taking nllensc and contiding tic wording was ni­ si usitni to retarded and slow • lilldren <ilittglnglv tin- Highway Dcpailment eonnnlssliiner at the mu I,mo s Keraslotes wrote to 1 a> I. 1 in and town recoin menline it-pl.u mg ’Slow Children” null Watch l hlldrcn It cost n.w ns oImmiI MHO per sign inili |il iso. a s|Mikcswoman tm Keraslotes. now slate Trans­ portation s e c re t a ry J a m e s Keraslotes said cities and towns tnld to |his1 thi Wall li ( hildn-n' version only when installing new signs Hut 'Slow Children" dlsappealed Iasi N.» tar wn h a w received reports from lour out ol live Idcpai 1 incut 1 engineers that rtreir disiiu 1 has hern cleared ol Slow ( hlldrcn signs.'' Sterling said I'he other is siill check­ ing " I In s did? gasped John Driscoll, an aide to stale Hep Knhctt Hawke. H-Gardnrr Driscoll said Hawke had Jusl lorw.udi il a letter nt t nmplulnt about tie signs Irniii a l-’itchlmu Slate < ollcg. prulcssor ILiwi* .! . 1! n I ,lkl sides ll I III sc II Diismll said and bail no ide. 1I1.ii it would lead to such 1 sw• • plug( ll.lllgl Local nllici.ils say they havi In-aid complaints about stgt phraseology tor vears. Ii s nothing new Am when a poiitii tan thinks the* mav get a lew votes out ol ll the* can 1 tiling themselves In sa* no said George Tcso. who Ita oM iiuli d more than one trendsugg.siioii 111 tin- 24 years ti b i s It • a d c d t h e e 11 V o ( auibridge’s irallle and slgi •Ii pattmi-iii I iiiiiiuali-lx 1 lie city conn 1 lints 1 .ni mil\ icqucst we loo! mi.• something.'’ Tcso said. "I tic . bad the chance, we'd prut ahh have purple stop signs." I Ins week I'ltlslleld 1‘ubtl Works < oinmtssluiier William «. 1 n-sicll iii 1 lined a request fror 1 - us cinim dor that he repine tin- Dead End" sign nti a slrci lit.11 goes nowhere, because coiislilueut wauled sumelbln mute upbeat I hai s w in there Is a prim 1 ( ustcr s Last Stand on liic wu ol my ol flee." said Forestell. Hut I oicsicll bad no1qualm iibiiut doinp 111 g the " S lo Children" signs Kids hav< laughed al thci lot generation*. forestell sab admitting In- was one of If giggle!s liui \ou’vc gut In I i an lul 110w.1d.1vs " i\nrvY?/7\rv7('^n DX 0 .J O 1 A1M DQ C t I\ L j Lj L / i l fM M O WITH PURCHASE OF 5-PC GROUP! c u e 7 P IE C E PACKAGEt ,.s .v v v , 2* 7-PIECE PACKAGE INCLUDES: I• CONTEMPORARY SOFA • LOVESEAT •BRASS A GLASS COCKTAIL TABLE • 2 END TABLES • PLUS 2 FREE BRASS LAMPS! • lt G E T ALL 7 P I E C E S F O R O N L Y ., 799 ’S P E C I A L P U R C H A S E ! 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Page £\\ �SB - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, Ju ly 2. 1993 Opening of dirt track kicks off weekend at VCS S T A T S & S T A N D IN G S DOGS Thursday night First r«t« — ItU .M : II.M I Talk Lucky Lucy 1100 7 00 4 JO 4 Santa s Eskeymo 5 40 1*0 3 JC's Battle Scar joo O 114117.44 P II 4) 44 M T ( M I) 707.44 Second race — 1414. D: 11.11 1Jimmy V 14 10 * 40<s5 30 lOynem ic Fella 7 70 1 40 4W yOkl*Jim J *0 O 114) 44 M P II I) 1I4.M T (I 1-4) 141 44 DO I I II III 44 Third rat* - I4». C: M ft i Ok i* Shaun* 10 40 5 00 } 40 ISJSferllne 140 140 1 Eager Ora» j to QI1 I) HO* P 15 1)154 TOT IS 1 1) 447 4* Fourth rat* — 1454. ■: 11.17 5 Lucky Action 1} 40 7 10 1 14 5 JJ O F«Ma 5 70 1 40 I My Gallant Lady } go 0 ( M l 45.44 P II 5) 111 14T II S I) 444 20 Fttthrat* — U50. D; 11.41 1 Dancing Dlv*r 21 40 1 40 4 14 7 No Nicer 4 10 4 40 I Jut I Per tact j ao O 11 1) 74 44 P II 7) 117,74 T II 7 1) 14*4 44 Sm hrece — 1444. C: 14 47 4 OK Plum 14 40 4 40 1 10 7 Royaiblack Mag'c 4 10 140 1 RV Sound Adyice 2 40 O (4 7) 17.44 P 14 7) 74.44 T 1* 71) 11144 Pick 1 11 14) J ol ] paid 141.44 Seventh race — 1454, B: 11.04 1 Real Gon* 5 10 1 40 1 *C SM LSxafdog 4 10 140 I Nulll* Dalty Ma* ■ 4 10 O II 5) 14 44 P (1 5) 44 14 T (1 1 1) 111 44 S (1 5 17) 217 44 Eighth rat* -- 1454. D: it 74 4 Winona Kirk 4 10 140 1 10 7 NXS Looking G lat 10 10 7 40 4 M L KIM Me A Win J 40 Q 1*7) 14 40 P (4 7) J4.I4 T (4 7 4) *4 04 Ninth rat* — 1454. A: 10 44 7 Sxltt Jo* 5 00 110 1 40 5 Urban 1 Steal 740 110 1 Silent P*rtorm*r 5 40 O 15 7) 0 49 P (7 5) u M T (7 5 1) 117.00 QD (4 7 AS 7) 44 40 14thr a t * - 1454, C: 11.14 1 Flying Tango 17 00 * 00 5 10 1 Teddy B Jerry 4 40 5 40 * Samtula Sand ] 00 O i l 1)44 *4 P I) 1)17114 T i l 1 0-tl 174 44 1 1 th ra t* - 1454. D: 11.17 INXSGibton *10 4 40 1 40 4 Lexis N Floor**! 4 10 4 00 7 JS Sugar 540 Q 114) 14 44 P (14) 7144 T 1*4-7) 55*14 Carry*e*r 1417.04 llth ra c * — 1451, A :M 44 7M ill Applaui* 110 4*0 140 I Fond A Beemer 4 00 1 (O 1 M L Wlnn*rt Edg* 1 40 Q II 71 47.4* P 47-11 451.14 T (7 1 1) 154 44 S (7-1 01)4441.44 11th r a t e - 1454. C: 11.11 4 Jetla Fann * 40 4 40 510 7 Krypto Flak 4 00 110 ) Phone's Breeie II 40 01*7)1710 P 1*7)47.14T 1*71) 1U0 40 Itthrac* — lloo T; 44.lt 1 I'm Th* R o m 5 00 7 00 5*0 SJCK Buddy 4 00 4 40 I C ’l Snoxbug 1 OO 0115) 14.44 P (1 )| 7) M I (11 ' *1151.4* A —t i l l H —II 15.544 JAI-ALAI Thursday night Firttgam* 4 Trial 10 40 4 00 140 SMunor 4 40 1 40 1 Pit* 1*0 0(4 1)44 4* P (4 5)41.14 T (4 51) 1211.24 Second gam* 5 Pit* tl 40 4 40 1 40 IMunor 510 140 1 Tino 110 Q (1 5114.40 P It It S H O T (5-11) 144 10 DD 14 I ) 154 50-----Third same - grwwioj abuwts------------im t a o in 4 Frlat Andy 4 M 4 00 1 Erklila Oyan 440 Q (4 II 47.M P (1-4) 721.1# T 11*1) 475 44 F*urth gam* I Marcel Aguirre 11 M 1710 1140 5 Gabby Andy 4 40 110 1 Munoi Jot* 1 00 O It II 51 4* P II S) 171.5# T (O-S-11 M l 14 Filth gam* 7 Marcel G bllil I 40 5 00 1 10 1 Pita Aguirre 510 5 00 I Irigoycn Andy *00 O D D 11.14 P<1 1) 71.74 T O ) II 140.0* t ilt h gam* I Munoi Andy 11 40 7.00 110 4 Rene J n e 4 00 510 1 Marcel V id o r 100 Q (1-4)34.14 P (1-*) IM .4 IT (1-4-1) 140.40 Seventh g* me 1 Ren* 110 1 00 4 10 4 Enrlgu* 5 M 7 40 4 Ftxurla 700 O (1 4) 5* M P (1 4) tl.M T (1 4-41 M1.M Eighth gam* 1 Aramayo Andy 14 40 7 40 ISM 1 Mendibe Oyari 1100 II 10 I Aramayo Don 0 00 Q (14) 17.40 P (5 1) 171.44 T (511) 1177.71 TTtarry*v*r 174)4* 14thgam* SGottll 1)00 110 110 7 Merd.be 4 00 1 00 1 Ren* ) 40 O i l 7 )*).M P (5 7)10).5IT<1 711454.1* llthgam* 5Said Chlmeia 1Aramayo Bellran 4R*n* Victor 1540 1140 710 5*0 440 7.10 O I I 1) M l* P (11)1* 4* T 11 1*) 1)4.10 )Zug*l4 Betlran I7 » 540 n o ) Mendibe Don 000 7 10 1 Said Goitit 2X O () )) U 44 P () 1) 143.10 T (7 ) 11 144 44 QD 0 ) 4 )-)) 271.40 12th game 1 Vlcloe 4 70 4 40 000 2 Said 400 4 00 4 Urald* 000 O 117114 *4 P <1 1) 45 M T (I 1 4) ))) 49 14th game ) Mendibe Bellran t ) X 2 *0 4*0 aNapaUrald* 5 40 1 10 7ZugataDon 4 00 O 11 4) 17 04 P 41 4) M to T II 4 71 7)7.10 S (14 7 1)411 4* DO (1 1)11 4* A -***, H —544.401 ■ A S K B A L L S T A N D IN G S All Tim** EOT A M ER IC AN LEAG U E E a il Division W L Ptf. OB Toronto X )l *04 — N tx York X 3) 54) 2 Detroit X )5 551 *>s Baltimer* l* 5)4 S's . 4J Boston 4*4 * M 34 CIf.fiend 4] M X ) It's 44 Mitxauk** » X I 14'1 W»*t Division W GB L Pci. Chicago )4 37 St) — Kansas City 1 M U 500 5*4)11* 1*4 lb 1* X California )7 34 XI 1 T*I4S 474 5 34 X Oakland )) 41 431 S's Minnesota 4) 4)7 *'s n Thursday's Oamei Seattle 4 Minn«sol* I Oakland*. Cal Itorni* 1 T e ia tl. Detroll 5 Baltimore t. Chicago 0 Friday'* Oamei Teias (Qroxn 4 4) at Detroit (Gutllckson 4 41,7 )Sp m Milwaukee (Eldred *1) al Minnesota (Drshales* 5), 1 05 p m Baltim or* (Mussina 4 1) at Chicago (FernandoI 4).I 05p m Toronto (Gurmon 7 I) at K oniai City IPfchardaa 4), I l i p m Cleveland (Kram er ) 1 ) at California (Sanderson 7 1). 10 l i p m Boston (Viola 4 7) al Seattl* (Hampton 1 1). 10 15pm Nex York (Wlckman I I) al Oakland IB Wilt M l , 10 35pm Saturday's Oamei T*ias*tO*troit. t tip m Mllxauk** al Minnesota. 105pm Nex York *1 Oakland. 4 05 p m Baltimore *1 Chicago. 1 05 pm Toronto at Kansas City. I 05 p m Boston at Saattlo. 10 05 p m Cleveland at California 10 05 p m NATIONAL LEAGUE East Division W L Pet GB Philadelphia 4*7 — 52 2* St Lout* X 5*7 SM )t Montreal 4) 54 5)4 10 Chicago 37 X 44) D'S Pittsburgh 37 X XI 14'* Flartd* 35 4) ,455 14’ s Nex York J) 5) ») » W tif Chwtitoni w L GB Pet. San Francisco 51 )7 454 — Allanl* 570 7 45 )4 Los Ange'es X u 57* 10*a Houston )* 37 SI) 11') Cincinnati 41 M X I 14 San Diego )7) t ib 14 44 Colorado H 51 U* 25 Thursday's Games Montreal 7. Pittsburgh 5 SI Louis 14. Phlladelph.4 5 Florida 7. Nex York 5 Houston!. Cincinnati 1 Atlanta*. Colorado 0 Friday's Osmes San D'*go 1Broca il 11 and Benes 14 1 at Philadelphia IMutholland 4 5 and DeLeon )€ ) . ) . 4 )J p m Pittsburgh (Z Smith 01 and Wakefield 4 7| at Cincinnati (Smiley 1 4 and Pugh ]4|. 1. 5 15pm Los Angelas (R Martinet 4 4) al Montreal IBarnttl 1). 7 U p m San Francisco (Wilson sal at Nex York (YoungO 14). 7:40p m Florid* (Ham m ond 4 4) a l Atlanta IMadduif 4). l: M p m. SI Leul* iM a g rjn * 7 4) at Houston IPortugal 1 11.1 QJpm Chicago (Hibbard 7 4) al Colorado (Hanry 17). 4 05pm Saturday'* Games San Diego al Philadelphia. 7 05 p m Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. 7 65 p m San Francisco at N ex York, 7 10 p m Fiend* a! Atlanta. 7H0 pm. Los Angeies *i Montreal. M S p m St Louis at Houston. I 45 p m Chicago at Colorado. 4 45 p m Hall E ltttfH Diviujn W i P tP Knoivill* (Blue J*yt) 500 5 5 ■ Greenville (Braves) 4 *44 5 Jacksenville (Mariners) ) 1 .375 Cerdlna (Pirafesl 1)2 ) 4 Orlande ICvBsl ) 7 M Western Division Birmingham (WSoi) • ) 400 Chattanooga (Redsl J 7 77* 1 ) Memphis (Royals) 77* Huntsvill* (Athllcs) ))) 3 4 • Nashvlil* (Txinst 3 4 U) a non lin t halt divliion till* Thuriday ’1 Carnet Greenville5. CarohnaO Knoivlli* 10. Chattanooga 7. HI gam* Chattanooga 4. Knoivill* 1.2nd gam* Birmingham 5, Or land* 1 Naihvill* 4. HunHvlll* 1 Memphu 4, Jack lanvill* 4 Friday'! Oamei Greenvill* at Caroltna Knoivill* at Chattanooga Or land* at Birmingham Huntivill* at Nashvitl* Jackienvlll* al Memphu Saturday'! Oamei Greenville al Carolina Knoivill* at Chattanooga Or land* at Birmingham HunHvlll* at Naihvti l« Jackienvlll* at Memghli OB — »* 1 I'S ) t* t* 4') 4'* Florida Slat* League Second Halt Eaitern Dtvllien W L Pci. OB W P Beach lE ip o il 4 1 571 Oaytina(Cubi) 4 4 500 H i l l 'andITigeri) 1 1 500 H 4 SI Lucia (Mali) 2 424 ) Osceola (Astro*I ] 4 )U 2 V*ro Beech (Dodgers) 244 2 2 ) Fc<t djto (R*d S o i) 1 ) 1)4 2 »4 Western Diviswn — Fori My*rt (Txins) 4 750 2 714 '» Dunedin IBIu* Jays) 5 2 St Pel*(Cardinals) 1 5 4)5 ) Sarasota IWhil# S o il 5 ) 4)5 1 Charlotte (Ranger-,) 5 4 55* It* • CXarxattr (Phillies) 2 ] 500 2 ■ won Bril half division till* Thuriday i Oamei Daytona*. Fort Lauderdale i Lakeland 5. Fort Myers 0, comp ot susp gam* Fort My*rs *1 Lakeland, ppd . ram West Palm Beach 4 Osceola 1 Charlotte). v*ro Beach 1 Dunedin 0. St Petersburg 0. 1 inning*, susp . rain St Luo* at Sarasota, ppd, rain Friday's Oamei Lakeland at Osceola Tim Raines Is a Sanford native and Seminole High School graduate now playing for the Chicago White Sox. His stats are for the 1993 season In the first column, personal-best season totals In the second column and current career totals (including 1993 games) In the third column. Raines did not play In Friday night's 1-0 loss to the Baltimore Orioles. RAINES GAUGE Category ’93 Games............. . 33 At-bats............ . 112 Runs............... . 27 Hits................. 34 RBI................. . 17 Doubles........... . 5 Triples............ 0 Homo runs...... . 7 Steals............. 3 Average........... .304 bast 160 647 133 194 71 38 13 18 90 .334 career 1,738 6,572 1,163 1.955 670 321 96 114 732 298 Tim Raines West Palm Beach at St Lucl* day ton* at Vera Beach Fort Myers #t Char toll* Cl*arxal*r at Dunedin St Petersburg at Sarasota Saturday's Games Lakeland al Osceola St Lucl* #1Veto Beach Fort Lauderdale at West Palm Beach Dunadm al Clearxatvr Charlotte at Fort Myers SI Petersburg al Sarasota BASEBALL BOXES MARLINS 7 .M ET S I FLORIDA NEW YORK ab r h bi 4b r h bi Clam anll 4 4 4 1 40 44 Weiss ss Hndley c 14 10 Hnterlalb 4 1 ) 0 Bonilla lb 4 4 4 6 Shttleld X> 4 )1 4 Murray 1b 4 4 4 4 Dstrd* 1b 4 1 1 ) Orsulak rf 4 4 I 0 Conine It 4 1 ) 4 Whitmrrt 4 0 11 Kent lb 4 4 14 B m tic t 111) Sn’ -ago c 4 0 0 0 Bogar ss 1(14 10 10 Cotto cl 0000 M cKnlph I I 4 4 Evt roll ct Goodenp 1)11 trough p 10 0 0 CWIkrph t i l l Briley ph 10 0 0 0 000 Turnrp Harvey p 0 0 0 0 M 711 7 Totals Total* U I I 5 New Voc k M l 41* 10) - 5 Florida M l 00* * ) . - 7 LOB — Nex York 5. Florida 3 IB Renteria 1 III. Dvstrade 1 (I)). Conln* 111) HR — Burntt! (1), Gooden (1). CWa'ker 111 SB - Orsulak 14), Cotto (1) S - Gooden SF — Coleman IP H R ER BB SO Nex Yerk Gooden L 71 I II 7 7 0 * Florida Hough W.41 7 4 ) 1 ) 1 Turner 1)1) 1 1 4 1 Harvey S.l) 1) 0 4 4 0 4 WP — Hough) U m p ire s — Hom e. G orm an F irs t Williams, Second Welti Third Pulll T — 1:10 A -41,474 N J . Chevrolet Lumin* II* 541 P J Jones Torrance, Cell! . Ford Thunderblrd. I ll lar. Clay Young Smyrna. Ga Ford Thunderb-rd 11)101 Ken Schrader. Concord N C . Chevrolet Lumme. speed disalloxed because ot rules violation T E N N IS Wimbledon Results W IM B LE D O N E n g la n d Result* Wednesday and Thursday Ot the 57 5 million Wimbledon lennis championships *• the All EngiandCliA Men Women Singles Semifinals Jana Novotna (I). Crech Republic, del Martina Navratilova (}). Aspen Colo 4 a 44 Stelti Gr*t (U, Germany, del Conchil* Martin*! 141 Spam, 7 4 (7 01.4 1 Boy* Singles Third Reund Jason Appel Lake Mary, del Regier Wassen. Nrtherlinds 1 4 .4 4 ,4 4 Quarterfinal Jimy Stymanski. Venetuela. del Jason Appel. L a k e M jr y .il. 7 4 17 51 Doubles First Reund Jasan Appel. Lake Mery and John Rod dick. Austin. T eia s del James Bally. Britain, and Eyal Erlich. Israel.* 1 7*17)1 Second Round Jason Appel. Lake Mary and John Rod dick. Austin. Teias del Gustavo Kuerten Bratil. and NICOias Lapenlli. Ecuador. 7 5. •I T V / R A D IO division to follow. The schedule has the Hobby BARBERVILLE - The long- Slock. Mini Slock. Sportsman awaited opening of the 3/8's-mlle and Street Stock divisions run­ dirt oval raving irnrk at Volusia ning 15-lap features. Itolli Hit: County Speedway will put five Florida Modified and I he special full classes of short track racers running o f the Pro-4 Series Mini In competition In the first o f a Modified divisions will run 20 two-day weekend of celebrations lap features, while the Lute Model Slock division will pul In * for the Fourth of July weekend. 30-lap main event In morfc T on igh t's the Mini Stock. Hobby Stock. Pro Stock. Mini Winston Racing Series excite, Sprints and Pro Late Model merit Highlight of the night will Ik * d iv is io n s w ill k ic k o ff ih r weekend that will finish Satur­ the IOO-lap VCS Lair M<n Ic I day. July 3rd. with eight asphalt Championship Series, the sec­ divisions, including lhe 100 lap ond In a five-race series that Firecracker Spcctnculor Late opened with a Tony Ponder win on May I in the Baxley Oil 100. Model fent ure. Besides Hie second leg of the The series will continue with VCS l.alc Model Championship Late M odel sh ow dow n s urt Series and a sjieclal visit by I he August 28. October 23 ami Waxoyl Pro-4 Racing Scries of December 4. Ponder's series lead could be Florida (mini modlfleds) for 20 laps, the asphalt track will t>r challenged this time around, not running regular weekly divisions only by the May 1 runner-up, fo r the L a te M odel S to c k Daniel Keene, and third place (Winston Racing Series). Sired finisher Mario Gosselln. the only Stock. S p ortsm an . F lo rid a drivers remaining on the lead lap Modified. Mini Stock and Hobby at the end of Hie race, but also by David Rogrrs of Orlando. Guy Stock drivers. The pit gate will open tonlghl Thomits of Jacksonville and for the dirt track at 5 p m with David Russell of Longwood Rogers, finishing IOth out of tlie grandstands opening at G IG drivers on May I. has since p in. Practice is scheduled from 6 p.m. to 7 30 p m. with racing started remembering Ills way around the VCS asphalt, as Hie starting w ith hen! races nlH p in. The Mini Stock. Hobby St<xk. former VCS champion Is leading Pro Slock and Mini Sprints will the reinstated Late Model divi­ run 20-lap features with the Pro sion in points. Thomas, ninth In May. Is Late Model division racing for a battling Rogrrs for thr track 30-lap grand prize The pit gate will open for points lead, while Russell, who Saturday night's action on the missed the call for Hie May | established half-mile asphalt race, recently competed at VCS o va l al 2 p .m ., w h ile the du rin g the ru n n in g of Hie grandstands art set to open a l 4 NASCAR Winston All-Pro Serir* p.m. Practice for the eight divi­ and Greater Tampa Bay Auto sions runs from 3:30 p.m. until Auction 250. For more Information, contact 5:45 p.m. with time (rials for the Late Models scheduled for 6 p.m. the Volusia County Sperdway Heat races begin al 6:30 p.m. race ulflce at (9041 255-2243 or with the main events for eaeh (9041085-4402. tp e o le l to (h « H e ra ld ___________ ] Florida Pro Series to run at Orlando and New Smyrna AUTO RACING II p m — SUN. Midget World Challenge BASEBALL 7 )0 p m - ESPN. T e ia te l Delroil, (LI 7 XI p m - TBS 54 Florida at Atlanta (LI 4 p m . — SC. California League All Star Game, alio at midnight 4 p m — WGN Chicago at Colorado (L) Pepsi ***, Oualilylng. to » p m - ESPN. N Y Yankees at __ ■ y P A U L M A R S K Q L IA -------------------— DAYTONA BEACH — Qualifiers Thursday - - c a r r o s r u T -----------------------Special to the Herald ter Saturday's Regs) *44 NASCAR sleek car FOOTBALL rate, xlfh residence *r revelry, tjF* *1 car 7 30 p m — SUN, Arena League Detroit and lap speed I* mpft (Final *4 car field will Drive at Orlando Predators ILI SAMSULA — Raring action be determined Friday •*llewing Iurttier time TENNIS will really In- (Hipping Hie Fourth trialsIt 5 p m - HBO. Wimbledon mens singles of July weekend In and uroutid I Ernie Irvan. Concord. N C . Chevrolet semifinal Courier vs Edberg Lumlna. 140)17. ) Kyi* Petty. Higti Point. Saturday Daytona. New Smyrna I leach N C . Pontiac Grand Pm. 140 0 » AUTO RACING and Orlando ) D«»er Allison, Hueyloxn. Ala . Ford l l a m - E S P N NASCAR Pepsi 400. IL) FASCAH (Florida Ansoctatlon Thunderbird. 14*47); a Derrik* Cop*. 2 )0 p m — ESPN indy Llghti Champion C bar loll*. N C . Ford Thunderblrd 1*4 )I5 Ship of Stock Car Auto Racing) will 5 Dai* Earnhardt. Doolie. N C . Chevrolet ) p m — ESPN, Oil Road Championships play host to the fourth and iillh Lumirt*. 1114*4. 4 BUI ElUoti. Oaxsonnii*. I 10pm — TNN, l MSA GT Continental X races of the newly formed Flor­ Ge . Ford Thunderbird. tM 15) Ip m - ESPN SCCA Senes 7 H a rry Gant, T a y lo r s v ille N C . ida Pro Scries tor Late Models, *p m ESPN USAC Midgels Chevrolet Lumin*. 114 45); I D a rrell BASEBALL (loth races will he sponsored by Wallrip. Franklin. Term Chevrolet Lumin*. 7pm — SUN. TBS Florid* at Atlanta. I D Miller Beer and X-1K Friction 144*1* 7pm - WOR. San Fran al N Y Mels. (L) 4, R k k Witten, Barlow, Pontiac Grand 4 p m — WGN. Chicago*! Colorado. ILI Eliminator. P r li. 144.544 14 R kky Rudd. Chesapeake BOXING The first 100 lapper will lx? ran V* . Chevrolet Lumin*. ill 51) I )0 p m - SUN. Fight Night at Ih* II Michael Waltrtp. Davidson. N C . Pon tonlghl al Orlando SpeedWorld Paramount liac Grand P rli, itt H i . 1 } Rick Mast with (he action shifting to New DRAG RACING Rockbridge Baths. N C , Ford Thunderbird i Kpm SUN NHRA Spnngnationals Smyrna Speedway fin Saturday. 111 371 FOOTBALL July 3rd. II Dale Jarrelt. Conover. N C . Ch*irot*t ) X p m — SC, High school. Delaware L u m in * . I l l 041; la Tad M u tg ra v * . All Sl*r Gam* Some of the drivers cxpeclrd Troutman, N C . Fo*d Thunderbird. 114 054 GOLF lo com pete in clu de, Bruce 15 Hut Stricklin. Cetera. Ala . Ford II X a m — SUN. Peugeot French Open Lawrence. Greg Frocmmlng. Ed Thundnrbird. 147 *0) 1* Br*tl Bodm*. Har highlights, also *1 J a m ntburg. N C . Ford Thund*fblrd. >4) *>5 Meredith. Dennis Schocnfcld. a p m — WCPX 4 Western Open. (LI 17. Rusty Wallace. Concord. N C . Pontiac 5 X p m — ESPN Kroger Senior Classic. Bryan Campbell. Longwood's Grand P r li, 117,714. II Mark Marlin. IL) Ronnie and Jeff Burkett. Scott J*m*sloxn. N C . Ford Thundarbird. 117 44* HORSE RACING It Jimmy Htnsky. Ridgeway, Va . Ford B ru m le tt. K en n y V u u gh n . 4 p m — ESPN. Hollywood Gold Cup. ILI Thunderblrd. 117 4*0. K Morgan Shepherd TENNIS Jim m y B rills, Tim Nooner. Conover, N C . Ford Thunderbird. 117 544 4 a m — WESH ). Wimbledon, women's James Powell Jr.. Put Nnnney. Failed taOualilv singles final Grat vs Novatna. ILI Geoll Bodm*. Julian. N C . Ford Thun Ronnie Roach and Dave McCabe. TRACK AND FIELD derblrd. 117*04. Sterling Marlin. Columbia. l l a m — USA. Feebler Invite Itone I Me* I The first race of the scries, Tenn., Ford Thunderbird. 147 *04. Greg TRIATHLON hosted by DcSoto Speedway In Sack*. Winter Park. Fla.. F*rd Thunderbird. 4 p m - SUN. Bud Light Sprlntman Series 117.}*). Dave Marcia, A m y ’s Creek N C . Bradenton, was won by Billy trom Boca Raton Chevrolet Lumin*. 147 777; Bobby Hlllln. Jr . MISCELLANEOUS Blgley. Jimmy Co(>c look top Harrisburg. N C . Ford Thunderbird. 147 144. 5pm TNT, U S Olympic Gold l i o n o r s at t hc S u n s h in e Bobby Labonte Trinity, N C . Ford Thun Radio derblrd. 1*7 114, J*H Gordon. Charlotte Speedway stop In Lakeland. BASEBALL N C . Chevrolet Lumin*. 147 10*. Jimmy 7 eo p m — W H BSAM (1)70). Florida Nooner look Hie checkers In the Sp«nc*r. M oom vlll*. N C . Ford Thun Marlins al Atlanta Braves, in Spanish third race, which took place nt derblrd. 1*7 074. Wally Oalltnbach Jr . 7 » pm WTLN AM (15X1. Southern Greensboro. N C . Ford Thunderbird. 1*7 0)5. Columbia Motorsports Park In Leegu*. Orlando Cubs at Birmingham Bobby Hamilton, Nashville. T enn. Ford Barcms Lake City. Thund erbird . 144 *40; T e rry leb ont* . FOOTBALL Race winners In the Florida Archdai*. N C , Chevrolet Lumin*. 114 744, 7 70 p m - W GTO AM (540), Aren# Kenny Wallace, Concord. M C . Pontiac Pro Series receive a minimum of League, Orlando at Oetroil Grand P m , 11 * 745. J*ll Purvis. Clarktvlll*. $2,500. The series also posts a Saturday Tenn, Chevrolet Lumin* 114 441 Jimmy guaranteed S I5.000 point fund Means. Forest City, N C,, Ford Thunderbird AUTO RACING II* 544; Phil Parsons. Lake Norman. N C . 10 X < m WGTO AM 45X1. NASCAR. as well ns u rookie program with Chevrolet Lumme, 1*4 147; Loy Allen Jr . Pepsi *00 $5,000 going to llic winner. Raleigh. N C , Ford Thunderbird 1*5 154. BASEBALL Gates open at both tracks at Richie Petty. Randleman. N C . Pontiac M 0 pm WTLN AM 115)01, Southern Grand P r l i , 145 444 Rich Blckt* J r . league. Orlando Cubs al Birm ingham 3:30 p.m. Technical Inspections Barons, in Spanish Edgerlon. W it. Ford Thunderbird, 144 444, will begin ut -1 p.m. niul time • p m - WGTO AM *5X1. Florida Marlin* Dick Trickle. Iron Station, N C , Ford Thun trials will start at 7:25 p.m. derblrd. 144 144. Jimmy Horton. Somerville. al Atlanta Braves. |omed In progress AUTO RACING S u sp e n sio n Continued from Page ID d ay's Pepsi 400. Sell ruder and Hendrick Imme­ diately a |i|tea led tile decision, hut Chip Williams, n spokesman for NASCAR, lilt* slock car sanctioning body, said that due to (lie holiday weekend II would " h r impossible to have (he appeal heard" until sometime next week. lie said dial because of (lie delay In holding a hearing. Schrader will be allowed to itlcmpt to qualify on Friday In the second round of lltnc trtuls for Saturday's rare und dial the suspension would go Into elk-el bcfil' ilng with the July I I rare at New Hampshire International SjH-rdway. Williams said u panel made up nl three of the 2-1 members o f the National Stock Car Commission will be appointed to hear the appeal, which will likely take place next Tuesday or Wednes­ day. Any further uppral would go to Scmoii E. Kuudseu. the tiuHonul stock car raring com­ missioner. who would make a final decision. N'cllhcr Schrader nor Hendrick were available for comment. Scliradcr was seen leaving thr NASCAR truck moments before unnouncrmcnl o f Hu* suspen­ sions, hut walked quickly to his personal car ami drove away. Schrader had qualified 15lh with a lap of IKH.O-15 mph. Two oilier Heudrlek Motursporls cars. ) owned by Rick Hendrick, Joe's Min. and driven by Ricky Rudd and rookie Jell Gordon, passed inspection. Gary Nelson. Hie Winston Cup director, said the NASCAR in­ spector who was doing the r o u 11 n e e x a m I n u 11 o n o I Schrader's Chevrolet Lumlna following Thursday’s qualifying "noticed that people were acting a little funny and hxiked closer. Il was well hlddrn." What was well hidden was four holes drilled inside the carburetor and four mure In Hie Intake manifold that were in­ tended to allow the engine lo breath more easily w ith a carbu­ retor restrictor plate boiled in place. T h e plates, used on ly at Day Iona und Talladega, restrict the flow of air to the carburetor, thereby reducing horsepower. The intention Is lo slow the cars at NASCAR's two fastest trucks In the interest o f driver and spectator safety. "Tin* best way I can explain what they did is that passages were drilled through the carbu­ retor around the restrictor (date and liurk into Hu* engine." said Nelson, a former NASCAR crew chief. "It was very ingenious I he w a y th ey d id It. W e Just stumbled on it. "I was able to reconstruct il on a lieneh In the NASCAR truck and run a small wire through the holes Into the engine. "Il's a very serious offense in all of our eyes. A team that bypasses the plate should Ihsuspended and that's what the guidelines call lor." Team owner Junior Johnson and erew chief Tim Brewer were suspended In May 1990 for using an oversized engine in The Winston, an all-stur race. Origi­ nally. the hearing panel sus­ pended both Johnson nntf B rew er for 12 w eeks, hut Knudscn. s a y in g that was excessive, reduced the penalties to four races. Driver Tommy Ellis, substituting for injured Geoff Bodine. writs not penalized. T lie. regular- racing -program— which consists of Limited Lute Model, Sportsman. Modified. Bomber and Run-About division, will see action following Hip National Anthem and a skydlm pres4-nt.ition at 8 p.m. The Florida Pro Series should begin about 9 p.m. with a Held <il 28 cars taking to (hr track. There is no admission at either track io watch practice. Ticket windows open nt 6 p.in. Adult I ic k e ts a rc $ I 5. C h ild ren ll-and-under arc free when ucrampunied by an adult. New Smyrna Speedway iB planning a special Smush-NCrash program for Hie Foutih of July. The program will Include a Demolition Derby. Run-About championship. Powder Puff De­ rby. kiddle rides and 20-lap features in the Bomber. Mini Slock. S|tortsman and Llmmitcd Laic Model divisions. An ugly truck contest and watermelon rating contest will also lx* ronductrd. Irvan Continued from Page IB and Hie same om we wrecked hm- in Hie 500. Bu it’s just a mailer o( homework The more homework you do. tin better your car gets " Irvan pointed out that thi Morgan-McClure team look hit Lumlna lo Hie General Motor wind tunnel before testing It las week at Talladega. " E v e r y t h in g we d id a Talladega helped us here.” hi suld. "Il all made the car belter." Petty was happy with hi! qualifying lap on the 2Wmll< Daytona oval, saying, "Thal'i about what we ran In practice Bui wc had some help (frou other cars) In practice and didn't think that we'd lx- iha quick. "Thai's Hie car wc wrecked it February (during lhe Dayton; 500), The guys did a great job o rebuilding It." Davry Allison was third ii T h u r s d a y 's q u a l i f y i n g al 189.873 in a Ford Thunderbird followed by ihc T-Blrd of Derrikt Cops* al 189.215 and the Lumin; of Winston Cup point leader Dale Earnhardt at I8H.H69. Bill Elllolt, who set Hie pre restrictor plate Daytona quaff fylng record of 210.364 In 1987 was sixth at 188.853 In n Ford. Rounding out Hie top IO were Harry Gant. Darrell Wultrip Rlek Wilson and Ricky Rudd. Dale Jarrell, who won llilt year's Daytona 500. was 13lh nl 188.068. i �Sanlord Herald. Sanlord, Honda - Hidav, July 2. 1993 - SB -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------— •« People R eceiving cred it for S ocial S ecu rity IN BRIEF McKnlghl achievers taking applications __The UnlvcraJty of Central Florida McKnlftlit Center of Excellence la accepting appllcunta for the McKnlghl Achievers Society’s (MAS) September Induction. Only applications received by July 10 will be considered. Applicants must be African-American students In grades K-12 who live In Orange. Seminole. Lake and Oseeola counties and who have made no less than two A s and the rest It's or all S's during their hist grading period. Students who made C’s will not be considered unless (he C's were received In advanced courses. 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Applications received without Ihe »|ionsor's fee or transcript will tie retimed. To obtain an application or for more Information call 423-6032. CALENDAR Ai-Anon group gathers If you are troubled by the alcoholism of a frelnd or relative, there Is help. Serenity Won, an AI-Anon group for friends und family of alcoholics, will meet each Monday. Tuesday and Thursday night at H p.m. at the Sahara Club. 2587 S. Sanford Ave.. Sanford. For more Information, call 332-4122. Narcotics Anonymous meets in Sanford Narcotics Anonymous meets Monday at 8 p.m. ul the Presbyterian House of Good will. 317 Oak Ave.. Sanlord. Poets to talk verse First Florida Poets meet at 10 a m . every Monday at the Dcland Public Library. Interested poets are welcome. For more Information, please call Dob Shrlford. 904-7360416. or Virginia Marlin. 90-1-775-8909. Sanford Rotarians to meet Rotary Club of Sanford meets every Monday at noon, at the Sanford Civic Center. 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For Information, call Tony Durram. president, at 330-2694. COMA announces meetings • The Concerned Organization of Men In Action (COMAI meets the first and third Friday, at 6 p.m.. In the church annex ut St. James AME Church, ninth Street and Cypress Avenue. Sanford. How murrluge afTccts Social Security benefits: It's Important for brides lo notify Social Security If they change their name nt the time they marry. For women who are working, this will assure that they receive proper credit for their earnings and. one day. all the Social Security benefits they are due. For women who are receiving Social S ecu rity benefits, reporting the name change will ensure that checks and Impor­ tant not Ices arc Issued properly. • If you're receiving SS benefits based on your own work and earnings, getting married doesn't affect your benefits. How­ ever. you should remember to report the marriage to SS to record n name change |if any) and to find out If your new spouse may lie eligible for benefits on your rrcord. • If you're receiving widow's or widower's benefits, they will continue If you remarry after «g»- 60 (or age 50 If you are disabled). However. If you are 62 or older and are eligible for higher benefits based on your current spouse's SS record, you can file for those benefits. CONSUMER FOCUS BARBARA HUGHES/ GREGG • If you're receiving mother's or fnther's benefits, they usunlly slop If you remarry. • If you're receiving disability benefits on your parent's SS record anti your tieneflts are based on a condition you have had since childhood, your benefits generally stop if you get married. • If you're u-ccivlng bcncllls os a divorced wife or hustiund on your ex-spouse's SS record, your benefits usually will stop when you remarry. Your tieneflts will not tie affected If votir ex-spouse remarries but you don't. In other words, more than one sjmusc may receive benefits on a worker's record. • If you arc receiving Supplemental Secu­ rity Income (SSI) benefits and you get married, your payments may be reduced or even stop. Your payments might chunge because your spouse's Income and re-' sources may afTect the amount o f your SSI benefits. Your payments could stop If you marry a person, who for example, owns several homes. That extra property could put you over the $3,000 SSI resource limit for* a married couple. If two persons who receive SSI payments get married, tlielr combined payment will decrease because *hr SSI payment rate for a couple Is less than the rate Tor two Individuals. Reporting a name change Is easy. Just call the toll-free telephone number 1-800-772-1213. any business day between 7 o.nt and 7 p.m. Or call or visit your local Social Security office. In addition to completing appropriate fopns you will be asked to furnish a certified copy of your marriage certificate to verify your new name. Just rewards Alcoholism may run in the family DEAR MARY) I know parents don't want to hear that something they ure doing or have done may contribute to whether their kids mess with drugs, but let me tell you my story. I was widowed when I was 47 years old. 1 have three kids, all of whom became heavily Involved with alcohol und drugs during their teens. I started going to Al-Anon when my oldest son was In treatment for alcoholism. While I was attending the meet­ ings. I iicgan to realize that alcohol had played a big part In my husband's early death, and while It had never occurred to The Sanford Scottish Rite Club presented food and money to the Humane Society of Seminole County during a recent meeting at the Sanford Masonic Tempte. Members present lor the presentation included, Irom left to right. Ted Everly, W oodrow Cash. Charles Longton, Monica Groyan, accepting for the society, David Brown, president, Leroy Thrill, Charles D. Valerius and Edward Broach. _u i c .t o - u s e - ilic - t e r m ." a lc o h o lic " — lor my father, he certainly had a drinking problem that caused all o f us a great deal o f pain und grief when I was growing up. My hustMiid's father ubundoned his fam ily when the kids were young and liecame a classic skid-row type bum. Once we ull realized that alcohol problems clearly "ran In our family," It helped me slop feeling like such a failure as a parent, and It seemed to give my kids strength und courage In their battles toward recovery. All of them are clean and sober now but none of us will ever have anything to do with alcohol again. RUNS IN THE F A M IL Y DEAR RUNS: You are abso­ lutely right: If there is a history ol alcoholism or alcohol abuse in the Immediate or extended fami­ ly. It should tie considered a red flag. Furthermore. If there's alcoholism In the family, mem­ bers may be more at risk for dependency on mood altering drugs such as tranquilizers, marijuana and cocaine. While there's no conclusive research. In d ic a tio n s are great that children from families Impacted by ulcohol or other drugs are highly susceptible lo ull types of chemical dependency. RD. FLORIDA' Tho DaybreaKors Toastmasters Club ol Sanford held its regular meeting at Christos with president Lester Rethwill presiding. The Governor ol Area 25. Rick Catalono. right, of Eustls. told ol various experiences In the club and of his work as an attorney. Ho presented Ginny Huff with a trophy for the beat lablo to p ic two m inute speech on her most memorable birthday. The next meeting of the club will be Sept. 9. O u r Professional A d Representatives W i l l B e H a p p y To A s s i s t Y o u In A n y O f Y o u r C lassified or D is p la y A d v e rtis in g N e e d s . If you can’t get a job, you’re in good company DEAR ABBYt Many people are depressed today because they are unemployed. They shouldn't take It personally. Some compa­ nies today wouldn't hire Moses, Jesu s or Abraham Lincoln because they had beards. • Some companies wouldn't hire George Washington or Thomas Jefferson because they’d be con­ sidered troublemakers. Some companies wouldn't hire Benjamin Franklin. Thomas Edison or Henry Ford because they weren't "educated." Some companies wouldn't hire Franklin D. Roosevelt because he was "too old." Some companies wouldn't hire Coltn Powell because he's black. Some companies wouldn't hire Margaret Thatcher because she's a woman. Some companies wouldn't hire Albert Einstein because he was a Jew. Competent, qualified people get turned down every day. So. don't take It personally • It's not your fault. JOE ZELOOF, EDISON. N.J. ADVICE ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR MR. ZELOOF: Most of the people you mentioned ntiovc were not alive to enjoy protec­ tion under ant I-discrimination statutes. But today, people who believe they have been discrimi­ nated against because o f their age. color, religion, gender or appearance should report the offending company to the EEOC (Equal Employment Opportunity Commission) for discriminatory hiring practices. DEAR ABBY: What should I do with u husband who Insists on keeping condoms? We do not use condoms, so I feel he has no need to keep them. When I first discovered that he was keeping (hem in his drawer under his underwear. I con­ fronted him and told him there was really no reason for him to keep them. He ted me lo believe that lie would get rid of them, bui 1 found that he only moved them. Ahby. I am not stupid. I figured out that the only reason a married man keeps condoms a ft e r h is w ife has h ad a hysterectom y Is because he must be planning to use them with someone other than tils wife. Am I wrong? And what do you think i should do about It? UNTRUBT1NO WIFE DEAR UNTRUBTINO WIFE: You a r c not w ro n g . Y o u r husband Is obviously fooling around. In which case you should both be tested for sex­ ually transmitted disease*. In addition. If you continue to have sex with him now that you know he can't tie trusted, always use a condom. I strongly urge you to seek counseling. A L L M O V IE S IN S T E R E O S O U N D "*> mr �4 B - San lord Herald, S inlo rd, Florida - Frldey, July 2, 1993 LET US REPLENISH THE SEED OF FAITH THROUGH Regular Church Attendance Baptist Assem bly 01 God FAMILY WORSHIP C fN TIR j a i l Airport Bans Sanford F L JJFfJ I of J M W n Pallor J*** Kim Sunday Sc Moor AXam WortNp Sanrico Wwinaiday Sanrtca W fm vA A A S tM B lY itlSDiion Road longoood FL J l f f l m u tow C f l tBRATIONSanrtca (00am Harrforca WnlUprlng and Sunday School (JO am crir BAA11ONSartre1 10JOam I 1:1*12 TuBsdBy 2 ThBAiBloniani 3:1-5 Wadnttday Cokmlsn* Thursday Matthew MtW IIFI TOOpm BAPTIST TEMPLA 10#Commarca SI. Sia I0A Uiailona.lt> ftryai P a ja '1 5:1*12 Lata L y , >1 *T'4A Ph aCT U J J 4 " Baptist CIH1RAL SAPT1ST CHURCH J10IW H i St Sanford Rtr OanMaanaM Sunday School Morning Worahtp EromngWorahip Mtd W ill Prayar Pallor 1000am 1100 a m COUNTRYSIDt BAPTIST CHURCH T 30 p m Methodist Saturday 4 00 JOROAH BAPTIST CHURCH s o son Otorga l*add Sunday School 1000 Am 11U0 am A00 pm TOOpm Old Truth* lor a Han Day Craning Sarrtca FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF LOMQWOOO (SIC 5RAJ4 Longuood FL UTSOSJSI la o n u sjtiT Rar J Rrchard Chalfm tito c m * Mmrtltr - Education Ra* intatgB Omana H I I M IIl i i W i - R u i h a Ra. J«*1*#»t DMAh — ------Sunday MSIA Bluff Ju st a Piece o f Paper? ISO'S Sanford Am S tdoard Johnton SundaySchool S ASsm Worihip 1100 am Corttt Fanootfup Altai Womhrp Tuaaday B* H Study 1000 Am T h e Declaration o f Independence it just a piece o f A nd that piece o f paper has been splattered by the paper. O n it were written w ords - beautiful w ords, hot blood o f many w ho believed in its purpose, and th eir words, w ords with bite. A t T in t o n ly two people signed blood became the seeds that bu ilt Am erica it; later S3 members o f that A ug u st gathering affin ed cept. a lifestyle, an exp erie n ce; and, our forb earers believed it a right. B u t. it*s just a piece o f paper. Actuall), the paper on w hich it w as written became so fragile that, in 1894. it SANAORO CHRISTIAN CHURCH TJO Upula Road. Santo-d Phona J»DSa0 W JJD A00S j 0 Soag-o*** Paoior JoaCapuio Touih [d Drmciar D M School SJOam Mom*«S Wom"rp I0» am (mnmgSannca A 00 pm Wad AAAI Homo (■WaBtixM* TOOpm Wtd fnghtYoum TOOpm The o riginal Declaration o f Independence has faded, but its ideas, concepts, and w ords are burned forever in was perm anently sealed in a steel c u e to keep it fntm light and air. the so u ls o f this nation and etched on the hearts and m inds o f persons for whom life is liberty and for whom Yet. that piece o f paper becam e the script fo r a peo­ ple bent on liberty and freedom . It contained w ords that (Footnote: Revolution that produces freedom is l-7’J Church Of Christ Congregational IOMOWOOO CHURCH OF CHRIST CONORS OAT IONA L CHRISTIAN CHURCH (NACCC1 2X1 A Par* Am 014444 Ra* Thoma* P Taachu* Mmittar Church School A X I O M am Wortiup 11 OR am r ancmvup Lunchaon A X p m arm, 2nd Wadnatday Im ry latl Saturday A00 a m Man a C u b SrtdAtatt (T4 Martham Wood* Rd Coma* o* E E V 1000 Am SOOpm Nurtary ArMabM Al AA Sarrtca* Fit Sat 1 0 a m -1 pm TASTTOS 1011 Hay I I A T l i N N O Hay 4J4 j j j s a x AASOS31. s o a m iir o Sun Worth-P l O X a m 4 A PM You am tnritad to *i*n tiudy aid worthtp aiih ua m tha n#ar Mura A rnandty giaalmg a-**,* aaati U n lttd Church Of Christ s Church of God CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH. U.C.C. 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Lara Mary (X TU JJW T A Roban W.ibur Patior SundaySchool AXam Morning Worthrp 10 K i n 12SA South Voiu*r* Art Cornar Pi Or**** and VoXtla A rt Ra* Margaral Ann Sehrrudl Patior W* aaicom* ***ryon* lo our toryict* Sunday Same* 10 X A M M*d>UHoruH*Minga.aclur*t and Mattagat Thurtday Same# TXPM MadilaHonrMwu CMat'and CALVARY CHRISTIAN CENTER THE FOLLOWING FIRMS ENCOURAGE YOU TO Al TEND YOUR HOUSE OF WORSHIP THIS WEEK 915 W. 2nd St. BRAM BEAUTY SALON 519 E. 1st St. • Sanford Other iMitaoud Bynodi 2S2SOaa Am Rar Elmar A Rawtchar Patioi Sunday School SIS am Worthrp Sarvica lO K im Nurtary Prortdad Waatday Rmdargarian and Pia rundargarlan Prog-am For Information Cm J22 JSS2 or 12JOB 10 Inter-denominational TXpm Holy I in.harm LUTHAAAN CHURCH OP THA M 0(1 MIR Episcopal MOLT CROSS EPISCOPAL CHURCH X I Par* Amnu* San lord. 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Flonda D* Roborl Kobi Par* a* Paalor B.WO Study SJOam Wo-t-wp 10 aJam Youth Moating SOD pm Worthrp TOOpm Kirfaifet Y Y S M *S i M e T M U ' A ’ L R B Ptayar A B C N Study TOOpm , FIRST CHURCH OF TH1 NAZARENE fo r b irth . T h at piece o f paper launched a re so lu tio n never completed Fitch ilay its reality must he maintained w h ich p ro d u ce d a n ational s p irit that gave re a lity to ’ by those pn i ileyed to enjoy it.) hopes a n d dream s for freedom ------ ------------------- - - -- -T RN~sH~ m i na^yH**-* >■***■*» ia-ma* Fo lwAOOi~& ur1*«>lpU>~VATTAO»~ Christian S c itn c t UPSALA PRESSTTER1AN W 2S»h 4 Up tala Rd Sanlo*t) Ra. Danam Shaa Patio* Sunday School A am Church Same a 10 am B.bl* Study Tua* A a m A T X pm Nazarene freedom is more precious than life itself. could sp e ll death or mean life to a new nation struggling RIVER OAKS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. P C A Tradewnay VaTua* Conlamporary Sty** NEW MEETING PLACE Dnhuood V-iiag* Shopping Can la* SaAW LaAa Mary B ird . 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O rla n d o D rlv a , S a n fo rd 323-6684 Cad 102 Commerce Way Sanford 321-6515 • 3 2 2 -0208 ICY Insurance Borgmmt i Employes C O L L I N S F L O R IS T K E N 'S A IR HEAT PUMP SPECIALISTS T N I MoKIBBIN Ai * ^ B L u a . S C n e T K O t < t2 ~ ' H RESTAURANT 3844 S. Orlando Dr., Sanford B ln llia in i (Corner of 17 92 i. L ilt Mat} Bl*d) us l nan. n * m -m s 3 2 3 -1 2 0 4 l f » * * * w » f �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Friday, July 2, 1993 - bB Religion Whitten receives diploma Ronald C. Whitten. Sunford, r c r le v e d the d ip lo m a In C h ristin a education from Southern Baptist Theological S e m in a r y d u r in g th e Louisville. Ky.. school's 171st commencement. Whitten was one of approx­ imately 2GO graduates to re­ ceive degrees from the sem i­ nary. Seminary President Hoy L. H o n e y c u tt w as c o m ­ mencement speaker. W h itte n 's mother. Mrs. Claude M. Whitten. Is a resi­ dent o f New Smyrna Beach. Ills home church ts First Baptist Church. Sanford. Southern Seminary, the oldest of the six Southern Baptist seinlnurtes. was founded In 1859. Holland receives masters Dunlcl Don Holland, son of Don and Mary Holland. 8116 N. 55th Dr.. Glendale. Arlz.. received the masters of art In ministry drgrre. graduating summa cum Inudr from Oklahoma Christlun University of Science and Arts In spring commence­ ment exercises. Holland, a resident of Sanford, serves as an area minister. 'Around the World with Jesus’ LONG WOOD — Vacation Bible School w ill be held the week of July 12-10 from 0:45 to H:45 p.m. for children 4-11 years of age nt Neighborhood Alliance Church. 301 Markham W oods Rd.. M» mile north of S R . 434. This year's theme will be "Around the World with Jesus" wlileh ofTcrs five different countries for the children to visit. There will lx- stories, unique crafts, food and music. T h e kick-off for the event will lx- Friday. July 9. from 7-8:30 p.m. nt the chureh. There will be fun, fellowship and food. For more Information nr to register, call Ann Sturtup at 323-3684 or Val Welly at 699-213G Patriotic Service planned LAKH MARY — There ts a big day planned for July 4 at First Baptist Church Markham Woods. 5400 Markham Woods Rd. Patriotic Service on Sunday morning, wear red. while and blue: Sunday at 3:30 p.m. games far all and fellowship and at 6:30 p.m. barbecue chicken and ribs along with baked beans, slaw, bread, tea and cofTee. The cost Is 83. plus fumllles are asked to bring a dessert, fruit tray or melon. The meal will be catered by Chardon Bar-B-Quc of Orlando. Discussion groups to begin St. Clare Catholic Community. 2961 Day Road, will host a series of evening discussion groups for those Interested In becoming Roman Catholics. The first evening will be July 12 at 7:30 p.m. The topic for the evening will be “ What Give You Faith." The facilitators for the evening will be Mr. and Mrs. nromOsCohnolIy. For more information, contact Oil! Gavins, director o f Christian Initiation, at 904-789-9990. White, candlelight service set SANFORD — The saints of most high o f the Reddick Memorial F.B. Church. Kings Road and Broadway Street, cordially Invite the community to its Saint's In White & Candlelight Service at 7:45 p.m. Sunday at the church. It Is lime to let your light shine so others can aceChrist In us. Keep us informed The Sanford Herald welcomes news and announcements o f health Issues, classes and seminars available to the public. The following suggestions are recommended to expedite publication: All Items should be typed or written legibly and Include the name and a daytime phone number of a person who can be contacted to answer any questions we might have. The deadline for publication Is noon Thursday before publication. Presbyterians welcome Scott to area SANFORD - The Rev. Bruce Scott has Joined the First Pre­ sbyterian Church to become the first full-time permanent pastor In almost four years. T h e P a s t o r N o m in a t in g Committee unanimously sup­ ported and submitted to the congregation the nomination of the Rev. Scott. The committee evaluated 81 pastor Information fem e, made phone contact wi*h 25 candidates, requested and received taped sermons from 16 of them, conducted six face-toface Interviews and traveled on-site to hear four sermons. Herald Photo by Tommy V meant The Rev. B ru c e S c o tt A native of CofTeyvtlle. Kan., his father was a Presbyterian minister for 5 ! years. Growing up In CofTeyvtlle. after gradua­ tion. he attended Park College In Kansas City, receiving a B.A. d egree in P sy c h o lo g y , and Louisville Seminary In Louisville for his divinity degree. He was a member o f the Rotary club In Ohio and Florida. Red Ribbon "Just Say N o" to Drugs Board. Cropwalk com­ m it te e s . S c h o o l A d v is o r y Council o f Naples High School, coach and board member of Soccer League and a member of the Ministerial Associations of each community. He spent two years In Col­ ombia. South America, with the Peace Corps. SANFORD - The Rev. CHITord The community Is Invited to Melvin has been reappointed to the In s ta lla tio n S e rv ic e o f the First U n ited M ethodist worship for the church, the first Church of Sanford by Bishop H. In 30 years, on Sunday July 11 Hasbrouck Hughes Jr. o f the at 4 p.m. This will be a service Florida Conference for another by Central Florida Presbytery year. He came to Sanford last year with guests from throughout the from Tomako United Methodist area. He and hts wife. Jane, have three children, Saia and Eva. both at the University of Florida. Gainesville and Elizabeth, who Is a sophomore In high school. The Rev. and Mrs. (Sue) Clifford Melvin and thalr aon, Matthew. Rev. Melvin reappointed to local M ethodist church Church In Ormond Beach where he served for six years. The Rev. Melvin has started several new programs In the church and com m unity, in­ clu d in g Sunday Night Live. Congregational Care and other long range planning. Community VBS theme focuses on creation SANFORD - Children ages 3 years through Junior high will learn ways tn praise God, what tt means to live In God's creation, and,how .to take care of God's— creation. An Integral part of the atudy series this year dealt with e n v ir o n m e n t a l a w a re n e s s . Biblical background provides our children with the necessary Insight to determine their role In p reservin g th eir world and future. The trl-church Vacation Bible School will begin with a kick ofT breakfast Sunday. July 11. from 9-10 a.m. at the Flrat Pre­ sbyterian Church and will con­ tinue Monday, July 12-16 from 9 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. dally. Activi­ ties and Bible atudy time will be rotated b etw een Flrat P re ­ sbyterian Church. 301 Oak Ave., First United Methodist Church. 419 Park Ave.. and Holy Cross Episcopal Church. 401 Park Ave. Children will arrive at First Presbyterian and may be picked up from the Flrat United Methodlit playground area. A van la Youngsters last yaar laamad ot cultures nsar and far. being provided In the communi­ ty for those children without transportation. Please contact one o f the church offices If transportation la desired. The program coordinator. Libby Goens. says she Is looking forward to a fun filled week of excitement. Students will study the Bible, participate In art and craft activities, music. Heifer mission project, recreation and worship. Curriculum Is provided and Includes participation In five themes: "G o d the C reator." "Children of God's Creation." "Caring for God'a Creation." "Created with Gifts of Love and Serve." and "Created for a New Creation." A special feature of the VBS program Is the Praise Park All-School Center. This learning center offers many opportunities to explore how we have been created by God and called to live as faithful stewards of God's creation. The dosing program will be Friday at 7 p.m. Enrollment ts limited to the first 150 children. P lea se c a ll the fo llo w in g numbers for registration: First Presbyterian Church. 322-2662: First United Methodist Church. 3 2 2 - 4 3 7 1 : o r H o ly C ro s s Episcopal Church, 322-4611. SEM IN O LE C O U N TY AREA CHURCH DIRECTO RY ALLIANCE CHURCH Community Alliance Church. 44tS E a il lake Drue. Winter Spring* Neighborhood Alliance Church, XII Markham Woods R d . Longeood Sanlord Alliance Church. 1401 S Pam A*« , Sanford ASSEMSLV OP OOO Emmanuel Aetambr, otOod U0( Commercial Si (across from Ctnc Comer) Senford Family Worship Center. 701 Airport Bird . Senio'd Freedom Attamory 01 Ood. ISO Orlando O r. Sanlord Wektva Assembly ot Ood. tan D»on Rd . lononooo I aptiI t Antioch Basnet Church, Oviedo Calvary Bapliel Church. Cryttel lake A 3rd. Lake Mary C a l eel berry Bapllet Church. 7F0 Seminole Bird Central Bapllet Church 3«0t W HI SI Chuluola Fire! Baptut Oeerwater Mieeionary Baptsl Church. Southwest Rd Countrye.de Bapllet Church. Country Club Road. Lake Mary Pint Baptist Church. SIS Park A rt First Bapiiat Church ol Altamonte Springe, Rt 436 Altamonte Spnngi Flrat Baptllt Church ot Forait City Flrat Baptiat Church ol Cenera Flrat Baptiat Church. Markham Wood* Flrat Baptiat Church ol Laka Monro* Flrat Baptiat Church ot longeood. 69t Eaat SR 434 Flral Bapiiat Church ot Oviado Flrat Baptiat Church ol Sanlando Spring* Flral Shiloh Mieeionary Baptllt Church. HOI W t3lh St Flrat Baptiat Church ol Oetaan Fountain Head Baptllt Church. Oviado Hop* Baptiat Church, Fortll City Community Center. Foiatl Cily Independence Bapliel Mite Civic League B>dg . Longeood Jordan Mitatonary Baptiat Church, 930 Up**!* Rd Lighthoue* Bapliel Church. 665 Longeood ■Laka Mary Road Lakavleve Baptiat Church, 136 Laatvtoe A v e . Laka Mary Macedonia Mission Baptiat Church Oak Hill Rd . Oelten Mieeionary Bapiiat Church, North fid .Enterprise Morning Qlory Baptiat Church. Otnava Hey Ml Moriah Primitive Bapllet, HOI Locuat A ve. Sanlord Ml Oliva Mieeionary Baptist Church, Sanlando Springe Rd . Long wood Ml StnaJ Mieeionary Bapliel Church. 1800 Jerry Are Ml Zion Mieeionary B ip lill. Sip#* Ave Nee Bethel Mieeionary Church, 9lh SI A Hickory Are Nee Ml Calvary Mlaalonary Bapliel. 1109 W t3th SI Nee Salem Primitive Bapliel Church. 1309 W 17th St Nee Tetlanenl Bapliel Church. Oualiaty Inn. North longeood Nee Ml Zion Bapllet Church, IF30 Peer Ave New Life Fetlowthlp, *961 E Lake Drive, Caetelberry. FI 33FOS Northeldf Bapiiat Chureh. Chuluola PaacahA Ron Baptiat Church, 1164 Rn* 61 .Altamont* ipnngs* People a Baptiat Church 1101 W Flrat Street. Sanford puecratt Baoiiti Church 601 ( A*port Bird Prattle Laka Baptiat. Ridge R d. Fem Park Progress Mlaalonary Baptist Church. Midway Second Shrtoh Mlaalonary Baptiat Church Weal Sanlord Smyrna Baptist Church Z40 Overbroo* D r . Casselberry Starlight Baptiat Churjh. 190 Bahama Rd St Jam** Missionary Baptiat Church. St Rd 4tS. Ottaen Si John* Missionary Baptist Church. 309 longeood Ave. Aiiamonte Spring* Si Luka Missionary Bapliel Church qf Cameron City. Inc Si Paul Bapiiat Church. 611 Pin* Ave. Eastern Orthodoi Church, 61 Join Orthodoi. 2F41 Country Club ROM SI Matthews .Baptiat Church. Canaan Hole Deltona Prnbyltnan Church, Holland Bhrd S Austin Av*. Deltona Sanlord SI John * Mlaalonary Baptist Church,' 130 Cypres* St First Pratbyttnan Church ol Lake Mary EPISCOPAL sprtnglield Missionary Baptist, tlth i Cedar Fuat Praabytertan Church. Oak Ave S 3rd 81. All Saints'Epiacopai Church. E OeBary Ave Enterprise Suniand Baotist Church. 2S3S Palmetto First Presbyterian Church ol OaBary, E Highland Christ Episcopal Church, Longeood Tempi# Baptist Church. Palm Springs R d . Ailamonl# Spring* Markham Woods Presbyterian Church. 3310 Markham Wood* Road Lake Episcopal Church ol Ihe Nee Covenant. STS Tuekaeiiia Road. Winter Victory Baptist Church. Old Orlando Rd at Hasttr Ave Mary. FI Spring* Waatview Baptiat Church, 4100 PaoU Road (4SA) St Andrews Pr**by1 *rt*n Church. 9913 Bear Lake Rd Holy Croat Episcopal, Park Av* at 4th SI Santore William Chapel Mlaalonary Baptist Church. Mark A Wmiwn SI. SI Marks Prtsbytenan Church. 1031 Palm Spring* Rd . Altamonte Spgt SI Ptltft Episcopal Church. TOO Rmaharf Road. Lake Mary ' Altamonte Spring* lutcaeill* Presbyterian Church. 3600 West Slat* Rd 436. Oviedo FI* SI Richard a Church. 31S1 Lake Hoeali Rd . Wmtti Park Zion Hop* Baptiat Chuich, T il Orange Ave. up sal a Community Pretbylarian Church. Upsala Rd The Church ol Ihe Good Shephard. Maitland. 331 Lak* A .a C ATH O U C Wettminiiler Presbyterian Church. Red Bug R d . Casselberry All Souls Catholic Church, 903 Oak Ave.- Sanlord INTERDENOMINATIONAL SEVENTH DAT'AUVENTIST Chureh ol Ihe Nativity. Lsk* Mary Calvary Christian Career. 300 W «lh Si Sanlord Fureal Lak* Seventh Day Adventist Church. Hey. 438 For**! Crlv (Air Lady ot the La*** Catholic Church. 1 1to Mpimtian. Deltona N»n Harvest Chnatian Fdlowslup 7F60 Country CiiPRd . Sir ford Mar* Hill Seventh Day Adven.let Church. SOI C 2nd S t . Sanlord St Ann a Catholic Church. Dogwood Trail. OeBary /iorthtand Community Church. S30 Dog Track Rd Ipngwood FL 33130 Sanlord Seventh Day Adventist Church. SttS N Highway *17 St Augustin* Catholic Church. Suntat O r, near Button R d , Cat eel berry Outreach Deliverance Center. 3331 Si m * a . » K*>.i».< i Seventh Day Adventist Church. Maitland Av* . Altamont* Spnngt St. Clare Catholic Community moot* ol Oeleen Civic Canter JEWISH Winter Springs Seventh Oey Adventist Church, SO S Mot* Rd St Mary Magadaisne Catholic Church. Maitland Ave. Beth Am Synagogue meeting at Corner ot Sand Lake and County line OTHIR CHURCHES Altambnta Spring* Road. Weal ia All Feuh Chapel. Camp Seminole. Wektva Park. Rd II uaryt Ukranran Catholic Church. H I Laka McCoy 0r„ Apopka Tempi* Shalom. 1FSS Elk cam Bird . Detioni Allan * A M I Church. Olive A tlth CHRISTIAN LUTHERAN Beard all Avenue Holiness Chapel, Beard all Av* First Christian Church. 160? 8 Sanlord Are Ascension Lutheran Church. Overb'ook D ' . Casselberry Good Shepherd Lutheran Church IICA 39H Orlando Or |Mey IF *71 Chuluola Community Church First Chnatian Church ol Longeood. I400E E wmiamaon R d. Longeood Church ol Jttus Chrtat ol Latter Day Saints, 73tS Park Av* Grace Christian Church Wilson Elementa-y School. (Paola). OSS Orange Sanlord iCAANKAR. in B-g Tree Drive Suit* 100. Longeood Holy Croat Lutheran Churcn ot lea* Mary. F60 Sun Drue. Lake Mary Bird. Sanford Family Church Christian Center, 1344 Seminole Bird . Casselberry Lakaview Christian Church, Bear La*# R d , at Jamiaon Lord 01 Ilf* Lutheran Church. 393 Tuikaeilla Rd . Winter Spnngt First Bom Church ol lh* living Ood. Midway Sknlard Christian Church F30 Uptea Road. Smlord Lutheran Church ol Providence. Deltona First Church ol Chrtel,-Scientist. Eikam Blvd and Venus S t . Deltona Lutheran Church ol Ihe Redeemer. 3333 Oak Avenue South Sominol# Chnatian Church. 300 W SR 434, Oviado First Pentecostal Church ol Longeood CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Messiah Lutheran Church. Ooidan Dare D' A Hey IF 93 Casselberry First Pentecostal Church ol Sanlord Firat Church ot Chrtel Sciential, STS Markham Wood* R d , Longeood St Luke* Lutheran Church. Rt 436. S<4vie Full Gospel Chureh ol Ood In Christ, 1636 Jerry Av* . Sanlo'd CHURCH OF CHRIST Si Stephen Lutheran Church. 434 fust Welt ol 14, Longeood Full Oospet Tabernacie, 2F3* Country Club Road Church ol Christ. tS!3 S Park Ave METHODIST Orac* Bible Church. 3S44 S Sanlord Avo Barnett United Memorial Church. E OeBary At* Enterprise Church ol Chrtat at Lake Elian. U S IF S3. N Caetelberry Holy Tnnty Church ol Ood In Christ. 1314 Mangouatm* Ave Bear Lake United Methodist Church Church ol Christ. 600 Palm Spring* D r, Altamonte Spring* kingdom Hall ol Jehovah * Wttnee*. Lake Monroe limt. 13A2W Third St Bethel A M E Church. Canaan Hgts Church ot Cnrtat. Geneva lake Monro* Chapel. Orange Blvd. Laka Monro* Caetelberry Community United Methodist Church. Hey 17 93 Pmey Church ol Crm*!. Longeood Mt Olive Holiness Church. Oak Hin.Rd. Oat fun Church ol Chrltl, W. IFIh Bl Ridge Rd. Caetelberry Hv.gr bomood Alliance Church. 301 Markham Woods Road Longeood Chrlet Umlad Method!*! Church. Tucker Or Sunttnd EHates Northald* Church ol Christ, Fla Haven EX . Maitland Pvoli Wstieyin Churcn. 3630 Wtys-d* Dr, Sanlon) OeBary community Methodul Church. W Htghbenk* Rd OeBary South Seminole Church ot Chrlet. 3410 Laka Howell Rd First United Methodlel Chuich, 419 Park Ave CHURCH OF OOO Pentecostal Open Bible Tebemaci*. R<dg*eood Av* . Oil 73tn opposite flrat Methodist Church ol Oviedo Seminot* Htgn School Church ol God. S03 Hickory First United Methodul Church ol Geneva Prats* and Power Church 111 W Wl>bu« Av* . Lake Mary Church ol God. 603 W 77nd SI Restoration Community Church 3613 N C R 4J7 SenionJ Oract United Methodial Church. 499 N Country Club Rd Lake Mary Church ol God. Oviedo Roiling Hills Moravian Church. SR 434. Longeood Grant Chapel A M E Church. Oviedo Church ol God HoHneat. Lake Monro* janlo'd Alliance Church. 1401 8 Park Av* Oak prove Methodist Church. Oviedo Church ol God Mission. Entarpnee Sanlord Bible Church. 7460 Sanlord Ave Osteen Methodist Chureh. Cor ol Caroenter A Mutter Si Osteen Church ol Ood. 1403 W 1(11) St Pioneer Methodul Church Comer of W.ibur Av* A Country Chib Road Second Church Ol The Living Ood 34ZS Bearden Av* . Sanlord Church ol Ood in Chrltl. Oviedo Lae* Mary Church ol God Ol Prophecy, IM S S Elm Ave Si Perks Serbian Otnodoi Church. 1960 Las* Emma Rd. Longeood Sanlando United Methodist Church. SR 434 and 14. Longeood 61 IIevens Ortkodov Church. 1166 U fa (mm* Rd, Longeood Church ol Ood ol Proohocy, 1F08 S Persimmon Ave. The Full Ootpei Church ol O ut Lord Jeous Christ. Washington S I. Ce SI. J«n*t A H E , Slh at Cypraa* Church ot Ood ol Prophecy, *9S B Contra*. Oviedo naan City Church ot Ood (FlhOeyl Oenone Community Center, DattonoiSun Room) SI. ItA t M B. Church ol Cameron City, tnc . Bearden off S R 46 E The Salvation Am y. TOO W 241h It Rescue Church ol God. 1700 «V. 11th S t. Sanlord St Marys A U C Church. St R1 4IS, Oataen Triumph, The Church ot tho Hoe Age. 1006 W.Sth St St Paul's Methodist Church. Oataen R d . Enterprise Tm* Church ot Ood. 7700 Ridgewood A ve. sanlord United Church ol Chnst. Altamonte Community Chapel. Altamont* COMOASGATTOMAl Straftord Memorial Church, t OeBary Spring* Congregation*! Chnatian Crunch. }401 S Pars Ave. Sanlord NAZARtNE venter Springe Community CvengaMcal Congregational Church. ST* Wade' First Church ol the Naiartn*. 3361 Sanlon) Av* United Church of Chnsl Christian Fellowship. 360 N Country Club Rd . SI Winter Spring* lake Mary Oeneti Church ol lh* Narsran* S R 46 Oeneva U C S S Spiritual Centre t33 A South Vo<u*i* Av* Comer ol 0'*v*a and EASTERN ORTHODOX vLaka Mary Church ot lh* Narsran*. 1F1 E Crystal Laka Av* . Lave Mary Eaeltm Orthodoi Church. SI Georg*. 3001 Dylan Way. Mailiuvd Volusia Av* . Orange City longeood Chuich of lh* Naieren*. Wtyman 6 Jeaiup Av* . Longeood ’ Eastern Ortnodoi Church, SI Slmen t o l O C A , 1SS8 U P* Emma Roed. Markham Wood* Church ol the Narsran* SR *6. 3H Miles Weal ol 14 Winter Spring* Community Evangelical Cong regal KJ«*I 719 Wad* S i . Winter Spnrvgt Longeood. P L 1 2 FS0 at the Wektva Rtver �f • B - Sanford Herald. Sanlord F lo rid a - Friday, July ? L e g a l N o tic e s L eg al N o tic e s NO TICK OF C O N D EM N AT IO N H EARIN O TO: Property Owners or interested persons or tho for lowing described lo g o i Description of Proper ly N 100 tt of Lot IT (L e tt W HO t il Robinsons Survey of an Jkddn lo Sanford P B I P C * *] a t recorded In Sonlord. Samlnot* County, Florida la ta : i o i i w llt n Street! Report No 0101 Owner Simeon Austin, H e in C/O Henrietta A m lin I0HW . IlltiStreet San lord. F I 77771 The building or structure torated on the above dated prop erty tiat been found by me Building O fficial of the City of Sanford lo be In untannery, u n ia le . d ila p id a t e d o r un­ inhabitable condition YOU A R E H E R E B Y NOTI F IE O that a Condem nation Hearing w ill bo conducted by the Board ol Commissioners ef the City at Sanlord an Iha IJth day at July. Iff], e l 7 M p m. In ttw City Commission Chamber*. Room Iff, Sanford City H a ll.X B N. Path Avenue. Sanlord. Flor­ ida to m a le full determination whether or not the building or ttructure located on the abovedated property that I be can damned. Yog are hereby ordered to appear before the City Camr t i<don Condemnation Hearing lo be hoard and pretent your dde of the cote You hove the right to obtain an attorney, et your own eipente, to repretent you before the Board You have the right to ca ll w itnettet on your b o h a ll a* w a ll a* te c ro tte ie m ln e a ll other w llnettet It you do not appear, the City Com m ltdon may proceed without you Should the City Com m ltdon determine that to ld building or structure than be condemned. It hat the power to Ittue on Order ol Condemnation requiring you lo c a u t e th e b u ild in g e r structure to be dr mal l died and removed or placed In a stole ot sound re p a ir w ithin o time certain II the building or structure ore net demolished and removed or re p a ire d w ith in such tim e period, then such building or structure w ill bo demolished and removed by the C ity and the cost ot the same assessed as a lion against the above staled property. II yew have any Questions concerning this matter, please contact the Building Departmen! at 1407J U S M U . SH OULD YO U D E C ID E TO A P P E A L A N Y M A T T E R C O N S ID IR ID A T THE A B O V E H EA R IN O . YOU M A Y N K I D A V E R B A ­ TIM R E C O R D O F T H E P R O ­ C E ED IN G S. T E S T IM O N Y A N D E V ID E N C E W HICH R E C O R D IS NOT P R O V ID E D B Y T H E C IT Y O P S A N F O R D . (F .S . 7B4 0IHI. P E R S O N S W IT H D I S ­ A B IL IT IE S N IR O IN O A S S IS T A N C E T O P A R T I C I ­ P A T E IN A N Y O F T H K S E P R O C E E O IN O S SH O U LD CONTACT T H E P E R S O N N IL O F F IC E A D A CO O RD IN ATO R A T 110 5*1* a H O U R S IN A D VAN CE O f T H E M E E T IN O . Publish! June IS A lu ty 1, t e n D E F IM — ----- IN T H C CIRCU IT COURT FOR S I M I N O L I CO U NTY, F L O R ID A CASK NO. n-M M -C A -t+ K H O M E S A V IN G S OP A M E R I C A . F S I , f o r m e r ly known mH O M E SAVINOS O F A M ER IC A . P.A.. Plaintiff, v*. JO S E P H O. B IR O and F A B I O L A B IR O , h is w ild , JOHN D OE and JA N E DOE, llctllle u s nam es representing le n an ts In pesse se loiu and FO R D C O N S U M E R C R E D IT C O M PAN Y. NOTICK OF ACTIONPROPERTY TO: Jetaph O. E ire and Fabtota Biro. Ms w ile, and a ll unknown h a ir s , d e v is e e s , g ra n ta e * . assignees, lienor*, creditor*, trustee*, or ether claim ant* claim ing by. through, under or against them R E S ID E N C E UNKNOW N YOU A R E H E R E B Y NOTIF IE D that an action to torocloea a mortgage on the toilowfng property In Seminole County. Florida. Lot 1*. Spring Valley Chute, according to the plat thereof as recordsd in P la t Booh 27. Pages *7 and M. ot the Public of SeminoteCesatfy. Florida. A lso known as tM Spring C h a s e C i r c l e , A t le m a n t e Springs, FlorIda22714. has been triad against you. and you a rt required to serve a copy at your written defenses If any. to It. en the piatalltf’s attorney, whose name ,snd address is Robert M Quinn at Car Mon. Fta'dt. Ward, Emmanuel. Smith A Cutler. P A , Post Office Boa H JT Tampa. Florida U t f l. on or before Ju ly 7*. If*], and file the original with lha clerk at this court either before service en p la in tiffs attorney or Immedl elely thereafter, otherwise a default will be entered against rou lor the relief demanded In the complaint or petllion WITNESS my hand and Mia seal ot said court on Juno 11. 1441 (Court Saall M A R Y A N N E M O RSE C L E R K . CIRCUIT COURT By: Ruth King Deputy Clerk Publish J in * 11 A Ju ly 1. f, IS, Ittl O F F 7** C IT Y OF LONOWOOD. FLORIDA N O T IC E OF P U B L IC H EARIN O TO C O N S ID E R ADOPTION OF P R O P O S E D ORDINANCES TO WHOM IT M A Y CONCERN NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IVE N by the C ity ot Longwood. F lo r­ ida. that lha C ity Commission w ill hotd a public hearing to consider enactment ot the to! lowing O rdinances: O R D IN A N C E NO. n - l l t l AN O R D IN A N C E OF THE CITY O F LONGWOOD. FLOR IDA. P R O P O S IN G A M E N D M EN TS TO T H E CH ART ER O f THE C IT Y O F LONGWOOO. F L O R I D A . P U R S U A N T TO A R T IC L E X . SECTION M.0I (A). P R O V ID IN G THAT SAID PRO PO SED AM ENDM ENTS E E S U B M I T T E D ON T H E BALLO T T O T H E VOTERS AT THE N E X T G E N E R A L E LE C T IO N ON TU ESD AY, .N O V E M B E R 2. I t t l, PR O VIDINO F O R S E V E R A B ILIT Y . CO N FLIC TS A N D E FFE C T IV E DATE. OR O l N A N C E NO. 4111*7 AN O R D IN A N C E OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOO. FIOR 10A, A M E N D IN G THE BUD GET FO R T H E FISCAL Y E A R B E G IN N IN G O CTO BER I. It*] AND E N D IN G S E P T E M B E R M . I t t l. P R O V ID IN G FOR BUDG ETTRANSFERS en fir ' leading on new II, 1447. and lha C ity Commission w ill consider sam e lor final passage and adoption after the public hearing, w hich w ill be held In Mm City H a ll. I7S West Warren Avenue, Longwood. Florida, on Monday, tho 17th day of July, A D . 1*0. at 7:00 P M , ar a t soon thereafter as possible At Mm mooting, parties may ap peer and bo heard wtMi respect te the proposed Ordinances This hearing m ay be continued tram time to tim e until final action It taken by lha City Commission. A copy ot tho proposed Ordi­ nance* pro poatod at Mm City Hall. Longwood. Florida, and capiat are en tile with Mm Clark et the C ity and tam e may be Inspected by the public A taped record p i this meeting It made by the City tor its convenience. T h is record may not constitute an adequate re ­ cord tor purposes of appeal from a decision m ade by Mm Cam mission w ith ra sp e d to the foregoing m atter Any person wishing to ensure that an adoOlllfB rfw b Sfwi i ePe of ae^^p fha pel BrtKfltdlAQi egp^Wie^F * N wP w Is maintained lor appellate purpaces Is advised lo m ala the necessary arrangements at his ar her own aspen to. Dated NR* M th day ot June. A.D.I***. CITY O F LONGW OOO O E R A L O IN E O. ZAM BRI CITY C L I N K FubBsk: J u t y t t * * ! D f 0-1*_____________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. EIGHTE l NTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SIMINOLI COUNTY. F L O R ID A . CASE t t a e v u i i c A D IVISION) l* L A L LIA N C E M O R T G A G E C O M P A N Y .* F lo rid * corporation. Plalnti H. SHARON E .M O O R E i etai-------- NOTICE OF SALE Net Ice Is hereby given that, to a Sum m ary Final *1 Foreclosure anI t r ill sell the ad In Sentinels County. F tor Ida, described as: Canpsmlnlum U nit S7. Build tag 2B ol H ID D E N VILLA G E CONDOMINIUMS, according to Mm Declaration ot Condominium recorded M a r c h 11. I t t l In O fllcle ! R e co rd s Book Itia, P a g e s I S t l t h r u 1717 and mm Bl ■-■a m ■ P P n NO B oj »»**' — ■m ■■s thereto le carded M ay 1L INS to O fficia l R e cord* Beak HIS. P a g e s 1*71 t h r u 1*11 end Marat* recordsd M a y N . INS to O fficial R e co rd s Book IU I, Pago NCI an d amended by June *. l t d In O ffic ia l Records Book uaa. Pago* t i l l thru tm , a n d f u r t h e r a m e n d e d by amendment thereto recorded July 17, H U In O ffic ia l Record! Book Ml*. Pages 1*44 Mtru MSI Public R ecords o l Seminole County, Florid a, togafhir with a ll appurtenance* thereto and an undivided interest in the common efemont* o l said Con dominium a s sot terth to **M Doctor*1ton Incldutng speclfl but not b y w oy at Rang*. Refrigerator, 0/W , O il pota l. M ic r o w a v e . W asher. Dryer, Paddle Fan*. Fireplace, at public sale, to lh a highasl and bast bidder tar cash, at Mm West Irani deer a t the Seminole County Courthouse In Sanlord. Florida, at 11:00 A M en Mm 1*Mi day e<July. t**l. WITNESS m y hand and Of fk le l Seal ef sa id Court this isth day at Juno, ISOI. (Seal) M ARYANNEM O RSE C L E R K .C IR C U IT C O U R T By: Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy CMrk Pubilth: Ju ly 1.*. I**l DEG 7) U N C L A IM E D V E H IC L E S AU CT IO N 7/117*1 N * iC C A M INS Chevrolet Astrovan I1GCOMISN1FBIN477 F O S T E R S 'A U T O C L IN IC U ta W . SR414 Longwood. F la . 1177* Fvwlsh: July 1, t**l D I G 14 C E L E B R I T Y C IP H ER CQSMrcryps* * K MF L J T X W F I Z P C P V F T V W F H C F F C P OPZ HCTI KMTPF J T X ' U F E H H F I Z F R Y T F A I A U F W J , O G M I . ’ — I N K ’ S 0 Pl P FAFNFW, PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Tha last coupta of ywar* I hava not had s lot of Fun, on or ofl Uto ttotd." — Dwight Gooden. 1W 1 Legal Notices Legal N o tic e s IN T H E E IG H T E E N T H IN THE CIRCUIT C O U R T C IR C U IT COURT FOR SEMINOLE C O U N T Y , IN A N D F O R FLO RID A S E M IN O L E CO UNTY. PROSATE D IV IS IO N F L O R ID A FIN Humberts 41* C P F R O B A T E DIVISION IN R E.EST A T E OF Fit* N*. S1-4M C P G E O R G X A R L ENGL M ANN IN R E : E S T A T E O F D eceased MARION T Y E ATON. NOTICE OF Dec** w d AD M INISTRATION N O T IC E OF The edm inlstretlon o l the A D M IN IS TR A T IO N e t la le e l G E O R G K A R L The a d m in is tra tio n o l Ih* E N G LM A N N . deceased. F ile Estate ol M A R IO N T YEATO N. Number t la lt C P . It pending In d e cea se d . F ile N um ber the Circuit Com I lo r S E M I t l a j i C P , Is pending in Ih* N O LE County, Florida. Probate Circuit Court lo r SEM INOLE Division, the address o l w hich is County, Flo rid a. Probata Dlvl 1CI North Park Avenue. San ston. Mm address of which Is lord. Florida 1777I The nem et P O Drawer C. Sanford. F L and addrettet ol the personal 17771 Tho name* and addresses re p rrw n K Ilyt and the p e rio n a l of Mm Personal Representative representative's a llo r n c y are and Ih* P t r i o n a l R e p re te l tor Iti b*low t t n lo t lv t ’ s a t t o r n e y a r t sot A L L IN T E R E S T E D P E R forth below SONS ARE N O TIFIED T H A T ALL IN T E R E S T E D PE R A ll persons on w h om this SONS A R E N O T IF IE D THAT: notice is served who ha ve ob A ll persons on whom this (ectlons that challenge the v a lid nolle* Is served who hove ob Ity ol Mm will. Itw q u a lifica tio n s |*etton* that challenge Ih* valid ot the personal le p te se n la liv e , Ify ol Mm w ill. Ih* qualification* venue, or jurisdiction ot this ol the personal representative, Court ore required to tile their venue, or jurisdiction ef Mils o b |e c lls n s with Ih l* C o u rt Court ar* required to file their W IT H IN THE L A T E R O F >objection* w ith th is C o urt T H R E E MONTHS A F T E R T H E W IT H IN T H E L A T E R O F D A T E OF THE FIR ST P U B L I THREE M O N TH S A T T E R THE CATION OF THIS N O T IC E OR OATE OF THE F IR S T PU BLI T H IR T Y DAYS A F T E R T H E CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR D A T E OF S E R V IC E O F A THIRTY D A Y S A F T E R THE C O P Y OF THIS N O T IC E ON DATE O F S E R V I C E OF A THEM COPY OF THIS N O T ’ C " ON A ll creditor- of the decedent THEM and other persons hovtng ctolm s A ll creditor! o l Ih* decedent or demands against decedent s ond other persons having claim s estate on whom a copy o l this or demands against decedent's notice Is served w ith in three estate on whom a copy ol Mils months alter the date of tha first nolle* I* served within three publication ol this notice must months a ll* . Ih* dole o l Mm lirtt tile their ctolms with th is Court publication o l this nolle* must W I T H I N THE L A T E R O F III* their claim s with Ihls Court T H R E E MONTHS A F T E R T H E W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF D A T E OF THE FIR ST P U B L I THREE M O N TH S A F T E R THE CATIO N OF THIS N O T IC E OR DATE OF T H E F IR S T PU BLI T H IR T Y DAYS A F T E R T H E CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR D A T E OF S E R V IC E O F A i THIRTY D A Y S A F T E R THE C O P Y OF THIS N O T IC E ON DATE OF S E R V I C E OF A THEM COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON A ll ether creditor* o t the THEM decedent ond persons having A ll other c re d ito rs o l Ih* Claim s or demands ag ainst the , decedent and person* having decedent s estate must tile their claim* or demands against the c la im s with this court W IT H IN decedent * estate m ust file their T H R E E MONTHS A F T E R T H E claims with Mils court WITHIN D A T E OF THE FIRST P U B L I THREE M O N TH S A F T E R THE C A T IO N OF THIS N O T IC E . DATE OF T H E F IR S T PU BLI A L L CLAIMS. D E M A N D S CATION OF T H IS N O T IC E A N D OBJECTIONS N O T SO A L L C L A IM S . D E M A N D S F I L E D WILL BE F O R E V E R AND O B JE C T IO N S NOT SO B A R R IO FILED W ILL BE F O R E V E R Tha dale ol mm first p u b lico BARRED lio n ol this Notice Is Juno 7t. The dal* o l Iti* first public* I**l lien ol this Notice Is Jun* 71. Personal Representative I f fl PATRICIA SMITHSON Personal Representative SANCHEZ GAIL Y. HANSON. U D Sanford Avenue □ *i if ki-MiasrSanlord. F i m t l STEVEN R .K U T N E R , Esq Attorney tor Personal Florida Bar No 1724*1 Representative: O f Versailles D rive. Suite II* M A R O A R E T A W H A R TO N P O Bee*4011 P . O B o. 1177 Maitland. F L 777*4 t i l l Oviedo. F L 17141 407444 1104 Telephone: 407 MS 21*3 Publish: Jun* IS A Ju ly 1, 1441 F lo rid * Bor No m i l l OEF774 Publish: JuneM A Ju ly 7. t « n D E F -U * ____________________ IN THE C IR C U IT COURT IN THE CIRCUIT C O U R T OF T H E E IG H T E E N T H O F THE E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT JUDICIAL CIR CU IT OF F L O R ID A . IN AN D FO R IN A N D F O R SEMINOLE CO U N T Y . S E M IN O LE C O U N T Y FLO R IO A.CIVIL A C T IO N O IN E K A L JU R ISD IC T IO N case start see DIVISION DIVISION CAI4K CASE NO. V M t M C A U L M ARGAHETTEN A COM W E Y E R H A E U S E R MORT P A N Y , INC. successor in inter GAGE C O M P A N Y . est to NATIONSBANC ABORT PtoinllH. _ O AQ JE C Q 8 M * A T iQ t o _ O E V I R G I N I A f/k /S S O V R A N VAS7AU SKAS IN V E S T M E N T M O R T G A G E CORP.. C O R P O R A T IO N . J A M E S A. P la in tiff. S IM M O N S . I I I . V I C K I A vs. SIMMONS. W IN G F I E L D RE O E R A L O IN E HOLROYO. o t *1. S ER V E H O M E O W N E R S AS Defendant!*!. SOCIATION. INC.. S T A TE OF NOTICE OF S A L E FLORIDA. D E P A R T M E N T OF N olle* Is twrsby given that, REVENU E. GREENW O O D pursuant to* Final Judgm ent of L A K E S U N IT O 1A H O M E ­ Foreclosure doled June 17. I**l. OWNERS ASSOCIATION. IN C . entered In Civil Cot* N u m be r and --------- , A N UNKNOW N 41-200 CA14K. In Ih* C ir c u it PERSON IN PO SSESSION OF Court ter SEMINOLE C ounty. THE SU BJECT R E A L PR O P F l o r i d * , w h e r e i n ERTY. M ARGARETTEN t COM Deleniianl(s) F A N Y , INC. successor In Inter NO TICE O F e t l to NATIONSBANC ABORT F O R E C LO S U R E S A L E G A G E C O R P O R A T IO N O F NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N V I R G I N I A l/ k / a S O V R A N pursuant to a F in a l Judgment of M O R T O A O E C O R P. I* Ih* Foreclosure dated June 75. Ittl, F l a ln t lll, and G E R A L D I N E and entered to Cat* No n o o to H O LR O Y D . »t *1, are the D * CA U L. of Mm C ircu it Court of fondants. I will toll the p ro p e rty ih* E I G H T E E N T H J u d ic ia l sutuatod to SEMINOLE C ounty, CtrcuM in and tor S E M IN O LE F lo rid a , described at C o u n ty . F l o r i d a w h t r a ln Lot l*t. WEKIVA R E S E R V E W E Y E R H A E U S E R MORT U N IT FOUR, according to Ih* GAGE C O M P A N Y Is PtoinllH ptol thereof at recorded in P lo t and V A S Z A U S K A S IN V E S T Booh »J. Page II end n . P u b lic M ENT C O R PO R A TIO N , et a l­ R ecords ol Seminole C ounty, ar* Defendant*, i w ill salt lo Ih* F lo rid a highest and best bidder lor cash at pub lic sal*, to Mm highest and in Mm West Iron! floor of Mm best bidder, tor cash, a t tha CourfhovU. to Sanford. S E M I­ W att Irani door. X I N. P a r k NOLE Courtly. Flo rid a, at II 00 Avenue. Sonlord. F lo rid a , a l O'clock M L on Ju ly X . IM J. Mm H :O B A .M o n Ju lr 17. If*]. tattooing described property as Dated: JuneM.1t*!. sol forth to said F in a l Judg­ AAary arm* Mors* ment, to wll: C L E R K OFTHE Lot 1L Bock X Greenwood CtRCU ITCO U RT Lake*. Unit D 1 "A**, according B y : Jan* E Jatewtc to mm Plot thereof a* recorded P u b lish June IJ A July 1. l**J to Ptol Book 1*. Pages IB 17. of P E P las ___________ Mm Public Records o l Seminole County, Florid*. IN T H E COUNTY C O U R T IN AND FOR DATED Jun* 7*. ttF l. M ARYANNEM O RSE O RANOCCOUN TY. As Clerk o l sold Court FLORIDA By: JanoE. Jasawlc C O U N T Y CIVIL CASE NO : As Deputy Clerk CE 47 MS 74 Publish Ju ly !.* . IM I B U S IN E S S CREDIT L E A S IN G . DECT* IN C., n/k/a THE M A N IF E S T G R O U P , a Division ol L Y O N F IN A N C IA L SERVICES. IN C., INTHE CIRCU IT COURT a Minnesota Corporation, OF THE IITM JU D IC IA L P la in tiff, CIRCUIT IN A N D FO R v*. SEM INOLE C O U N T Y . T H E O D O R E J F L O R ID A SIERPUTOW SKI. Individually. C A S E N O .4 M 1 X -C A -I0 K T H E O D O R E J STATE S T R E E T B A N K AND SIERPUTOW SKI ond V I V I A N T R U S T C O M P A N Y . AS A . SIERPUTOW SKI. h it w ife, TRUSTEE. a t a Statutory Trustees o l P U In tlll, F U T U R E PROPERTY S E R V rt IC E S . IN C . a detune I F lo rid a EDW ARD A. W E ID E M A N . Corporation. M ARGARET P WEIDEAAAN. Defendants F IR S T U N IO N N A T I O N A L NOTICE OF ACTION BANK OF F L O R ID A , and THE T O : T H E O D O R E J ESTATES AT S PR IN G S LA N D SIERPU TO W SKI. Individually. ING. a n d V I V I A N A Defendant!*) SIERPU TO W SKI. Ms ditto, a t a NOTICE OF S A L E Statutory Trustees ol F U T U R E NOTICE Is hereby given fhal, P R O P E R T Y SERVICES. IN C., pursuant to Ih* Order o l Sum a d t lu n c l F lor Ida Cot por a lion. mary Judgment o l Foreclosure Y O U A R E NOTIFIED Mial an to Ihls cause. In the Circuit action for Breach ol Equipm ent Court ol Seminole County, F lo r­ Lea** and Guaranis* has been ida. I will sell Mm property filed against you ond you are situated In Seminole County, req uired lo serve a copy ol your Florida described as w ritten defenses. If ony. to It on Lot 47. THE E S T A T E S AT P lo ln lilf s attorney, Anthony P SPRINGS LA N D IN G , according V a le n lo . J r , Esquire who** to ih* Piet thereof os recorded a d d ro tt It 17X Central Avenue. to Plot Book It. Paget T4 ond 7J, SI Petersburg Florida 11711. on Public Record* o l Somlnola or before August 4. If*l. and file County, Flor Ido Ih* o rig in a l with Ih* C lerk o l at Public Sato, to lha highest this Court either belor* se rvice bidder, lor cash, a l the West on P la in tiff's attorney or Im m a Front Entrance ef tha Semi not* dla tely thereafter, otherwise a County Courthouse. Sanlord, default w ill be entered ag ainst Ftarid*. al 1V00 a m - an July you tor fht relief demanded In the p e ll I ton 77.1441. WITNESS my hand and Ih* W IT N ESS my hand and ta a l Seal ol mis Court Juna It. 1ft] at th is Court on June 21,1eel H EAL) (S E A L! M AR YAN N E M O R S E F R A N CARLTON Clerk ol mm Circuit Court A s C le rk ol Mm Court By: JaneE. Jesawic B Y . SonyaM Bowden Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk Publish' June U A J u ly ! . I f f ! Pub lish June 711 July 7. *. I*. D EF H I l**4 O E F 7aO CLASSIFIED ADS Orlando - Winter Park 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS fcOOAJL’ fcSOPJL MONDAY thni FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY kSUNDAY PRIVATE PARTY RATES M C O M B C tfM flM B _____I T ia S M 7conMCuSvi Mtbbe____70M Ini aecooocuttvotlnkf*------- tlM H n * 1Sim ------------------ H.1I Bln* Ri Mb art par Maua, baiBt on 3 Ro n QraptMcaJ form *ConYn*fctal taQuwcy i MACHINE OPERATORS Have I Place to Peyl Slash M onthly Paymenlsl Get Cred Hors O il Your Bock I Easy Qualify NoCottaleroll 117 71M SAn Del M anufacturing It accepting a p p licatio n s tor E X P E R I E N C E D IN D U S TRIAL sewing mechlrw eper aloes only Accepting applice lions thru July Tnd. than agaillarting July IHh tor hiring to begin July ITUs Paid holidays end vacation, elr conditioned facility 7J40 Old Lake M ery Rd Senlord 407 171 X IO ___ GENERAL 7 0 - Listing Service DCUVERT PERSON P o ri lim e Inquire al I f f 0177 7 1 - H e lp Wanted EMPLOYMENT WIU. TRAIN IMMEDIATE OPENINGS $35054 SO 323-5176 f ib Schooling may mdud* Hamm Adyadtoaf a* f M coat Of «n ***** day Cancal whan you gal metals PaYor#jfto»ONJ*Youfo S i« ta ™ * R R M T,*d U se U Qeecrtpoon tor taesetl reeitas Copy m u ll fctaow accepted* rypo- expe r ien ce d sewing BILLS DUE? •SUnos Mtaknum NOWACCEPTNG IN N . 71th SI. A D U T U YOUR INCOME S E L L AVON NOWl CA L L 777 4771*r 771*41* A G E N T S AVON T »>" to »% No door'doar Guaranteed 40%discount* SareR IH JJ * l Wholes*te warehouse setae! Ing up lo 40 p o s it io n s W a re h o u se m anagem ent,, marketing sates Start today1 N o n p e r terse* required Call L is a J It M l) * a a H AIR STYLIST, A l Marl* N o rm a n W a lm a r l P la ta , x m o i a r o w 7101 A6ENTS-REAL ESTATE! DEADLINES Tuesday tfvu FnSty 12 Noon T?» O ff Btteft PutoAc^taft Sunday And Monday 5 30 P M Friday ADJUSTMENTS AND CR fD IT t:lfitt» bvont of an orrar In an ad, the Sanford Herald wtU bn rwponetbt* tor the flrel Insertion only and only to tho oxtarH of tha c o d of that Insertion. Plea a* check your ad for accuracy tha Href day H run*. 13—B»ngo 25—Fpociil NoHcer. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY * * BATONCUSS* * Indlv. A Group lessens avail F o r Into: 11*7*17. Olnger Wright. Director ol Mm H urrl .*1 Stole Champions C H E E R L E A D E R CLASS starts soon Sign up new tor Ih* Cheerelfet. ages 4 II Have tun, g e l In shape, m ake Inends Build confidence and ta il esteem 774 714* er 171 771* It M AM and l:M P M F L E A W O R LD HWY If t7. SAN FO R D I i Seminole 71-H e lp Wanted 41—Monty to Lend 21—Personals ADOPTIONS Free medical car* Irempor lallo n counseling, private doctor plus living eepentet Bar >717111 Call Attorney Jehn Frick er I AM *17 144* 27—Nursery A Child Cire ABC SM ALL D AYCARE Babies, toddlers 1 hoi meals Free weekl Oe*. l i m i t O A Y C A R E O PENIN G to my Hidden Lake Mom* J : X » X L o ft o l T I C . refs a v a il M IC A l l X I 410___________ 23- Lost A Found 1 G R E Y TIOER S T R IP E D CAT About 1 months o ld 7 Found al Sanlord Hospital *04 7ft to71 leave message_____________ LOSTII R E W A R O tt B o ier PH Bull m li J mo old lemai* T an w / b lk . la c * Oa M EDICATION) For into*Han Pitas* call 11 174 TAX_______ R E W A R D ' S IM ! Lost dog sm all gray and while Shih Ttu. lemai*. 4 7 lbs L o ti from Remington Oeks. Lake Mary a n t ' l l He lags 1711771 For Excellent... Protosttonal CH ILD C A R E Services, cell 771 TOOT_______ M I C H E L L E ’ S HOUSE *1* P E R W E E K ) Opens X A M 11 M idntg hll X I f i l l *7*1 IB P /T eves Good eltlludv req |1 SlO'hr plus bonus S X t P M SERIO U S INQUIRIES O N L Y t CAi I tm BAAERY PRODUCTION Post food or bakery e ip . plus good math helplul Apply in person: 1X1 Silvrr Lake Or.. Sanlord Cibinit Shop Titint* B uild and Install comm ercial store lis lu re s M usi have clean Class 0 drivers licence and basic loots Full lim e health Insurance* alter 40 d a y s C a ll 407 111 44*4 Mon F r l CARPENTERS AM phases Up to SH hr 407 4to »ISI Refundable F re CASHIER/CIERR Coastal M art Inc is now hiring tor f/t and p/t positions E aceilenl wages benefits and vacations Aypl| in person al Caaslal M arl 1*11 Orlande A v e .le n to rd . F L fO E CLERICAL F u ll hm*. 10 key lllm g hght typing, computer n p e 'ie n c * helpful Su*>*i Distributing Longwood. 014 1100 31—Medical DEMONSTRATORS Christm as Around m* World now hiring Free (WO sample k it N e investm ent A lt o b o o k in g p a rlie s ISO fre e merchandise and more I _________ 407 w o n _____ IM M IG R AT IO N PRO BLEM S* C a ll Attorney Peter Hickey __________ 4X7104__________ S M IL E S . P a ra leg al tarvlce s and lapel resear ch We may be able to help Call 771 ITT* rbi UttmfCALL CLASSIFIED 322-2811 Hrirj Collision Body Pinon APPOINTMENT SETTERS WANTED F L O R ID A CORF Is an outpa lla n t ra h a b llita tia n t a c lly providing Mm Ideal Service you need F#r Information or a tour c a ll 440 7404 43— Legal Servlets A Nothing tuccerds like success W* re well Into cur V d decedr o l training successful agents No licenses We ll help' W ATSON R EA LTY CORP R EALTO RS H J «*« ELECTRONICTECH W ill tram aOi at *101 Ref unstable Tee__ E IP . PAINTER Must be able to spray, brush and ro ll. M l 4 f ll.lv msg. I Musi have own tools E ip e n enc* required E X P E R IE N C E D PA IN T ER m utt have own toots Apply In person * AM 1 P M Sanlord Paint end Body 7*4)1 Cesmtry Club Rd. Sanlord 177 0044 HOUSE CLEANERS I ,'iours, a i iM yt No flights or week rndt Car needed I! Company . Mer r y Maids M I-M U a IrrifAlion In itillm E a p e r le n c e d I n t l a l l e n wanted Good M 004 TOO704 IT’ S E A S Y W O R K TOOAY. GET P A ID TO D AY! SPRINT S T A FFIN G W M il LIVE IN N E E D E D . Room A board end monthly salary Ne7*e GF LIS M4 714 4141 LONG DISTANCE ORIVERS M usi here over the road e ip Good rets req C e ll or apply MSC Trucking t f] l W 1st Street. Senlord F L 11771 ___ MAIDS F/T. M F , 0 4 W ill Ireln, uniforms M olly M*.d 747 MO' Mechanic Must be A S E certified, top pay great benetlltt 171*040 ask lor Shelter M ED ICA L LPN Fu ll time 7 1 and II 7 Charge Nurse position* Experience in long term care highly d* slre a b l* D ru g Ire* work p ie c e C o n ta c t D e b a ry Manor. 4* N. Mary I 7 t l . Dobacy, FI 22H1.440-44X M E D IC A L Medical fesist-LPN Fu ll lime, tor busy Gas'roen fetology p ra c tice Senlord Area Send resume to: P.O. Bee 1144. Sanford. F L 11771 T H IS W E E K S mm B I N G O m nm wm m BIG SALE Furniture, laser disc player, decorating Items, pictures, video topes i l l Dresden ct. M a y fa ir Meadows Saturday starts a f t Sato inside _ Saf July 1. i 1PM. X * Raid C l Grove*law V illa g e alt Lake M ary B lv d Baseball cards, bikes, stereo, clothes, toys, housewares A M orel L A K E AAARY, F rl. « Saf. t-2. 174 T R A C Y R D . efl Country Club R d . Jon boat, router, 2 10 ip bikes, household Item* LOTS OF ANTIQUES, to lle d ib le t. Thomas organ 1300, furniture. H a v lle n d china, washer/dryer, metal shelves, tools. Clothing, end m orel 404 West 11th Street least of IT f i t F r Idav end Saturday » 7 SPORTSWEAR ANDCOOOS •GARA6E SALE AD BARCAJH D o o r s O p e n J u l y 4th nt 3 : 3 0 YARD SALE Package Prices S)2 515 Si? 524 iS2B 4 FAMILY SALE Corner of Oak and 77nd to Sanlord. Lot* of furnlluro. household good*, and books S A T U R D A Y O N LY (AM JPA1 322-2411 llB C t r iC A l M ASTER ELECTRICIAN Llc-d/ln*. 14 hr* Fair prices I f ie f s fE R tO O tIfl...... IJl M i l F L O R ID A STATE R E O U IK E S all contractor* be registered or certified To verify a slat* co n tra cto r* M eans* c a ll I IOC 141 7*40 Occupational Licenses ar* required by Ih* county and can b* verified by ^ a llm ^ ■111 lI M .e il 7 U 2 ____ n p o r ln g HARDW OOD FLOORINO Install Sanding Finlsliing TOM O L S E N 1 111-4741747 Health & Beauty I Additions & I RemodeHng R E D IR E C T EATING pattern! R E S /C O M M . V in y l Stdtog , A lu m F ra m in g , O ry w a ll, Doors, Rooting. Concrete 111 M i l S O Bellnl. CBCI1M M Carpontry I C A R P E N T E R A ll kinds ot nr>m* repairs, painting A ceram ic ^ lto R ich a rd G ro * * j™ jW M 4 7 7 Cleaning Service S P R I N G C L E A N I N O , In outside Rentals A lso wkty. ^ a t e s J M n d o w s J o o ^ lM T I l KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 2504 S Oak Ave. ■ Sanford • 322-9777 K E N N IS O M LA W N CA R E Pro L o w r a t a l . C o m m e rc ia lHesidenllal L lr. A Ins l l l i l t o L A R R Y ’ S LA W N A T R EE . Professional Service. Free EsI. L lc /ln s 171 m i R A N D Y 'S Q U A L IT Y LAW N. Complete pro car* since lNO Clean ups, hauling. 1H-47I* TOM A J E F F * LAW N CAREI R e t /Co t i n . dependable, low ratosl Free e s t .......... 1XTBT0 T U R F T R IM M E R S Low rales. Free est.. Res A comm I L a k e C le a rin g tor condstonl and tong tasting weight loss Healthy, etteettv* new product now avatiabto al affordable p rlc*..... 1X7141 W E E D R em oval. Laketront Retention Ponds Creative LandIMgmf^ M g m l C a ll 4*4 4177 Home improvement AL DOES ITALL TW P M A S O N R Y . Brick. Block. Stucco. Concrete. Renova Hons Lie./Ins. I l l 1444 Fie It right a l a price you can afford Llc-d/ln* From start to finish Carpentry, plumb Ing. electrical, and rooting sve* 21 y rt. o l **p*rtone* No |ob too big or small Call R E P L A C E P u k in g 1*1. pot* A bldg security lights Palm A repairs S W S 7410 IX M a sonry Outside Lighting PLUMBING S E R V IC E REPAIR A N 9£ Free esllm atw ;* ^ k fC F C O lm i^ ^ b W J ^ E fr Pressure Cleaning v ? D U N RITE, Clean d r t v e w e y ire a ls , past deck*, w a lk s : ^^hasnasFhtoetfllMUl^ v Rooting RAINEY ROOFINO Over ^ y r t a ■p S e rvin g Lakge^ V o lu s ia . Sem lnol* Fr* e , • t lim a ie t L ie . SI. R . C r OOJSfS*. bonded SO* 714 4 * K ; 404 177 741) Or 77* 4477 TrashHauling A F F O R D A B L E HAULING Will* clean, haul trash You name Ilf; We ll haul III Call m *1*4 """ Tilt - ! CERAM IC TILE A M A R B L E ,1 eiperienced to all phases. \ custom work, pointing and other home repairs 407 I f l-i <7*4 or S04 137 4744 ________s i E X P E R IE N C E D In all phase* of Ilk* installation Ins. lie , wholesale lit* prices. 4*7 **«; 774-7(77 Or M 4XM H hr*. Concrete Law nServke C A P T A IN CO N CR ET E. Waytto Baal. 1 Man Quality O p a rt lio n l 1X7JX/140-740I EH P IB T U W H SERVICE. I-IMB. Sad. Mutch. Far l ih'rrtisr WIN $4,200” New merchandise Saf. 4/} 42 1st United Method*it Church. Sawtord. P a rk Ay* and |fh Sf S a tu r d a y , f-2. H ousehold goods, lo f t o l l l t m i l 7IS B rla rcllH S I. Sanlord________ C a ll to your garage ta le ad by II noon en Tuesday and take advantage et o u r special garage sal* ad p ric e d Cell Classified now tor details! 4TH OF JULY FIREWORKS! .M m . tap. )m ii / j I'n Painting Tr— SarvIcT K A N PA IN T A N O R EM O D E L Fra* Estim ates I R e fs. lie No jab too sm all I *4447*4 E C H O LS T R E E SVC- Ltc't. " L e i Ih* Protosstonalt do IC*> Free estim ates......... 77177*41 /tu'»inr.\s I r r r y l h i \ lor l .o i i ' \fonth. ( <i l l ( !<i s s j f i t ’tl. .{J J '2 ( i ! I 4 Is �Sanford Herald. Saniord, Florida - Friday, July 2, 1993 - 7D 71-Help Wanted 71 — H e lp W a n te d MEDICAL W AREHOUSE AND O E H E R A L LABO R H E L P N E E D E D ! Bonn* tor driver! All itilll! available Dally pay. no lee Report ready to work 1 30 am. Induitrlal Labor S v c . 1011 French Av Ho phone call! LPNS 1IPM7AM part lima. AND >1PM full or part llmeapply In person Lakovtew N u 'tn g Ctr . t l t S m d S t Sanford NIGHT AUDITOR Full lima. axpertonced prat Mutt be honetl. dependable, outgoing per ton .till* PART TIME FRONT O ESK C LER K, flexible hours Inc. week endt. w ill t r a in I m m e d ia t e employ ment Apply today I l eper I Melt 1. 1 R 44 and l 4 Survey Personnel Rod per ton and inttrument per ton needed lor construe lien lay out crew Apply at M l E. Airport Bled. Between IAM4PM Oaklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home It looking tor 1 lull time employee* tor pry need countellng Call Dale Myori ___ ______ 131414) SANFORD. Steeping room, ail home pr Iv >U «* with depot II 114 3444 Security Officers SANFORD Forn or unturn , 1.1/wk Include* u lllllle ! Alio. roo<n tuitable for couple, tAx 14. S 101 wk W eth er, dryer, pool t i l 1UI Licenced. San*ord ttart Im m e d ia t e ly U p to 15 w/txptr ien<*. benefit! are<l able ro rtti m i TEACHERS 97— A p a r t m e n t s F u r n is h e d / R en t ClIA'AA or eLu«>. degree In early childhood education lor center In procett ol NAEYC accreditation F ree childcare available EO E i n w t l NOTICE TELEMARKETING TELEMARKETERS Peimapent And temp Positions Company will train people I with phone tkiii! E x p . not twceitery ttourl Mon Thur*. StPM Sat. »AM IPM Meibie on hour! when pe.ma nenl Salary piut bonu* Sr cllllrn* welcomedt Never A Fee! Help Petionnel II! t i l t TITLE CLERK Exp only M ull work 4'* day! and I evening A p p ly In perton T ill W t il St . San lord WAIT STAFF AM end PM BUS PERSON AM end PM Apply in perton Holiday Inn. 110 N Palmello Ave. Saniord. FL NO PHONE CA L L S .P L E A S E ! WAREHOUSE Full time perl time Up tp St 11 per hour A ll ihltt* available afl? ala n o t Re fundable Fae Lavan's Landing C LEAN ROOMS, tingle tlarling !>t/wk K itc h e n , phene, laundry, vldee game*, a ll tlreet parking U e K t l SALES COUNSELOR Experience prater red. but will train Excel lent ottlce, lock lion program and opporlunt ty For Information call i w o m a n * __________ CNA/HHA. CPU cerlilied Car Ing and prole!Uontl Sanford. Geneva or !urrounding area* 10 hr m *370 j I All rrntal and real atlale advef litement* are *ub|t<l to the Federal Fair HouslngAct. which make* It illegal to advertite any preference. Ilm lla llo n or d ltc rlm ln a llo n bated on race, color, religion tax. handicap, lamilial ilatut or national origin NICELY FURN ISH ED Apt In unique letting near downtown Util paid, r e t 't no pelt SllO jn o ..__ 111 owe O N I BD R M . 1 bolb. Furnlthed efficiency. Sanford IWl mo U 00 depewit Wl f l i t SANFORD la rg e upttein 1 bdrm apt w. big xal In kitch m tSJl mc wafer JW WM WINTER SPRINGS Furn apt in prlvala homa Utilities pad and cable. Private entrance SI1S Wfc . UtM tec dep H I J il l anytime 99— A p a r t m e n t s U n f u r n is h e d / R e n t CLEAN. Q U IE T . I bdrm apt AC. tndge. ttove water met, near Lk Monroe Rtetonably priced, g vp t m S S S t_______ CLEAN I BORM .. Monde room, carpet, celling ten* blind* 1171 plus tec No pet! 110 1004 EFFICIENCY Apt., very tmall n e e d t c a r p e l , n ic e neighborhood. 1171 mo Plut elec »4 l i l t S I 36 m Quiet Single Story REALTY, to s — D u p le x ------------- Sanford Court Apartments Single Story Dea^n ■No one •Fnentfy on t,ie Manager! V abovaorbetow ’ Unique Apt Extra! £J* StuOo*. 1 i 2 Bedrm • Security •For Your Peace ol Z Altordtbie Apartment! U rn y .» FumtahoOLMurreahod Studoc * 3 3 0 1 S a n f o r d A v e ., S a n fo r d • 3 2 3 * 3 3 0 1 H o u r * M F . 9 • 5. S e l . 10 • 2 Triplex / Renl STUDIO w ith kitchen and both. Quiet Family Community Blind!, carpel No pet! U U plut tec Wa'e* paid 110 lOea Oviedo. 1 bdrm 7 balh, garage, good ichooti. minute* tram Saniord For more In lu.i..et>Mi veil The Oak* Patie Hemet _________ U l l l l l _________ SANFORD. 7 bdrm . cent H/A. carport, laundry rm . S7TJ mo 3474 La>« A ve I B OHI All I BEDROOM, targe kitchen with fireplace, carpet, living rm. blind* All utllltle* paid S ltl plus security N opal! 110 io»t SMALL I bdrm , appliance*, carp ort. Ideal tlte tor I perton S350plus dep P7 111* 103— H o u s e s U n tu rn js h e d / R e n t 1 BDRM., I Bath. Scrn porch. CHA. all appl*. I w carport T ill mo 174*101 BEAU TIFU L 4/1 family hom* 1700 plut dep M uit wet San lord Court Comm 1711101 107— M o b ile BRAND NEW 1 BORM. S bath with garage on big corner tot 1435'mc 407 1710114_______ Homes / Rent MOBILE HOME. Ig tot located on St Rd 44 W ell Saniord two mo 111 SIS* Iv m tg ____ HUO HOMES NICE From ! H t dawn WHY R EN T? The Hilliman Group. 444 n i l _________ Re*Her e Welcome Home to Country Lake Apts. 2 Bedroom / 2 Bath l/2 month FREE ' w llli a 12 Hi o il t h leave SA N F O R D Fam libed. 1 Mobile Home Available to buy Bob 4C7 111 MOO Rent L A K E A U N T . 1 bdrm elder home IxOOmo plut tecurlty, te p e r a te e f f ic i e n c y apt 11141/mo plut toCUTIIy w l 141! 114— W a re h o u s e S p a c e / Rent NICE UPSTAIRS heme New appl Water and garbage paid 1110plutdxpoiil 111 !*41 LON G W O O D /LA K E M ARY M id tire tlorage warehouse* *00 !00 1*00 tq tt Free rent w 't lm o lease from 1145-mo SANFORD 1 bdrm 1 bath tpllt plan, large home w'big family rm Cent H/A. Ig thaded corner lot 1171'mo plut tecu rltydep WJL Propertiei ___ Wet le v w tm a .ll) 477! _________ m o il* _________ S E C U R IT Y W A R E H O U S E U A and O ld Lake M a ry Bird *1.710 7.000 t q It o l llc werehoute 'F lm th e d of lice ipece alto aveilabi* Kapanbe Really. I 07*1111 SANFORD. Executive 4 bdrm. 1 bath 1,000 tq It P o o l, workshop I acre No petit 11.110 Perilg Realty W l 447ft SANFORO leave with option lo buy 1/1't. Ill] Cypreti Ave 1471 plut lecurlty 3*5Q54* W A R E H O U S E S P A C E Avail, able. 101 N M aple Ave San lord 171 WW a r t tor Shelley TOM SO F T Warehocne (pace, tor chop or tlorage on San lord Airport Flig ht line In cludet Office end bathroom * s h e e r s*30mo 1)0 4444 I I 113— I n d u s tr ia l R e n t a ls M ANAG EM ENT A R E A L T Y 417 171 71W/W1 M70 Stenstrom Rentals 1 BORM . 1 B A TH . Fenced. Pinecreit eree. ebtolutely no pet* S471 w ■discount 171 1144 171, OARAOE. W O hookup tern porch. CMA 1550 mo tsotdep S7I 5414/4 4.177 4747 1/7 S A N F O R D , l a n c e d , spacious. S4!S a month WHO depot)! 14! 1400or Wl 4140 I IN D U STR IAL B L D O SANFORD. Modern 7 'l. A/C. carpal, blind*, dtthwather. Idry rm.caroort SaOOUO 7011 SHUNS PROPERTY M AN AG EM EN T A R EA LTY 447-m-7555/331457! TI we AND 14.0M tq It Doc* high, fire tprlnkled M l Cor nwell Road W Garnett White Broker 1W 74*1 i 17— C o m m e r c ia l R e n ta ls N I O H T C L U B 444* tq . If.. Titutville tully equip 11500 mo Liquor lie avail 47*0141 SANFORD 100 N Elm Ave 70.700 tq tl with office* Br.ct truck ht tprlnkled 440V 1 pit*** ter vice Lt menu or distribution clr 13 IQtl 173 1ST*____________ NEW Saniord offices and or warehouse! 400 7 400 tq It Special. 1141/m e. m 311* O F F I C E . 1000 tg . It. B t i t downtown Saniord t i l l mo 47* nit* SANFORO Oll.ce tptte 1*00 tq tt building total. 1700 tq II per otlice unit 131 7004 121— C o n d o m in iu m R e n ta ls L A K E M A R Y SAN FORD area 7/7, W/D, pool, tennis, tpa, and morel 1500 mo 111 1*71 SA N FO R O . 7 bdrm. 1 bath Iklront Washer, dryer, pool, SIM OR JA M COR P 41! *041 JH O R D A B If HOWfs V fh lU R f I PROPL R ill S FHA OR VA AS LOW A H ' tS G o v 't F o r e c lo t u r t i. Re p o t/ A ttu m * No Q u a lity Horn**! Owner financing Seminole Orange. Volulla Saniord let* than I! *M dewn e Renovated 1/t , appliance*. fenced yard, carport 111*00 a Renovated like new 1/1. tplc . appl . new paint 111 *00 • Pool hem*. 17 on cut d* tec Garage. 147. *00 • 1/1 an >i acral Renovated appliances, fenced yd. 147.100 • 1/lty. lltg tq H. Ilka newt Uv. dining. lamilyrm.171.M0 • t/1. lanced, garage. 114. MO Attum t No Oualifietl #1/1 an 1/1 acr*l Fenced, cut de kac. dead end street 1*4 *00 Additional home* avail Lett than 17K down! PAOLA 4/7 on on 7 14 acre* Pasture with liable 111* *00 lk M a ry / L x n g w e o d Peal Hama, 1/7. garage, living, dining, lam rm* Ml.MO Lb. Mary peel ham*. 4/7. living, dining, family rm. 1104,M0 For *4l* 4 unit* In bldg . I unit for - n 8 - O ffic e ^ S p a ce /^ R e n t D U P L E X .L A K E M A R Y . 7 brdm. I bth. ttove. relrlg, A /C . w ath/dry hook up t MIC mo. 1700 dep 377 !S41 SANFORD Camm 104 tq tt ■ 14 a ft High traffic area. Jim Doyle, Slenttrem Rially, ’nt . 13, . >lt______________ 141— H o m e s (or Sale E L D E R SPRINGS Off Hwy 417. 1.7 A 1 Bdrm* |7i t l wk 1150 dep W l 1710__________ ____ CORNER LOT fenced. Iklront. 1/1. Ilrepl. family rm. carport Quiet near 17 W. remodeled SI1S mo Lika W l 77)4 No pet! 105— D u p lex* ____T r ip le x / R e n t V* 1 1 8 - O f f ic e S p a ce / R en t YEARS location UN-SATI0 NAL UM M ER LIVING at COEVIllAAPAHTMEMTS! Our FREE INC. PH O PfU’ IIV t.'i J.'hJ ’ A L L FOR 1M.4MI 1 t 'l Lrg lot. tencid. Scrn Porch. Intld* workshop. C H A . sloragt. trqnf/rear Accett ’ MINT Oreveview 1/1 w POOL all appl.. U til dbl gar . Beautiful tot A more ttf.OX) CALLBART R E A L EST . INC _______ 1447) 555 744ft_______ BAD CREDIT People with bad credit can buy a home at the same rates and term* at people with good credit using our program 33* *444________________ BATEMAN REALTY Lie. Real Estate Broker 3440 Saniord Ate 321-0759.............. 321-2257 BUILDER'S SPECIAL Brand new 1/1 tor only la MOO on your lot No money down It equity in your lot PETERSON HOME* M l IIH H A L L . 11 W R E A L T Y I it -.1 S t We list and sell more property than anyone in the Greater Sanford Lake Mary arra. • POOL HOME In Spnnghurtl! Contemporary 4/3'y w 7740 * -.i it. t Every trnity. Poci w/Founlain. Builder War rantyl 1144.400! • ALO T OF HOUSE Tor the 111' New Paint A New Carpet! 14X17 Family rm , Fenced Yard. Porch A Morel Thlt 1/3 l l a Buy! 14)4001 • L A K E F RON r P A R A D I1 EI This 4/4 Pool Home hat II A L L ! Every Feature Imag Ineabtot D.er 1100 Sq tt on I Acre! AMI 0001 322-2420 321-2720 323-5774 DELTONA D E L U X E .D E L U X E .D E L U X E New 4 bdrm 1 bath with all the extra! tncludedi Only It total down Good, bad or no credit. Bankruptcy OK Call Jim at RE tot. *07 f im a a DELTONA 1.400 sq It block hom* cent H/A Fenced yard many t re es , quiet neighborhood Assume It qua I Ily 1*4,400 M4 71* 4071 tv mtg • F R E E KITTENS 1 yellow •abby male. I calico female I week! old 373 434*_________ • F R E E PUPPYIII Male. 10 weekto'd 333 3434 ______ 149— C o m m e r c ia l P r o p e r t y / S a le • F R E E TO GOOD Heme. M l. ed Pitbull puppies 171 3444 200— LON G W OOO High vitlbllty Free ttawding building Zoned C 1 Smith and Attoc 414 t i l l EXC H AN G E OR 1 E L L your property located anywhere! Invat tart Beatty, 774 1411 HIOOEN LAK E 1 yrt young 1 bdrm. 1 bth tpllt plan 1 car garag *. ic re a n e d porch Market price 140 t. luted at I'a.OOO Dot Waller 471 1441 E R A DAnielandWohlwendcr GERM AN SH EPH ERDS. German imports. AKC. Pup pie* to M i yrs KNVP working lines and top show. 1110*00 *04 *77 7171 O C A L A N A T 'l F O R E S T . Wooded lattt 11 *SO each, no money down 1171 41 monthly ________ 1 MOW? 1034 201— H o rs e s 155— C o n d o m in iu m s C o-O p / S a le HORSES FOR SALE. Nothing over 13.000 34*1131 . lit e r *PM - S A N O L E W O O O - V I L L A S .- t bdrm, 3 bth Cent H/A. W D Scr front porch, kitchen w/all amenities, pool Reduced to 173.000 _ 373 13*7 1/1 CONOO. No' qualifying, assumeabl* I 1/3N Loan Small down payment Price Neg 117 000 134 4340 205— S ta m p s / C o in s INDIAN! Lincolns. J tiler sons. Buffaloes. Dimes, halves. 30% below bid Baft 447 331 4d44 211— A n t iq u e s / C o lle c tib le s 1 5 7 - M o b ile H o m e s / Sale^ ’ O E A L E R S P A C E A V A ILAB LE* Aunty M ary's Anliq u t t. 1*41 F rtn c h Ay*. 117 *11 Sanford W* buy one ptece/entlreestatesl 4H-7744 D O LLS W A N TED . Pro 144* B a rb ies, G ln n y i. S h irle y Temples and other*. IdO 434ft M O B IL E HOME X/l Large, private, shady lot New carpel and vinyl Large screen porch 4130 BedlorU Rd. Saniord 134 100 J3I 7341 NEW m i ' l l Low down A inter •Stl 14X70 1171 mo 74 X 70. 1310/mo 3 * 1 ^ ? 0 * ______ SET LIP IN CAN RI AGE Cava. Gregory Mobile Home*. San lord Single seel 111 1300 1 BED ROOM mobile home on M x 100 lot In Casselberry Owner financing, easy terms __________ 333 4141 O L D C A L O R I C OAS A N D WOOD BURNINO RANOE Vtry rar* Excellent condi lion Make otter 11* *30* 215— B o a ts an d A c c e s s o r ie s • AIRBOAT, toil Grasstwpper, 1*0 HP. Lycoming new megs , 3 prop*, trailer, 1)100 Call 331 1401 or 333 7370 ______ PONTOON BOAT 41. 30 ft 40 HP Sutukl. custom trailer In Warranty LIKE NEW! 14100 Cash or trade! 373 4747______ 160— B u sin e s s F o r S ale HAIR SALONS. Sweatwalar. Turn key ItrOOO Fern Perk. G n tu g c GOV'T R E P O l bank loreclo su ra l, a iiu m a no quality mortgages! Low monthly • BANK FORECLOSURE. 3/1 cent M/A. scr porch, nice neighborhood 130 Oft) • HUO FORECLOSURE. * 7 In Plnecrest G rta l hom*I Low down............ IM * • I D Y L L W I L O E 3 3 with tamilty rm. eat In kitchen, super large In ground pool! Only M3 000 Call lee detailtl J m t Mansfiild, 323-7271 AACarnet, Inc .III t ill • II It. B OWRID ER 165— D u p le x lo r S a le m o i n in s a i o v E s e a t sleeper, paid a black plaid. Good condition 1*0 134 I*40 M A T TR ES S AND BOX springs double site sets tor sale Great value! 170 set 1310**0 • M I C R O W A V E lift Large. Clean, works perfect 177 M70 P F A F F Sew in g M a c h in e , computer Model 14*4 Mini Cond Apprlased 1400 Sail IMP firm. 331 1*4* __ ROUND SOLID OAK table w/ c la w teat and 7 leaves Oclagen coffee table w/ 7 rectangular end tables w7 glass tops m 1107 alter a PM S E A R S R E F R I S E R ATOR* almond. 70 cu tt. 1100 SEARS W AIIIER SllO 177 1741 US H P I'O, About 11 hr*. Immacu lale.w /traller cover M usi Seel HO.OOOOBO 337413 * • 1*44 SKI/FISH Beat 40HP Mere . w'trailer Run* great. 1X100 Partial linencn **l 740* R E N T w/OPTION to buy. 7 l<> each Apply LONGWOOD 144.400 4M 4*10 alter 1 PM H O S P I T A L I S E D . All e le c , excel cond . all accessories Inc .1*00050 i n 070* LIVING RM. turn 1 pc . sola. 7 chairs, ottoman A collee ta ble 1331 331 1440 ___ R e g is te re d P e ts AKC C O CKER Spaniel pupt. I female. 1 m alts, w/shots. e.celienl bloodline, belt otter, 373 1313 or 7S* 1434_________ 153—AcreageLots/Sale DINIHO ROOM tat Beautiful 1430's, solid mahogany 1110. 344 7*11 ______ O 1N I N O ROOM S t T Manufactured 1411. 4 pieces, excellent condition Asking P e ls A S u p p lie s • r.OCKATIEL. hand ted baby 131 Call 373 1043 __ E L I Z A B E T H BAUGII bog training 71 yrs expl Private or Group, Call 111 1141______ > BO R M , 1 BATH CO TTAO C. Appl lancet, ttorag* thed 1544 Mohawk Av* 134 000 330 30*3 • C O RN ER HUTCH. Pine 1 7 glass doors, drawer A low dorrs al botrtom w/space tor storage 1100 firm Call i n 07*7, tv. msg______________ • PONTIAC Flrtbird 1444. One ownerl Garaged! 47K ml NIC* 14300 407 377 444* _ 199— 1*31 M A P LE AVE SALE OR R E N T W/OptlAn c'ot* to tchoot!. Shopping 1/1. living A dmtng 1)0 000 *04 133 a ll] AIR C O N D ITIO N ER -H U N TER 14.100 BTU, * yrs old Good condi lion 1700 O BO 373 331*__ • BED ROOM SET. Have your child organlltd and raady lor school Includes twin bed. matching headboard, dresser, desk, and hutch All for 1IOO 113 17*1 191— B u ild in g M a t e r ia ls • W A T E R F A L L . Portable. In tide or outside SIOO 371 41*3 TUSKAW ILLA. Olltrest saiel 4 bdrm. 1 bath. pool, fireplace Owner finance, no qualify. ton, down. 11>4.400 4410747 j WASHER, works well. 110: 1 sp LADIES BIKE, 111 Please call: 377 1414 230— A n t iq u e / C la s s ic C a rs 193— L a w n & G a r d e n •In Our 37th Year* a TOOL BOX. Plastic tool box lor small pick up IM Call 334 0*17 alter a PM_________ TRUCK RIMS. 4. 15 inch. 5 lug. bratt on chrome. 140 Man's It speed bike 111 Surfboard. 4'4".tl0 SbatebMrd.no Call Jail 311 4431 • TV TRAYS. Set ol lour with portable stand Bronre finish Excellent cond-1 ion I 111 ______ 377 1447__________ • W H O M ’' L I F T I N O S F T . Bench. w*,g.ns. and bar 1 t r l 407 134 3111 • PIGMY DATE palm tree 1*4 Can deliver 714 Brlarclltt SI 777 7344__________________ 1MI Park Or . Saniord 441 W Lake Mary BL. Lb. Mary A-f BEST APPLIANCES NOW AT F L E A WORLOI Row W 1 Buy S*M Service appliances Free delivery 134 1341 _____ • KIRBY H ER ITA0E 44 vacu urn Attachment*, thampooer. and tender 1100 377 4711 Seals 1. portable, never used W/cedar gaiebo. underwater light I M i l 407 HI 7777 • BOAT BUILO ERS marinas hava 1100 flat head brats screws Sites *< * a GA through)" i l l G A Sit 133 <74*________ LA R O E COM M ERCIAL AC. 1 Ton. was working when re moved 1100 Firm Must Seel Alter 1.1711111 Iv. ms*. CALL ANYTIME ~ T s i — A p p lia n c e s _____ / ^ F u m ilu r e ____ DIAMOND SOLITAIRE RINOS It* and op. Free tilingt Boil Paw* B Jewttry, 33>-*tl4 1 8 3 ^ T e le v is io n / R a d io / S tere o • GIRLS 10” Hulty bicycl# In good condition lor tio Call ________ _ 377 1040 • SKI M ACHINE. Converts to row machine Excellent con ditlontao OBO 377 7714 _ S .i n l i m l COUNTRY LIVING Coly 1 bdrm home, tmatl screened porch, tree standing Ben Franklin stove. Inside utility, paddle tans, extra big yard with tree it Only iat.SOO D U P LEX 7 bdrm home with attached I bdrm mother in low opt Separate electric meters, wather/dryer hook ups. cent H/A. new carpet Fenced, carport, large oakill Exc income 1117.100 WE NEEDLISTINGS • DESK lor student. Custom made with tile cabinet and _ itorage shelve* 110 373 1144 • L U O O A O E SA M S O N IT c ”. Hardtlded. three piece, light tan Very good condition US 1110441_________ 187— S p o rtin g G o o d s PSIJI L HI III 01B0RHI Vf *iTllfif • C A M ER A . Yathlcamat lie TLR. excellent condition, with case, book 1100 177*117. De Il o n a ___________ _____ U SED BEDDINO SALEM King Queen. Full A Single 141 a Sat & Upt L A R R Y ’IM art 7114111 LX I VCR Brand Newt I yr Main! agreement 1110 *44 40*4 _ _ ___ TELEVISION, LXI Color TV IS Inch Brand Newt 3 yr Malnl agreement fa ll 444 4044 STENSTRO M Cettltberry, I bdrm A 1 bdrm Attic Storage! Cell Joan lor appointment 44*4777 SANFORD 1 Belt Kept Secret! Pool A L a u n d r y , I A 1 bedrooms Convenient loca iton! Call Rat, w l m » ______ 223— M is c e lla n e o u s Relax In Your Net* Spi! OVER _____ 323 8670_____ a SANFORD. 171 w/tingle gai . Ig room!, tented yd . CHA. 1---- UTTmo "SSOTta*----“ a LOCH ARBOR. 1/1 w den. tent pool w/iacuiti tp k . dbt gar 't t ilm o t*ootet OSUNLANO 1/11 w.'carport fenced yd e itr a itorage, CHA ISlim o 1500 tec Slxwttrem Really. Inc. "We Manege yevr Hem*, like It wei eur own " Jim Doyle 31314*1 Alter 5PM ■■t N I t t t • TWO SM A LL SOFAS. Col orlul. Moral sal III 7144_____ M A N A G EM EN T B R E A L T Y 447 313-7371/713 AST# STAIRS PROPERTY B e a u tifu l A p a r t m e n t s to H c w e a n d lo H o l d ... • SOFA, Brown. 40 In long top condition Da IIona. 440 t i l l • T t o v e . Large eo inch while’ E Metric. Hat large tlorage compartments Everything work! A buy II you can III it Only Abut Delivery lor small charge................. Call 3300404 STAIRS PROPERTY Lake Ada I bdrm. 1140 mo 7 bdrm. 1410 mo and up 1171 • SING LE B ED with tram* New condition 140 OBO _________ 3314*37________ _ SANFORD I bdrm. family rm. new A/C. new carpet 13.000 down FHA I47.M0 774 354*___ SAN FO R D' Fantastic buy I 1 bdrm. 1 bath New carpet, paint New kitchen Totally renovated 141.000 *4* 3034 or 431 4101 ___ 323*4923 MARINER'S VILLAGE a SANFORO 1/1 i m . ) / i, i4 io 181— A p p lia n c e s / f u r n i t u r e_____ LK . M ARY T l with tamlly rm . Ig Ireedlot 1*5 000 __ W Malittowtkl. 377 7443 1 A 1 BDRM. V ILLA S R EN TT O O W N C RED ITN O P R O B L EM App lication! for 1 Bdrm Home! Now Being Accepted TWO B D R M . A v a ila b le !t>. ile ttary. Cettelberry location Call Melltta. **!»!!« H o m e s (o r S a le FOR SALE OR R EN T ] bdrm I bth Carport, utility Ihtd. screened palic <07 113 07** E F F IC IEN C Y A P A R T M E N T . Partially turn., A/C Free canoe use Katie’! Landing tm /rno No pet! 1714470 LAK E JENNIE A P A R TM EN TS I Bdrm. Apt!. Available. Free water/BWf M H H f _________ 93— R o o m s lo r R e n t 141 CONVENIENT A N D SPACIOUS CALL G E N E V A G ARD EN S a p t s , ............... n u ttt 73— E m p lo y m e n t W a n te d H E L P E R OP A L L TRADES. G rocery chopping, i l l «/ ihul In*, drive to doctor No job too big or email' Reason able ra le ! m (111 Iv mtq KIT *N’ CAKI.YI.Fx4t h> l.«rrv WriRhl 99—Apartments Unfurnished / Rent • It, 74 F T . 1PO R TC R AFT, Open 11shtrman. 111 OMC Seadrlv*. 11100 C onsldtr trade lor tel ski or Flats boat, 7710734 219— W a n ted to B u y NEW CONSIGNMENT SHOP. Now accepting clothas All sites needed, especially large 131 0*14 221— G o o d T h in g s to E a t V E G E T A B L E S . Pol* bt*ns. snap beans, peat. corn, and Okra 777 14*1 222— M u s ic a l M e r c h a n d ise A T T E N T I O N M u s ic ia n * . Amataaur or Professional In teretted In dlsrounts on In struments and accessories?? Call 444 337 47*4 • DRUM SET- Perfect Itr mid die school band classes Lots ol extras 1100 Call 3311144 PIANO FOR SALE Wanted a retponsibla person to lake on a tow monthly payment on a beaufilul console piano, no money down Call toll free 1400 133 7413_____________ • P IN E C R E IT ELEC TR IC ORGAN, ta chord 71 keys Good condition 1*1 l it 1414 Georg* W ANTED! CASH Paid lor used Musical Instruments! Regard tessM^condittoni^wailTaTia 223— M is c e lla n eous A T T E N T I O N C A R P h ene Buyers. Celluar car phone UP 00,407 330 m i _________ • CABINET, wood'bate 10 In ches high. 74 inches deep Formica top Good condition 175 Cal! 130 0004 1171 MG Classic Convertible,’ Good cond 11*10 OBO 114 7074 2 3 1 -C a rs BUICK. 1*74 Full tua ttalion wagon Runs good Bast oiler _________ 371 353*__________ BUICK SKYHAWK. 14*4. 4 dr. A/C. PS. crulta. tilt, tow ml, «xc*l cond 11 100 3444373 aCAM ARO H I* convertible. 1*4* 31 000 miles. Excellent 133 3403 condition ............ • CHEVY CAMARO *77. R t built V4. lots of new parti I 11,041 O BO 171 0114 any time • CHR YSLER IM PER IAL '41. Lika new Must tell Only 131 000 Call 1407(313 4414 CJ S JE E P , 147*. I c y l . cuttom Rebuilt engine, new tires, brakes 14,771 Urm 373 3*44 FORD O A LA X Y . 1474. Runt good 1*10 OBO or lair trade tor a Smaller car 134 7044 balora 4 PM __ _______ • FORD THUND ERBIRD • '**. A ll original! N ttd s tom* work | lA*10 6 0 331 Oil* FORD TEM PO OL. 1444. 73 000 mitt*, auto . A/C. alt options L144 newt 11.410130 3071 ■ HONDA ACCORD OX, 1440 Auto. A/C, am/fm tape, white 110.400 LIKE NEWI 333 3417 • OLO* D ELTA *4. 14*4. Fully loaded One owner, excellent condition 11,400...........371 4734 OLDSMOBILE M. HI* 4 door sedan. 73.000 miles, p w. p/|. cruise A/C S3. WIO373 41J7 PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION a E V E R Y FRIDAY 7.34 PM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. 41, Daytona Beech ---------- .l» 4 J S H H I - ~ - -------- SHORT Of CASH 7 Seriously looking tor • nice, clean. u*ed',c,ar7 O E P E M DABLE. Down payments at tow at It44 Includes tax A title Call: FUES AUTO SALES ___ * * 327 2692 * * TAKE UP PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN E xcapt taa, lag. lltta. ate 1444 OLDS CUTLASS CIERA a door, auto, air, stereo, really a nice carl ONLY 114*.*4 par month ......... Call Mr Payna Coftrttsr UsftdCxts, 323-2123 1*44 PONTIAC Flare GT. rebuilt V*. Red. I7K Mile*, warranty LOAD ED 14741 111 17*4 __ II C H E V Y Full 1 1 . Wafton. diastl. good cond . cold AC. new lire* 1700 133 3441 •1 TOYOTA Celica OT. 1 tp . C o ld A C , s t e r e o c a s t w/aqual . runs axe Extra Sharp 17300 334 3734 _____ 11 OLDI OMEOA. white. 44.400 mile*, garaged, serviced 13.500 O B O ............ . 7*7 4**7 •4* C H EV Y Cavalier Station wagon. AC. auto. H l/ s Call 3444433 _ 17 L I N C O L N T g w i t c a r . Signature, Excellent Cond 17500 331 atlaor 344 IS37 • II LE BARON convertible, red.loaded, dig dash 75K ml. 17000 Partial Unance *45 7401 • 44 C H E V Y Celebrity. AC. Auto. 4 door. S1K mites 11500 Firm 337 4137 • 41 J E E P Sport Auto. PS PB A C . a la r m , . w hite UK mi 115 300 Likerww 371 1444 233— A u to P a r t s / A c c e s s o rie s • W HEELS I TIRES, Pontiac Firebird 14 In. lair shape w 'canters and lugs 140 tor all 4 330 4415_____________ 235— T r u c k s / J lu ie s / Vans CHEVY >* TON Stlvarada. 1444 W/ util bed. alum topper Many exirat. exeat cond 13.400 344 >04* M F anytime C H EV Y K I BLAZER, I*41. 4x4 w/ Silverado pkg Good con ditton. all auto si k b 371 4531 • FORD BUI 1*3) GOOD CONDITION It,000CALL 373 7404 ______ • HANDICAPPED VAN 1**0 Ford E ISO Lilt, automatic doors 13,000 373 143* • tlU ZU 4x4 PICK UP. '41. 1 tpd. 10K mi. * cyl. A/C. custom interior 14.700 331 4*j 5 Sanford Motor Co. 1*47 JE E P C H ER O K EE • 4 door. 4 wheel drive. Pioneer package, cloth seat*, vary Clean. 17.4*5 Call 373 4343 41 DODOE RAM. Cenvtftton van, IIK m l . lit ownerl TV. nlntendo 131.430 333 43*1 2 fi—Recreational Vehicles / Campers 1* FT lew!in* Traw l Traitor. 411 Mimosa Terrace. 1unlend Eilat*. Saniord _ _ • It' FT. 1477 DODGE RV. low mil#*, sleeps a. stove, shower, ledge 14100 37)071* �• r t i i • S B - S a n lo rd M o 'a ld , S an lo rd . F lo rid a - Friday, July 2. 1993 by Chic Young BLONDIE W h a t do you do w hen th e M .D . is stum ped? simple solution for people who DEAR DR. GOTTs My brother ntiffcr rectal ip u tllt* Fold a tnln lias relapsing polychondritis. hath towel. Run hot faucet water N u m erou s doctors have In­ over the towel until very hot. dicated nothing can Ik- done to Wring It out and sit on the towel help him. Ills arms are black and tucked against the rectum and blue, he's losing weight and has up the lower back. If the spasm no energy. Any suggestions? ts caught In Hie early stages. It DEAR READER: Relapsing ran Ik- controlled In a very few polychondritis is a fascinating and unusual disease that Is often minutes. DEAR READER: Heat Is often associated with oth er auto­ immune diseases (such as lupus ACROSS 43 Hal — and rheumatoid arthritis). It (cocktail) causes recurring episodes of 1 Naval addr. 44 Wagar Inflamed connective tissue llhr 46 Safacrackar 4 Ravtaa 8 Fashion t is s u e th a t h o ld s o r g a n s (at.) 11 Oulvadng 48 Youth org. together) and cartilage. 13 Grain 50 Spaad T h e most com m on Initial 14 Hypothetical 53 Cordad doth complaint Is pain, redness and tores 55 BrlUah Navy swelling of the ears, often In 15 Grsak lallar abbr. 18 Big town* 57 Bridga of San conjunction with arthritis. The 18 Bavaraga cartilage In the nose may be 20 Soma 58 Natlva of alfcctcd as well. Other organs 22 Cooling Brittany that are a Ifeet ed Include the eye. davtca 61 Own (Scot.) 23 Author — 63 — lu*a the larynx, the trachea and Wlaaal 64 lagal mattar bronchial I ii Ik s . the arteries, the 25 Drink slowly 65 Jot* kidneys and the skin. 27 Unsightly caieleaaly D u r i n g c.n It attack o f In30 Warm up (a 68 Paid noticas motor) 69 Of tha dawn llammallon (which heals after a 70 Halp few weeks), more cartilage Is 32 Touch gan" 34 Shada traa destroyed, leading to "saddle 35 Lattar addi­ DOWN nose," floppy ears and visual tion (abbr.) 37 Placa ol 1 — Caatro difficulties. lawalry 2 Symbol for Even With Itealment. patients 40 Proaacutor load eventually succumb lo eolla|»se (abbr.) 3 Hockoy groat of tradical cartilage, aneurysms 41 Sandplpar Bobby — (swelling o f arteries), heart-valve damage, or a diffuse and ma­ lignant form of arterial Ini).tinmatlon (vasculitis) T ile pattern of repealed In(lamination Is characteristic; the diagnosis Is confirmed by biopsy of affected tissue. Mild eases are treated with aspirin and similar drugs. More severe disease requires the use of cortisone medicine or therapy, such as cyclophosphamide, to suppress (lie Immune- system. U n fo rtu n a te ly , th ere Is no treatment to prevent the fatal c o n s e q u e n c e s o f re la p s in g polychondritis; 30 percent of patients die within five years. Because this disorder appears related to lupus. I am sending you a free copy o f my Health Report "Lupus; The Great Imita­ tor." ,, a M E D IC IN E PETER G O TT, M.D. an --- ---—-----­ spasm In any |>art of the Inxly Y ou r solution m akes sense Thanks for writing. (0 1 9 9 3 N E W S P A P E R EN TERPRISE ASSN. _________ Anawar lo Pravteua Puiala UUUU h jy U U LJUU 11UU UfcJUU LKJUIU □UU u u u iu u UUU ULSUU U U E U □ la a a u u u u iiu l m u aiaa □ u u l i □mu u u a a j ij u u u u a u a L ia u a a a u h iu u _ a u a n a iu u a taia uaui u u u ia u a a ij auua uuu aaaa m u m 2i:na m p a a 4 Cartaln lackota 5 Prlncaaa — 6 Bualnoaa abbr. 7 Waakandwalcomlng abbr. 8 Edga 9 Affirmatlva vota 10 — Molnaa 11 Ballot 12 Eiclamatlon 17 Kind of croit 19 Vantllala 21 Jowlah languaga 24 Wldo ahoa alio 26 Equality 28 CoHago dag. 29 Entortalnar — Sumac 31 largo tub 33 — Hopa 35 Ba noay 36 Obaarvo 38 Mortar mlrar 39 Vigor 42 Emil 45 Paving malarial 47 Obtain 49 With forca 51 Gava up 52 Looks at 54 Sit lor portrait 56 Hoiattvo 58 Woman s garmant 59 A color 60Sgt. 62 Sports org. 66 Sun god 67 Roman 51 DEAR DR. GOTT: Here Is a W IN A T B R ID G E f **— f By P h illip A ld er C o n fu c iu s s a id th a t the cautious seldom err. Tills Is certainly trnr at the bridge table. Those who think things over ccarefully .if t 'lt iiiy a n c i i tint, i n usually ati itrick one w will / W E LL , PO / GO \ ■ AW AV J S J ( h f1G U E S S H O W AAAFW l V A N C H O V IE S I HAVE ) \ IN M V M O U T H / . cvw eo t-t- ANNIE ROBOTMAN* i ♦ »*« <1 •winning • ilim in il ilia * fclub - i l i l t freturn. ( * lt ir il. and the South should h ave ducked a n o th e r d ia m o n d , k e e p in g c o m m u n i c a t i o n wi t h the d u m m y and guaranteeing his contract. Note that the defenders could _____ done better. East can have switch to the spade six at trick thrre. If South ducks. West wins with the king and then returns the Jack. If South wins the first spade with the ucc. West un­ blocks the king. Both lines put the defenders In a position to rash a fatal number of spade tricks, so declarer can't afford to duck a second diamond. But If a defends llkr that against Ik- drawn Into a situation where a friend Is playing politics and using you as a pawn. The Strive to Ik- better equipped manipulation could make you than your associates In your look bud. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) You chosen Held of endeavor lit the won't mind being of assistance year ahead. Your path to success in career matters will be de­ to others today unless you feel It Is demanded of you. If tills termined by your preparation. CANCER (June 2 1-July 22) occurs, it may be hard to hold your resentment In check. I b i s might not Ik - a g«KKl day lor SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) you and your spouse to make a decision on a very Important Today you might have to .deal matter. Neither you nor bc/shc with someone who Is dlumctmay Ik - exercising your lx-st rirally op|)osed to your political Judgment. Know where to look or philosophical positions who for romance and you'll find It. feels equally as strong about The Astro-Graph Matchmaker Issues as you do. Don't hump Instantly reveals which signs are heads. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. romantically perfect for you. Mal l $2 and a lo n g , self- 211 Manage your resources with addressed. stnmpcd envelope lo extra care today. If someone Is Matchmaker, do this newspa­ handling them for you. also keep per. 1* 0. Box 4-165. New York. a very close eye on this Individ­ ual. This could Ik- a problem N.Y. 10163. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Let area. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 Jan. your com mon sense prevail where health matters arc con­ 19) If the majority disagrees with cerned today. It there Is some­ your way o f doing things today, thing you know you shouldn't there's a possibility they may eat or drink. |kiss It up and do not all Ik- wrong. Reexamine your motives and purposes. what's best. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb. 19) VIRGO I Aug. 23-Sept. 22) He U|Kin occasion you sometimes alert today because you might By Bernice Bede Osol YOUR BIRTHDAY July 3. 1993 by Jim Davis you. pick easier opponents next time. NORTH | -i i — -f \ Ti ll 411 *7 4 J ♦ A R T *2 ♦ •42 d o - m u c h - I w u ^ - ilia n - it m s e - w lt o — lO t h r - A f t e r - d u c k ln g - a - d la r o o iu i _ a . i. . t . ___ a i i m s u i r just. plunge In without proper perception and preparation. South showed 20-22 points with his o|ienlng bid. In thr modern style. West naturally led lilt- toped Ills sequence In clubs. South won with the queen and e x h ib it e d good te c h n iq u e , ducking a diamond Immediate­ ly. Yet when East won with the Jack and continued with another club. South fell from grace. He won and played a diamond lo dummy's king. East's discard was a twd shock. However South chose to wriggle, he couldn't come to more than eight tricks. South started with eight top tricks; one spade, two hearts. GARFIELD two diamonds and three clubs. Clearly the diamond suit pro­ vided the Ik-si chance for a ninth trick. Hut the key (Kilnt was that South was looking only for a ninth trick, not •«» for mu ninth and m in u i u i u t . ■»«» EAST WEST ♦ KJ VJI ♦ Q 10 I « J ♦ Q 10 I • 2 ♦ Q 10 » 3 ♦J ♦ J 10*75 ♦ 42 SOUTH ♦ A75 4 ♦ AK5 ♦ I 54 ♦ AKQ Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: South SMth 2 NT West Pan Norik J NT East All pan O pening lead; ♦ J leave Important matters up until, the last moment. This may I k one of those days when you Jam things up for yo u rse lf and others. PISCES (Feh. 20-March 20) H you gel Involved In friendly, competitive activities with yum jK-crs today, don’ t complicate the events by betting on thclt outcome. This could cause iron b lc . ARIES (March 2 1-April 191 Don't treat with indifference uny situations toduy that could tarnish your Image or reputation If they should misfire. There's it pretty good chance this might occur. TAURUS (April 20 May 20) In an Important discussion today there Is a possibility that both you and the pnrty to whom you're talking might be so Inter­ ested in your own thoughts you'll not hear what the other has to say. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) If someone offers you a business pro|K)sttlon today, don’t react Impulsively, regardless of how giKKl it sounds. Allow yourself time to investigate it In detail. by Leonard Starr � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1993 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 02, 1993 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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No. 306 - Sanford. Florida Armed robbers strike Lake Mary bicyclist assaulted; one home invaded IN S ID E □ Dy NICK P F E I F A U F Sports 6 R ig h t now . w e are p u rs u in g th e p o s s ib ility th a t b o th c rim e s m ay have been c o m m itte d by the s a m e fo u r p e rs o n s . J Homld Staff Writer M yers grabs ring SANFORD — Mvcrs T n r Service capped .1 season long com cluck cITori to Ihhiiicc liupkius Me.11 Packing 1*0 I In 1lit- 1 hamptniishlp gam r nl 1 In* Sanford Women s Solihull League fticsda) S e t Page 1D B R IE F S P o ssib le kidnap a tte m p t fo ile d LONGW fX >1> — Sriillliulr CoilllIV sheriff's department investigators an- looking into an alleged attempted kidnapping tli.ii i n cured in 1 hr Wrktva m i I mI h Ininn on Mnml.iv morning A n online l*» sln rlirs spoki-Mii.m George I’riM-i Mi l tin unman was walking along .in exercise trail in the siilxlivlsiun at atxnii |o In a in w lim a mail driving an older nmdcl 1 ar turnrd III (m ill nl hri and began talking l*1 her Sin- Ignored linn and rnniliuircl walking awa\ and then iM-g.m in run When sin- ran Priwi In I •slid. 1 In- man allegedly got mil nt Ins 1.11 and Ik - ^ iii In 1 base allrr liri shouting "Dun I run Irnui m r train Conu hark h r ir liah\ A llrr a fru inin iilrs h m v rv rr s h rrill s drparim rni reports uidli.iti' the man ah.ui (lulled the i liasr According ,n investigators ih r man Is d<si rilwd as a while male. . i I n i u i .tk years old with long brown hair He is ahmil 5'H' tail and weighs ulxnit I HO (rounds H r was wearing a dark shirt and black |rans lie had a gold pmkv ring on Ills Ir 11 hand I hr 1 ar Is drsi rihrd as a dark two (Iim ii . early inoilrl l ‘»70s vehicle, possible a Chevrolet M unir Carlo or Oldsmohlle Cutlass iH'.irmg a |mrssihlr Florida tag number J l I It kj I’met hrl said the Investigation llllo Ih r ( asr is ■ontluulng All Souls classes begin tomorrow SAN FOR D — While public srhiNil students in Seiuliiolr Count) who are attending school on the traditional calendar have a lew more days ol rest and relaxation lo look forward 10 . those enrolled at All Souls Catholic S< hool. HIO <).«k A v r , will lx hitting ihr Irmiks at H a m Thursday Though principal Margaret Curran likes m keep Ihr schedule at her school prellv ( lose lo that ol the publu schools, she leli the extra couple ol days were needed to help students get har k into the swing ol things helore buckling down for work next week We're preparing lot another strong veal ol hard work Curran said The first classes will get undciw a) at H a in on Thursday All Souls Catholic School is a private school uHlIlatrd with All Souls Catholic Church in Sanlord Judg e ru les in favor of teen S A U A S O TA — A Judgr ruled today that Kunberh Mays' biological parents should have no initial 1 with the teen-ager swapped at birth in l ‘*7H and declared the man who raised her to heher legal lather ( tri nil Judge Stephen Daknn slopped short ol granting Kimberly's wish of getting a dlvort c from birth parents Krnesi and Regina I vvigg because the man who raised her. Robert Mays is the legal lather, according lo Ju d y l.ee. legal assistant to K im b e rly 's a tto rn e y A rth u r Glnsburg The effect of this judgment Is that the plaintiffs Ithr I wtggsl have no legal Interest in or rights to Kimberly Mays, the ruling said "Robert Mays legal status as father ol Kimberly Max s remains unchanged The decision came a week and a day alter a civil trial in which I I year-old Kimberly sought to divorce" the Twiggs so sin- could preserve her life with Mays, the man who raised her since 1 tie sw itch ai a rural Florida hospital. F r o m staff and wi re rsports IN D E X LAKE M A R Y — A gun-wielding rohtrer and his three companions may lx- responsible lor a home Invasion and lor the robbery ol a bicyclist in Lake Mary a shcrlll's spokesman said S e m in o le C o u n t)' s h r r i ll s d e p a rtm e n t s|Mikesman George Prorrhcl said there may he a connection between the two eases reported early Tuesday Lake Marv Police ('apt Sam Hellion explained. "At approximate!) 2 .15 a m Tuesday a man was making a phone tall In bout ot a 1 niivenlrnc r -S h eriff's spokesm an Georqe Proech ol store at ('o u n lry ('lull Road atul l.ak( M an lllvd when lour men drovi op in a low ruti r vehicle "One man goi out and w « iu 10 1lit- per sun mi Hie phone demanding 1110 110 Hellion said County aids low -incom e hom ebuyers Agency grants focus on Sanford housing By J. M AR K B A R F I E L D Herald Senior Stab Writer 0y J. MARK B A R F I E L D Herald Somor Staff Wider SA N FO R D ficgiun night I hiilsd.i) iilglil ics|i|i 1 1 Sanlord l.aki Mar\ amt 1 ••n> |o iii the git aiei i irl indo <mum b) lelepholilllg eai h . -H im w i . firsi (iiiiii lung I |t>7 Seven digit r ..................thru • in north Semmolf 1 mini morrow mglu hm not in. u Each 1 all will 1 osi ii-suh Soot In 111 lb II 1 list, .on i s 1 ■j•1 .•■•• regardless nl llx ilm ailm i ■1 'I collV crsutlnu IIiis iiii •>-. > nsi i. Will |NI) .1 'him Im lli< hi -a mill .mil six i-enlx im t-«t. n ««.|.liaii.ii.*l SANFORD — Seven agencies are seeking nearly SI million from a count\ affordable housing program w Ilk h has S ISO.( MXI in distribute Many ol the nine proposals are lor low- and very low mi Him homi Inner assistance in Saulnrd-area in ighlxiihoods The applleallons w ill he reviewed hv a selei tloll 1 om m illee in Se|ileillher said I till IffV H.llngln 1 m ini) 1 im u m u n iv development planner I lx grain 1 citing sei by the ( ountv was Sg'Ht 250 tot owner housing and S Rid.750 lor rental housing and must provide housing assistance for either low or v*t v low im oim families A very low- i n c o m e l a m i l y ol lour m S e m i n o l e ( ‘nuniy e a r n s n o m o r e Hum * 2 0 . 0 0 ( 1 uuriuiilly u n d e r cnuiuv i|uidrllnes w hich are established hv lltc P S Depart meiil ol Housing and Urban Development A low im nnu l.unllv ol tout i ould earn no more Ilian S.T2.000 dm mg a \ ear (II llu agelii les silhlUIIIIng grant proposals Monda) one uoialili exclusion was ( •oldetiRide Housing and ( niium m li) Dcvelnpineni <o r p County contract* analyst Linda limes said GnldcuRtdr president Amellka <u uk.1 tinned tin application m nine minuies alter Hie 2 p nt euiolliuiu Moinl.i) ( ,1-iika said In .111 epled llu ihsrjuallln alluu due lo laleness hut said Ins (irunar) eoneern was that very-low income lamilles would Im- served by the prospective grant recipient!) M> only real eoneern is thill the very low-ineome |x'i)jili ale served, said ( icuka See lloineri. Page 5A militate Mviaid Photo b, nn N ot i on ................ School Menu.. 4A T e l e v i s i o n ....... VA/anthar........... M o re of th e sam e Herald Slab Writer SANFORD — The lust an 1stn m nth 1 m g- m Seminole low n Peuler Mall have Ih cu revealed W .m ground breaking set lor Se(»r H promoiion nl 1 Im mail has started In addition in the exlcrim another draw mg I n - 1 made depleting the interior al the <cult r m Hn 1 • with modern an hiiceiuic and m am in is mil under a clear skylight ivperiNd I'ndd Persons ( ommutiii at ions lo< nl •* ■. Im i -ii awarded Hu puhlli relation* 1 oil 1 1 1 original ground breaking Act Hiding lo Hod Hicwct nl Hit l.im breaking will I n Sept ‘I al h I ’> a ill mi tin Hie grand opening •*« licdulcd Ini s« pi .' I •••* > file mall vvlll he a two level cut H - t I i. gino.t ih veloped hv Melvin Simon .\ N**.. i.m s .a | lis Simon is also assn, latfd with lei.ui j I Inrida im hiding fashion Mall tit Pl.u 11.111 fown Corners Altamooie Springs Roval E.u '• 1 ( 'oral Springs anrf Gaiewtl) I'la/a Ocala l ive itia|nr deparinit 01 siurts an euin iuH cniur.u t I liev uu hull Dillards p.uisi.m 1i I'm Huttlines and Sears At one lime (fist usslolls wen repoilt tllv ill.' vvuh Montgomery U a u l hui unilung I ■ revealed Hliilc Stott at tin Simon s hull.map . 1 mu it u riled 1hat s som tihuig alxmi vv hu h 1• havt lit wait and see Nothing has lx •11 agn • ! See Mall. Pugc 5 A a p tis t church plans m ajo r e xp an sio n d o w n to w n NICK P F E I F A U F raid Staff Writer F or mor* wonl hor , r.eo Page 2A See I’ honc. Page 5 A By N I CK P F E I F A U F _________________________________ ___. . . ___________ Partly ( loud) in the alteriiiMiu xxUIt a III pen out ( ham e ol thunderstoruis High in the lowet ‘Mts ( inn m l) Ixiili hosioi ss n utenll.il eusloiueirs p.iv i « « •III** lot the hist uiinuti •«1Mt 1 2 « « III - fill additional m inim Mi’shfriltleli <iisfnitit rs uh*» •till <> low 11 mmi Hi.m git «in ••"> al month 1 an s.ivi w nh s...iHn 1 Hells Premium l.o. al Plan Mai S lit .1 lllolll h 1 hat *x amoimi is mori than Imu rim* - itu $:i fill rale Southern Hell •>111. 1.11propuseil Iasi ve.u Im uidiimn il loll tree 1 ailing Southern Hell area direeim l.arrv Sirnklei said residinli.il and Ini'. O n ce ju s t an idea, S anford m all g ain s form .. 4 B . 5 B .........3 A SA W#nrv#» Kenny Sousa isn t a txt supetshtious As a manor of fact ho loves his little black cal so much he can l help but hug the little critter The cal doesn 1 seem lo mind the awkward affection one bit ____ _ Z ] H o r o s c o p e ........ C alling O rlando gets easier C a t-a c ly s m ic hug _____________ .......OB Will'll the Ilian said In dn 11 t havi am person from the car rcportcdlv tnld Im* . nlons 'Lei's go fie am 1 goi no mom \ .m l . h.li k Inside llu ) chicle I hen another man got out nl Hu . ,11 w» .11 hlai k ski mask and carrying .1 semi .mmi pistol fie lonium ed I Ins man w.ml* : !.. victim s Inke and when flu v*«tun refusi-t H* robber Ini film in the head will the pisi. |. 1 hike In the ear and the tour dn. > nil 'f lu- victim whose name was ma ro< d< .1 2<i year old Lake Mat) resident ll< w. lor 111 |nrH s.m d released Irom Mu tn.s|iir 1 See R obbers. Page 5A iANFORD The Firsi Haptfsl unh nt Sanford (il-ms a massive [m iis Iiiu program dow mow u <ei|uesis lor needed variances II hr presented lo the Sanlord inning and Zoning Commission s Thursday night \i the core of the expansion is ins to build a new sanctuary in h would he near ihr corner ol ....I II trL . . . a. 1 .* ineili.ii i) .ms 1 a Im nr llu lireselll mediate pla ns call present sanctuary to re m a in a n d I n used a 1 hupcl or lor other purposes The overall plan Involves mod rnit/.iilon and enlargement "i Hu Solid.i\ St hool edm al tonal build mg which uia\ eventually hold a pre school learning t enter in addi dun in more classrooms Fellowship Hall which has been determined lo he loo small lor llu 1 him h membership, approximately (UK), will eventually undergo ■' •it ti. .r 0 ti t i t s L ill lift - fl' ■H id ingg 10 lo Ill'll I l l 'l l SSi •1i•.u 1.11 \\ m , ni i i ,g , *n0u1 s lotdm un 1 st d 11il t 1i ..0i l io i onnss lo l orr ............... .. . ... I m tu t I lu v li It that v .u i.un t s 1 i .i di'*' ussed hv I k / Itav m g a largi i h i m h m 'I - ■ ,Ut m u 1 al »i that k distant <s along Salt Im it that htltlgs ( •••.j »!• ll h and tth S iie e is w hic h at times ilea .,(( Iisit .1 as /II-' rath* I than Hu g'> Slu ilidu an d tin I ••tat -I l e t » u n t i l ,.(111 :• i p i l l t >1 m e n d e d Hu •h i m h •m i u m m • •si.III! V.III.Ill- • S .!(• also Ix'lllg their ellorts hut expressi tl su gg ested ill null I !•' pi* serve lout m i l l ern ovet several m a in 1 la rg e hvi oak t n - ' along I’ark design atlll tin Ulasslvi — 1 • \vcniu i m g m g m diameter (rum hrn k mi the huildltig :»2 l o 5(t tin h e s licitv S m m e n h e t g L a n d lx v flu Histnrii 1‘reservaiimi Hoard o p u le n t 1 nortlm .iior lias uu • ting "ti Aug "> did a i ourtesv a »• i It it r o it �I A - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Wednesday. August 18. 1993 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 FLORIDA S H D W A hears Chamber plans By NICK PFB1FAUF Herald Staff W riter American admits to bombing SANFORD — Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Execu­ tive Director Dave Farr was the guest speaker at T u esd ay's meeting o f SHDWA, Sanford Historic Downtown Waterfront Association. He presented his view o f Sanford’s future poten­ tial. Several dozenbuslness owners und operators were on hand to hear hts talk on "challenges and o p p ortu n ities for downtown merchants." The meeting was held at the First Street Gallery. 203 E. First Street. As he began his remarks. Farr snld. " I want to challenge you to a new paradigm of thinking.” He repeatedly challenged Ihe merchants to think differently tn their approach to business. Early In his talk. Farr asked the audience to quickly name five businesses which had closed tn Ihe past 60 days. Receiving no response, he expanded Ihe time period lo 90 days. Eventually, five were named which had closed during Ihe past five to six months. "O K ." he said, "then how many new businesses have opened In the same period?" Nine were mentioned. "Sanford Is not going to hell In a handbasket." he pointed out. "Don't dwell on the negative. When I hear some less thnn positive remarks. I ask where did they hear thal. They Invariably say. from Ihe merchants." "Y o u ore your own worst MIAMI — An American who worked for the secret police under then-military ruler Gen. Augusto Pinochet has blamed the feared security service o f ordering the assassination of former Foreign Minister Orlando Letcller. In a Miami Interview. Michael Vernon Tow nley admitted to Chilean television that he planted the bomb that blew up Leteller's car In Washington on Sept. 21, 1976. Letcller. a prominent foe o f Pinochet, and an American aide. Ronnl Moflltt. were killed In the blast. Townley said Pinochet was not aware o f the plot to assassinate the socialist leader. Townley said Gen. Manuel Contreras, head of Pinochet’ s secret police known ns DINA, and his second in commnnd. Col. Pedro Espinoza, ordered the assassination. Both Espinoza and Contreras were Indicted In 1978 by a Washington court In the Letcller killing, but the Chilean Supreme Court turned down requests for their extraditions. Credit union robbed PENSACOLA — A man wearing tan coveralls similar to those of employees robbed the credit union Just Inside a gate at a Monsanto chemical plant and then vanished, a company* spokeswoman said. Tw o of the plant's four gates were shut after the robbery’ and vehicles were searched as they entered and left through the remaining gates, sold spokeswoman Lisa Adams. The plant returned to normal operations at 4:15 p.m. CDT Tuesday after authorities concluded three hours nfter the robbery took place the suspect apparently had left the grounds. The robber, wearing dark glasses, claimed he had explosives ' and threatened a teller with them, but no one was Injured. Adams said. The suspect also said he had the virus that causes AIDS and had planted bombs around the plant, according to FBI Agent Fred McFaul. A check of the plant by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms turned up no explosives. Target gets a new home PENSACOLA — A new home has been found for a stray dog that animal shelter workers dubbed Target because he had been shot through the nose with an arrow. " I thought that any dog that had suffered like that deserved a little fun." Soralyn Englert said upon adopting the dog Monday at the Escambia County Animal Shelter. The mixed-breed dog. white with brown 6pots. was found July 30. The arrow had been shot Into his nose, passing through his soft palette and then out one side o f the neck. A veterinarian at the Pensacola Animal Emergency Clinic removed the arrow and stitched the wounds closed. Hundreds of people called to ask about him after news reports o f his Injuries. Ms. Englert and a friend, Carl Varney, waited at the shelter for 3V4 hours before It opened so they could claim Target. enemy." he told the audience. Farr also gave suggestions on different approaches to business, and put It to an advantage. "For example ihe Celery City Cruisers staging a rally every month downtown. If you can't sell shoes, sell popcorn, but be Sanford Historic Downtown Waterfront Associa­ tion at the First Street Gallery. there." he said. Townc Center Mall, expected lo produce many new Jobs. Farr listed the good things which he secs happening such as the expansion or Second Image, the future expansion of Colonial Room, the Main Street Program , and the Sem inole Dial-a-map available to Florida motorists this year ORLANDO — An Innovative service guiding motorists from one location to another will soon be available through pay telephones In metropoli­ tan areas throughout Florida, company officials say. The TelcMap system Is hooking up with United Telephone Co. In Orlando within n month. The service will be offered later this year with other partners In Miami. Fori Lauderdale and Palm Beach. The American Automobile Association con­ ducted. a successful test tn Orlando earlier this year o f the TelcM ap concept created by Wayflnder Inc., o f Chestnut Ridge. N.Y. Motorists will be able to dial pay telephones to jct explicit "doorknob-to-doorknob" directions or 91.95 a call within the Orlando area, officials said Tuesday. Users will dial the computerized. 24-hour service, enter the telephone number of the desired destination and receive detailed narrative driving instructions. Including driving distances between each segment of the trip. Rock guitarist arrested in dispute MIAMI — Swedish heavy metal guitarist Yngwle Malmsteen. barefoot and In a bathrobe, was arrested and charged with aggravated assault after a domestic dispute Involving his 19-year-old girlfriend and her mother. "1 have no Idep-what's up." said a handcuffed Malmsteen as he was led Tuesday to a waiting police car in front o f his suburban Miami Shores home. The Herald Photo by Tommy Vincent Dave Farr, executive director o f Ihe Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, stresses a point during a discussion on Sanford's future before tho In c id e n t, b e g a n a fte r E la in e P o l l e r r e p o rt e d i l m i h e r daughter. Amber Londln. was being held against her will by the artist, who has a big following in Europe. "H e has some obsession with her." said Potter, who police say lives In Phocplx. "W hoever tries to get her out away from him. he's going to kill them ." Potter said Malmsteen took out a shotgun and said if she tried to take back her daughter to Arizona, "you are going to find out how this gun works." S Fro m Associated Press reports "TelcMap gives everyone Ihe advantage of having an efficient. Interactive electronic service at their fingertips so they can find out exactly how lo gel where they're going before they even start the car." said Charles Savage, president of Wayflnder. In addition to the point-to-point service within metropolitan areas. TeleMap will be offered on a national highway network — providing directions from a section o f one city lo that In another city — later this year, said Anthony Volpc, Wayflnder's executive vice president. , Wayflnder. In partnership with firms in rental cars, lodging and ihe communications Industry, will also expand Its metropolitan service to ^Chicago. Detroit. San Francisco. Los Angeles. Washington and Baltimore by the end o f 1993. Volpc said. Wayflnder has signed an agreement with Sprlnt/Unilcd Tclcphonc-Ftorida, a subsidiary of Sprint Corp.. to provide TelcMap service In Orlando. Fifty sites will offer printed route Instructions utilizing a public phone-facsimile device. Additional lawsuits filed against freighter pari o f the crew of Balsa 37. Both lawsuits filed Tuesday TAM PA — While testimony alleged that the Balsa crew did continued Into the causes o f the not maintain a proper and alert fiery collision among two barges lookout:' that the ship was going and a freighter In Tampa Bay. too fast: that those In charge of two federal lawsuits accused the the ship allowed It to be piloted freighter and Its crew caused the In a n egligen t and careless accident. manner. M arttrans. o w n ers o f the Both companies already have Ocean 255 barge, and Bouchard filed lawsuits against the owners Transportation Co., which owns of the Balsa. Bouchard filed Its the Bouchard barge and tug lawsuit in anticipation the Dalaa Involved In the crash, alleged owners will begin limitation of Incompetence and neglect on the LOTTERY MIAMI Hare ere the winning numbers selected Tuesday In the Florida Lottery: Cash 3 1-0-1-yellow Play 4 6-92-9 Sanford Herald Wednesday. August 18. 1993 Vol 89. No. 306 Published Dally and Sunday, aicspt Saturday by The San lord Ha raid. Inc. MO N. French Ave. Sanford, Fla. M771 Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford, Florida and additional mailing POSTMASTER: Sand addiaea changes ts IMS SANFORD HERALD, P.O Be* 1SS7, Sentsrd, PL S im -1 M 7 . HASS Ftsrids Residenti must pay 7% sales tea In eddMen Is rates above Phene{Wnm-Krt. lia b ility proceedings, which could limit their liability In the crash to the value o f the freighter, said Carl Nelson, at­ torney for Bouchard. Also Tuesday, testimony be­ fore the Marine Board of In­ vestigation said Balsa’s engines weren't thrown Into reverse until nine minutes after the Initial collision, according to records from the ship. That contradicts earlier testi­ mony from Capt. Thomas Bag­ gett. who had told the board that he ordered the engines "full astern" while trying to maneu­ v er betw een tw o oncom ing barges. Records from the Balsa 37. an outbound Philippine freighter loaded with phosphate, surfaced during hearings Into the cause of the Aug. 10 accident. The crash left one barge in flames and another leaking oil that officials still are trying to dean up. C. Steven Yerrid. Baggett's a tto r n e y , d o w n p la y e d th e significance o f the logged times, saying the accuracy could be questioned because they were written down during a confusing and hectic time. Earlier In the day. Baggett wrapped up hts testimony by reiterating that the three vessels — the Balsa. Seafarer and the tugboat Capt. Fred Bouchard and Us barge. BISS — shouldn't have been in the same area of the channel at the same time. "Although I realize I'm pre­ aching to the choir." he said. "1 challenge you to look at things differently, get Involved, and change." he concluded. Mas Canosa suspected of using black as front By Associated Prats________ MIAMI — Dade County of­ ficials suspect the leader of a powerful Cuban exile organi­ zation used a black contractor to serve as a front for hts company to secure millions of dollars In public contracts. County Inspectors have ref­ used to grant a special status to MBL Paving, the company hoping to obtain county con­ tracts as a black-owned con­ tractor. The Mlnml Herald reported In a story for today's editions. In s p e cto rs suspect the company ts u minority front that helped the family oT Jorge Mas Canosa. chairman of the Cuban American Na­ tional Foundation. Mas and the exile group have been an effective lobby both In the White House and In Congress on the United States' policy toward Cuba. The Mas family controls Church & Tower of Florida and Church & Tower Inc. In Miami. "M B L is effectively con­ trolled by another company. Church and T o w er," said Greg Owens, director of Dade County's economic develop­ ment office. "M BL has not demonstrated that It is a truly Independent business opera­ tion." THE W EATHER LOCAL FORECAST Today: Partly cloudy In the afternoon with a 30 percent chance o f thunderstorms. High In the lower 90s. Tonight: Fair. Low In the mid 70s. Light and variable wind. Wednesday: Partly sunny with a 30 percent chance of afternoon thunderstorms. High In the mid 90s. Wind southeast 5 to 10 mph. E xtended Forecast: Friday through Sunday: A chance of afternoon and evening thun­ derstorms each day. Generally fair at night and during the mornings. Lows eacli night tn the lower lo mid 70s. Highs each day In the lower to mid FLORIDA T IM M City Daytona Beach FI laud Beach Fort Myers G* inet ville Jacksonville Key Weif Lakeland Miami Pensacola Sarasota Tallahassee Vero Beach W Palm Beach Hi La Rtl w 71 00 « M 00 n u « ft n ti N n to ft Ji 1 4t 4! n ;i 75 OU n Ti /*r* -‘s/ BXTBNDBD OUTLOOK 00 00 01 00 00 u 00 00 00 4f n 71 74 .14 V. NATIONAL T I M M Tamptralures indicate prtvlout day'i 'F \J'A ' WEDNESDAY Ptlycldy 92-75 f yj *4, ■' THURSDAY Ptlycldy 92-75 ---------- 1 FRIDAY Ptlycldy 92-75 z SATURDAY Ptly cldy 92-75 SUNDAY Ptlycldy 92-75 STATISTICS__________ THURSDAY 80LUNAR TABLBt Min. 7:05 NEW Aug. 17 € FIRST Aug. 24 FULL Sept. 1 Sept. 30 (• LAST Sept. 9 ■BACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves are 1-2 feet and choppy. Current Is to the south with a water temperature o f 63 degrees. Now Smyrna Beach: Waves are 3 feet and choppy. Current is lo the south, with a water temperature of 82 degrees. a.m.. 7:35 p.m.: MaJ. 12:50 a.m.. 1:20 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: highs. 9:53 a.m.. 10:11 p.m.; laws, 3:31 a.m.. 3:57 p.m.: New Smyrna Beacht highs. 9:58 a.m.. 10:16 p.m.: lows. 3:36 a.m., 4:02 p.m.; Cocoa Beach: highs. 10:13 a.m.. 10:31 p.m.: lows. 3:51 a.m.. 4:17 p.m. BOATING St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet T o n ig h t : W in d sou th to southwest 5 to 10 knots. Seas 2 feet or less. Bay and Inland waters smooth. Thursday: Wind south to southwest 10 knots. Seas 2 feet or less. Bay and Inland waters mostly smooth. A few thunderstorms near shore in the afternoon. T h e high tem peratu re in Sanford Tuesday was 91 de­ grees and the overnight low was 69 as reported by the University o f Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded ra in fall for Ihe period, end ng at 9 a.m. Wedneday. totalled 0 Inches. The temperature at 9 a.m. today was 80 degrees and Wednesday's overnight low was 74. as recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. Other Weather Service data: □Tnesdmy'a Ugh............. 93 □ Barometric preaaora.30.0I □ Relative Humidity....79 pet □Winds. ■•••••**••••sKof^li 0 nph □Rainfall............04 of an In. □Bunaat 8:03 p.m. □ Sunrise............... 8:58 a.m. high 4nd owrnlghl low, Hi City Atlanta * aa Boston 77 Chicago 03 C lowland 13 Dallas FI Worth 101 Denver fl Hakne 43 Honolulu ft Houston 100 Indianapolis ft Jackson.MIss fl Jacksonville ft Juneau 44 Kansas City fa Las Vagas too Little Rock H Los Angeks It Louisville *0 Lubbock N Memphis N Milwaukee 74 Mpls St Paul fl Nashville M New Orleans fa Naw York City 75 Norfotk.Ve O North Plena 17 Oklahoma City 100 Omaha » Philadalph’a 1] Phoenls 107 Pittsburgh 17 Richmond U Sacramento f3 St Louis fa Sait Lake City 13 San Antonio ft San Diego 75 San Francisco S3 San Juan.P.R. fl Santa Fa 15 St Sk Mark 7? Seetik TJ Shreveport too Sk>ui Falla •7 Spokana 71 Prt Otlk tdy 30 edy m cdy dr tdy 0) tdy tlr tdy tdy cdy tdy .41 tdy tdy tlr tlr tlr 31 tdy dr tdy rn SO cdy 01 cdr cdy dr cdy a cdy 71 cl r 74 Of tdy dr 74 15 cdf 47 If tdy at 07 tdy 40 dr 71 tdy 57 cdy 7* Cdy 44 tdy tdy 54 74 edy 40 cdy 55 cdy 57 cdy 74 dr 4f 01 Cdf Clr 51 La 77 55 47 44 7f 47 aa 74 74 at 75 77 51 7t 74 77 44 77 71 74 44 47 75 74 71 71 �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Floilda - Wednesday. August 18, 1993 - 3A Lake Mary hot line proving successful POLICE BRIEFS Open container violation charged ■y NICK l»F II FA UP Sheriffs deputies arrested Arthur W ilber Bimbo, with no local address. In a parking lot on Lake Em m a Road near Lake Mary on Saturday. Deputies discovered tw o opened bottles o f vodka In his pockets. Me was charged with disorderly Intoxlcutlon and possession o f an open container of alcohol. Herald Staff Writer LAKE M ARY — A citizens hoi line providing Like Mary resi­ dents with an avenue to voice complaints has proven highly successful. T o dale, over 90 percent of the calls have lieen resolved. The hot line telephone was established at the Lake Mary City Hall, al the beginning o f thr year. From a central receiving polnl for complaints, calls are routed lo various departments which may lx- responsible for bundling the problems. Since the beginning o f the year. Ihc city has recorded 122 calls. 01 dial number. 114 have been declared resolved. Of the 15 hoi line calls re­ ceived during die mntilh o f July, die hugest number o f com ­ plaints to the city regarded a change In cable television pro­ gramming In the Luke Mary area. One complained about d ir removal of d ir comedy channel. Another objected to thr line-up of programming. As die c ity hus no direct control over s|M*rlflc cable TV Disorderly conduct charged Eddie Randolph Bush, 34, 1105 First Drive. Sanford, was arreslcd by Sanford police early Monday. Police said he refused to leave when asked to do so. during a dispute between his brulher and another man. Bush was charged with disorderly conduct. Double arrest Dwight David Long, 40. 66H E. Seminole Avenue, Longwood. was arrested on Highway 17412 In Longwood by sheriffs deputies Sunday. He was found to be wanted on a Leon County warrant for violation o f parole on a conviction of salr/purchasc of cocaine. During a search, deputies said they uncovered a sliver pipe In his |>ossesslon. He was also eharged with (Missesslnn of drug paraphernalia. Cops say gun found under seat Sanford police arrested Edwin Earl W hatley. 30. 2404 Cedar Avenue. Sanford, in front o f a store In the 2000 block of S. French Avenue. Police said they wrre responding to a call about a man seen sitting In his car loading n gun. When Wnltcy drove away, he was stopped by police nt 9lh Street and Oak Avenue. He was found to have n Derringer handgun under the driver’s seat of the vehicle. He was charged with carrying a concealed firearm, and carrying a concealed firearm by a convicted felon. More charges against Smith Sanford poller have placed more charges against Kevin Lee Smith. 19. of 2545 Park Avenue. Smith hus already been charged In n number o f burglurles In the Sanford nrea during (he past few months, nnd Is being held in the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. In the Intrst rnses. police filed charges against Smith on Monday, relalrd lo two break lns. One was at lhe Dairy Queen. 2523 S. Orlando Drive on July 29. In which S4(> was rejxirtedly taken. The olher w as nearby i.l the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, 2525 S. Orlando Drive. Although nothing was taken al the church, damage was reportedly done. in each case. Smith has been charged with burglary and theft. Shoplifting reported Sanlord police arrested John Edward Powell. 26. 631 Rose Cliff Circle. Sanford, on Monday. According to the police report. Powell rejMirtrdly attempted to remove three rolls of border wallpaper from a retail store In the 3600 block of Orlanndo Drive. A store security guard said Powell had placed the Items In a boxed toy. that he hnd paid for the toy but not the wallpupcr. The police report said the store security guard "forceably subdued" Powell In the parking lot. He was charged with retail theft, and resisting a mcrchunt without violence. Fight arrest Longwood police arrested Thomas E. Winterer. 40. of 391 Palmetto Avenue hi Longwood. on Monduy. Police said Winterer apparently entered a man's home In the 400 block of Palmetto. unU.struck hint with u be^r can. The police report said W interer apparently returned, at which time the homeowner attempted to defend himself w ith a baseball bat. but the bat was taken aw ay from him and he was struck with It. Winterer has been charged with burglary nnd battery. Domestic violence Casselberry police arrested William Arthur Gonzalez. 22. of 1007 Cedar Creek Apartments In Sanford Monday. Poller said he had been Involved In u fight at u Casselberry residence with his sister and unother woman. He was charged with liatlery. diimesHe violence. Warrants served • David Waynr Mi Knight. 41. *84 W illiam Clark Court. Sanford, wus arrested by Sanford police Monday, oil W. 20lli Street near Goldsboro Elementary School. He was found lo be wanted on a warrant for failing to appear on a charge of dealing In stolen property. • Michael Steven Blair. 35. 1810 Landing Drive. Sanford, was located at the jail Monday. He was wanted for falling to apjiear on a charge of possession of less than 20 grams of cannibls, • Edgar Oliver Gathers, 34, 122) Lincoln Court. Sanford, was served a warrant at the Jail Monduy. He was wanted for falling lo appear to pay a fine. • Richard Theodore Davis, 23. 1215 Magnolia Avenue, Sanford, turned himself In at the Jail Monday. He was wanted for fallin g lo appear on a charge o f driving with a suspended/revoked license. r programming, the calls were tumrd over to cable company officials for response. Olher rails regarded such mut­ ters as drainage, requests for fenring and street lighting, and trash pickups. Commissioners arc presented with a report each month on all the calls, and what action has been taken, or die response given. A d m in is tr a tiv e A s s is ta n t Susan Thom e who operates the hot hue phone said most o f the people who call arc very jxiliic. "W hile I’m sure they are sin­ cerely concerned." she said, “ hardly any of diem have been impolite. They Just want to Inform us o f their problems and needs, and that’s the purpose of the hot line.” Thr phone • mber Is 3243058 and Is manned during regular city hall operation hours On o f f h o u r s o r d u r i n g weekends, the phone has an nnswrrlng m n.liliir on which messages are recorded. The next hot line report will lie forwarded lo the commission for Information ut this Thursday's City Commission meeting. CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH A tall, cool drink of water Invites You To Come Hear Mm***. DR. W.A. CRISWELL Laura Espinoza can’t wall to grow up, so she will be tall enough for simple pleasures, such as reaching the drinking fountain at a Sanford park when she’s thirsty. Senior Pastor of First Baptist Church, Dallas, Texas Citrus industry cans Reynolds over publicity l y Ths Assoolstsd Press______ LAKELAND — Hurt Reynolds Is oul ns a television spokesman for Florida orange Juice as u result of the recent tabloid publicity surrounding his Ini* pending divorce. The citrus Industry cannot afford to let Its Image "get lost In all the hoopla." said member James Huff of the Florida Citrus Commission. The Flnrida Department of C itr u s t ills w e e k y a n k e d Reynolds' n atio n w ide T V uda touting the virtues of the Sun­ shine State's pniinp.il product. The publicity surrounding the acto r’s m arital problem s Is "overshadowing the message wc arc trying *° get through." said department spokesman Eric Hoomhowrr. Reynolds' one-year. 8500.(XX) contract will not lx- renewed In Novemlx-r. and fils TV sjxds arc being replaced with others that have run earlier. Boom bower said. The slate agency had dropped one of Reynolds’ four commer­ cials In June after the actor filed Dr. Criswell ha lerved is president o/ the Southern bpdu Convention In 1968-69. He ts the iuthor of Myfbur books. The Church owns end operates first Kiptin Academy wttfs mi enrollment of 1,000 end The CrtsweR College with on enrolment of 400. Dr. CrtjwHl Isthe chencedor of the ccfleje. I for divorce because It featured the voice o f Ills wife, Lonl Anderson. Reynolds, who lives In Martin County nnd attended Florida Slate University, and Anderson have been at the center o f u medln blitz since (heir separa­ tion. Tabloids have featured stories about an extramarital affair re­ portedly curried on by Reynolds with a cock tail waitress In Tampa. F= SUNDAY ONLY — AUGUST 22,1993 SERVICETIME 8il5AM, 11AM A 6PM Dr. W .A . Criswell Central II apt 1st where our pur/sose (j lo i«e... broken hearts, broken Jives, and broken families mended through the love and pow er o f Jesus Christ. T h e F lo r id a C itr u s C o m * m ission, w h ich runs - the de­ 3101 W e s t F irs t S t r e e t . S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a Don H 1 ic k s . P a s to r partment. may hire someone else later this year. Boomhower said. (4 0 7 )3 Z Z -Z 9 1 4 DUNKIN' DONUTS IT'S WORTH THE TRIP Take a D UN KM l Donut D O N U T* Break For Personal & Commercial Insurance 3755 S. ORLANDO AVE. SANFORD, FL. I n f r o n t o f W a l- m a r t P l a z a incidents reported to the sheriff • A surfboard, valued al 8350. was reported stolen Monday from a pool/patlo area of u residence In Ihc 700 block of Banana Uike Road. • A storage building In the 2500 block o f W . 5th Street was reportedly burglarized Monday. A drive shaft valued at 8450 was reportedly taken from a j>owcr mower. • A maroon 1080 Bulck station wagon was reportedly stolen Sunday from a business In the 400 block o f Spring Hammock Court In Longwood. T h e license number was listed as KXI-S2M. • A 81.200 honiemudc trailer, parked on the side of llic S.H. 46. I 1/2 miles eusl ofW ck lva River, was reportedly stolen. The tntiler was reported to have been disabled at the (line It was left on the roadside. Incidents reported to Sanford police • A number of Items were reportedly stolen curly Tuesday from a business In Ihc 3800 block of S. Orlando Drive. • An 18-pack of beer was reportedly stolen Monduy from a convenience storr In the 2000 block of W. 1st Street. • A woman’s purse, valued al $25 was reportedly stolen Monday from a retail store In the 3600 block of S. Orlando Drive. • Properly In excess of 83.000 was reported missing Monday, from a home In the 1200 block ofS. Palmetto Avenue. • A green 1977 Oldsmobllc. license num ber LZE-71U was rcjxirtedly stolen from apartments on West Airport Boulevard on Monday. • $1,000 In Hems were reportedly stolen Monday at a commercial business In the 2600 block of Jcw ltt Lane. • Ilcms In excess of S30O were reportedly stolen Monday from a church rectory, on South Oak Avenue. • A professional office In Ihc 100 block o f S. Magnolia Avenue was reportedly burglarized between Friday and Monday. Police report Ihc handle had been broken off a safe, but no list o f any missing item s was available. • A 1982 Dodge was reportedly stolen front a Sanford housing project on Monday. 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DUNKIN' DONUTS IT’S WORTH THE TRIP 1.99 from $ 2.99 . $ 4.99 B r e a k f a s t from $ Lunch M in o s 2565 French Avenue (Hwy. 17-92) Sanford 32 4-9266 OPEN EVERY DAY Urt.i !• 6AM ‘TIL 10PM u u™ I •*— ». U1 VM ■ 7D»r» S ACVm C ■ SH | �4A - Sanloed Herald. Sanford. Florida - Wednesday. August 18. 1993 Editorials/ Opinions Sanford H erald (USPS 481-240) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 831-0093 Wayne 0. Doyle. Publisher and Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Months............................919.SO 6 Months............................939.00 I Veer ........................... ..978.00 Florida Residents must pay 7% sales tax In addition to raise above. E D IT O R IA L S A fte r s c h o o l c a re c r itic a l W ith school ready to resum e, m any parents arc once again concerned about what their youn ger children w ill do d u rin g off-hours. Luckily, we h ave an nctlve Y M C A In the area. Each year, w e hear o f youn gsters w ho arc ord ered to stay at h om e, unsupervised, betw een the close o f school and the parents’ arrival from work. Problem s often occur w h en children are Iclt at h om e alon e. Not In e v e ry case, but freq u e n tly en ou gh to p rodu ce a seriou s concern. Most parents do w h a tever they can to prevent th eir youn gsters from running the streets during these tim e periods. In a few cases, a relative or baby sitter m ay be available to keep on e y e on the children. H ow ever, these Instances are rare. T h e tim e w h en parents arc unavllablc for those ofter-school hours is most critical. T h ese arc the hours w hen even a " g o o d " you n gster can becom e In volved In trouble, possibly stirred by others o f his or her age group. W e are fortunate to have an organization such as the C en tra l F lo rid a Y M C A fo r after-school program s. Located on Lon gw ood-Lak e Mary Road, south o f Lake M ary, transportation m ay seem to be a problem . T h e Y M C A h ow ever, is con du ctin g these afternoon classes at alm ost all elem entary schools w ith in the Sanford. L ak e Mary and L o n gw o o d areas. T h e classes b egin w h en sch ool Is out. and continu e until as late as 6 p.m . on all school days. In this w a y. after-school program s are BEN W A T T E N B E R G Budget bill: Pin the tail on a dinosaur a i...i is i.n. i ■ .t . * i •• a ....i « al continue to __ crunch forward, Just os It has been loved the pari about "reversing Reaganlsm." Oh, doing. What then will Republicans, who have really. The zero tax rate for poor people was of predicted recession, say on the hustings In 1094? Reagan vintage, and remains unrevrrsed. And I did not expect a prominent rationale for a "Y e s " Perhaps: "W e were wrong! Vote Democratic!" vote to be "saving Clinton's presidency.” Say Depend on It. Still. what? Wasn't the Idea to save America’ s the GOP can clean up economy? In 1994. They will claim It’s the biggest Beyond silly and stupid, there is sndnrss. tax Increase In histo­ Clinton ran on "change.” Granted, that means ry (false. If measured different things to different people. Bui the In-st In unlnflated dollars o f Clinton's language captured most of us. It will be a long time until we hear again words as and/or related to the radical and right as the trumpet calls to "end GDP|. O f c o u rs e . welfare as we know It" nnd to stop "something Democrats will claim H Is the biggest defi­ for nothing." cit reduction In his­ This deal hardly touches thul. It Is partly tory (false, for the because the entire political establishment same reason). But chickened out on "entitlements." those ravenous th e t n x c s ( e v e n programs that grow without specific congressio­ £ T h e re Is nal appropriations, driving deficits skyward. though mostly hit­ s o m e th in g ting the well-to-do) Deficit hawks believe that a real change In sad to say roll through the en­ attitude Is In the air and that gutsy political a b o u t th e tire economy, while leadership could have put a lid on things. b u d g e t bill, the deficit reduction But the biggest problem can be refined down but le t’s talk Is slim, and Invisible further than that. Deficit hawks don't often first abo ut fora longtime. differentiate between entitlements. Yet. (hr stu p id and T h e re has been trouble with some entitlements are only that silly. J they cost more than we want In pay. other silliness. I There Is something sad to say about the budget bill, but let’s talk first about stupid and silly. There are conservatives who announce, with certitude, thnt the deal will drive the economy into a brick wall. There are liberals who trumpet, with surety, thnt the same drnl will restore economic vigor. This Is "economic Illiteracy." The budget plan runs for five years. The cut rent Gross Domestic Product amounts to about $6 trillion per year. Over five years It will amount to an aggregate estimated $36 trillion, very big bucks. By contrast, the deficit reduction allegedly amounts to $406 billion. 1.4 percent of the $36 trillion. Big leverage It ain’t. Surety and certainty It ain’t. It’s a little tall on a big mother dinosaur, which Is currently galumphing through the forest on Its own. as Is Its habit. There hns been a serious contest about whether Republicans or Democrats win the booby prize for overstated political rhetoric In this matter. And the winner Is ... the Re­ publicans! After all. the likeliest scenario Is that the $0 trillion economic dinosaur, barely Impacted by the Washington bipartisan liars club, will JA C K ANDERSON I m h o d id Y O U SLEEP TYPICAL ■ w it h ? ■ t a b l o id JOURNALISTS. •>«tl IW WITH • *«*»<■» ar$Wl $••**♦* sm DID YOU I3LC1P? a v a ila b le l o a U . Y M C A officia ls h ave Indicated the program s a re n ot b a b y-sittin g. T h e r e arc ou tdoor activities, a tim e period for hom ew ork, and free play Indoors. T h e schools are p rovid in g the facilities. T h e Y M C A Is s u p p ly in g th e p ro g ra m s an d supervision. T h ere Is a fee. but for the services provided. It is m inim al. T h e YM C A d eserves a round o f applause for p rovid in g a program design ed to serve area fam ilies d u rin g this new sch ool year. K eep this In m in d w h e n ev er the call goes ou t to support yo u r Y M C A . It’s an outstand­ in g organ ization and w ell w orth ou r help. LETTER S L ift up y o u r vo ic e I'm appalled that the citizens of Seminole County would let our commissioners control them and their thinking without lifting up their voices or at least do something to prove they care. Don't you realize they are trying to take our tax dollars and give It to Orlando for things that Orlando could have taken care o f themselves. But. no. they build courthouses, ballparks. Million dollar men to play ball taking taxes from the homeowner hut arc afraid to go farther so they (mayor) strokes Sem inole County commissioners to gel our hard-earned money. All their buildings and that Science building and the Arts building I know has been there since 1070. Now why didn't they say that was first, no, they went after everything else. And they also want us to help with (heir zoo with bow much money? per year, a million dollars, did I hear? Wtf have our own zoo and are trying to build our urru up. That million dollars could buy our land to expand on our own. but frankly. I like our small too. The animals learn to know us and they feel trusting with us. What Is behind the sudden urge to give our money uwuy. The people work very hard to earn their money. Maybe our stale attorney should take a look at such a move. Now leave our money In our county alone. God knows we have plenty o f nerds here anil If anyone is going to be stroked. It better be In Seminole County. We people may have to have our own Boston Tea Party, southern style, right here In the Sanford area. Now. Dll the meeting bulls and start a partisan's drlvr to remove the "B ig Huddles" out of office. Now watch the raises start up In the commis­ sioners' salaries. They huve enough salary now, no morel England Is the only one left with a queen parasite, we don't need one here (hut does nothing but cuts ribbons and s|>adcs up some sand. Mar)1R. Jolly Sanford L E T T E R S T O E D ITO R Letters to the editor are wclcume. All letters must be signed, ineludr the address of the writer and a daytime telephone number. Letters should be on u single subject and be as brlel as |x>vtlblr. The letters are subject tnedlllng. ELLEN G O O D M AN For a m om ent, m ilitary lost track BOSTON — You have to give them stars for consistency. The military regularly manages to resolve matters o f human relaUonshlps with the delicacy, the finesse, the sheer sensitivity o f on assault vehicle on enemy terrain. This time the Marine Corps looked deeply Into the problems o f young military marriages and came up with a family policy: No Family. Or at least no marriage. The edict came down from Marine Corps Commandant Carl Mundy that as o f 1095, the Marines would be looking for a few good singles. They would stop recruiting married civilians. No husbands or wives need apply. Moreover. If Marines on their first tour o f duty wanted to marry they would have to consult with their commanding officers for a dose of discouragement. What a simple solution to a complex situation. It harks back to the old saying that if the military wanted you to have a family they would have Issued you one. It wus also evidence that the Marine Corps has learned astoundlngly little from the flap over gays In the military. Imagine. If you will, a policy that forbids recruiters from asking about sexual orientation but forces them to ask about marital status. Imagine a policy that accepts closeted gays and rejects openly murrlcds. A policy for young soldiers that forbids homosexual sex and discourages married sex. leaving open the possibilities o f celibacy, non-maritul relations or In Congresswoman Pat Schrocdcr’s phrase, "cold showers." Not surprisingly It turned out that Gen. Mundy had some relationship problems o f his own. Not with his wife whom, by the way. he married before he Joined the Marine Corps at 22 years old. His problems were with Defense Secretary Lcs Aspln. Mundy had apparently neglected to share his, uh. feelings with Aspln. Who apparently freaked out. (Dear Gen. Mundy: Have you ever tried therapy? Can this professional marriage be saved? Are you suffering from that old familiar lament o f troubled couples: a breakdown of communications?) Within hours of hearing about the singles order. Aspln overruled it. But n Pentagon s|X)kestnun said only that the secretary hadn't had a chance to "consider" It. Whut's really worth considering Is the reasoning behind the No Family Policy. As n commandant. Gen. Mundy Is not all (hat different from CEOs or branch managers who sometimes wish they could rid themselves of the messy human problem o f family attach­ ments. Or should 1say. encumbrances. M u n dy’ s stated concerns w ere about "readiness." He said that military life was tough on marriage and shaky marriages were tough on military life. Only 10 percent of married marines re-cnllsted. he lamented. The pressures of the Job. such os long separations, strained families and those strains meant troubled soldiers. "Eventually," he wrote, "the weight of family-related problems can disrupt the Indi­ vidual's concentration level, result In de­ creased performance and require command attention." In short, families a r e n o t h in g b u t potential distractions from the job at hand. T h e y a rc tim e c o n s u m i n g , e n e rgy -co n Burning sources o f unxlety that can lower pro­ ductivity and divide attention. Not to m e n tio n that families also cost money. They tend to £ T h e m ilita ry occupy houses, use reg u larly medical plans, eat m a n a g e s to somethng besides C resolve rations, and nibble m a tte rs w ith the budget. th e fin e s s e of There are company an a ss au lt heads as w e ll as v e h ic le on _ commandants who e n e m y te rra in . J wish for a staff of unattached workers they could deploy at a moment's notice to Akron as well as Mogadishu. There are fresh recruits In every line of work who are warned that It's better to have a one-track mind than a mommy-track schedule. In a competitive, downsizing, cost-cutting world, we are at one of those crossroads. In one direction Is n more balanced life; in the other Is u room at the lop that's a bachelor pad. In one direction Is u workplace struggling to become family friendly. In the other Is u workplace looking for employees who arc — or will act as If they are — family free. In the past decades, there’s been a move In the volunteer armed services to strengthen troops and their marriages. For one not-soshining moment, the Marines sent out a different message that said no couples need apply. They wanted young fighters without fami­ lies. They forgot that families are worth fighting for. The mythology of new budget WASHINGTON - Sen. Hob Kerrey. D Neb., who gave the administration fits two weeks ago. may not have won many friends In either p o lit ic a l p a r t y w ith his la s t-s e co n d grandstanding on the budget deal. Unfortu­ nately. the man who White House |K'rsomtcl reporledly call "Cosmic Boh" also stands as the lone voice of reason In an otherwise shameful budget debate. "Get back on the high road. Mr. Presi­ d e n t ." K e rre y re ­ cently told his col­ leagues In n stirring speech on the Senate floor. Minutes earlier, he had provided the m argin o f v ic to ry needed for passage by agreeing to vote yes on the budget. But first. Kerrey felt til* c o lle a g u e s de­ served a little lecture. ( ‘C o s m ic B ob' Rarely has a bud­ a ls o stands as get that does so little th e lone voice become the subject o f reason in of so much dema­ an o th erw ise g o g u e r y . m Is ln • sh a m e fu l formation and politi­ b u d g et cal bitterness. Both d e b a te . J parties are to blame. The budget, which passed the Senate on Aug, 6, will not cure our economy, nor will It plunge us bark Into recession. Instead, It represents a broken promise made to the electorate in 1992 — a year when voters said they were llrcd of the status quo. tired of "feel good” politics uml ready to assume the shared sacrifice needed to set the economy back on track. In the course of political posturing, several myths evolved about the 1993 budget which deserve to be set straight. The hrst Is that the president’s budget will soak the rich. In theory. It docs — the lop Income tnx rate Jumps from 31 to 36 percent. In reality, any taxpayer with a decent accountant can minimize the blow simply by reducing taxable Income by about 10 per­ cent. Even the retroactive feature, which nearly spawned a constitutional challenge from frustrated Republicans, may nol have much of an effect — many wealthy taxpayers acted months ago to protect themselves from changes In the lax code. In cither case, revenue projections from the soak-lhc-rich Initiative are bound to full short. The second myth Is that Clinton's tax package will hurt the middle class. In fact, the middle class will nol notice a difference. After shelving plans for a middle-class lax cut. Clinton changed course by proposing the Infamous Utu lax. When that proved too much for rural and Northern lawmakers, Clinton was forced to settle for a 4.3 cent per gallon gasoline tax hike. This is the only tax hike the working middle class will suffer. As any car ow n er knows, gas prices can fluctuate by more than 4.3 cents on the same city block. The gas tax Is an Insignificant one. The third major myth Is thut Clinton's budget restored "fairness" to the tax system. If fairness means the continuation of tax loopholes for any interest group that screams loudly enough, then perhaps this budget Is fair. Otherwise. It’s a continuation of a tax system where the general public Is taxed more to pay for the breaks we grant to groveling Industries with powerful Washing­ ton lobbies. Methanol producers, hotel and restaurant owners, even the dreaded Wash­ ington lobbyist establishment were all grunted last-minute concessions. Each one of these breaks, and there were many more In the fine print, had a name behind them. Tills budget was not about shared sacrifice; It was about sacrificing loo little and gaining almost nothing in return. While much of It can be attributed to political cowardice, some o f the blame must fall on the American people. Everyone seems to agree that gov­ ernment spending must be cut. yet no one seems willing to take the hit. Spending Is evil when It benefits someone else, but It become* suddenly worthwhile when It lands close to home. �Sanford Hsrsld. Sanford, Florida - Wednesday. August 18, 1093 - 8A False alarm ‘service fee’ considered 5°?,!?. Lake M ary ag end a Continued from Page 1A that, but at the same time, be fair to the public." By NICK PPIIPAUP Herald Staff W riter LAKE MARY - The City of Lake Mary is considering some changes to the ordinance re­ g a r d in g c o n tro l o v e r false alarms. The proposed plans would lower the fines and pro­ vide for waivers. The matter will be presented for first reading during this T h u rsday's city com mission meeting. It has been prepared by Police Chief Richard M. Deary. "T h e City Manager (John Lit­ ton) asked If I would look over the ordinance and determine If any changes should be made." Deary said. "S o I met with the Duslness Advisory’ Hoard and a number of home owners to find out what they saw as alarm problems and how they felt about the fees for false alarms." "T h e aim of these changes," he said, "Is that we want people to be responsible for maintaining their alarm systems, but we don't want to fine them out of business. That's generally what I heard from the DAD members and a nurtiber of citizens." Deary said there had not been many series of false alarm rep orts from In d iv id u a l establishments. "W e have to look at the cost Involved In responding to false alarms." he said. "It costs quite a bit to start up those large fire units and dispatch our crews to the scene, so we want to compensate for 1 ,)» One ol the changes Is the amount, and Identification of fin es to be levied for false alarms. Under the present ordi­ nance, no charges are mode until the forth response during a six month period, for which t50 Is charged. The service fees have Increased the amount to 1100 for the fifth response and over, during a six month period. With the change, the fine of 850 would be levied for the fourth and each additional false aln rm s w ith in six m onths, eliminating the 8100charge. T o smooth the Identification, the wording of the new ordi­ nance changes the word "fin es" to "service fees." After a third falpe alarm within six months, the police or fire department will Issue a warning notice to the owner or lessee or management o f the premises Involved. A response must be made within five working days Indicating any and all measures taken to reduce false alarms. The new ordinance also grants som e leeway to false alarm reports. A property owner may. within 30 days, submit documents to demonstrate to the satisfaction o f the Police Chief or Fire Chief that the alarm system has been properly repaired, the fine will be waived, providing the alarm was not set ofT through human error. ■y NICK FFBIFAUF Herald Staff W riter___________ LAKE MARY - The special Lake Mary City Commission budget m eeting, originally scheduled at 6 p.m. this Thursday night, has been postponed. The matter Is re­ scheduled for Thursday, Aug. 26. T h e re gu la r C ity C o m ­ mission meeting will begin at Its normal time period at 7 p.m. The following Items were listed on the agenda as of the beginning o f this week: • Approval o f minutes • Special Presentation — Rick Shlarla. Lake Mary Little League. • Special Presentation — Paul Tremel. Request to re­ consider decision regarding use of basketball court at Country Club Road and Lake Mary Avenue. • Citizen participation. • Report from City Manager (see below) • Report from Mayor • Report from City Attorney • Motlons/ordlnances from city commissioners • Public Hearing — 2nd r e a d i n g — O r d in a n c e , s c re e n in g o f m ech an ical features. • Public H earing — 1st reading — Ordinance, pro­ viding payment schedule for existing water customers who arc required to connect to sewer. • Public H earin g — 1st reading — Amending alarm ordinance • Public H earin g — 1st reading — Am ending parking regulations • Request for site plan re­ view with variances. Dob De­ lta Russo, applicant. • Resolution — Increasing speed limit on Rinehart Road. • Adjournment The City Manager’s report contains the following Items for commission consideration: • Request award bid for Lake Mary Dlvd. Landscape Maintenance, to Green Acres Landscape Management. • Request award bid for Lake Mary Dlvd Landscaping to Valley Crest Landscaping. • R equ est a p p ro v a l o f change order for Lake Mary D lvd. Irriga tio n m ain lin e connection • Request commission to declare surplus for donations to Interlachen Volunteer Fire Dept. • Request commission to declare 8.000 feet o f pipe surplus and obtain quotes from local salvage companies. • Request direction on re­ quest for exception to pro­ visions of mandatory connec­ tion to water system — Eddie Jane Keogh. The Lake Mary City Com­ m is s io n w ill m e e t th is Thursday even in g. In the com m ission ch a m b ers o f Lake Mary City Hall. 100 W. Lake Mary Dlvd. lncome category and 15 in the' low-income classification In the SanLanta subdivision In San-' ford. Of the grant proposals sub­ mitted. all but one seeks to target a portion of their grants u p p o r t e d a s s i s t a n c e to very-low-lncome families. The very-low-lncome target spending ranges from 100 percent by Habitat for Humanity o f Semi­ nole County to zero for Suda Inc., which Is targeting lowincome households. The grant proposals submitted are: • 8100.000 by the Greater Seminole County Chamber of Com m erce Com m unity Rein­ vestment Action Committee to p ro vid e down paym ent assistance to 32 families, mostly lo w -in c o m e f a m ilie s , In a private-public partnership lo provide new homes. Of the 8100.000. 85.500 would be spent for secretarial support and printing expenses, according to the grant application. • 8290,250 by Center for Af­ fordable Housing. Sanford, to provide construction expense a s s is t a n c e fo r 50 h o m es , primarily In the Oviedo area. Eighty percent of the homes will be targeted to low-income fami­ lies. • 8100.000 by Suda Inc.. Al­ tamonte Springs, to provide down payment and closing rosl assistance to low-income fami­ lies purchasing homes In Suda s Monroe Meadows subdivision on South Sanford Avenue. • 8231,000 by Lake Monroe Associates. Winter Park, for de­ sign and other expenses to construct Sanford Lake Apart­ ments on West First Street where rents will be subsidized from 840 to 860. Fifteen percent of the apartments will be re­ served for very-low-lncome fami­ lies. according to the grant application. • 872.000 by The Watson Group. Orlando, to aid In financ­ ing 12 homes In the proposed Oakland Village Estates In west Altamonte Springs to provide homes for very-low- to moder­ ate-income families. • 8 7 2 .0 0 0 . a ls o b y T h e Watson Group, to help finance several homes In North Spring Estates In unincorporated east­ ern A lta m o n te S p rin g s for very-low- to moderate-income families. • 8180.000. by Medco Devel­ opment Corp.. Maitland, for closing cost assistance for 60 f a m i l i e s . I n c l u d i n g 30 very-low-lncome and 24 lowincome. In Palm Point Estates cast of Sanford. • SG0.000 by Habitat for Hu­ manity. Sanford, to buy land and install utilities for 15 homes targeted to very-low-lncome fam­ ilies. • 8102,000 also by Medco. to p ro vid e down p a ym e n t assistance to 34 families. In­ cluding 14 In the very-low- Phone ness customers with ^ automatic dialing features such •s Speed Calling, alarm systems. *~DX and other services will need reprogram Orlando numbers have only seven-digit num­ bers. After midnight, calls to Orlando using the area code will not be connected. The toll change comes at the January order o f the Florida Public Service Commission In response to requests from com­ missioners and businessmen In v Lake Mary. Sanford and the county. The local officials told PSC conimlsalonr£»H4be rates were unfair -and*4oll-chargc» should be abolished between the two areas. Orlando-arca customers can call m oie than 530.000 numbers without a toll for 810.30 each month, compared to the 250.000 numbers local customers can call for 89.50 a month. In May lost year, the full PSC c o n d u c te d a ra re , o u t-o fTallahassee hearing In Lake Mary to consider the Issue. Local officials told PSC com­ missioners a "com m unity of Interest" had blossomed with Orlando, which could be seen In the high rate of commuting — and telephone calls — between the two areas.' They said long­ distance colls were hampering economic development Irt* the Churchr: Continued from Page IA mended acceptance of a number of variance grants and approvals which would allow for the expansion of the church complex. T w o additional matters arc listed on the agenda for Thurs­ d a y n ig h t's P& Z m e e tin g : A m ending the master plan re­ ding signage for the Seminole Townc Center Mall, and a re­ quest to allow barbed wire and chain link fencing for security purposes In a front yard of D ix o n 's A u tom otive Rcpulr, 1109 Sanford Avenue. The P&Z meeting Is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m., Thursday. Aug. 19. In the commission chambers of the Sanford City Hall. 300 N. Park Avenue. r Robbers Continued from Page 1A ■ i Several hours later, at approx.'Im a te ly 6 a .m .. fo u r men allegedly robbed a home In the •300 block of Friars Lane, in the Canterbury subdivision, Just » outside Lake Mary city limits, j "T h is also Involved four men." Proechcl said. He explained, "T h e husband had gone to work, when the four men broke Into the home wearing ski masks, tang sleeve dark shirts and Jeans. One had a semi-automatic hundgun." "T h ey tied up the wife with plastic handcuffing." Proechcl continued, "und took numerous Items out of the house Including the stereo , T V . and other equipment. Then they left In an unknown vehicle.” " A ll this tim e," he added, “ three children, between the ages o f 10 and 18 were sleeping and didn't wake up until after the robbery, when the mother yelled for them." In the case o f the armed robbery at the convenience store. Lake Mary police said the four were Identified as three white men and one black man. In the home Invasion, the four were described as being His­ panic. Similarities however, were In the use of masks, one man with u dark colored semi-automatic handgun, and clothing. "O u r Investigators will be working closely with Lake Mary police in this case." Proechcl said, "and right now. we arc pursuing the possibility thut both crimes may have been committed by the same four persons." Gaines Garden Chapel Funeral H om e joiningtogethertobettersene ourcommunity Frederic F. Gaines, jr. Ruth Gaines Myra Wan!well O u r new location Is••• 335 E. S.R. 434, Longwood, a 32750 (AcrossfromWhiteRose) 834-8550 or 767-5101 i» i v r northern sections o f the county 83.50 for two to three years because of the added expenses to before dropping back to the rate trade with "downtown." paid by Orlando customers. Commuters told the commis­ Local officials were outraged at sioners It was costly for them to touch base at home during the the proposed 82.70 difference betw een Orlando and north day because of the tolls. Out Southern Dell officials said Seminole County bills. They said they could lose up to 83 million th ey ‘ would rath er have no In revenues If the toll-free Or­ change than pay the Increased rate. PSC commissioners or­ la n d o c a l l i n g a r e a w e r e expanded to north Seminole dered a survey o f the 31.774 County. They said there wasn't local customers and 55 percent enough telephone traffic be­ o f the 13,377 responses favored tween the two areas to Justify the the 83.50 Increase. local calling area. PSC rules required more than To make up the losses, phone 50 percent support from all company otftflala told the com­ 'customers, not Just survey re- I missioners monthly bills for res­ spondents. and ordered** the ** idences should be raised by 25 cent plan as a default. Mall Continued from Page 1A can't say that we haven't looked Into It." In addition, approxim ately 130 specialty stores are planned for the facility. Drewer predicted the mall would have an economic Impact of "8200 million In retail sales per year, provide 2.000 perma­ nent Jobs, and produce 82 mil­ lion In taxes annually. The Seminole Townc Center Mull will be located on the LAURICE AN AW ATI RABBAT Laurlce Anawatl Rabbat. 73. Wheeling Avenue. Altamonte Springs, died Tuesday. Aug. 17. at Florida Hospital. Altamonte Springs. Dorn In Alexandria. Egypt on Jan. 18. 1920. she moved to Central Florida In 1987. She was a member of the Church of the Annunciation. Survivors Include daughters. Huguclte Ayoub o f Altamonte Springs and Claude Hobclka of Egypt; son. Daslle o f Mount Prospect. III.: brother. Naguib Anawatl o f New Drunswlck. Canada; sister. Georgette of M ontreal: and e igh t grand­ children. D ald w ln -F alrch lld Funeral Home, Altnmone Springs. In charge o f the arrangements. W O O D R O W PO PE Woodrow Pope. 79. of Airport D o u le v a r d , S a n fo r d , d ied Thursday. Aug. 12, at his resi­ dence. He was born Sept. 17. 1913, In Madison. He was owner and operator of Quality Cleaners. 1410 W. 13th St., for over 40 years and a member of St. James A.M.E. Church. Sanford, where he served us a trustee, steward, class leader, Sunday School member and president of the Lay Organization. Mr. Pope was an Army veteran. He was also a member of the Celery City Lodge *542 Order o f Elks and treasurer of United People of America *1. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e w ife . Darbara; stepchildren. Gossncr Harris. Phyllis Martin. Lewis Martin. Jr., and Leroy Martlif. southeast corner o f the Intersec­ tion o f lnterstate-4 and S.R. 46. within the Sanford city limits. Main access will be from a realigned Oregon Road. The ground-breaking ceremo­ ny. to be held near what will eventually be the front entrance. Is being spearheaded through cooperative efforts o f the City of Sanford. Sanford C ity Com­ mission. Community Redevel­ o p m e n t A g e n c y . S e m in o le County, and Seminole Townc Center Limited Partnership. s e v e n g r a n d c h ild r e n , one great-grandchild and a host of nlcccs and nephews. J o h n s o n F u n e r a l H om e. Eustls. In charge o f arrange­ ments. m a r ia n n e fi « stuarts P lu s S iz e s S iz e 14 & u p L a y a w a y JC e 17-92 ^'Continued from Page 1A P L a n S3 M ary B lvd . _________ l POPE. WOODROW Funef.l tervlcet lor Mr. Woodrow Pop*. n. ol Sonlord, who dl*d Thurtdoy. Aug. II. -will b* hold 1 pm ThurtdJr. Aug II, *1 SI. Jemet A M E. Church, with th* R*v. Nolan Pitta officiating Frl*nda may call from I* p m today (Wednetdey) *1 th* church Interment will b* h*ld Friday *t th* V*t*fant C*m*t*ry In Bu*hn*ll. John con Funeral Horn*. Euttll. In ch*rg* ol arrangements s tu a rts p lu s 3613 S. 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First S i Sanford, a 32771 324-5035 �•A - Sanfon) Harald. Sanford. Florida - Wadnaaday. AuqusI 18. 1893 > IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT OF T M IIIT M JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN A N D FOR tC M IN O LIC O U N TY. FLORIDA C A If N a W lW C A M K RANKERSTRUST (COMPANY) ASTRUSTEE FOR TH E RURAL MOUSING TRUST I W l. Plaintiff. IN TH E C IR L U ll UM JKI OF THE EIG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIR CUIT IN AN O FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. eVWe-CA-14-K C O U N TR Y W ID E FU N D IN G CORPORATION. Plaintiff. PHYLLIS W. TAYLOR, et at.. Defendant(t). NOTICE OF SALE IITT10 NOTICE IS HEREBY G IV EN pursuant to an Order Scheduling Foreclosure Sal# entered In IN » cata now ponding In u ld Court, •ho style Of which It Indlcatod I will M il lo tho highoii and boil bidder tor caih In tho SEMINOLE County CourthouM. Writ Front Door. Sanlord. Flor Ida. at 11:00 a m on Soptombor f, I***, tho tdlowing doicrlbod property at M l forth In laid Order or Final Judgment, to wit: L o t 0. B lock A . A . B . S T E V E N ’ S A D D ITIO N T O MIDWAY, LESS the North 1I7.S toot ai per plat Recorded In Plat Book 7, Page X. Public Record! of Seminole County. F lor Ida O R D E R E D at Sem inole County. Florida, thli tth day ot Auguit. teei MARYANNE MORSE A i Clerk. Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida By: JaneE. Jatewic At Deputy Clerk Pubtlih Auguit II. IS. tttl DEM til IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASENO.itt nu cA-ta-L JOSEPH 0 JOHNSON, Plaintiff. MORRIS G. ROUNTREE.et at.. Defendant! NOTICE OF SALE Net Ice It given that purtuant to a Summary Final Judgment dated March If. Iff), m CaM No *1 J 74I-C A -I 4 L ol the Circuit Court lor Semlnolo County. Florida In which JOSEPH 0 JOHNSON It tho P la ln tlll and M O RR IS G . R O U N TR E E , and C IT Y OF SANFORD. FLORIDA, ore the Defendant!. I will tell to the highett and twit bidder tor cath at the wett front door ol the Seminole County CourthouM. X I North Park Avenue. San ford. Seminole County. Florida, at 11:00 a m on September to. li t ), the following described property let form In the order ol Final Judgment ot Foreclosure: E X H IB IT -A " LEO A L DESCRIPTION Lott I and *. THE SUBDIVI­ SION OF SOUTH SANFORD, according to tho Plat thereof at recorded In Plat Book I. Pago *4. ot the Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida NOTIFICATION In accordance with T H E A M E R IC A N S W IT H D I S ­ A BILITIES ACT. pertont with disabilities needing a special accommodation should contact Court Administration, at M l North Park Avenue. Santera. ptends sm s. Tetepaane least 77) O X NOT later than Seven (7) days prior te the proceeding If hearing Impaired. (T D D ) t SOOYSSFTTIj er VOICE tV) l 000 Oil 1770. via Florida Relay VANESSA ANN ROORIQUEZ l/k/a VANESSA A MOJICA. J I M M Y M O J 1C A . a n d A L A F A Y A W O O D HO M E OWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC . Oefendant(i), NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE Is hereby given that, pursuant to tho Order ot Sian mary Judgment of Foreclosure In this c o u m . m the Circuit Court of Seminole County. Flor Ida. I will M il the property situated In Seminole County, Florida described as: Lot 71. A LA FA YA WOOOS PHASE VI. City of Oviedo, according to the Plat thereof as recorded In Plat Book )S. Pages ft. 77 and IX Public Records ol Seminole County, Florida at Public Sale, to tho highest bidder, lor cash, at the West Front Door of the Seminole County CourthouM. Sentord. Florida, at 1100 a m . on Sep •ember 14. Iff). . WITNESS my hand and Seal ot this Court August n. ton (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ot the Circuit Court By JaneE Jasewlc Deputy Clerk Publish August IX IS. >**! OEH 1)4 IN T ilt CIRCUIT COURT. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO. tl I U 1 -CA 14 K ALLIANCE MORTGAGE COMPANY, a Florida corporation. Plalntlll. Legal Notices IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OP T H E 1ITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AN OFO R SEMINOLE COUNTY CASE NO. f l-IB I CAItK O ENER AL JURISDICTION DIVISION CENLARSERVICINOINC PIsHtltf IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OP THE EIG HTEEN TH JUOICIALCIRCUIT OP TH E STATE OP FLORIDA INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY COM Hoi tt M*» C A U IK ) Oenertl Jurisdiction M ARGARETTENA COMPANY. INC . successor In Interest to NATIONSBANC MORTGAGE CORPORATION O F VIRGINIA.lermerly Known at SOVRAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plalntlll. vs. ROBERT O SCOTT. CARRIE D S C O TT. S TO C K TO N . W HATLEY. OAVINACO Defendant; NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to that Final Judgment ol foreclosure dated ------------. i m . entered In Civil CeM f ) m i CAI4K el the Circuit Court of the 1ITH Judicial Circuit of Florida In end lor SEMINOLE Counly. wherein C E N LA R SERVICING INC Plalntlll end Defendants MOBERT O SCOTT. C A R R I E O S C O T T and STO C K TO N . W H A TLE Y . O AVINACO I will Mil to tho highest and besl bidder for cosh el the West Front Door of the Semlnolo County CourthouM. X I N Pork Avenue Sanford F L U 00 o'clock O m. on September 14. Iff). the following deter Ibed property as Ml forth In Mid Final Judgment to wit: LOT 0. GROVE VIEW VIL LAGE. according to too Piet thereof, es recorded In Plal Book if. Pages 4. J. and 4. of the Public Records ol Semlnolo County. Flor Ido Dated August IX i m HON MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of Circuit Court By: Jane E. Jatewic Deputy Clerk Publish August II. IX If*) DEH IM DONALD SCOTT, ol el.. Defendants AM ENDED NOTICE OF SALE Notice Is hereby given that, pursuant to an Amendment to Summary Final Judgment of Foreclosure entered herein. I will Mil the property situated In Seminole County. Florida, de scribed el: Lot S4. TUSKAWILLA POINT, according to the plat thereof at recorded In Plat Book » . pages II and n . pubfk records of Seminole Counly, Florida. Together with: Range. Range Hood. Disposal. Dishwasher and Carpet at pubIk sale, to the highest and besl bidder tor cash, at the west front entrance of tho Seminole County CourthouM In Sanford. Florida, at 11.00 A M on Sep •ember Ik Iff) WITNESS my hand and Offklal Seal of M id Court August II. Iff) ISeall MARYANNE MORSE CLERKOF C IR CU IT COURT by: Jane E. Jasewlc Deputy Clerk Publish: August tl. IX Iff) OEH W D A TED August IS. Iff) MARYANNE MORSE. Clark ol the Circuit court B y Jane E Jatewic As Deputy Clerk Publish: August II. SJ. Iff) OEH 1)4 IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OP T H E EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOE SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO.i W-X41-CA-U-K A LB ER T D OONOV AN. JR ., and SUSAN J DONOVAN. Plaintiffs. T h ARLESM HOBBSand JOYCE J. HOBBS: PAUL L. PR A TT. Ill and DEBRAH. PR A TT; NATIONS BANK, successor In Interest to Cllltent and Southern National Bank ot Florida, a National Banking Corporation and NCNB National Bank of Florida; INDUSTRIAL WASTE SERVICE. INC..a Florida Corporation; JESSE J. GENDRON; DON PRATT; STATE OF FLORIDA DEPAR TM EN TO F R EVEN UE. Defendants AMENOED NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY G IV EN that pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment In favor of P la in t if f s . A L B E R T D . DONOVAN. JR. and SUSAN J. DONOVAN, dated tho fJth day of March, m i In Co m No ff M4LCA-14 K of tho Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. In and lor Seminole County, Florida. In which C H A R L E S M. HOBBS and JO YCE J. HOBBS; PAUL L. PR A TT. Ill and DEBRA M P R A TT; NATIONS BANK, sue cesser In Interest to Citltens and Southern National Bank of Flor tda. a National Banking Corpo ration and NCNB National Bank af F lo rid a ; IN D U S T R IA L WASTE SERVICE. INC., a Flor Ida Corporation; JESSE J . G E N D R O N ; DON P R A T T ; S T A T E OF FLO R ID A D E ­ P A R TM EN T OF R E V EN U E , were Defendants and A LB E R T D. DONOVAN. JR and SUSAN J. DONOVAN. Plaintiffs. I will Mil to tho highest and best bidder for cash at tho West Front Door of the Seminole County CourthouM. Ml N. Park Avenue. Seminole County. San ford. Florida »7 7 l at 11 00 o'clock A M . on the 14th day of im . the following described property set forth In the Order ofFIneiJi ot Final _ Lott It. TJ and 7) rnd South U loot ol Lot K . Block H. Fern Pork E slates, according to tho Plat thereof as recorded In Plot Book x Pages to through I ) Inclusive, of tho Public Records Of Semlnolo County. Florida. ( L*m Slate Raad right of woy) Said property own bo tutted lo arty outstanding I or eguttteo not terectoood in this D ATED ; August IX t m MARYANNE MORSE (Clerk of Circuit Court) By: Jane E. Jasewlc Deputy Clerk Publish: August IX IX t m DEH-IM Legal Notices Legal N otices egal Notices NOTICE OP FICTITIOUS NAME Nefke Is hereby given that I am engaged In business el III Genevieve Drive. Altamonte Springs. FL JI701, Seminole County, Florida, undor tho Fictitious Namo ot BUSY B'X end that I Intend to register uld name with the Olvlslon ol Cor­ porations. Tallahassee. Florida. In accordance with the pro visions of tho Fktltlous Nemo Statutes. To Wit: Section MS Of. Florida Statutes Iftl. Dianna Baslnski Publish: August II. t m OEH IW IN THE C IR CUIT COURT. O FTH E E IG H TEEN TH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT. IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO: W-III0-CA-I4-K AMERICAN G EN ER AL HOME EQUITY. IN C . l/k/a CREOITHRIFT. INC.. Plalntlll RALPH L. DUKE S end NANCY K. DUKES, his wile; SEMINOLE MEMORI AL HOSPITAL n/k/o CENTRAL FLORIDA REGIONAL HOSPITAL. INC.; ADVENTIST HEALTH SYSTEAA/SUNBELT. INC .d/b/o FLORIDA HOSPITAL. PUBLIC DEFENDER. EIG H TEEN TH JUOICIALCIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA; TAX COLLECTOR. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA; GEORGE E. M ILLXJR .. os Trustee. JOHN DOE, unknewn tenent(s). Defendent(t) NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned Clerk el Circuit Court ol Semlnolo Counly. Florida, will, on Mrd day el September. IW). ol lt:0t A M ol the West Front Door al the Semlnoto Counly CourthouM. Senlord, Florida oftor lor sale and Mil ol public outcry to tho highest and best bidder tor cosh, the following described property Situated In SEMINOLE County. Florida The West IM toot ol Lot I. Block F, B U E N A V IS T A ESTATEX at recorded In Plal Book X Pages I and X Public Records of Semlnoto Co.. Fla pursuant to tho Final Judgment entered In a c o m ponding In Mid Court, the stylo ol which It Indicated above In accordance with the Amer leant with Disabilities Act. per sons needing o special eccom modal ton lo participate In this proceeding should contact Court Administration ol X I N. Park Ave . Ste N X I. Sentord. Florida W it . telephone (aOI) M ) 41)0 E il. 4777. not later than seven (I) days prior to the prpcaod _ II hearing Impaired. (TOO) 1 -M M S J-IIIt or Voice (V ) 1XMSH77X via Ptorlda Relay Service. WITNESS my hand and al fklal seal ol said Court August IX i m (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark of tho Circuit Court By: JaneE. JetewkD.C. Publish August IX IX IW) DEH III IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E EIG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN AN DFO R SEMINOLE COUNTY OENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. ?I 1)47C A 14 K LINCOLN SERVICE CORPO RATION. Plalntlll. vs RONNIE A RUIS and DEE A HINSON l/k/e OEE A RUIS. •nd _ — — — , an unknown person In possession of the sub|ecf reel property. Detendant(t) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment ot Foreclosure doted August IX i m end entered in Co m No t l 7S47 CA la K. ol the Circuit Court ot tho E IG H TE E N TH Judicial Circuit In end tor SEM I HOLE County. Florida wherein LINCOLN SERVICE CORPO R A T IO N Is P la in tiff and RONNIE A RUIS. ot o l. ere Defendants. I will Mil to the highest end best bidder tor cash In the West front door ol tho CourthouM. In Sentord. SEMI­ NOLE County, Florida, at 11:00 o'clock A M on September 14. i m . the following described property as Ml forth In Mid Final Judgment, to wit: Lot II. Block B. BEAR LAKE MANOR, according to the plat thereof ot recorded In Plot Book II. Pate I«. el the Public Retard* et Semin*to County. Flor Ida D A TED August IS. Ilf) AAARYANNE MORSE As Clerk of Mid Court By JaneE Jasewlc As Deputy Clerk Publish August IX IX IW) DEH-U4 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E EIG H TEEN TH JUO ICIALCIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN AN DFO R SEM IN O LICO U N TY Co m N s .T M T H C A M K RESO LUTION TRU ST COR P O R A T IO N AS C O N ­ SERVATOR FOR CARTERET FED ERAL SAVINGS BANK Successor to C A R T E R E T SAVINGS BANK. F.A.. Plalntlll. vs. WILLIAM O. RUHFF E T AL . Defendants NOTICE OF SALE Notke Is hereby glvon that, pursuant to the Or (tor or Final Judgment entered In tots coum In Ike Circuit Court ol Semlnoto County. Florida. I will Mil ttto property situstod In Semlnoto County. F lor Ido. described os: Lot ) l . BEAR LAKE HILLS, according to the plot morool os recorded In Plot Book IX Pago V . ol mo Pubtk Records ol Semlnoto County. Florida, ol public solo, to mo highest and best bidder, lor cash, it mo West front door ot Semlnoto Co CourtbouM m Sentord. Flor Ids. 01 11:00 A M . on Soptombor 14. IW) MARYANNE MORSE AS C L E R K O F THE COURT By: JaneE Jasewlc Deputy Clerk Publish: August IX JX IW) DEH 1)7 IN TH E CIR CU ITC O U R TO F T H I EIG H TEEN TH JUO ICIALCIRCUIT IN AN OFO R SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATB OF FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION C 0 M N e .ifl-im C A .1 tK Flo. Bor No. 1417) RESO LUTION TR U ST COR PORATION os Conservator lor FIRST FE O E R A L SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOR IOA. Plslntlll(s). W ILB U R H ROWAN. JR .. RENEE M ROWAN, and JOHN DOE and JANE DOE. Unknown Tononis. DefeedanKt) NOTICE OF SALE Notice Is hereby glvon mot. pursuant to a Final Judgment ol Foreclosure entered In the obova slylod cause. In Iho Circuit Court ol Semlnolo C o u n ly . F lo rid a . Iho un dert-gned Clerk will Mil Iho properly situate In Semlnoto Counly. Florida described es Lot M. * AY WOOD RE PLAT, according to the Plot thereof es recorded In Plot Book X. Pages V and X . Public Records ol Semlnolo County. Florida al publk Mle. to m highest bidder, tor cash, ol no West Freni door al tho Semi role County CourthouM. Sanford. Florida ol ll:M em . on Sop (ember 14. IW ) D A TED August lo. IW) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol the Circuit Court By: JoneE. Jasewlc Deputy Clerk Publish August IX IX IW) OEH IX Coffee drinkers say cartel price hikes won’t slow flow 5 PHILLIPC. WELSH, slol.. Defendant!!) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE BY CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT Notice It hereby given that the undersigned Maryanne M o t m , Clerk of the Circuit Court of Semlnoto County. Florida, will, on September f. tm. ot 11:M a m at the West Front door ol tho Semlnolo Counly Court houM. In the City ol Sentord. Florida, otter lor sale and Mil al public outcry to the highest and best bidder for cosh, tho follow Ing described property situated In Seminole County, Florida, to wit: LOT )l. (LESS THE W EST a tM F E E T THEREOF) A LL OF LOT n AND THE W EST 7 04 F E E T OF LOT I). BLOCK « ! . SANLANDO THE SUBURB BEAU TIFUL. PALM SPRINGS S E C TIO N . ACCORDING TO T H E PLAT THEREOF AS RE CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 1. PAGE kill. PUBLIC RECORDS O F S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . FLORIDA pursuant to the final decree of foreclosure entered In a c o m ponding In uld Court, tho stylo ot which is M A R G AR ETTEN A COMPANY. INC . successor In Intorest to N A TIO N SB A N C MORTGAGE CORPORATION OF VIRGINIA, formerly known os SO V R A N M O R T G A G E CORPORATION vs. P H ILLIP C WELSH.sfsi. In accordance with tho Amor leans with Disabilities Act. per sons needing a special accom modatton to participate In this proceeding should contact the Individual or agency sending this notice no later than Mven ( I ) days prior to the proceeding at the address given on notice ___________ ■ylLISABBTH DUNHAM Associated Press Writer It’s enough to give you cnfTrlnc Jitters: The world's major coffcc-producing nations are form* Ing a cartel lo cut supply and raise prices. What's next? Ucan rationing? Lines at the coffee shop? Odd- and even-numbered days on which you can fill up your mug? Whatever the outcome. American coffee lovers say. they'll keep drinking. "I think people pay an awful lot tor collec already, and they'll keep paying the price." said Heather Cole, who senes all manner of coffee drinks at Uptown Espresso in Seattle, a city with more espresso makers than Las Vegas has slot machines and a loving civic relationship with the beverage. "I think people here arc more serious alnuil their coffee than they arr about their food." Cole said. "T h ey don't inlnd paying more for coffee. About two dozen African and Latin American countries, meeting In Uganda, said Tuesday they will establish an OPEC-llke Association of Coffcc-l’roductng Countries. Members plan to hold back 20 percent of their exports. beginning Oct. "Our objective Is to attain realistic prices for coffee.*' said Antonio Loddcr. Brazil's commerce minister. The economies of producing countries Have Prospect of Kevorkian trial intrigues experts over society’s hostilities, fears Telephone (1041 1)7 SOW; 1 (0001 m i n t (TDOI or 1 (boot OSS 1770 tv i. via Florida Relay Service WITNESS my hand end ol tlclal m o I of Mid Court August 0. t m (S E A L ) By: JoneE. Jatewic Deputy Clerk Publish August IX IX t m O EH 114 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIG HTEEN TH JUOICIALCIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY OENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C A S E N O .n o in c a u k L IB E R T Y NATIONAL BANK AN D TRUST COMPANY. Plalntlll. JO H N H. JORDAN and N R LLY JORDAN. His Wile, end THORP CONSUMER DISCOUNT COM PANY. Delendont(s). NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY G IV EN pursuant to o Final Judgment ol Foreclosure doled August 4. IW ). end entered In Co m N o V) 0777 CA 14 K. ol the Circuit Court of the E IG H T E E N T H Judicial Circuit In end lor SEM INOLE County. Florida wherein L IB E R TY NATIONAL BANK A N O TRUST COM PANY Is P l a l n t l l l and J O H N H JORDAN. 01 ol. are Defen donlx I win Mil to the higiwsl and best bidder lor cosh In Iho West Iron! door ot the Court houM. In Sentord. SEMINOLE County. Flor Ido. ol It 00 o'clock on September 7X IW). the fol lowing described property ot Ml form In u>d Final Judgment, lo wit: Lots I. 1. X 4. t end 0. and vacated strut lying North ol Lois I and >. Block A. Son Lando Springs Treel No 7). Second Roplol according to the Plal thereof as recorded In Plot Book f. Page X Public Records ol Semlnoto Counly. Florida D A TED August M W ) MARYANNE MORSE AS Clerk ol Mid Court By JaneE. Josowk As Deputy Clerk Publish: August IX IX IW ) D EH IX IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIG HTEEN TH JUOICIALCIRCUIT INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASENO.tXMU CA14-K F E D E R A L TR U S T B A N K . FSB. Plalntlll. EDWARD S MCCALL. JR end JO A N N E T MCCALL.hiswltol CH AR LES HERM AN TE TE N B A U M and A R L E N E M YRA TETENBAUM. his wltol and UNKNOWN TEN A N T(S ) In POSSESSION. Defendants NOTICE OF SALK NOTICE IS HEREBY G IVEN that on September 14. IW ). ol 11.00 A M ot Iho West Front door ol the CourthouM of Sum I nolo County. Sanford. Florida. Iho undersigned Clerk will otler tor solo the following described root property: L o is 11 ond 11. F O R T M ELLON, according to the Plot thereof as recorded In Plot Book X Page tf. K Iho Public Records of Semlnoto Counly. Florida Ttw alaresLad sale will be made pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment ol Foreclosure e n t e r e d In C i v i l N o f ) 1ISI C A U K now pending In the Clrcull Court ol the Elgh teenth JudkUl Circuit In and lor Semlnoto Counly. Florida OAT EO August IX IW) Persons with o disability who need a special accommodation to participate In mis proceeding should canted ADA Coordinator •I X I Norm Park Avenue. Sulla N X I. Santord. Florida JJ77I. al toast live days prior to Iho proceeding Telephone 14071 » > U X . Oil. 4777; I M0 MS 1771 (T O D ) or 1 (000) MS0770 (V ). via Florida Relay Service AAARYANNE MORSE Clerk olthe Clrcull Court BY: JaneE. Jatewic Deputy Clerk Publish August IX IX IW ) O EH IW i « iJ i: _ . -from • x r lr r s Ithat suffered the sharp siss^linr decline In In nprices followed the 1089 demise of an export quota system. Producers earned »5 .8 coffee last year, down from i l 1 billion In 1987. Uganda President Yowerl Museveni said. mnrWpl The cartel actually might stabilize the market. J d Nik! Zuekcrmn?. o f T . d » Okla Shc u„d her husband own the Gold Coast Coffee Roasting Co.. a bean seller and cafe. . Mrs. Zuckcrman said profit margins are bo low on some South American plantations that man> farmers arc turning to other crops. . •'They've been producing less, so for them to be nblc to raise some prices and regulate It a b,t in the long run. help us all out. "h e w ld . Not only will they be able to continue producing on plantations, but theyTI be able to expand and produce on more plantations. Mrs. Zuckcrmnn said she expects any price increase would be so small that most retailers will absorb It. . , ___ Even tf the price of one cup docs Increase. It won't tie by much, said Lee Cohen, manager of The Dally Grind coffee shop In Albany. N.Y. Tf I pass on an Increase. I believe It can t go up more t h a n s ix c e n ts a day." he said. That's not much o f a barrier to Java Junkies. "T h e way coffee Is In Seattle, people can I live without It." said Catherine Baker, a ballet dancer, as she sipped a caffe latte at Uptown Espresso ' I don't think they care what It costs. By JULIA PRODIS Associated Press Writer DETROIT — Society's fears, hostilities anti sympathies aboul death and dying will also go on trial If Dr. Jack Kevorkian takes his case to a Jury. The Issues In the assistedsuicide case are volatile, the key players passionate. Whatever the outcome, one thing Is cer­ tain. "Y ou ’ll have one hell of a trial." said Arthur Caplan. an authority on medical ethics. If a trial comes lo pass, some believe It rould have the social Impact of the 1973 Roc vs. Wade abortion ruling, the drama of the 1925 Scopes "monkey trial." and the media hoopla of the William Kennedy Smith rape trial. A Kevorkian trial would not have a direct legal effect beyond Michigan. But some experts speculate that If K ev o rk ia n p revails, d octors q u ie tly p rescrib in g overdoses of drugs to terminally III pntlents will do so more openly. Other states with laws against assisted suicide might toss them out. More terminally III people might choose to die the Kevorkian wuy. Poor people might be coaxed Into suicide to spare their families the burden of hospital bills. "I would predict the Kevorkian trial would be the start of a major debate that will take anywhere from five to 10 years lo resolve and will push abortion aside as the major social Issue facing Americans." said Caplan. director o f the Unlverslly of M i n n e s o t a ' s C e n t e r for Dlomcdlcul Ethlcsi "It would have enorm ous International attention." That Is Just what Kevorkian and his flam boyant lawyer. Geoffrey Flcgcr. arc hoping for. "Th is Is not a test case. I sec It as THE case." Flcgcr said. "Il will begin a domino effect In Legal Notice IN TH E CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE EIG H TEEN TH JUOICIALCIRCUIT INANDFO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO.tHOTSCAIS DIVISION K CITIZENS AND SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIDA. Plelnllflltl. JACK DOUGLAS LANIER, et et. Defendanllt). NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to e Final Judgment ol foreclosure dated August X 1**). end entered In Ca m NO *7 7070 CAM ot ttto Clrcull Court ol the EIG H TEEN TH Judicial Circuit In end lor SEMINOLE County. Florida wherein C ITIZE N S AND SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIDA Is the Plalntlll and JACK DOUGLAS LANIER. CAROL E LANIER, and ROBBINS MANUFACTUR ING COMPANY ars the Deten dents. I will Mil to the highest and best bidder tor cash al the West front steps ot the SEMI NOLE County CourthouM al It 00a m..on Septembers, let), the following described property as set forth In said Final Judgment: LOTS X AND )1 (LESS THE SOUTH too F E E T OF LOT X I, BLOCK D. SANLANDO SPRINGS. TR A C T 24. AC C O R D IN G T O TH E P L A T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK X PAGE 17. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOR IDA WITNESS M Y HAND and the seal ot this Court on August X Iff! (SEAL) HONORABLE MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ot the Circuit Court By: JenoE Jasewlc Deputy Clerk Publish August IX IS. I**) DEH IX every state." Kevorkian practically begged to be arrested after he helped a 3 0 -y e a r-o ld . t e r m in a lly III Michigan m an kill himself Aug. 4. At a n ew s c o n fe r e n c e . Kevorkian detailed his role In the death because, he said, he wanted prosecutors to have ull the ammunition they needed to press churgcs. M i c h i g a n ' s law agai nst assisted suicide needs to he challenged und the Issue put to rest, he said. W uync County Prosecutor John O'Hair agreed on Tuesday, m aking K evorkian the first |>cnion charged under the law. which look effect In February. O ' H a i r sai d he b e l i e v e s usslstcd suicide should he legal under certain circumstances. But he said. " I f It takes a criminal prosecution or trial of Dr. Jack Kevorkian to bring this issue to full discussion and resolution, so be II." Kevorkian has had u role In the deaths of 17 people since H*k). Murder charges were filed In the first three deaths hut were thrown out because tlic state had no law at the time against assisted suicide. Under the new law. which Is under review by a stale appeals couri. helping someone commit suicide is punishable by four years In prison and a $2,000 fine. Dr. Tom Preston, a Seattle cardiologist who helped lead an unsuccessful effort In Washing­ ton to legalize assisted suicide, believes more and more doctors who have been quietly pre­ scribing fatal doses of medica­ tion would "com e out o f the closet" If Kevorkian won at trial. "A fter one or two physicians arc acquitted under these laws — they might even be convicted with no sentence — then that will be the end of II." Preston said. "Prosecutors arc not going to keep bringing people before Legal Notice IN TH E CIRCUITCOURT OF TH E EIG HTEEN TH JUOICIALCIRCUIT INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. ej-)7S4CA DIVISION I4K CTX MORTGAGE COMPANY F/K/A PLAVCO MORTGAGE COMPANY. INC . Plaintiff. vs ROONEYR ROHRBACHER. etai. Oelendantls). NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to an Order Re scheduling Foreclosure Sale dated August X IttJ, and en tered in CaM No *7 7744CA I4K ol the Circuit Court of the EIG H TEEN TH Judicial Circuit In and lor SEMINOLE Counly. Florida wherein CTX MORT C A G E C O M P A N Y F/K /A PLAVCO MORTGAGE COM PANY. INC Is the Plalntlll and RODNEY R ROHRBACHER. IN LEE ROHRBACHER and AMERICAN GENERAL HOME EQUITY. INC art the Oefen dents. I will Mil to the highest and best bidder lor cash at the west tront entrance ol the SEM INOLE County Courthouse s< 11:00 a m . on the tth day ol September. I*t). the lottowing described property as Mt forth In Mid Final Judgment . LOT SO. SPRINGVIEW. AC C O R D IN G T O T H E P L A T THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOk 7t, AT PAGES 47 AND 4). OF TH E PUBLIC RECO RDS OF SEM IN O LE COUNTY. FLORIDA WITNESS MY HAN0 and tha Mat ot this Court on August f. Iff) (SEAL! HONORABLE AAARYANNE MORSE Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Jane E. Jasewlc Deputy Clerk Publish: August IX IX Iftl OEH ITS the courts when the precedent Is that nothing happens." Many states outlaw assisted suicide, and recent initiatives in California and Washington to legalize It have failed. Derek Humphry, author of the best seller "Final Exit." a how-to book on suicide, said It would be a mistake for the right-to-dlc movement to rest their hopes with Kevorklnn. " I t ’s a plncer movement. He's coming at tt through the courts and wc In th e rlght-to-die movement arc coming through the legislatures." Humphry said " I think by the end of this century, people who arc dying and need help to die because of their suffering will be able to get It quietly, decently and lawfully and It won’t make the newspa­ pers. It will he Just another medical procedure." Almost as much an Issue as the Issue Itself Is Kevorkian himself, a strident, gaunt and Intense man who some say does more to hurt the cause than to help It. Critics o f the 65-ycar-old Kevorkian are bothered by Ills lone-wolf tendencies and his helping people die In secluded places — a deserted cabin, a closed o ffic e on a Sunday morning. Inside his rusted van tn an Island park. A trial would probably "make Dr. Jack Kevorkian Into a hero, a martyr or l>oth tn certain circles and In other circles even more the devil than he's seen as being." said Alexander Capron. co-dlreclor of the University ol Southern California’s Pacific Center for Hrnlth Policy and Ethics. "P e o p le who believe there ought to t>e a right to assisted suicide under certain conditions don't think Kevorkian's way Is acceptable." said Yale Kamisar. a University or Michigan pro­ fessor of constitutional law. "H e makes people nerv ous. He scares them." Legal Notice.N TH E CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. *7 III) CA U K HOME SAVINGSOF AMERICA. FSB. l/k/a HOAAE SAVINGSOF AMERICA. F A . Plalntlll. PAUL H MATTSON; GALE W MATTSON, and JOHN OOE and JA N E OOE. fictitious names represent ing tenants In pOSMSSlOn. Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment In Foreclosure entered in the above styled cauM. In the Circuit Court ol Seminole County. Florida. I. Clerk ol ttto Clrcull Court ol Semlnoto County, Florida, will Mil that certain property slluat ed In Semlnoto Counly. Florida, more particularly described as Lot 14. SANORA SOUTH UNIT ONE. according to the plat thereof, recorded In Plat Book tf. Pages 74 and 77. Pttollc Records ot Semlnoto County. Florid* at public Mto. to the highest and besl bidder, lor cash, at the west Iron! steps ol the Semlnoto County CourthouM. X t North Park Avenue. Santord. Florida, at II 00 a m on September f. !**) witness my hend and ttto official Mai ol this Court on August). Iff) (SEAL) AAARYANNE MORSE Clerk of Circuit Court By: JaneE. Jatewic Deputy Clerk Publish: August IX IX Iff) DEH m Legal Notice IN TH EC IR C U IT COURT OF TH E EIGHTEENTH JUOICIALCIRCUIT INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI0A c a s e n o . n e ts) c a i x k NATIONSBANC FIN AN CIAL S E R V IC E S CORPORATION l/k/a C X $ SOVRAN CREDIT CORP. l/k/e C B S FAM ILY CR EDIT. INC. Plalntlll, G EORGE DEQUATTRO and D EBR A O EQ U A TTR O . husband and wife. STATE OF FLORIDA Defendant! NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that, pursuant le a Final Judgment ol Foreclosure en (•red In the above styled c o u m . In the Circuit Court ot Seminole County. Florida. I will Mil the property situated tn Seminole. Florida, described at: Lot tt). SPRING OAKS. Unit S. according to the plat thereof as recorded In Plal Book IX Pages II and 71. Public Records ol Semlnoto County, F lor Ida at public sale, to the highett and best bidder, lor cash, at the Wett tront door ot the Semlnoto County CourthouM. at 11:00 a m on September*. Iff) D A TED August f. Iff) AAARYANNE AAORSE C L E R K O F TH E CIRCUITCOURT By: Jane E Jetcwlc Deputy Clerk Publish: August IX IX Iff) DEH 117 Don't Miss A Single Issue! LOCAL NCW1-LOCAL SPORTS'LOCAL EOTTOAULS PEOPLE *HEALTH IFITNESS •EDUCATION N.illl' fll II* f.iltl A �L a s t c h a m p io n c r o w } f LO CALLY C alling a ll fresh m an runners Myers takes final league title I.AKK M ANY — Lake M.uv I Hull School girls hr.ul imss country i 'im c Ii Mike Gibson is IimiK iiiu Ini In shin.in runners for tin ti|>cnmliig season "\Yr wi'Ii 'iiiih * runnrrs in .m y grade." snlil (ilhsou Mill we srrui to lllivr .1 h.iril llm r getting 1hr un ril mil lo thr Irrshuirii Wr will pr.u in r .11 (i p 111 (hr rrsi ol this week .mil make .1 ili'i tsion wlii'ii srliool si.iris next wrrk .is in will'll p r.irllrr will hr " From Staff Reports SAN FO R D - Finally T in 1 Sanford Neereatlnn sprlnH women's slow pitch sollhall leaHue fin a lly reached Its n u n liislou Tuesday niHht at Fort Mellon Pa... Myers Tree Sendee rlatmliiH the championship with a 10-1 win over Hopkins Meat PaeklttH Myers victory completes a lateseason eharHe that saw the leaHue ehamplotts eomc from two Haines hack in the '.la n d in g Hopkins ( 10 31 won Its Itrst nine Humes, then lost two of Its last three Haines of the rcnular season, in cltidlnH a 13-9 loss to Myers 111 21 on Tuesday. A u h d. in (lie linnl Hatne of thr season that Inrrrd Tuesday night's name Myers scored all the runs It would need In the honour of the lirst InnlnH as Rhonda Forstner drove In See W om en. Page 3B Sanford A S A u m p ires clinic SANFORD - A 1 linn lor .n ivn n r lnlrirslril In becoming .in ASA (AtlMirtir Snllh.ill Assort.1 lion) rrrllltril tnnplri* will h r rnndiirtcd oil Saturdav. August 21 .it Saitlurd 1‘ltv Hall. MM) N Park Avenue, starting ul H a in I hr ASA Is thr largest sanctioning sollhall oig.uu/ulton ill th r win Id I hr 1 liulr will hr roitdurtrd bv llir Sanlord ( Mill luting S r r v lr r and iinllkr ntlirr rltnlrs thr whnlr srssion w lilrh inrludrs held work, rulrs It. 11111111*and li st will lx- dour in our day For morr liilorinatlon. rail D u .in r l.aFnllrllr at .I22'9<)26 or Noi k\ Klllngsvvorth at lIn* Sanlurd Nrrir.itloti Di'pariuirnl at 330-5697 S em in o le P O N Y re g is tra tio n FIVE P O IN TS — Registration lor tall leagues oltrrnl In th r Srinuiolr I’O N Y (Protrri O u r Nation s Ym ithl Masrhall League will hr avail ahlr on Salurrlay Anri 21 and Saturday Aug 2H at thr Flv r I’olntsCom pIrx Plavrrs h rtw rrn thr alies ol 5 and 15 aninvitrd 10 register on n tlirr day hrtwrrn tin hours of 10 a m and 2 p m I’la yrrs inuM hr tin designated a)Jr hv Atlg 1. HUM A ropy «>1 th r plavrr s hath certificate Is required as pronl ol ajfr lot thosr plavrrs rrHisirrum lor thr lust time with Srrnlnolr PONY T h r registration frr lot plavrrs between thr a Hr s ul 5 and 12 is $35. $45 lor plavrrs Id throuHh 15 Fam ilydiscountsa rr available For info. <all 1)211-5570and Ira v r message Longw ood fall s o ftb a ll LONG W O O D — T h r City ol l.onuwood Parks and Hrrrratlon Drparttnrnt has openings in tlirlr Fall Sollhall t.raHur lor Men s Class C and Su|M-r (' Co rd . M rti‘anver-50and Womrn Leaguesarr srt to start thr w r r k ol Scptcmlx-r Id and run tun- niHhl a w rrk lor It) wrrks Frr* arr $200 lor Mrn s Class C and Super( and $200 lor Ovrr-ftO. Co rd and women Intrrrstrd tram s should call Siinih I.mu.is .0 200 ll-ld o r 2<»o d 117 Monday throuHh Friday Fall s o ftb a ll in O vie d o OVIEDO — T h r Ovlrdo N rr real ion and Parks Department's tall sollhall leagues arr scheduled to begin plav 1 hr w rrk ol Srpt I •) T h r m rn s IraHurs will play on Fursduv Wrdnrsday and I hursday iu h Iu s at thr Ovlrdo Sports Complex I hr wom rn s Iranur will also piny on Wednesday mnhi w hile a ro rd Iranur Is planned tor Friday niHht Games will hr played at 7. H and 0 p in Open rrHlstratlon lor all live leagues will hr avallahlr from Ann 16 throuHh Sept 7 An orHanl/atlonal mrrtltiH is scheduled lor Th u rs ­ day. Sept. 9. at 7 p 111 League frrs a rr $310 plus a $15 Anirrlrau Sollhall Assoi latlon Ire For details, ru n la rl C ory Clarke al the Ovlrdo Nrr rratlon and Parks Department. 350-5660 AROUND TH E S TA TE DeBerg to play a g a in s t Bills TAM P A — Steve DrllrrH- w ho's played one quarter in each of Tampa May's two prevason Haines, w ill see extensive urllnn Saturday niHht In Ol l.milo aHa in si 1 lie Mu Main Mills DcBcrg. dll. prnhahlv w ill play al least one halt w uli Crain Krt< ksntt and Mark Vlnsir sharlttH 1 lurest ol the work Another Hfoup of players W yilie will hr watching elosrl v aHalnsI the Mills will lx- I hr ktrkrrs liiru m h rn t Eddie M urray and tree agents Tra rv M rim rlt and M lrh a rl I lusted arc rnmpriliiH lor true or. |xisslblv. tw o rosier sjkUs A R O U N D T H E N A T IO N Kile, A lro s blank M a rlin s IIOI STON — Darryl Kile pitched a career best I lure hitler lot Ills srroild sliutiiut tills M-.lsun as 1 lit I Inusiou Asiriishr.n ihr Florida Marlins-I 0 Kilt lid II s m irk out riHht and walked two In Ills third I'o in p lrlr liiiillc Me rrllretl IM ol the last 22 hatters he faced Ills previous low Ini Haim was a live-hitler Pal Napp II II allowed lour runs In four itmtuHs The victory was Houston's seventh in I*) H.unes Florida has now lost four ul Its last live ir~ ~ — iT; 3 -----------■ rmm: . '.'T* 1 B E S T B E T S ON TV B A SE BALL 7 :i<> p m - ESPN. Alltel lean League ( lile.mo While Six at Borflon Nrd S ix . II.f Complete listing* on Page 2B n e d H«r(M Phat* br Ro«»f H«rnj(k Linda Kenny (hilting) led Myers Tree Service to the Sanford Recreation spring women's sollhall league Idle Tuesday, collecting a triple, two singles, ono run. and lour RBI as Myers heal Hopkins Meat Packing The win caps a late season charge by Myers, which came Irom two games back In tho standings lo claim Iho crown SAN FO R O R EC R C ATIO N D E P A R TM E N T S P R IN G W O M E N S S O F T B A L L L E A G U E Chtmpionthlp j i m i H epk ln tM *«l Pok ing 000 801 8 I * M , . f » T r » » S*fvK« H I >81 « - 10 IS 0 > Toucan W illy’s, Mice take lumps F ro m Stall Report* W IN TER SPRINGS It must have Im-c ii something hi i lie water For one ol the lew times ui memory. Ixult ol thr Ovinlo slow pit ill snllh.ill trams roarlird by Mli krs Norton sullrri'd losses in the same w rrk Alter wait I i i i i H their sister tram, thr Paddv Mi Gee s Mire suiter a 17-2 loss in leaHUc-lrudltiH Lewis Drvw.tll Monday niHht. Tom an W illy's tried to s a v i till week tot tile Ovlrdo squads Bill tin m rn rami up short dropping a 7 <i derision to On tin- Rocks in I h r W inter SpruiHs Kciii'.ititiu D rp.irtm riil Men's Tuesday Night ( I.iss C Summer Slowplli h Sollhall l.caHue al ('riu r.il Winds park Last iu h Iii Hu the women's Hatur|. w r i o u ld n l till and w r rniddii I field said Norton "O llier thatitli.it wr did OK I'nitlght w r lilt the hall pretiv well, hut the lilts wi ri spread out W< pist i o u ld n l pul th e m together I )li wr|| iliat s die w a v it H<H's I In men were down 7 2. hut ratttr li.uk Willi lout runs m tin null tuning to get within one run. Imt i mild get not loser Former Ovlrdo High Si limil si.u Ryan A lkirr had the lug blow m the tilth inning lor Toucan Willy s. i r.n klugn threr-run home run Alktrr also made thr defensive plav nl the game r nulling Into the left held truer to make a rim saving catch m the bottom ol the lourili inning l or tits < lion Alktrr ended up with a rut on h i s t best i l l . m tali almost hum shoulder lo shoulder Former Like Howell and Seminole Com m unity < nllrgr baseball player liillv Siripp also bail a lug Halite on clrlmsr. Hulling two catches m the out Drill into double plav s Ptovidlng ilie oltrnsr lor Totiran Willy's were Mob York (three Inis). A lktrr llmmc run. three Rlill. Kenny T u lllr Isiiiglr two Rllll. Kildlr Norton (single. Klill and Slrlpp. Ronnie Gardner, .lohii Mi Kav Chiu k l.aPelers and Dennis Codri-v lone single eaeltl Tin loss dropped Tom an Willy s to 6-3. while ()n I'hc Rocks unproved lo 5 I Willy s vv ill Imisli Us season next I uesdav vv uli a 7 30 p til against tin Mroadway Homlwrs and must win lo Insure a set ond plai t- tmish and a trophy For the Mire mi Monday uiglit. Ferrl Mann and Tainilil Cliessei had I wo tills each as Paddv Metier s Irll lo 1-5 File Mlt r will also lllllsh their season next Moml.iv with an H HO p in against ib< Bruisers and musi win n> linlsli with a 5oo season and a 1 1ill d pl.n r Imisli W e m o m e n ta rily in te rru p this s e a s o n -----The Sanlord Recreation Department's Summer Youth Basketball League experienced an unscheduled night oil Tuosday Loague play should resume Thursday al the Sanford Middle School gymnalonum with Robert Rullin (with H«nld Pkofj br Roftr Mjrnjch ball) and his Arrow Force II loammates playing tho Bad Boys at 7 pm. while tho Sanford Housing Authority laces Iho Willie Hollio Five al 8 p m Jorome Williams (while shirt) and his Medical Conlor teammates havo Iho bye Elder Anderson wins race as son takes series Dy PAUL M A R S E Q L I A Special lo the Herald ORLANDO Friday nlglii slln .il leg ol llir l.air Mmlrl Triple Crown at Orlando Sprrilwtirld turned into a lather-sun sliixitoiii lK-lwerii Dirk ami Wayne Anderson Dick Anderson, the father, went green Hag to checkers to win thr lOO-l.ip event However the overall I rtplr Crown i liamplou was W .iyur Andrrson who li.ul three top-live Mulshes III the s r t l r s Wavne Anderson nxik Ih r title with a two point advantage over O strrn s Man Klnlrv "litis |s tnv lust championship and Tin rr.iliv lltrlllrd '.m l Wayne Anderson, who vvas piloting the Allan Meeks i at Mv dad also won the crown, along with a bunch ol other great drivers Now . I'm proud in I k - in their conqiany Dirk Anderson s e t (h r evening's tasiesi qualifying Bute and. by the lurk of the draw, started the race from the Inside (Mile Daniel Kerne, who won Hu b r s i iwn races ol tlic series, started on the outside of the lirst row I knew I had my work cut out for me tonight." said Dirk Anderson, who won the Triple Crown c h a m p io n s h ip " W i t h D a n ie l I Keene) starting next lo me. I knew I had lo pimp out front early bold my line and st.iv out ol trouble Mv C it r u s C h r y s le r Dodge Davton.i lor the |ob done It wnxn t p e rliil but tt gave me enough to vv III Crossing the strijx' several ear lengths ht'lund Anderson was Ills sun. Wayne, who was trailed by Pete O n . Ed Meredith, and Klnlcy "I in real proud ol Wayne's lluish tonight, hut most of all. with the progress he's made tills season.' See An derson *. Page 3B Russell dedicates victory By P A U L MAR S E QL IA Special lo the Herald S A M S U L A - Apopka's David Russell cruised to victory In the Late Model feature event Satur­ d ay n ig h t at New S m y r n a Speedway and then dedicated the victory to thr memory of 30 year old David Mobley, who passed away last week David assisted Ills father. Carl "Captain Video Mobley, the video technician at O rla n d o SpecdWorld and New Sm yrna Speedway. In victory lane cere­ monies. Russell presented the winner's trophy to Carl. "New Sm yrna Speedway has always been more than a race track to me We're not only competitors, we're all friends and fam ily." said Russell, who also celebrated Ills birthday Saturday "David was a real super guy tb.it w r will all miss More than anything I wanted to w in tlie rare for Mr. M (Curl Mohleyl and Ids wife "I hope that tills trophy will somehow convey our deep feel lugs and sincerity lor tlu-lr loss Carl Mobley added. "Mv wile and I appreciate ibis very mm b we know everyone here is slut ere In tlu-lr feelings and we u p p m i ate It very much " Russell, driving the Hnrseu Around Farms Pontiac Firebird led every circuit to claim tits sixth win of the season He was See Dedication. Page 3B 1b » �f ■ • Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida • Wednesday, August 18, 1003 STATS & STANDINGS Tuotday night First ra t* -1 4 M .M : 11.17 3 David Whitman 5 30 5 30 3 30 7CR't Smohaum |00 4 40 4Quick Jal 3 30 0 13 71 33.14 P (1 71 33.44 T (17-41 441.34 lacond race — 1454, 0:11.54 4 Caro I Tigress 4 40 5 30 3 40 r Gift Of Greco 4 30 3 40 3 Prlcoloss Winner 1.30 Q (4-7) 11.44 P 14-71 54 44 T (4 7 1) 11144 DO (14) 14 44 TMrO race — 1454, B: 34.tf 4 Wright Doe Day 30 40 7 30 5 40 I Georgia Fly 5 40 4 40 SCV'i Kid Loomer 10 40 Q (1-4) 14.44 P (4-1) 144.74 T (4-1-51 541.44 Fourth race - 1444. D: 14.74 3 U s Bad Boy 7 00 3 X 400 4 Zaggin With Zig 4403 40 I Manatee Kathy 310 Q (1-4) It 40 P (14 ) 77 40 T (34 4) 147 40 Fifth race -1410. E: 11.44 7 Border Culprit 14 40 730 S40 1 Drew's Prlte 4 003 30 4 My Big Nine 17 40 0(1-7111 44P(7 1) 45 40TI7-14) 1117.74 tilth ra c e -IS M . Ai 74 40 1Public Approach 17 00 7 00 4 40 iRlotSlnlln 4 00 1 40 1 Urban's Steel 7 40 Q It 4) 11.40 P (1 47 104 40 T (1411 111 04 Pick 117-7-1) let Ipald 11.40 Seventh race - ISM. 0 It .17 4 Rocker Rhonda 1740 14 00 4 40 7 RD * Little Guy 4 40 4 00 IM PS Andrew 710 Q (47) 41.74 P (47) 145 00 T (47 4) 4M 44 S (4 7 4 5) 1114 40 Eighth race — I 4M. C; 11.71 4 Pinto Paula 34 40 15 70 4 00 7 Homerun Master 4 00 1 40 i Ttf Estell 140 0(74)74 74 P (41) M 1ST (4 1-1)114 41 ninth race — 14M. A: w 74 4 LR Christian 410 710 140 SDLB'sDude 7 40 4 70 4 Glenwood Clover 4 70 0 (41) It 44 P (45) 141.70 T (4141 IT IM QD (1 4 a 4 All) M.74 llth ra c e -IS M .B : 11.lt 1 Pirns Prmse 17 40 740 1 10 4 Husker Eipress 540 140 1 RV Lethal Weapon 7 40 Q (14) 14.41 P (1-4) X* 44 T (14 1) 114 44 lllhrace — 14M. 0 : 11.11 5 TM Brlana If 00 410 1 40 I Glens Pet 140 3 40 7 Patience H 140 Q (54) 11.44 P (14) 41 If T 114-7) Ifl.M Carryover S114ll.ll 11th race — 14M, A: M.71 7ML Chlettan Dan 7 40 7.14 4 00 500 130 l Seductive 1 Anthony D 140 O (1-7) 41 M P (7-1) 114.14 T (7-1-5) 144.44 S (7-1-5-1)4574.44 llthrace — 3*44. T; It It 1 Bikini Watcher 4 00 4 40 140 IJC K Genie 4 00 710 7 Final Chapter 500 Q (1 11 14.41 P (14) ll.M T (14-7) 414.11 I4thrace-I4M , Cl 11.11 5 Aok Bob 10 40 10 40 5 00 ITravoltna 30 30 540 4 Behns Jenna Rue 1110 O (111 45.44 P (111 111.11 S (5-14-4) 11I4M.M A — 444/ H— 1111.744 All Tima* EOT NATIONAL LEAGUE Ea*t Division W L Pel. Philadelphia 74 43 47* 47 17 .54) St Loui* Montreal 43 57 .535 40 4*4 Chicago X 57 43 .475 Plttiburgh Florida ‘ 11 44 «re Haw York 41 71 145 Watt Dtvttton W L Pci. San Francltco X »0 444 Atlanta 73 47 .404 Moutton 1) 57 .571 Lot Angela* 5* X .500 Cincinnati 40 47 4*7 San Diego 44 74 343 Colorado 43 75 344 Tuetday't Gama* Chicago 7. Montreal 7.1*1 gam# Montreal 4. Chicago 4. Tnd game Plttiburgh 10. San Frencitcol Clnclnnatia. New YgrkO Atlanta ). Lot Angata* I Hamtow 4, Florida 0 SI. Loult I. San Oiego 4 Philadelphia 10. Colorado 7 OB — * 1)1) 17 1*V) X a OB — 41) 17 1*1) X ') 33<) 351) Montreal (Hill 7 31 at Chicago (Hibbard f * l.7 :X p m San Francisco (Wilson | 41 at Pittsburgh (Smith 14). 7 15 pm New York ITanana 513) at Cincinnati (Pugh 7 1l),7 15pm Los Angeles (Hershlser I 13) at Atlanta (Avery I I 4 ).7:40pm Florida (Armstrong 7 171 at Heeslen (Swindell I t l . l l t p.m San Diego IBrocall 3 4) at St. Louis IOsborne 4 4). I 15 p m Philadelphia (Greene 111) at Colorado (Sanford l 01. t 05p m. Thursday ’s Games San Diego at St. Louis. I.15p m, San Francisco at Pittsburgh. 1 05 p m Phi ladelphla at Colorado, 5 05 p m Los Angeles at Atlanta. 7 40p m Montreal at Chicago. 4 05 p m Florida at Houston. 4:01 p.m. AMERICAN LEAGUE Eost Division W L Pci. GB S7» — SI X Toronto New York $70 1 4* 1) Botlon la U Sal 4'y Baltimore 47 J7 531 4to Detroit 47 40 504 •1) Cleveland U M 44) 14 Milwaukee X ) 31 al 71 Wait DtvIUen W L Pet. GB Chicago 41 33 551 — KanutCIty 47 17 331 )•» Teie* II M Si) 4() re* I t ) Seattle if 40 Calllornla 454 11 sa 44 441 1) Minnetola S3 44 re 44 41* I3t) Oakland TuvvdJy‘ 1 Gamtl N«w York It. T* i « i 4. Ill game T t ia il. New York 1. Tnd gam# Toronto 4. Cleveland 4 Chicago! Bolton3 Kanui City 1. Mlnneiola 7 04 blend 6. Milwaukee 1 Detroit 4, California ] Seattle 1 , Baltimore 1 Wedneiday** Garnet Teiat (Pavlik a a) al New York (Abbott 4 4 ).I p m Milwaukee (Miranda 7 It at Oakland I Darling 4 41,1: lip m Baltimore (Moyer 7al al Saatfia IHanion 1041.1 15pm Toronto (Stotttamyra 4 4) at Cleveland ILopat] 1). 7 03p m Chicago (Bara 5 4 ) at Boston (Darwin 17 41. 7 15p m Kanui City I Appier 114) at Minnetola (Tapani; 1I),|.05pm Datroil (Moore 441 al California (Finter 13 4). 10:05p.m. Thunder'* Oeme* Kanut City al Mlnneiola. 1: lip m Cleveland at Botlon. 7 51pm Milwaukee at California. IB 05pm Tim Raines Is a Sanford native and Ssmlnole High School graduate now playing for the Chicago W hite Sox. His stats are lor the 1993 season In the first column, personal-best season totals in the second colum n and current career totals (Including 1993 games) In the third column. Raines was 1-lor-4 with a run Tuesday night as the W hite Sox bogan a three-game series against Boston with a 3-2 win. Tonight’s game can be seen on ESPN beginning at 7:30 p.m. RAINES GAUGE '93 Category G am es....... ....... 74 At-bals....... .......266 ..... 58 H its ............... ....... 81 RBI............ ....... 37 Doubles...... ....... 9 Triples......... ....... 4 Home run3. ....... 12 S teals.......... ..... 9 Average....... ........ 305 b ttl 160 647 133 194 71 38 13 18 90 .334 career 1,777 8,727 1,194 2,004 690 325 100 119 738 .298 Fort Myert (Twln*l 11 17 440 »*) a Clearwater (Phimet! a X 411 It a won tlr*l hall dlvl*!on title Tuetday’t Game* St. Lucia 5. Otceola I Charlotte 4. SI Patertburg 1 Lakeland 4 , Clearwater 1 Dunedin 7, Vero Bear h 3 Fort Myer* 5 We*l Palm Beach I Fort Lauderdale 1. Seratota 1 Wednetday'i Game* 0*ceolaatSt. Lucie St Patertburg al Charlotte Lakeland al Clearwater Vero Beech at Dunedin We*t Palm Beech at Fort Myer* Fort Lauderdale at Seratota Thurtday'i Game* St Patertburg at Fort Lauder da1* Dunedin at Lakeland Clearwater at St. Lucie. 7 F ort Myer* al Varo Beach Seratota at Watt Palm Beach Daytona at Char lotta A5TR03 «, MARUMI* HOUSTON ab r h bi ib rlib l Blggio 7b 4 1 ) 1 4 0 10 Carr cl Finlay el 4 0 0 0 Brbert* 7b 4 0 10 Bgwell lb 4 t 1 1 Cortina II 3 0 10 Anthny rl 3 1 1 1 Shlfte'dlb 4 0 0 0 Cmlnltl 3b 3 0 0 0 Dttrde lb 3 0 0 0 Gmato! II 3 13 0 Snltagoc 3 0 0 0 Whlimr rl 3 0 0 0 Tbniaac 3 0 ) 0 Cedenot* 1 0 0 0 Wen* ** 3 0 0 0 Uribe tl 7000 10 0 0 Rappp Kllep 3000 Ariatph 10 0 0 Nenp 0000 Briley ph 1 0 0 0 RRdrgip 0 0 0 0 Tefal* N il) Tgtelt X 4 3« FLORIDA Southern League Second Hall Eaitern Divitton W L Kncivilla (Blue Jar*I 71 71 Carolina I Pirate*) 17 35 Orlando (Cub*) >4 14 * Greenville (Brave*) 71 14 Jacktonvllle (Mariner* I II M We*tern Dfvltton Birmingham (WSoi) 33 71 Chattanooga (Red*) X 71 Hunttvlile lAIhllcal X 15 Mamphl* (Royala) 73 X * Nathvllto (Twin*) 71 31 * wen lirtl hall divitton title Tuesday'* Oeme* Greenville 5. Memphlt 1 Chattanooga 4. Carolina 7 Birmingham 4. Jecktenville 4 Munttvllle 17. Knoiville I Orlando 4. Nethvill* 1 Wednetday'i Game* Memphlt al Greenville ChaHanooge at Carolina Knotvllle at Hunttvlile Thurtday'i Game* Greenville el Ortend*, t Heihvllle el Jacksonville Carolina*! Knoavllle Birmingham al ChaHanooge Mamphl* al Hunltvilla Pet GB .574 - 514 .504 411 .411 1 4 7to *»y — 111 540 3 sx 41) 431 * ') 40* 11 Florida Stale League Second Hall Eallarn Civilian W L Pel. GB SI. Lucia (Metil 11 14 444 4U 14 74 440 W P BeachlEbpotl Dayton* (Cub*) 7) 77 *40 I0to Otceola (Atlro*) 7) X 44) IM) * Lakeland (Tiger*) 71 77 431 I1») 473 111) Varo Beach lOodgertl 71 X 31 7*3 1) Fori Laudardala IRod Soil X Wot torn Dhrliton Char lotto (R anger* 1 I) II *47 — Seratota 1While $o> > X 31 54* 3 SI Pale 1Cardinal* 1 71 510 3D X 4*0 4 Dunedin (Blue Jaytl 15 » 4*4 40* *04 - 4 Florida «•) IM M l - 4 Mow*Ion E - Berberie 14). Kite 111 OP - Florida t. Moulton 1. LOB - Florida 5 Moulton ] IB — Carr 111). Biggto (11) IB -Anthony (1). IP M R ER BB SO Florida Rapp L. 14 4 1 4 1 1 1 Nan 3 0 0 0 0 '4 RRodrtguui 1 0 0 0 0 0 Hauttan Kite W, 114 4 1 0 0 1 1 MBP — by Kite (Conlnel. Umpire* — Home, R lp p lty; F lr t l. Crawford. Second. Quick. Third. Kerwin Donley T — 3 15 A -14.407 BASM ALL LEADERS NATIONAL LEAOUE O AB RGwynn SO 104 4X 51 J* Iter to*SIL 103 3*4 4* Kruk Phi 11 ) 3*0 X Merced Pit 104 344 *1 11 * X7 *7 BondiSF RoThompton SF *3 343 45 Grace Chi 111 443 *7 Gllkey SIL *5 3M 77 H Pet. 153 IX 131 Ml 13) IX 143 in 354 347 )X 33* 335 131 334 .117 Tim Raines 114 457 44 l4l 114 111 olO 71 IM 114 Run* Scared Dykttra. Philadelphia. 110/ Bond* San Francltco. 47; Gant. Atlanta. 41. Kruk. Philadelphia. 74, GUkay, St Loult. 77; Blggio. Moulton. 77; Biauter. Atlanta. 77 Run* Ballad In Bond*. San Francltco, 40; Deullon. Philadelphia, 17; MaWitllamt, San Fran cltcp. 43. Juttlce. Atlanta. It; Gant. Atlanta. It; Bagwell. Moulton. 77; Alou. Montreal 77; King. Plttiburgh. 77. Murray. New York. 77 Hit* Gwyrm. San Oiego 111. JBell, Plttiburgh 147. Bagwell. Mou*ton, to]; Grace. Chicago 141; King. Plttiburgh, 141, Dykttra. Philadelphia, loo Canine, Florida, 114; Bichette. Colorado tie. Jetfertet. St Lout*, tie; Butter. Lo* Angela*, lie Double* B ich e tte , Colorado, 17. O y k it ra . Philadelphia. 14. Gwyrtn. San Diego. 14. Blggio, Moulton 1 ], Grace. Chicago. » ; Bagwell. Moulton, if; Gllkey, St Loul*. 74, Zeile. SI Louli, 74. Maye*. Colorado. 74. J Ball. Plttiburgh, 74 Triple* Butler. Lo* Angela*. 4. Coleman. New York. (. E Young. Colorado 7; Cattlll*. Color ado. 7, Finley. Moutton. 7. a ere lied with a Hama Run* Bond*. San Francltco, 34; Gant, Atlanta. X . Juttlce. Atlanta. 74/ Sou. Chicago. 74 MaWltllami San Francltco. 77. Bonilla. New York. 74. McGrilf. Atlanta. 74 Bagwell Mou Bichette Cot Ststefi Coleman. New York. M DLawlt. San Francltco. X ; Jelled**. SI Lout*. 14. Carr, Florida, IJi OeShiald*. Montreal. 14; E Y o u n g . C o lo ra d o . 10/ D y k t t r a . Philadelphia. M PITCHING 11 Dec itteni T Green*. Philadelphia. 113. 400. 1 SS. Burkett. San Francltco. IIS. 741. 1 44. Glavine. Allenle. 14 4. 771. 107/ Swllt. San Francltco. 17 5. 771.1 71. Kile. Moulton tl 4. 745. I l l ; Avery. Atlanta 114. 745. 7 44. Portugal. Mou*ton. 114. .71), 7 44 Strikeout* Rljo. Cincinnati. 174; Smoltf. Allenle. 157. Bene*. San Oiego. 145/ GMeddue. Atlanta. 144: Harnltch. Heutlon. 147, Gutman. Chicago. IX/ Gooden. New York. 115 tayai La Smith St Looto. 40/ Beck. San Fran cltco. 34; H4 rvay, Florida. Mr Myer*. Chicago. 15. MlWilllem*. Philadelphia. 11. Stanton. Allenle. 17: Wetteland. Montreal. M AMERICAN LEAGUE O AB R H Pel. Oterud Tor II* 41* 71 147 117 Moll tor Tor IX 471 ♦5 153 333 RAIomar Tor It* *57 *7 147 377 Goniatot Tai 101 403 *7 IX 7)1 Thomat Chi IIS 41* 71 133 3X Harper Min 107 341 4} 174 3X Pt,llllp* Del 117 437 17 IM 31* LrttonCle 111 43* *4 1)1 315 Gr Hey Jr Sea II) 4X (1 1)3 314 Mattingly NY t* 377 5* 11* 31) RH*nder*on Tor 101 Ml IS 11) 313 Run*Scored Mol llor, Toronto. *5. Whit* Toronto. *1 ; Palmeiro. Teiat. 47. RAfomor. Toronto. 17/ Im p ro v e d d e fe n s e ke y fo r G a to rs in ’93 By F M D OOODALL AP Sports W riter GAINESVILLE - Steve Spur­ rier peruses the numbers and wonders how his (earn ever won nine game.r Sure. Florida led the South­ eastern Conference In passing for the third consecutive season In 1992 and was the only team In the n ation (o featu re a 3.000-yard passer and a running back who gained more than 900 yards. Spurrier’s aggressive Fun *N Gun ofTense was both exciting and Intimidating, but the short­ comings of the normally tough Gators defense left the coach scratching his head, even after a first-place finish In the SEC East. “ W h en yo u lo o k a l o u r statistics as a team — they were lousy.** Spurrier sold. "Y o u wouldn't think we won nine games." One of the SEC’s strongest defenses for a decade, Florida slipped to ninth In total defense, ninth In scoring defense and last (12th| in pass defense. n 1 7 1 7 i l l i f f i EXTENDED W ARRANTEES ★ 8* Balancing ★ Flat R«pa* * RoUlton ★ Ro»d Hazard * Mfeag# Warranty ★ Alignment Chack A Shock. 0fikB & Aw Check Thty ann t « f th* competition! P A S S f N C »( mu WTvttwM 1B5B0R1] 14579814 21975815 Btockwad 1555811 175/70813 * S s s * * s s s is 74 4* 74 *4 TO M IB M 24M 2t5758tS Car. 6 Mo Wwranty : TWO TIRES * 9 m a : i MM 31H0S08IS 74 M •49” : ! SP ECIA L . Pad* 4 than / Ten M u m Put* trtrf. Ex PR[ Goodyaar "T h e biggest difference in (tils year and the lust few ycais Is the number of players we have who arc ready to play." Spurrier said. "T h e morale of this tcom Is very high, and I think one o f ihe reasons Is that about GO some guys know they're probably go­ ing to play." I7 M Z35/758I5 J ■ROTATE i BALANCE ■ , BRAKE COUPON I WHEEL ALIGNMENTS ■ •1 2 " TR U C K VAN Tim s Mf O M M A N C f T «$41 \ H Still, Spurrier’s team battled back from a 1-2 shut to win seven consecutive games and claim the SEC East. After losing to Florida State In the regularseason finale and Alabama In the Inaugural SEC championship game. Florida finished 9-4 by beating North Carolina Stute In the Gator Bowl. The team's 28-8 record under Spurrier, Including 19-4 In the SEC and a sparkling 18-0 at home. Is the best three-year stretch In school history. And. (he you n g bu( exp erien ced Gulors should be even belter this season, Bridgastona 1 7 f The 343 yards per game that opponents gained were the most since 1982. And you have to go back to 1976 to find a Florida team that gave up 274 points. B.F. Goodrich Ten starters return on offense, and the Gators' defense figures to get stingier If Spurrier gets the kind of pass rush and Improved pluy In the secondary he's look­ ing far. 23 touchdowns. Dean's chances for success are good considering six of ttic Gators' top seven receivers arc back. I ncluding Harrison Houston and Willie Jackson, who led the SEC in touchdown receptions the past two seasons. The running game was less productive a year ago, but Errict Rhett Is healthy again after gaining 1,109 yards In 1991 and 903 yards In 1992. And. Spurrier looks for con­ tinued Improvement from an offensive line anchored by soph­ omores Reggie Green and Jason Odom, who started 13 and 10 games, respectively, as true freshmen. "Last year we started out with very little experience In the offensive litfe and u veteran quarterback. This year is Just the reverse." the coach said. To Improve the defense. Spur­ rier's staff sought advice from Dill Arnsparger, the former Flor­ ida athletic director who's cur­ rently the defensive coordinator for the San Diego Chargers. " I f anybody knows defense. It's coach Amspargcr." Spurrier said. "W e're not going to Just sit there and play the same old things we did last year. We're going to try some new Ideas." Terr)’ L>cnn Is the lone new starter on offense, replacing two-tlmc SKC player of the year Shune Matthews at quarterback. Spurrier doesn't expect much drop off In production. Junior Michael Gilmore and red-shirt freshmen Anthonc Lott nnd Lawrence Wright will step Into openings in the secondary, and defensive coordinator Ron Zook is counting on a stronger pass rush to help, too. Dean, a 6-foot-2. 204-pound Junior, saw limited action In 1992, com p letin g 13 o f 35 passes for 174 ynrds. one touchdown and two Intercep­ tions. The last time Spurrier started the season with nn Inex­ perienced qunrterbuck. M at­ thews threw for 2.952 yards nnd "W e feel like we're going to be a lot better." Spurrier said, noting that despite Ihe ugly statistics o f 1992, *he Gators showed signs of improvement defensively lute In the season. "A n d if we can lake up where wc left off. this leant has a chance to have a real big year." Phillip*. Detroit. 17; Lofton. Cleveland. 44 Critter Jr. Seattle. 45. RMende-ton Toronto 45 Rue* Sailed In Thome*. Chicago. (CO. Fielder. Detroit. IM. Belle. Cleveland. 44; Oterud. Toronto. 40; Gonielei. Tone*. 40. Beerga. Cleveland •4, Carter. Toronto. 44 Hit* Oterud. Toronto. 141. Moiitoe. Toronto. 15) HAlomar. Toronto. 147; Beerg4. Cleveland 145: McRae. Kama* City. 144; Lotion. Cleveland. 131. Phillip*. Detroit. 134 Doublet Oterud. Toronto. 44. White. Toronto. 33. Joyner. Kanui City. 30. O'Nttll. New York, 71. Graenwell. (lotion. 71. Puckett. Min netnta, 71/ Carter, Toronto. 71 Triple* LJohnton. Chicago. It. Hutu. Teiat. 10. Cora. Chicago. 4; Lotion. Cleveland. I. 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Baltimore 14 Aguilera Minnetola. 74 Henke, T r ia l 74 Eckertley.Oakland. 77 AUTO RACING NASCAR Indy Speed* INDIANAPOLIS - The top ipeed* ol driver* In NASCAR letting Monday and Tuetday at the IndlanapoH* Motor Speedway, titling driver, hometown, car. number ol lap* driven in thet car. and latlatt lap In mph (r rookie) I Bill Elliott. Dawionvtlle. G* . Ford. 34 lap*. 147 447, 7 Mark Martin. Batetvlll*. Ark Ford 40lap*. 145 405 3 r Jett Gordon. Pllltboeo. tnd . Chevrolet. 37 lept. 143 444 4 Greg Sack*. Maitland. Ford. 34 lap*. 143 134 3 r Bobby LaBont*. Corput Chrlttl. Tara*. Ford. 44 lap* 145 474. 4 Geo11 Bodlne. Chemung, N Y . Ford. 40 lip*. 145 754 7 Ken Schreder. Fenton. Mo . Chevrolet. 54 lap*. 1*4 754. 4 Bobby Millie* Jr . Midland Teiat Ford. 50lap*. 144 4*5 4 Rutty Wallace. St Loult. Pontiac, 53 lap*. 144 474; 10 Oerrlk* Cop*. Spanaway. Warn . Ford. 57 lap*. 1*4 770 It Sterling Marlm. Columbia, Tann , Ford. 74 lap*. 143 434. 17 Bralt Bod.ne, Chemung. N Y . 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Chevrolet. 54 tap*. 1*0 443 74 r Todd Bodine, Marrltburg. N C . Ford. 17) lap* 140*43. X r Kenny Wallace. St Loul*. Pontiac. 45 lap*. 154 474 31 r Jimmy Morton. Sommervllla. N J . Chevrolet. 37 lap*. 154 OX. 33 Richard Petty. Level Crott. MC.. Pontiac. 4 lap*, lit 405 A T P Teur Money Leader* Th* leading money winner* on th* ATP Tour through Aug 15: I. Jim Courier 4I.II4.1U 7 Pete Sempra* 41,431.075 3 Sergl Bruguere 51.354.454 4 Michael Sllch ll.343.4ta 3 Stolen Edbtrg 5407,744 WTA Money Leader* ST. P E TE R S B U R G — The Woman* Tennl* Aivociation money leader* through Aug 15. I Staff I Grat 11.741*77 3. Aranti* Sanchal Vicario 54X474 3 Conchlt* Marlin#/ 3441.770 4 Jan# Novotna 5474.471 5 Martini Navratilov* 4*01.044 TRANSACTIONS ~ BASEBALL American Laafva BOSTON RED SOX - Repeated Ivan Calderon, outlieIder Recalled Ken Ryan, pitcher, from Pawtucket ol the International League. C LEV ELA N D INDIANS - Oetlgnaled Thom** Howard, outfielder, lor alignment SEATTLE MARINERS - Placed Edgar Martinet, third bateman. on th* 15 day diubied lltt Recalled Rut* Swan, pitcher, from Calgary of th* Paclllc Coatl League Signed Kan Cloud*, pitcher. Oaieon I torn outfielder. and Andy Augutline. catcher Natienal League CINCINNATI REDS - Traded Randy Milligan, tlril bateman outfielder. to the Cleveland Indian* lor a player to be named later. Recalled T im Cotto. Intlelder outfielder. Prom IndlanapoH* ol th* American Allocation NEW YORK METS - Optioned Anthony Young, pitcher, to Norfolk ot lire Interne lionet League BASKETBALL Natienal Batkatball Attoctolran HOUSTON ROCKETS - Signed Rkherd Petrutk*. forward center, and Eric Riley, center, to multiyear contract* FOOTBALL National Football League CHICAGO BEARS - Traded John Roper, linebacker. Marku* Paul. U lety; and Kelly Blackwell, light end. to the Delta* Cowboy* tor Vinton Smith and Barry M Inter linebacker*, and an undiK loud draft pick CLEVELAND BROWNS - Signed Richard Johnton. detentlv# back Waived Gary Catper. linebacker HOCKEY Natienal Hockey Leogu* EDM ONTON O ILER S - Signed lly* Byokln. delenuman, and Alexander Kerch and Oleg Maltiev. let! wing* NEW JERSEY DEVILS - Signed Brlon Roltton. center, and Mlko Dunham, goalie NEW YORK ISLANDERS - Agreed to term* wllh Dean Chynoweth and Wayne Me Bean, defeniemen. and David Chylowtki forward. 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"H r realizes now that It's not only Important to go fast, hut that you have to be around to finish the race.” Wayne Anderson currently has 13 FASCAR (Florida Association of Stock Car Automobile Racing) Late Model feature wins on the season and Is leading the overall Late Model |x»lnt , standings. ; "Our car ran pretty good tonight, but Dad's Dodge Daytona was Just awesom e." said the younger Anderson. "I don't feel bad at all about finishing second to him. lie 's a real lough competitor. He's the Dale Earnhardt of shorttrack racing. "One day soon. I'll turn It uround and break this habit of finishing behind him ." Keene, the 1984 All-Pro Rookie of the Year, had to withdraw from competition on lap 25 with mechanical problems. "I Just can't believe It." said Keene, who drives the Victor Powell Lumlna. "W e were real strong •the first two nights, and now a clutch knocks us out of action. "The clutch started to slip on the first lap. I tried to baby It. but before long. It Just went out on us completely. It would huve l>cen a simple thing to change before the race If we only knew about It." E d ito r's note: Saturday's results from Volusia County Speedway will appoar in Thursday’s Sanford Herald. Orr. who set the evening's fourth-fnstest time, also encountered mechanical gremlins but was able to compete the race. "W illi six laps to go. I started to smell smoke." Mild Orr. who won Ihc Triple Crown back-lo-back In 1091 and 1902. " l! was ihc rear end tearing up. With two laps to go. It Just went. Fortunately. I had enough to cruise across the line." For his trip to victory lane. Dick Anderson, who was the only driver on the lead lap. received $2,000. The race took 33 minutes to complete and had Inst one caution period, brought out when Orr i(M>|x:d the car In turn two. Keene, who finished In I Silt place, placed third overall In the Triple Crown series with 272 points. Trailin g him In the Triple Crown standings were Dirk Anderson (268). Meredith (266). David Russell (258). and Ronnie Burkett 12321. Other division feature winners were Ron McCreary (Limited Late Models): Rick Johns (Sportsman): Kenny Heckle (Florida Modlfleds): Bobby Scars (Mini Stocks): Glen Castro (Bombers): and John Witt (Run-Abouts). Dedication Continued from IB trailed to the checkers by Wayne Anderson. Ed Merldlth. Chuck Abell nnd John Kennedy. After the trophy presentation. Russell received a cream pic In the face by track ofllclals to celebrate his birthday. "Now. didn’t I tell you were family." Russell said. "W here else can you gel tills kind of treatment. On a serious note, though, our thoughts are with Duke Southard. I hope tonight's Injury Isn't serious nnd he'll lx- hack racing with us again." After tangling with another car. Southard crashed head-on into the outside retaining wall In turn one. lie was transported to Halifax Hospital In Daytonu Beach where he was diagnosed as having a crushed L-l vertebra. A hospital official stated that Southnrd would be hospitalized for three to six weeks and It would be at least a year until he could resume racing. Southard conducts a racing school In New Smyrna Beach which Is considered to be one of the best In the country. On a regular busts lie travels throughout the country’ und abroad to give driving and chussls set-up seminars. "I hated for that yellow flag to conic out," said current FASCAR Late Model points leader Wayne Anderson. "But the caution closed the flcldund allowed me to close on David (Russell). As usual, he was real strong and I couldn't run him down I've only had this car two weeks und I've started to adjust to It. W e have a few more bugs to work out and we'll be real competitive." With a last lap pass Osteen's Bobby Scars slipped to the Inside o f Conrad Grenier to score a victory In the Mini-Stock Division. In tow behind the lead duo were Ted Vulplus. Bob Doxlc and J.D. Duncan. Gary Salvatore led all but the first lap to take top honors In the Modified feature event. Salvatore, who has two wins on the season, led Dave Suvlckl. Danny Kelnllz. Tom Hall und Danny Bancroft to the finish line. Tom my Johnson held off u late race challenge by Jerry Smith and David LcBcau to win his third consecutive Sportsman main wvent. hi a post race Inspection Smith und LcBcau were disqualified. Smith for having an over-sized tire and LcBcau for being underweight. Rounding out the corrected top five were Dale Howard. Bill Loomis. Don Tracey and Barbara Pierce. Johnny Mitchell Jr. went from green flag to checkers with the lead to win the slam-bang Bomber event. Wally Scmrow. the current points leader, was second, followed Bob Fllllgcr. Bob Richardson and George Spears. Allan Rhodes went wlre-to-wlre to claim the checkers In the Limited Late Model feature. Rhodes wus chased to the line by John Mlchalowskl. Michael Williams. Rob Lyon and Gary Schllchtcr. Chuck Vola was the winner o f the Action Performance Run-About feature. Steve Prater won the Go Kart event und. after the smoke settled. Gary Hinkle was crowned the winner in the 19 car Demo-Derby smash-up. Women Continued from IB a pair o f runs with u one-out. bascs-loaded double. •' Jane White led off the bottom of the the first Inning with u walk. Linda Kenny followed with a single and Mary Wilson walked to loaded the bases. After Debbie Ziegler lined out to third base. Forstncr doubled In White and Kenny. Kenny made the score 4-0 when she delivered two runs In the s eco n d I n ni ng wi t h u bascs-loaded single. Dolores Gallo reached base when she hit • Into a fielder’s choice. Lisa Clark and White followed with singles to load the bases for Kenny, who brought In Gallo and Clark with ' her hit. It was Debbie Riley's turn In H-the third Inning, us she also IJxlrovc In two runs with a basesF-loaded hit. This time. Ziegler £.*nd Forstncr singled and Robin kC-Baggelt walked to load the I JU S T LIKE FINDING COINS IN THE WISHING WELLI bases. Riley then singled home Ziegler and Forstncr. Myers added three runs In the fourth inning. Gallo und Clark led oil with singles and advanced a base on White's fly hull. Kenny followed with a sacrifice lly to score Gnllo and send Clark to third. Wilson plated Clurk with a double and Ziegler singled home Wilson. Hopkins scored Us only run In the top of the sixth Inning, when Renee Lanza doubled and scored on Tori Quick's single. Clark got the run back for Myers In the bottom of the* sixth Inning ns she reached base on a fielder's choice nnd scored on a triple by Kenny. Kenny led Myers 15-hlt attack with a triple, two singles, one run. and four RBI. Forstncr doubled, singled, scored u run. and drove In two runs. Clark hit two singles and scored three runs. Gallo singled twice and scored twice. Ziegler added two singles, a run. und nn RBI. Wilson had a double, one run, and an RBI. Riley contributed u single and two RBI. White singled und scored a run. Buggctt also hit a single. For Hopkins. Lanza had a double, single, and an RBI. Quick singled twice and scored the only run. Hitting one single each were Terry Hlrt. Jen In­ gram. Nora Llssy. Joy Weaver, and Cindy Perry. I I I S a n fo rd H e r a ld 322-2611 •• •♦ NASCAR showcases com petitiveness at Indy By 8TBV8 HUMAN AP Sports W riter INDIANAPOLIS - While the NASCAR crowd can’t match the blurring speeds of Indy curs, drivers point to another reason for the Increasing popularity of stock car racing In the United Slates. It's more competitive, says Mark Martin, the hottest driver on the Winston Cup circuit with victories In the past two races. "Our cars arc conducive to smoking the tires and robbing the doors and running Inches apart." he said. "They're built to do that." Martin was one of more than 30 NASCAR drivers who tested at the I n d i a n a p o l i s M otor Speedway Monday and Tuesday, the last formal sessions before next year's Inaugural Brickyard 400 on Aug. 6. It will be (be first non-indy car race at the world's most famous track In mory than 80 years. Tuesday's crowd, between 35.000 and 50.000. was down from Monday's estimate of more than 50.000. Ticket orders for the race will be accepted begin­ ning Wednesday, nnd a sellout crowd Is expected to rival the 400.000-plus that attend the Indy 500. Martin was the first driver on the track Tuesday and one of three Involved In a crash during an Impromptu race late In the day. John Andretti lost control In the first turn and triggered a collision with Martin and Jimmy Spencer. None of the drivers was hurt. Recently retired Richard Petty drove four ceremonial laps and presented his No. 43 Pontiac to the Speedway Hall o f Fame Museum. "They're not built to run 230 mph around this place, and won't do It." Martin said o f the difference between stock cars and Indy cars. "And If they would, we couldn't get near each other., "For competitiveness' sake. It doesn't matter If we're going 165 or 160. or 230, If they're oil In there smoking and gouging and going for It. "It's going to be really, really exciting. But It won't be 230 mph. which Is a whole different thing." Fifteen cars were on the lead lap of Sunday's Michigan 400. which Martin won by 1.69 sec­ onds over Morgan Shepherd. Normally, only two or three Indy Taat ipttdi, Pag* 2B C O M P U TE CAR CARE END o r SU M M E R SPECIAL o E c n u E c A I R C O N D I T I O N I N Gm S R uV Ii C ln« Inch's . . s y s t e m f4>» h ’.tks (H P SN llM 'N A ( . Illj U S t lu l l s . .ill < o in p o n c n t s if i r o n K tr.i) S10.95 U on.. Lo ac. r a r e * ■ I 0 ,1 S O I K f H O V L o l 'I O O W U i M H n tC m Exp, a/3iro| ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -7 4 8 0 io n s 2413 8. French Ava.. 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Classified Managem ents decision on copy acceptability will be final. fvrtjnsr^tN 695aM k 5 Quarts of Parts Master Motor Oil (any weight)-PLUS a Parts Master Oil Filter for your Car! at 165.905, followed by rookie Jeff Gordon of nearby Plttslxiro. Ind.. at 165.868. Greg Sacks at 165.856 and Wallace at 164.429. A n d r e t t i ' s top s p e e d w as 161.964 niph. "I Just made a rookie mistake. I guess," Andretti said of his spin Into the first-turn wall "Brett Bodlnc was right tx-hlnd me and he got real close. I went Into the comer real easy because I didn't want to make any mfstnkcs. It got the air oil (ht rear spoiler nnd It got loose. "I thought I was going to be able to save It. hut It kept going round and round. I feel really bad. not Just for this team hut for all the guys who got tangled up In II." said Andretti, who Is scheduled to take over Tern Labontc's car next season for owner Billy Hagan. Elliott, who also was fastest when nine NASCAR drivers tested at Ihc track last year. Improved his top speed more than 5 mph from Monday. "W c sure did go a lol quicker.*' he said. "That lets you leave this place feeling pretty good. "It's only testing, but anything you do at Indy Just takes on a lot of significance. The people here were great to us again and Ilucrowds were pretty amazing. You've Just got to wonder Just how big of a deal this thing Is going to be next year. It sure will be fun to Ik a part of It." Takeadvantage ol thisspecial offer Engine Treatment Prices Valid at All Paris City Stores cars arc still In contention on the final lap. "W e're not any threat to the Indy 500 at all." Martin said. "W e're going to come and put on our show, and there's definitely room for us to come and do our deal and for them to do theirs. The Indy 500 will be alive and well forever. I'm sure o f that. We’re Just going to gel n chance to come up and showcase whnt we do. which Is quite a hit different than whnt they do." The NASCAR-Indy marriage doesn't necessarily have to have a dominant partner, said Rusty Wallace, whose car owner Roger Pcnske also owns the ears of Indy drivers Emerson Fittipaldi and Paul Tracy. "Everybody's going to take their side, whether they like Indy-car racing or stock ear racing better.'' Wallace said. “ That's normal. That's human nature. All I can say Is I love to come to the Indy 500 and watch the race. And I love watching the Coke 600 (at Charlotte. N.C.). I really like being Involved In It more than I do watching II. But I guess I'm a fan of both types of racing. "I think It would really be neat If all the fans can gel together and say. boy. this Is grrat that wc have two big races Instead of one big race." Wallace said. Bill Elliott was the fastest during the two days ol testing, turning a lop lap of 167.467 mph Tuesday. Marlin was next F R E E B IE A D S 1777 THIS WEEKS m It pays to advartisa In tha Sanford Harold Classified. An ad in tha Classified pages can bring you new found money Just Ilka those coins In the bot­ tom of your wishing wall. So do more than wish. Call now and place your ad In tha: At the Brickyard * wk& Im ^pAP IM PARTS | 1 a m aster ■ _ ! ■ j PAHI S iS mash w (I mill 2 Oil Change specials per cu stom erI Cash Check 0* Credit C .v'ls W fk (»mf ' O PEN 7 DAYS A WEEK SANEGAD aoosounFwncsst T .Milt Jlj.t’tfl1«*\ 323-4470 EUSTIB 2400SounBwSi 880-5866 WINTER GARDEN toe south Oaard 877-2861 LEESBURG 111 Sooth 1«th St BEACH tut SourOttlfcy 423-7604 u ' 0/» -* i BUOICOM 19 IM smioro nifBHi t i i I no ■ �9 4B Sanford Horald, Sanford. Florida - Wednesday. August 18. 1093 P e o p le Cook of the Week IN BRIEF Devoted teacher retires to dedicate time to family and church Girls softball set Cliy of Casselberry Is offering a girls alow pitch soil ball league. It Is a ten week season for girls ages 7 to 16. The gainrs will Ik* played at Secret Lake Park located at 200 Ivey Lane. Casselberry. Registration Is Aug. 7 from 11 am. to 2 pni. at the Casselberry Senior Center located at 200 North Triplet Lake Drive. Casselberry. The cost Is $35 per child and Includes n T-shirt and trophy for winning teams. The games will l*egln on Aug. 28. W om en’s softball to be played The City of Casselberry Is offering a Women's Softball l.cag'ie. Games to be played on Wednesday nights nt Secret Lake Park Located at 200 Ivey Lane. Casselberry. Registration fee Is S250.00 per team for a ten week season. Call 263-7180 tor registration Information. Aerobics offered I he City of Sanford Recreation Department offers aerobics classes Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays from 9 to 10 a m and on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Cost Is $3 per class. Instructor Is Debbie Black, board certified with over 10 years experience. Call 330-5697 for more details. Nar-Anon to meet Nar-Anon meets every Wednesday at 8 p.nt. at West Lake Hospital. 589 West State Road 434. Longwood. Nar-Anon ts n support group open to families and friends o f addicts. Dally living with an nddlct ts more turmoil than you can handle by yourself. Join for support In coping with your addict: gain s e re n ity to make derisions and put your life back lit focus. Call 260-1900 for more Information. Omni Toastmasters gather The Omni Toastmasters Club will gather at 5:30 p.m. every Thursday at the Old Lake Mary City Hall. 158 Country’ Club Rond. Lake Mary. Call Sam Ryan at 671*2656 for more Information. Hollywood East clogging classes Hollywood East Dancers conduct clogging classes every Thursday, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.. at Melodee Skating Rink. W. 25th Street near Airport Boulevard In Sanford. Cost Is $3 per class, ages 5 and up. Parents free with paying child. For Information, call Casey. 407*322*3593 or Dawn. 904*735-0270. East-West Klwanis C lu b meets Thursday East-West Klwanis Club o f Sanford meets every Thursday at 7 p.m.. at the Friendship & Union Lodge building, comer oj Locust Avenue and Seventh Street/Visiting Ktwanlans urc welcome. For Information, call Robert Whtttnker. president. 889-6042. Help for child support enforcement Association for Children for Enforcement o f Support. ACES, will meet the third Thursday each month. 7 p.m. at the Seminole County Library. Casselberry branch. S.R. 436 and Oxford Hoad. Meetings are free. Call 693*1720 or 324-8855 for more information. Group targets depression The Mid-Orlando Dcpresslve/Manlc Depressive Support Group meeting for depressed persons, their family members and their friends Is held the flrat and third Thursdays of each month at 7:30 p.m. at Lakeside Alternatives. 434 W. Kennedy Blvd.. Orlando, and the second Saturday o f each month. 10:30 n.m., at the Orlando Public Library. For Information, call 657*4763 or 381 *5070. Al-anon gathers If you know, or live with an alcoholic, there Is help. Al-anon la an anonymous, non-profit organization, open to anyone who Isa relative or friend o f an alcoholic. Serenity Won Al-anon meets each Monday. Tuesday and Thursday. (Thursday non-amoktng) evening at 8 p.m. Meetings are held In the back room o f the Sahara Club. 2857 South Sanford Ave., Sanford. For additional meeting times and locations In the Central Florida area, or for more Information, call 332-4122. Clodeiu* Richards has found the greatest joy and fulfillment In her life Is teaching children. And she should know as her career spans over 26 years doing Just that. Richards has spent the last 21 years as a teacher assistant with nil 21 of those years nt the same school. Plnccrcst Elementary School. In Sanford. W ith a strong Icrllng o f sadness she went on to explain her feelings regarding her retirement on June 16 of this year. ” 1 really hated to retire,” she said "I Just love to work with children and I missal) of them so much.". Clodrur. keeping within the teaching trend, has also been a Sunday School teacher for the past 26 years. And with con­ sistency prevailing all 26 years have been and still arc at the same ehurch. the Church of Christ. In Sanford. Originally from Indiana. Rich­ ards has made her home In Sanlord lor over 25 years. She Is the mother of two grown daugh­ ters. Dianne and Susan, and has four grandchildren. Jennifer. 20. and her brother Jason. 17. ns well us Zachary'* 6. and his sister. Tiffany, who Is 3. When she Is not teaching. Clodcnc. enjoys sewing and crocheting all sorts of things. She has used her ''craft" ability and creativity with her students. "Craft work has really paid off many a time with the school children." she said. Kids truly l o v e that f e e l i n g o f a c • eompllshment. And one of the most rewarding ways to achieve that special feeling, is being able to say. "I made this myself." Richards also crochets ufghuns. " I give them lo friends and family as keepsakes." she said. Over the years. Clodcnc has cooked many different meals and desserts for Just as many different occasions. Of course, her family seems to be her most Im portant critics. Chocolate Gravy "has been In the family since I can remember." says Richards "S o oflcn. people will kind of raise their eyebrows when they hear the name of this gravy." 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S -S ik a iiF ir D IM n w h I w N i t t t t t o » v . | ( w 6tt» WITH MU—, it* — t u l«U5t “ 11 Pfi |t»TiVwi u,.*-ii r— <»*yu- M [—MtHtW f .-Ai wcw Cu^l V t- C»«*r««l n-r. 2V4 Tbap. chocolate pun for 10 mi nut es. Cool. Meanwhile, mix cream cheese, I cup sugar and 2 cups Cool Whip nnd spread over crust. Dissolve Jello In hot pineapple Juice. Add strawberries. Let partially Jell, then pour over cheese mixture. Chill. 3*4 Tbsp. flour 6-8 Tbsp. sugar 1W cups milk With paper towels, wipe out u skillet with Crisco. This will keep chocolate from sticking to the skillet. Next, dissolve choco­ late. (lour and sugar in water (small amount). Add milk, stir­ ring until smooth. Serve aver biscuits and bacon or sausage. Serves 4. Double if necessary. FRUIT COCKTAIL CAKE 1Scrips sugar 2 eggs 2 cups Hour 1can *303 fruit cocktail 1 tsp. baking soda 1 stick margarine T4 cup brown sugar W cup milk 1 small bag of grated coconut Mix sugar, eggs, flour, fruit c o c k t a i l a nd b a k i n g soda together. Boll margarine, brown sugar, mi l k and coconut together two minutes lo melt sugar. Pou r o ve r cake and sprinkle with ground nuts If desired. Bake at 350° F. until PRETZELSALAD 2 cups crushed pretzels V4 cup sugar 1Vi sticks margarine, softened 8 oz. cream cheese 1cup sugar 2 cups Cool Whip (8 ounces each! 1*6 oz. package strawberry Jello 2 cups hot pineapple Juice 2*10 oz. packages fro zen strawberries Mix pretzels, sugar and mar­ garine and bake In a 9x 13-Inch □See Cook. Page 5B I— I Ct—» Np i n M IC R O W A V E M A Q IC ----- 11 I rtuxfii______ >■**<» »««> I'fX. t r -i - i \%*99Mf<U> kipw (1 9 -or 10-lnch crumb crust) W cup + I Tbsp. butter or margarine 1VS cups One graham cracker crumbs 2 Tbsp. brown or granulated sugar Melt butter in 9- or 10-lnch pic plate on 100 percent (»w c r for 50-60 seconds. Stir In crumbs and sugar. Press crumbs firmly and evenly against bottom and side o f plate. Microwave on 100 power 1V4 minutes. Cool. PEACH OLAZE PIE 5 cups sliced, peeled fresh peaches Idlvlded) Vs cup sugar 2 Tbsp. cornstarch M cup water 2 Tbsp. lemon Juice Mash i cup peach slices with fork. In 4-cup measure, combine sugar and cornstarch. Stir In water, lemon Juice and mashed peaches. M icrow ave on 100 percent power 2-5 minutes or until thickened and clear, stir­ ring affer 2 minutes, then every minute. Place remaining peach slices In shell. Pour peach glaze over peach slices, carefully cov­ ering all the |>eaches. Refrigerate until chilled. SAT., AUG. 21.1 ' »•,1PM Hi-lp *.i*lr*< I •r.iiv i » *, A u t l..- t . v<. For topping combine: 1 cup buttermilk biscuit mix 14 cup brown sugar 'ii!'■ □See Microwave, Page 6B ■ i• K FLEA WSRLD MOVIEl AND ii. .* i- u r i .m . Hw.D-S.larM & v. . « 1 v. TATTOO CONTEST SUN.. AUG. 22, 1PM M ID G E MYCOFF GRAHAM CRACKER CRUST sra r Bh CHOCOLATE GRAVY This peach pie is made with a microwave graham cracker crust and a glaze poured over the fresh peaches. Top It with whipped cream , or Icc cream when served. W ™ cm— > i m tui really good. My kids to this day love It nnd say there Is nothing like It." Now. tf you want to bake the most Incredibly moist cake you can. then according to Clodcnc. Fruit Cocktail Cake Is the recipe to try. "This is one moist cake.” said Clodcnc. "W hen there Is a church social, for Instance, this cake will no doubt be the one Item I am asked to bring." she concluded. Peach Crisp Is quicker to prepare than peach pie and microwaves very well. AI— Ui ttvtOM* Cc*—r£>*■**) A5 *AJM 0 5 5 7 5 5 -------- RENEE K E IT H U tsp. nutmeg 3 Tbsp. butter Dash of sill t Combine topping Ingredients and cut In butter with pastry blender. Set aside. Peel, seed and slice peaches In a 10 x 6-Inch baking dish. Sprinkle with sugar. Microwave uncovered on 100 percent power far 6 minutes. Stir several times during cooking. Sprinkle with the oat mixture. Microwave un­ covered on 100 percent power 3-6 minutes. Serve warm. N—a TMf 0a Tk»11 |W'im k iw , Y—I—, at 0> • 1—«t S am to_______ Sttt* to &»•» (Muon Want pr Sttrto* CJ tmh knot; SggEms* COOK OF T H E W E EK This season peaches have been of better quality and more plentiful Ilian they have been for several years. I recently enjoyed u delicious dessert at a friend's home In Mt. Dora which was a wonderful West Virginia peach cobbler made In an Iron skillet. What a treat! Pvc had peaches and Icc cream and fresh peach pie and these microwave recipes have all been tested tn my home kitchen. Try any and all while this long awaited fruit Is at Its peak. 6:00 | 6 30 | 7 00 | 7 30 | B OO | 9 30 | 9:00 | 9:30 | 10 00 | 10:30 | 11:00 | 1130 ft* « t tw i D n M lw l « f . SU-.QUJ loro (»«*— » C w W N*> (t t»w | *3 •I Clodene Richards whips up special treats for church functions. Peak of peach season brings delicious, quick recipes to m ind WEDNESDAY’S PRIME TIME —H—y *______________________ Hxttd TtwIOSf Sunn Worn*. ; 1.3 AMERICAS LARGEST FLEA MARKET DENNIS THE MENACE s a o E l SANDLOT 10:11 ( 9 Mill A t - . , 1 l*| | j MWY 17 - ‘j ANMJHU U4 7 JV7u • If. C ORRIN E'S BEAUTY SALON FREE Nail Art and Hand Massage 0 With tha purchase of any naU service Bat Little *Niil Houm* la Town Full Set of Acrylic Nalls $25 Acrylic Fills $18 ManicureG Pedicure $25 SP*3*' W a Rt« - 532 2619 S. French Ave.t Sanford 3 2 2 -6 1 7 2 IW W IHfl •NO PASS MOVIE* Heari^ S ® la o e iiirjo fc e e V t M ja o ia o r » »M JA 8 0 N C G O B S T O H E L L t:1S J:15 9:tS 7:30 S:M V .V J ] ( s i ?] J iw x n o r a \ A m 1 tB i J IN THE L IN E OF F IR E PRESH PEACH COBBLER Com bine l t t pound fresh peaches, peeled and sliced with v* cup brown sugar in a 8x8Inch square mlcrowave-safe con­ tainer. Cover and microwave on 100 percent p ow er for 3*5 minutes or until tender. Stir in: 3 Tbsp. all-purposr flour VI tsp. lemon Juice M tsp. nutmeg V* tsp. cinnamon B iffl k ll h Ci fsTtr 0 S1LUI ar a . 1— ‘ :i § r R O B IN H O O D * ’ N ENIN TIGHTS r a iM a a e m ik M > *f, h c J i ' - ;i « » r i | U U R A M K PARK c d (S jl! I«. *: m w i k 1:18J:10S:10T:10»:10 A: i m o v h •’ n; s Tt ro o sotirui . •*a -A ' �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida • Wednesday, August IB, 1993 - SB Garden’s bounty: Indulge the diet with fresh vegetables golden and green zucchini, about 10-15 minutes, total. with the garlic clove. Drizzle the yellow rrookneck. sunburst or Brush with reduced vinegar, bread with 2 tablespoons of oil. season with additional salt and cut each piece Into croutons pattypan 2 cloves garlic, chopped, or pepper. If needed, and serve 1-Inch-square, and set aside. Immediately. more, to taste Core the tomatoes, cut them Yield: 4-6 servings. 1-2 tablespoons olive oil. as Into chunks. Recipe from " F i e l d s of you like Greens.” by Annie Somerville Salt and pepper Add to the bowl with the In a non-rcactlvc saucepan (Bantam Books. 1993). remaining oil. vinegar and salt. CORN AND TOMATO SALAD o v e r hi gh h e a t , he a l t he Toss to combine. Add the basil 3 cars fresh sweet com. husks balsamic vinegar, and cook until and croutons. Serve the salad 1/2 or Its volume has been boiled removed Immediately while the croutons 1 small red onion uway. Be careful not to cook are still warm. Yield: 6 servings. 4 1-Inch-thick slices o f country away all the vinegar. The Idea Is Yield: 6 servings. to have a thin syrup. You can bread 1 large clove garlic, peeled make this well In advance and Recipe from “ Cuclnn Simrefrigerate It. covered, tn a steril­ 7 tablespoons olive oil patlca" by Johannc Killeen and 8 medium summer tomatoes ized Jar. George Germon (HarperColllns. 3 tablespoons balsamic Preheat the grill or broiler. 1991). Wash all vegetables. Cut the vinegar 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt zucchini or crookneck In half 8NQW PEAS WITH MINT 8 basil leaves, cut Into thin lengthwise, leaving the stem on. 2 tablespoons unsaltcd butter and score the flesh with a strips 1 pound snow peas, ends Bring a large pot of water to a trimmed, rinsed crosshatch design to help It cook more quickly und evenly. If boll. Drop com Into boiling water using sunburst or pattypan, cut and cook 4 minutes. Remove 2 tablespoons chopped mint, them through the stem In thick from pot and run com under or more, to taste wedges. cold water. Drain. With a sharp Salt and pepper, to taste Put the squash In a large bowl knife, cut kernels from the cobs In a saucepan, melt the butter and toss with garlic and olive oil. and place them In a bowl. Peel the onion and cut It In over medium high heal. Add tho Sprinkle liberally with salt and p e p p e r. T h e z u c c h i n i and half vertically. Cut out a V on the snow peas and cook until tender crookncck can go directly on the bottom of each onion to remove crisp - 3-5 minutes. Add mint grill •• for easier grilling, plnrc th e ro o ts. Sl i ce each ha l f and cook 30 seconds more. pattypans and sunburst on vertically into thin silvers and Season with salt and pepper and serve immediately. metal or bamboo skewers. Grill toss them In with the com. Yield: 4 servings. Toast both sides of each piece until the flesh softens und brown R ecipe from Laurie Llpp. marks appear, then turn to grill of bread on a charcoal grill or on other side. Grilling will take under u broiler and rub them Calais. Vt. ByMABIAUBACAlTA_________ T h e r e ’ s nothing lik e fresh-from-the-garden produce, especially If It’s from someone elsc’s garden. This year we gave our garden and ourselves a rest and joined a kind of cooperative fnrm. know n us Com m unity Supported Agriculture. It works lilts way: For a fee paid In late winter, w e receive deliveries of fresh, o rga n ic produce each week, from May through Octo­ ber. O u r neighbor. W e n d y Martin, ow n s the CSA garden to which we belong: the Peace and Carrots Organic Fnrm o f Calais. Vt. There are a lot of good reasons for Joining u CSA fann. not the least of which Is supporting local agricu ltu re und people like Wendy. But for the purely selfish reasons o f taste and variety. It’s u great deal. Our weekly de­ liveries. which I have come to regard us treasure chests full of tasty surprises. Include not Just the usual run-of-lhc-garden v e g ­ etables such as green beans and broccoli, but wild mushrooms, julapenas. aruguln. Jerusalem artichokes, herbs, rut flowers and berries. If we want more o f something, we are free to go and pick It ourselves. Wendy en ­ courages her shareholders to picnic on her farm, to hike, to Photo Paul O Bonvatt lor N o * England Cuhnary Institute work or to Just hang out. The experience has broadened my cooking repertoire: When faced with a delivery o f kale, you cither figure out how to cook It or watch guiltily as It turns to compost. And It has broadened our palate by Introducing us to foods we would never have grown or purchased ourselves (kale. In fact, turned out to be a real surprise, and a new favorite; we boll It for ubout 6 minutes, drain and chop It. then saute It In o il and c h o p p e d gar l i c seasoned with salt and pepper.) S u c h c o o p e r a t i v e f ar ms . Wendy tells me. arc popping up throughout the country. Check o u t y o u r ar ea a n d t h i n k seriously about Joining. The rec­ ipes below will help you put some o f the bounty you reap to good use. GRILLED SUMMER SQUASH WITH REDUCED BALSAMIC VINEOAR Balsamic vinegar, at least 1 cup 8 medium summer squash - .& H Mustache causes seven-week itch DEAR A B B Y : When I married my wife lO years ago. I had a mustache. I kept It for two years, and she never complained about It. Then I shaved It ofT. and she told me to please leave It olT because she never liked It. OK. so I left It ofT. but here’s the problem: Every- year for the Inst six years, we have had a celebration In town called "Frontier Days," which lasts for a whole month. Nearly every man In town grows a beard, mustache or goatee Just to get Into the spirit of the celebration. Every year I go through the same thing. It takes me three weeks to get my mustache grown out. and I wear It for a month because I want to be "o n e of the guys.” and I enjoy It. As soon as I start growing the mustache, m y wife refuses to kiss me. love me or have an y­ thing to do with me at bedtime.' Well, seven weeks Is a long tlihe for a fun-loving, healthy giiy like me to go without a kiss. Any suggestions? MISSING SOMETHING DEAR MISSING; Get a false mustache that can be glued on and removed easily. That way yoju can participate In "Frontier Days" without missing anything at'night. t)EAR A B B Y i If the husband Is all dressed up In a pale blue Jacket and light slacks and looks like he’ s g o in g to Hawai i , shouldn’t the wife dress accord­ ingly. Instead o f wearing a black gabardine suit like she’s going to Now York? -*■ ADVICE 1 ad DAY FRIENDSHIP CAKE first day: Combine IV* cups starter Juice. (2 V* cups sugar and one large 20 ounce can sliced peaches with Juice.) Mix together and stir dally. } Oth day: Add 2V* cups sugar. 1 lurge 20 oz. crushed pineapple with Juice and stir dally. 20th day: Add 2V* cups sugar. 2-jo oz. Jars Maraschino cherries (drained). Mix well and stir dally $0th day: Drain the fruit, saying all the Juice. This Is the starter lor more cakes. Divide this Into three equal parts. Bake the cake as follows: 1 box Duncan Hines Deluxe Orange Cake mix (without pud­ ding) V* of drained fruit (sieve the fruit) V* cup salad oil I cup chopped nuts I box van illa pudding (4serving size) 1 cup raisins (plumped) or 1V* VAN BUREN ____________ How can I tell these friends of ours that they look like they don’t belong together? It’s odd. and people talk. Should I mention this to the wife? Or should my husband mention this to the husband? A FRIEND DEAR FRIEND: I don’t re­ commend talking to either one about It. More Important than whether people "look” like they belong together Is whether they feel like they belong together. DEAR ABBYt A male coworker o f mine has a habit o( calling all his women clients "dear." I told him that I thought he was being presumptuous, and I was sure that some women found It offensive. He Insists that all women feel com p lim en ted to be called "dear" — even by a stranger. Do they? WOMAN REALTOR DEAR REALTOR: No one can speak for all women, but In my opinion, "d ear" has no place In a business conversation. And that goes for "honey." too. Shop Food H on fo r thno, V a rie ty Ite m s ! Dried Tom .toe. todFeppen Yellow Peppers 8em noPeppers C a rtia U m M CUmntro : na-ia u » . Aug.) ToccHoot Jicama PaiilUPeppers cups coconut. Mix all Ingredients well. Batter will be stiff to beat. Bake In a greased and floured tube pan at 350° F. for 1 hour or until toothpick Inserted comes out clean. A pan of water can be placed In the oven while baking the cake If desired for moisture. Let cool In pan for 25 minutes, then turn out onto cake plate to finish cooling. Note: This recipe will make 3 cakes using V* of the fruit for each cake. There will be enough starter Juice to give to 4 or 5 friends. You will need a gallon size continacr to hold the fruit and Juice during the 30-day period. It Is not necessary to refrigerate during this time un­ less you want. Coke will freeze well. You can also bake In a loaf pan If desired. (R s n s s K s lth Is a Sanford Herald c o rre s p o n d e n t an d C o o k o f tha W e e k c o lu m n is t P la ssa s u b m il n o m in a t io n s f o r lh a w askly fe a tu re lo 321-8744.) 14 cup butter or margarine, softened 2Tbsp. hot water Stir until dough pulls away from sides o f bowl and forms a ball. Gently spread topping over filling. Sprinkle with additional cinnamon. Microwave on 85 percent power (medium high) for 9-11 minutes or until topping Is set. Fresh peaches. In a tart shell, can be served at breakfast ns u special treat. break fast peach tart 1Vi cups all-purpose (lour V* cup oil 2 Tbsp. milk 1Tbsp. sugar I tsp. salt V* cup peach or apricot pre­ serves 3 cups fresh peach slices Combine flour, oil. milk, sugar and salt. Pal Into bottom and sides of a 9-Inch glass pie plate. Pierce with fork. Microwave on 100 percent power 4-6 minutes. Cool. Arrange peach slices on tart shell. 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Plalntlfl(s), vt VILMAHUSTEO. •tal, IN T H 3 CIRCUIT uOURT OF T H E IITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMIHOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA c a s e n o . n-eosi CA 14 K THE OIME SAVINGS BANK OF NEW YORK. FSB Plaintiff. vs OOLORESE STEFFEN Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS GIVEN that pur­ suant lo that certain Final Judgment, dated August 11, ISM. In Casa No Slots* * CA 14 K. ol the Circuit Court of the llth Judicial Circuit In and tor Seminole County, Florida In which DOLORES E STEFFEN are the Defendants. | will toll to the highest and best bidder tor cash at the west front door ol the Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, al 11:00 o'clock A M., on the Itth day ol October, ISM. the following de­ scribed property sat forth In Its# Order ol Final Judgment: EXHIBIT T A p a r t ol L o t 7 1 , GREENWOOD LAKES U N IT I. According to the plat thereof at recorded in Plat Book 1J. pages as. 47 and al. Public Records of Seminole County. Florida, de­ scribed as tol tows Begin at the Easterly most comer ot said Lot 71: thenco North sir OS'JT" West, a* ; j toot: thence South 17a 13 03" West. 30.10 toel; thenc- South a il 0S'J7" East, is 73 teeti thence North 37« u aj" East. 10 to toot to the Point ol Begin Defendant! |) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS H ER EB Y GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment ot foreclosure dated August S. m i. and entered in Cato No CAM 1141 CA of the Circuit Court ol the E IG H T E E N T H Judicial Circuit m and lor SEMINOLE County. F lo rid a wherein RYLANO MORTGAGE COM PANY li I he Plaintiff and VILMA HUSTED and "JOHN HUSTED". her spouse It mar ned. OLD REPUBLIC INSUR ANCE COMPANY. RESOLD TION TRUST CORPORATION AS R E C E IV E R FOR TH E FIRST. F A . "JO H N DOE" a k/a Steven Gayer "JA N E DOE' f i l l Gayle Gayer and KINGS COVE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC are the Defendants. I will sell to the higheil and bed bidder for cash a! the West Front Steps ol the SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 11:00 am . on September 1. let], the following described property at set forth In said Final Judgment LOT ]t. KING S COVE. AC CO RD IN G TO T H E P L A T TH ER EO F. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK M. PAGES 04. 05 AND oe. OF T H E PUBLIC RECORDS OF S E M IN O L E CO UN TY. FL O R ID A . LESS THAT PART DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS B E G IN N IN G A T TH E SO UTHW EST CORNER OF SAID LOT M. THENCE RUN N 00 D EG REES 77'SI" E 1.J F E E T ALONG T H E WEST L IN E OF S A ID L O T J|j THENCE RUNS I t DEGREES jr O f E 110 IT F E E T ALONG A LINE M F E E T NORTH OF AND P A R A L L E L TO THE SOUTHERNMOST LINE OF SAID LOT M. THENCE RUN S 4] DEGREES M M " W I TS F E E T TO T H E S O U TH EASTERNMOST CORNER CF SAID LOT N . THENCE RUN N I t DEGREES IT O f W 11S 00 F E E T ALONG TH E SOUTH LINE OF SAID LOT M TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING WITNESS MY HAND and the seal o> this Court on August t, lt t l (SEAL) HONORABLE MARYANNE MORSE Cierk of the Circuit Court By: Jane E. Jasewlc Deputy Clerk Publish. August II. IS. lt t l DEH III ant/o: 113 Heron Bay Circle Lake Mary. Florida 37744 D A TED ' August 13. ISM MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ot the Court By: JaneE Jasewlc Deputy Clerk Publish: August 11.13. ISM DEM 133 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E IITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA Cate He. *11171CA-1S-K WORLD SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a Federal Savings and Loan Association. Plaintiff. vs. SURR HELSINGIN UUOI SHAKE NNUSTUOTANTO OY, a F Inland corporaIion. Defendant. NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER S3 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment of foreclosure dated August 3. m i , and entered In Case No. *11171CA-IAK, ol the Circuit Court of the llth Judicial Circuit In and ter Saminoto C o u n ty , F lo rid a wharaln WORLD SAVINGS AND LOAN A S S O C IA T IO N , a Federal Savings and Loan Association, is P l a l n t l f l . and S U R R H E LS IN G IN UUDISRAKENNUSTUOTANTO OY. a Finland corporation. Is Dstondant. I will sail to the highest and bast bidder tor cash at the Was! Front Door ot the Seminole County Courthouse In Sanlord. Florida at a 11:00 a'ctock AM an a ,,■)t.lt igwa aw.. (jj> - ■nn IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E IITH JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C a s i iso . sta te-CA-sa-K ■tofPTw'TMWT ▼* ( rTA* 1TWB (W RIP II *y BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF C A L IF O R N IA . N.A. as Trustee under that certain Pooling and Servicing Agree merit dated as ol S/l/tl tor RTC Mortgage Pass Through Carlinc a te s S e rie s l t t l I , Plaintiff, VS W ILLIAM F. LAWLESS and CAROL B LAWLESS; atal.. Defendants NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Notice Is hereby given that, pursuant to that Final Judgment of Forecloture dated August S. i m . and entered in civil cast number 4JI10CA 1*K, ol the Circuit Court of the Itth Judicial Circuit In and lor Seminole County. F lo rid a , wherein BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF C A L IF O R N IA . NA. AS TR U S TEE UNDER TH A T C E R T A IN P O O U H O AN D S E R V IC IN G A G R E E M E N T DATED AS OF 4/1/*! FOR RTC MORTGAGE PASSTHROUGH C E R T I F I C A T E S S E R IE S leeja. Is Plaintiff and WILLIAM F . L A W L E S S . C A R O L B. LAWLESS. Is/are Datondant(s). I will sell to the highest and bast bidder tor cash at the watt Iron! door of the courthouse. Seminole County. Florida, at 11:00 A M on September M. lit ), the tol lowing described property as tol forth in said Final Judgment, to wit That certain Condominium Parcel known at Units JOS through 514. Inel . Units SIS through 540. Inel Units SSO through 5n, inel Units JOS through jss inclusive, and Units Jtg through jes Inel. Building V. O OUGLAS AND N O R TH a Condommum together with an undivided interest In the lend, common elements end common •■penset apurtenenf to sold Unit all In accordance with and subject to the Covenants. Con dittons. Restrictions. Terms and other provisions ol the Declare tlo n of C o n d o m in iu m ol DOUGLAS AND N O R TH , a Condominium tiled July 30. tSOJ In O R Book ISJI. page 4Jt. and further described In Plat Book 33. pages M through H Ind. Public Records ol Seminole County Florida Dated Augusts. I M3 MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol Circuit Court By Jane E Jasewlc Deputy Clerk Publish August l|.» . ISSI DEH III In said Summary Final Judg ment. to wit: Lot 13, Devon Groan Phase III, according to the Plat thereof as record* In Piet Book 34. Pages 41, 30 end 11, PuMk Records of Seminole County, Florida and ell futures and personal property located therein or Dated at Senlord. Seminole County. Florida. Auguste, m i . MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ot said Circuit Court By: Jano E. Jasewlc A t Deputy Clark Publish: August 11.13. ItM DEH-1 If IN T H R CIRCUIT COURT OF T H E IITH JUDICIAL CIR CUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA O EN ER AL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. M ien CA14K PH I LIP L. GRAHAM, Plaintiff. M IC H A E L W YNSTON. and -------- — WYNSTON. Ms wife. NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANTT O CHAPTER *3 FLA BAR 7031771 NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment of Foreclosure entered In this case now ponding In said Court, the stylo ot which Is Indicated above. I will tall to the highest and bast bidder tor cash on the West Front Door ot the Saminoto County Courthouse In Sanlord. Saminoto County. Florida al 1100 o'clock A M . on the Ind day at September, im , the tol towing described property: The South Vs of the Southeast to ol the Southeast to of the Northwest to of Section j. Town ship 10 South. Range 31 East. Subject to an easement over the West 31 feet also known as Tract 17, M U L L E T L A K E R E ­ TR EA TS , Public Records ol Seminole County, Florida. OAT ED August li. Iftl MARYANNE MORSE AS CLERK. CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA BY: Jana E Jasewlc At Deputy Clerk Publish August II. IL ItM DEH 131 CELEBRITY CIPHER Cweanty Caprwr tryptofanw ate created earn gasmens by I mtof In Pto Other Manta ■rftagate P *Z *N A J H N O H V J F C L H J P . Z 4 F J A ' H X O O I Z E O M V Q H T M 2 A W ■ C H L V H J I V O O I X I V S A Z C n a P M J P N C A L Q . * — C Q O Z A F T A A . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I think sve wM worked for Huntlgy-Brtnktoy, why can'I It — (Co-anchor) Connie Chung. If N for u*?“ Legal Notices IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THR EIG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, S E M IN O L ICOUNTY, FLORIOA. IN R E : FO R FEITU R EO F ITttS O O U S CURRENCY NOTICE OF FORFEITURE PROCEEDINO TO: James Spratt 347 Brantley Club Pleca Longwood. Florida H77f and all others who claim an Interest in the fallow ing tf J M 00 U.S. CURRENCY Donald F Etllnger, of the Saminoto County Sheriffs Of flea. Saminoto County, Florida, through his o ffic e rs. In ­ vestigators or agents, salted the above property on June 14, ITM. al M l Branttoy Club Place, Long wood. Saminoto County, Florida, and It presently holding said property for the purpose of forfeiture pursuant to Sect ions 437 701 7*4. Florida Statutes, and will REQUEST that an Honorable Judge of the Circuit Court. Eighteenth Judicial Grcufl, Saminoto County, Flor­ ida. find probable causa that the above properly st.euld be forfeited to the obovo agency You will bo sent a copy of the Order finding Probable Causa once It Is signed by the Judge hnd It will advise you how and when to respond to this request for forfeiture. I HEREBY C ER TIFY TH A T o true end correct copy of this Notice was sent to the above named addresses by U .S. certified mail, return receipt requested, this 4 lh day ol August, ITM. DANIEL N BROOERSEN LEGAL COUNSEL SEMIHOLE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE 1343 Mth Street Sanlord. Florida 37771MTT Telephone (4071 33*0033 Publish. August II, 13, ll, 70. ITM DEH-71 Infhs CIRCUIT COURT •I the llth Judicial Circuit, In and tor SantInala County, Florida Case Ne. 0777100R-*7B In R E : The Marriage al Famalys Santana Husband Brigitte Santana Wife. NOTICE OF ACTION DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE TO: Fernefys Santana YOU ARE HEREBY N O TI­ FIED that an action for dltsoiu lion ol marriage has boon tiled against you and you are re­ quired to serve a copy of your written defenses. If any, to If on B R IG ITT A SANTANA. Pelllienor, whoto address Is PO BOX IS1713. Altamonte Springs. FL 177IS on or before t/ll/M end file the original with the Clark ot this court before service on Petitioner or Immediately thereafter. II yew fell to db an, a default wilt be entered against you lor the relist demanded In the petition. WITNESS my hand and the tool ot this Court an AUGUST *. ITM (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERKOF THECO UR T By Haney R. WlnSar Deputy Clerk Publish: August 11, 11. 13 A September I, ITM DEHdJ IN TH B CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEM IN OLICO U NTY, FLORIOA FR O B A Tt DIVISION Flit Number TJ IOO-C P IN R E : ESTATE OF JOE THOMAS RUSSELL Deceased. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The administration of the a if a t a of J O E T H O M A S R U S S E L L , deceased. F ile Number 4J-M0CP. Is pending In the Circuit Court tor Saminoto County, Florida, Probate Divi­ sion, the address of which Is Saminoto County Courthouse. Sanford. FL 31771. The names and addresses ot the personal representative and the personal representative's attorney are set torlh below. A LL IN T E R E S T E D P E R ­ SONS ARE N O TIF IE D TH A T: All parsons on whom this notice Is served who have ob­ jections that challenge the valid­ ity of the will, the qualifications of tho personal representative, venue, or jurisdiction of this Court are required to file their objections with Ifils Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R O F THREE MONTHS A FTER TH E DATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY DAYS A FTER TH E D ATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All creditors ol the decedsnt end other persons having claims or demands against decedsnt'* •state on whom a copy of this notice I* served within three months after the date of the first publication ot this notice must III* their claims with this Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R O F THREE MONTHS A FTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY DAYS A FTE R TH E O A TE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All other creditors ot the decedent and parsons having claim* or demand* against the decedent s estate must file their claims wtth this court WITHIN TH R EE MONTHS A FTE R T H E O ATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE. A L L CLAIM S. OEMANOS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO F IL E D W ILL I E FOREVER BARRED. Tho data of the first publica­ tion of this Notice Is August it. ITM. Personal Representative: Tim Polnl* P.O. Bor 333 Orange Park, FL 13*47 *333 Attorney for Personal Represents II ye i Thomas A. Speer Ot Thomas A. Spear, PA, P.O Bos IMS Sanlord. FL J3F73 ISOS Telephone: (007) JUOSSI Florida Bar No : *74473 Publish: August 14. 33. ITM OEH-114 27— N u rse ry ft Child Care CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando • Winter Park 322-2611 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. 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NOTICE OF ACTION TO :D O UG LAS D HALLOCK Rastdanca: Unknown Last known mailing address SO* Emerald Drive Chuluota. Florida and It Defendant Is deceeled. his/her respective unknown h o lrt. devisees, grant***, assignees, creditors, lienor* end trustees, end all other persons claiming by, through, under or against the named Defendant. YOU ARE N O TIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage on tho following property In SEMINOLE County. Florida Lot II. Block M. LAKE MILLS SHORES. According to tho plat thereof as recorded In Plot Book tl, Pag** IS and IS, Public Records el Saminoto County, Florid*. ha* bean fllad against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written d*tehees, if any, to If an 0*1* O. Washing. Sr.. Plaintiff'* attorney, who*# address is 770 East Forsyth Strati. Jacksonville, Florida m u . on or before September 17, ITM. and III* the original with this Court either before service on Plaintiff's attorney or Immediately thereafter, other wise a default will be entered mended In the Complaint or WITNESS my hand and th* •eal of this Court on this 13th dajtbf August, ITM. MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ef lh* Court B y: Patricia F. Heath A* Deputy Clark Publish: August It, 73 A Sep timber 1,1 . ITM DEH IIS IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT O F T H I EIG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AN DFO R SEM IN O LI COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION C A SI NO. fl-ttlIC A DIVISION I4L RYLANO MORTOAOE COMPANY. Plaintiff. v*. I.W. DRENCKHAHN.atal. Detondanfti). NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY O IVEN pursuant to an Order Re­ scheduling Foreclosure Sal* August 3. ITM. and an in Cat* He. m c o is c a of tho Circuit Court of tho E IG H ­ T E E N T H Judicial Circuit in and tor SEM IN O LI County, Ftortoa wherein RYLANO MORTGAGE COMPANY It the Plaintiff and I.W . O R E N C K H A H N and GRACE O. LABARSERA are the Defendants. I will tall to th* highest and bast bidder tor cash at tne Watt Front Stops el the Unlord. SEMINOLE County. Florid* Courthouse at ll 00 a m , on September T, ITM. ttw following described proparty at eat forth In Final Summary Judgment ot foreclosure entered Juno 7, ITM: L O T S ! DEER RUN UN IT IS. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK I*. PAGES T* ANO * ». P U B L IC R E C O R D S C O U N T Y O F S E M IN O L E . STATE OF FLORIDA. T O G E T H E R W IT H T H E F O L L O W IN G D E S C R IB E D PERSONAL P R O P ER TY : RANOE/OVEN. REFRIGERA TOR. OISOPOSAL. V EN T FAN. SM O KE D E T E C T O R . W/W CARPET, DISHWASHER. WITNESS M Y HAND and th* seal at this Court on August f, ITM. (SEAL) HONORABLE MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol tho Circuit Court By: JenoE. Jasewlc Deputy Clerk •ubilih: August IL T L IT M Pubilih: OEH-123 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* Is hereby given that we are engaged In business el Driftwood Village. Seminole County, Florida, under the Fictitious Nemo at TH E NAIL JU N OLE, and that wg Inland to O lv ltlo n *1 Corporations, Tallahassee, Florida. In accardanct with th* provision* of tho Fictitious Name Statute*. Te-Wtt Sactton BUB*. Ftortda Statutes lt*1. Gal* Rodtnbaugh Linda Beaver Mariana Radetotcu Publish: August It. ITM DEH 1*0 It MAMand t:J*PM FLEAW OR LD HWY II M, SANFORD 21— P e rs o n a ls ADOPTIONS Free medical car*, transpor tatlon. counseling, private doctor plus living aipemei Bar 1137513 Call Attorney John Flicker________ I S** 437 3*44 23— L o st A F o u n d LOST FEM ALE CAT. Tortoise shell/dark calico w/ white spot on chin E ilt S3 oil I s in DeBary. "Pendy" Reward 407 »tC 3 «t________________ 4 7 - A r t s f t C ra fts • M A TE R IA L , with Florida Gator design, lor cratts or sewing Cost SJT. 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Florid* 31771 Th# Authority will accept and consider all totors ot Inltnl Submitted an or belore 3 00 PM . on September 13. ITM The Authority reserves the right to accept or reject any submittal In Its sola discretion AGENTS-REAL ESTATE! Nothing succeeds like success We're well Into our 3rd derad* ol training successful agents No license!............ We'll help! WATSON REALTYCORP REALTORS___________ 333 37** AGENTS AVON. Earn to 30% No door/door. Guaranteed 40%discounts SandllH ItM ASSEMBLY/FACTORY tl to 110 hr A benefit! Will train. 3400404 Call nowI AVAILABLE POSITIONS— .. In ttw Orlando. Casselberry. Sanlord and Altamonte areas * ASSEMBLY* * HOUSEKEEPING* * LAWN MAINTENANCE * • LAUNDRY* ePROP MAINTENANCE* •SHIPPING/RECEIVING* •WAREHOUSE • OENERALPERSONNEL Temporary Services 17*3 Hwy 17 M S„ Lawyweed ttS-1133 No toe ATTEN TION SANFORD • ••POSTAL JOBS* ee Start tll.41/hr 4 benefits For application A Info, call 1 tilt) 314 3301 7am to IOpm 7 days,______________________ A U TO A U C TIO N DRIVERS NEEDED. Must have valid drivers license and be able to drivatllckS4 7$/hr. Sprint Stalling, 33*7*11 71- H e l p Wanted 71 — H e lp W a n ta d B A BYSITTER N EE D ED . Al tornoon and early evenings Oreo Ifor teenager 73b 3dW MEDICAL LPNS CHILDCARE TEACHER Part lima needed lor *10 yr olds CDL required EOE ___________m i w __________ 11 PM 7AM and 7 1pm shirt tull flm o Apply In parson: Lakavtow Nursing Ctr.. *1* E. Tnd SI. Sanford COLLECTOR Mature pro w/ strong phono control. Above average sale ry. commission, and ben*Ills Apply 4TS E. Somoron Blvd, Suit* 101, Casselberry Amer. Pioneer Title O r. 13) 4743 MEDICAL L P N /R N F/T and P/T. Sub acuta care •ap. highly desirable, but not requited Will Ireln. Salary dependent upon •«per lent# Contort: Debary Manor, *4 N. Hwy 17 *1. Dabary, FI m i l . U344IS COSMETOLOGIST with tallowing. 311*114 or 333 4*7*____________________ CPT4-IC09 MEDICAL CODER Winter Springs arte. Eiperl • n e s d o n l y . C o l l to r appointment..............377-3131 a DAIRY DRIVER a *400 wkl Ground floor oppor funity wtth fast growing flrml Benefit* too! Don't walfl AAA EM PLOYM ENT 7*0 W, Utfr SI-. 313 3)7* MEDICAL *” CNAS A 170 bad superior relod facility I* looking tor CNAS a Mutt bo certified a Eaper fenced preferred II this describes you. contact Mary Allc* Kothe Don 7*10 Enterprise Rd., Oabary. Please apply In parson EOE/Orug tree workplace N A T IO N A L P U B L IS H IN G FIRM needs people to label p o s tc a rd s fro m h e m * . UOO/wfc. Sal your own hours Call 1 *00 740 7177 ( 1 1 . 4 * m ln / ll y r t + ) or W rltf PAASE 17J. O l S Ljn toinwoy, N. Aurora ILSOS43 ' •PKSTCONTROLTECH* Trolnl Don't pass up this chance to start a new career AAA EMPLOYMENT I N N . 33th St„ 333-117* POSTAL AND GOVERMENT loot *73/hr plus benefits For application Call 407 74* 4331 DELIVERY REPRESEHTRT1VE Mon Frl morning. Mutt be dependable, have reliable vehicle w / full coverage Hourly rale, possible bonus Knowledge ot area a must I Apply within Olan Mills, .............331 *7*1 Director For established childcare fa­ cility. Education, eaportonce and leadership required. 373 A433____________________ DRIVER ong haul, part time E iper fenced with plants. CDL lie, needed ........... 377*444 EASY WORK! E X C E L LE N T PAVI Assemble products at h o m o . C o l l t o l l Ir o a I *004*7 330*0«I 7T4Q_______ REPRESENTATIVES WANTED National company need* local raps, p/1 or l/t. You choose th* hours) Ho sal** required __________ 7*3-177*________ EXP. WRECKER DRIVERS Needed! Musi have class O CDL license and live In Laka M ary/San lord/Long wood area Call 377 07*0___________ SECURITY OFFICER Sanford area, part time. Frl day and Sunday day. Security Clast D license required _______ Call *07*44 7337_______ SERVICE MAID hiring In A! 1*monte Great pay. bonus and monthly paid profit sher Ing Drivers paid mileage Experienced only...... 331 *343 • STOCK KEEPER* Local firm looking lor career minded person. Hurry today. AAA EMPLOYMENT 7**W. 73th 11., T O lIf* EXPERIENCED SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS SAn Del Manufacturing It accepting applications lor E X P E R IE N C E D IN D U S TRIAL sawing machine oper ators only Accepting appilca lions thru July Tnd. than again starting July 17th tor hiring to begin July 17th Paid holidays and vacation, olr conditioned facility. 77*0 Old Lake Mary Rd, Sanford. *87 37) 1*10 • FIOURE CLERK* Established firm needs your laka charge ability now I AAA EM PLOYM ENT TOtW.ISfh St.. 333-317* TELEMARKETERS Long wood. S3 34 hr. plus bonus Phone and order entry •ap Day to evening hours. Mon U t . Permanent post ttons. Never a Net Help Persanwal *7*-*70* Hairstylist Full or Part lima. *3 00 hr A up Paid vacations and tom* paid H olldaytl Fantastic Sams In Sanford J73 *045 HAIRSTYLIST to work full lima with tom* toltowing. For Into _________Call 371 0333________ HAPPY ELVES CNMcare. Lk. Mary, needs tap., orgenIled Caregiver-Teacher. W/natural love tor Children 331 7304 TREE CUMBER Needed E«per fenced Own transportation. No drugs. tig/hr. Call 774 ato4_________ WAREHOUSE AND OENERAL LABOR H I L P N B E D ID I Bonus lor driver*. All shifts available Dally pay, no toe Report ready to work 3:30 an*. Industrial Labor Svc.. 101* French Av. Ho phone calls WAREHOUSE WORKERS-Fidl •Im* day poalltot* Sanlord. longwood, and Maitland area*. 13/hr. Haver a toe! U .l . .»----------M UnF OwefF rW W * « ISA NtoTT^iW IMMEDIATE OPENINGS For highly motivated person In letomerkollng department Mutt have ctowr voice AM or PM thills. Apply within Oian Mill*. Longweod........-337 <7*3 WAREH0USE/F0RXUFT JANITORS M to SI7J 0 hr. 3*00404 Part time tor Lake Mary/ H e a t h r o w . A p p ly M 0 I Philadelphia Av*. Orlando _________ 407 0*40*00_________ LIVE IN N EEDED. * days a wk Roam, board and salary. OFLIStoS-73*07*7__________ LONO DISTANCE DRIVERS Musi have over the road tap. Good reference* req Call or apply: MSC Trucking Corp. 1*71 W III Street. Sanlord FL _________ 4*7 373 7343_________ • M AINTENANCE* •PERSON* 17004 Put your handyman skills to work lor o nice ploca. Fantastic banatlts. Call now! AAA EM PLOYM ENT 7i*W.13thll,. 373-317* ROADWAY STRIPER Eapartonctd In p«lnf and thermo plastic. Opportunity tor advancement. EOE ________ **4-437-44It__________ 91— Apartm ents/ House to Share DAO edit share 3 bdrm. w/ female. Free room/borad tor p/t child care, Perfect tor retire*, college student, single mem. ate. Call 3713*3* or 373 7700 C L A S S IF IE D S Hom e Im provem ent R IU W AY W( Notice Cleaning Servlet FLORIDA STATE REQUIRES all contractors b* registered or certified. To verify a slate contractors llcanse call 1 100 341 7*40 Occupational Llcanse* are required by ttw county and can be verified by calling 371 1130-•■I 7431 S P R IN O C L E A N IN O . Inoutside Rental* Alia wkly. CAPTAIN CONCRETE. Wayne Beal 1 Man Quality Opera •ion i m i m / i s e m i Additions ft Rem odeling M lertrlcal RES./COMM Vinyl Siding Alum. Fram ing. Orywall, Doors. Rooting. Concrete 3334433 , l.O . Ballwt, CBCSlto** RES/COMM, new homes Since i*40 In area Call artytime I M|ltorJd3S**4GC00l«^^^ Appliances NO SERVICE CALL FCC when repairs are done Warranty We buy washers A dryers A 4 Best Appliances. 314 11*3 as C a rpentry CARPENTER All kinds ot home repairs, painting A ceramic Itto^lclwrdGrosi^^^MISjn C a r p e t C le a n in g SAMI CARPET CLEANINO Rtsldanlial/commarclal 1* hrs. 334 3341, beeper *44 0341 Painting ' ; S H O W U l' T L M T b i^ D l^ ta r M l M A STER E L E C T R IC IA N Lic'd lns 74 hrs. Fair prlcasl Pel * rEROOOam 331 *475 Handy M ar • * eOO IT A LL* • • Anylhlng/every thing Horn* repairs plumbing, painIIng. electrical, carpentry 7*4*741 H o m e Im p r o v e m e n t Hom e Repairs M A R I N O Ham a R e p a ir, tpaclallilng In small |obs CRC 03407* Freeesl l l l - l i i t Law n Service RANOY'S D U A L ITY LAWN. Complete pro care since ItoO Clean up*, haul mo m e n s TOM A J E F F ’S LAWN CARBI Ret /Comm , dependable, tow ratost Freeesl.......... .3307074 M asonry TWP MASONRY, Brick. Block. Stucco. Concrete, Renova Hons Lie./Ins 33I-3SSS ALD0ES IT ALL F i il right at a price you can allord Lit'd-'Ins From start to llnlsh Carpentry, plumb ing. etoctrlcal. and rooting sves 73 yrs of taperwnc* No job too tug or small Call 33* 7*31*f 334-3«* 34 hr*/ JACK A JIL L at a l . _____ New/Remodtl Cabinetry our specialty! Freaest33*4*73 H ACKETT A MACKETT. tottional painter. Reason*01, rates llc./ln* 313 Ul* Pressure Cleaning; rjlesWlnrtowsjMinilT*^ Concrete PARIS PAINTINO by Jim. (Eft Idantlal, light commerrtal Free att Ima tot 7t74a*l V O n itsc iiH a 1 in g n vu qc u iIn gh n ti m REPLACE Parking tot. pole A bldg security lights Paint A repairs. S.W.S. 7*3«I3S Painting COR 1SSO PAINTING and PreCtoaM^. Tap qualify. Freaatl. Int/Eif 337 Sin \t l rrrti . sr ) n u r I h i s i n r w I ' r r r v I h i y I m DUN R ITE. Clean drlvaw&T roots, peal decks, walks. house* Fraaast 311 s in TIM ’S EXTERIOR CLEANINO. Prompt, reliable service Reasonable rates 771*333 * Tile EXPERIENCED In ell phases of tile installation Ins., be . wholesale tile prices tU ltm Vree Service .• eCHOLS TR EE SVC L k ' k W "Let the Prolesstoneli dolt." Free estlmetot......... 313 777* LARRY'S LAWN A TREE, Very Professional Service. Free Etl Lk/lns 333 34*1 * e C L A B S IF IE B n il CaU Today Tb Place Your Adi t a M H c t l M 3 0 -2 ^ 1 Is I m i ’ Is S H I ’e r Month. ( n i l t hi w i f i r t ! . I'J'J J t i l l twJL J U S W O R K Y 0 0 ! Donl take our word far 1 �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, August 18. 1993 - 7D f t — A p a rtm e n ts U n fu rn is h e d / R e n t 83— R o o m s l o r R t n t CLEAN. FURNISHED r«*m. w/ kitchen available US wfc. 1VJ tec Downtown OT >004 MATURED PINSON, furnished. life cooking prlv SAS/wb tlrst end let! M4S9W - PRIVATE ICO I M T H Senlord, dote to SCC. Houte privileges, wether, dryer, gerege. IDO month Including utllltea......................M4 4I5* SANFORD Room lor rent Houte privileges, wash dryer, poo'150 wk Incl util «3l SIS1 SANFORD. SiS/wk. First, let! - Non smoker pref. Kitchen . prtv. 214 4112otter aPM WHECEEEEEEWtt One Bedroom Apartments U tf D IA L Mostwood Apts. H I 7724 PEACEFUUI WINTER* SFRINOS. 2/M>. all appliances *400/mo plus se curlty.DN Falrlai aeo ISO I BEDROOM U7i month plus S27S security deposit and ref .................. 171 m i 1 BEDROOM. 1 bath. A/C. washer, dryer, all appliances. screen porrh m » m0 171 tost 101— H o u s e s F u rn is h e d / R e n t 3 ROOMS SIS end Stories plus deposit ___________ 11* lew__________ 97— A p a r tm e n ts F u r n is h e d / R e n t 103— H o u s e s U n fu rn is h e d / R e n t NOTICE . All rental end reel estate * edvertlsementt ere subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act. ‘ which makes It Illegal to advertise any preference. Ilm nation or discrimination 'bated on race, color, religion. ■ tee. handicap, lemlllel status ; or national or igin NEWLY DECORATED Outside city Full tile bath, eat In kitchen, power A water . lurnlthed Plenty of parking I ISM plus dap Nopets STS 1411 SANFORD. Quiet area I bdrm , 1 bath furnished efficiency ■SMS/mo.SIOOdep MO 0111 VERY CLEAN A Nice. Util Paid, fenced yd Please call ■; H I one leave message______ 3 BEDROOM lurnlthed. 1115 wk. plus deposit Water A garbagdturn W U I U _______ f t — A p a rtm e n ts U n fu r n is h e d / R e n t CASSELBERRY AREA. Stud«. I end 1 bedroom aparlments available from *M9 Call Mellsta. teem s CLEAN, Q U IE T , P R IV A TE large I bedroom apt No pets __________ m j t n __________ CONVENIENT ANDSPACIOUS CALL GEN EVA GARDENS a p t s ................ ........ m ieee LAROE 1 Badream, 1 V» bath } story, Fplc.. prlv. yd., deck. ISSO mo water, sewer in eluded, m t m __ ____ L in n 's Landing I A I BD R M VILLAS REN T TOOWN CREDIT NO PROBLEM Applications for 2 Bdrm. Homes New Being Accepted 323*4923 ALTAMONTE SPRINOS. Near mall 4/1. scr porch, use ol lake SIM/month J/l 1 car garage. SlJO/monlh For de leilt call..................... lie t/ li SANFORD 1 bdrm. I»y bath No pets MIS/month. MOO depot it __________ 171 m i ___________ S A N F O R D . 1/1 H O U S E . Acreage, hortet allowed, on lake SHOP mo n I 1004 SANFORD BRYN HAVEN 1ft. 1 car garage. ISOS plus depot It 3M 4571_________________ SANFORD 1 bedroom li t W 2nd Street *350/mo. references and deposit__________m o m The Hllllman Group For Yevr Real Ettale Needs caii ................... m ens 1 BEDROOM 1BATM. Country setting StlS/monlh. SISO deposit.................... 1100771 1 BEDROOM 1 BATH. Fpl . quiet area lltlfm o . SlOO deposit_________ 110 0111 1BORM. Hi bath Nopets SSOOmo, MOO deposl t m lHO Stenstrom Rentals PLOCH ARBOR. 1/1 w/den. sern pool w/|ocuitl. fplc . dbl gar ItVISmo 1*00 sac PNORTHLAKE. 1/1 lakafront w/fplc. Washer A dryer, pool, tennlt ISIS/mo . SMO tec e DEBARY, 1/1 w/ carport, new paint, private and quiet, heat and air UlS/mc. S400 tec PRAVENNA PARK. 1/1 w/ carport, storage, heat A air. 1 mo leaseSlM'mo.lSOOtec. POEBARY 1/1 w/ family rm. carport, on well A septic M40/month. S400 security o SANFORD 1/1 apt Cent H/A Washer, dryer Included. CLEAN I WIVmo . V100 tec Sfenttrem Realty, Inc. 34te Manage yeer He^ne. like It wet ear awn." Jim Deyle i n WS After!PM: H0-l4tS 105— D u p le x * T r ip le x / R e n t MARINER'S VILLAGE Lake Ada I bdrm. 1340 mo 1bdrm. StIO mo and up 3 2 3 4 (7 0 NICE QUITE PARK. Spacious I bdrm cottage. SlOO/ mo plus elec /gas No pets aeo rvos ______ CtEAN 1 BEDROOM NEAT I BEDROOM Cent H/A. carport, mini blinds no pets. U M plusSlOO tec H I Pits OHIET I br . Its townhouse • IMS S Park, adult comm , MS/mo water A garbage Inc. Call Barb M F 171 3443 Quiet Single Story Castleberry. I bdrm A 1 bdrm Attic Storagel Call loan tor appointment tee t il l SANFORD'S Best Kept Secret I • Pool A L a u n d ry . I A 1 bedrooms Convenient loca , . I tonI Call Pat. I l l QAM_______ ''SANFORD. I and 1 bdrm aptt Cent H/A. beautiful lake tel ting and pool area OREAT R A T E S ! L a k e J e n n ie A partm ents, t i l l Santa Barbara Dr. m-SSSl________ SANFORD. 1 bedroom. I bath SlfS/ month. S71S security ________ Call i n m o ________ SANFORD. 1 bedroom. I bath - NICE A CLEANII SJOO/month Call Ml AIM________________ 'S A N F O R D I b d rm . A /C . • carpeted, storage Dep ♦ 1st •r mo E vet/wkendt ♦*« 00*0 SUPER I BEDROOM Upstairs. A/C. water A garbage pd i*XNew appliances, eatra clean. A Dep u i etas after tpm Water and garbage pick up included No pets. SlM/mo. >100 dep....... ....... I l l 1015 LAKE MARY. 1 bdrm. C/H/A. wall to wall carpet, mini blinds, celling tan. M l 4/00 LK MARY DUPLEX. 1 bed. 1 blh. stove, refrldgerator. A/C. weth/dry hook ups. big yard SISO/mo HOP dep 171 *U i PARK AVE. 1001 1 bedroom. I bath A/C. SllS/mo. SJ1S de posit 114 MOO_______________ R E N T W /OPTION to buy Longwood area 1/IW. like new. >1000down *20 0410_____ SANFORD. 1 bdrm.. carport, security system, lull kit.. 111-4441 discounted MIS SANFORD. I bdrm . new. gray / mauve decor, cent H/A Rats. S4M/mo SlOOdep 111 41S1 SANFORD M U I B e d ro o m . s i* S / m o . mo/dep .nopets 111 Pare SANFORD. 1 bdrm. cent H/A carport, utility rm. Quiet areal tm/mo 410QMS VERY NICE 1 bdrm. I bath A/C. appliances Sanford SlM/mo plus deposit 111 1114 1 BDRM., 1 Bath. Scrn porch. CHA. all applt. I w/carport. 114 motor 111 4404 1 0 7 -M o b ile H om es / R e n t the Summer... to COEVILLA APARTMENTS Ask About Our 1 Month Free Special tr s S ffi) V/yA/ H ’d 12 mo. lease 2580 Ridgewood Ave, San fo ra* 330-1431 1?9— P e ts & S u p p lie s • C A N A R IE S , young and beaulltul Malelemale MS each or 5*0 lor tho pair. Yallow and orange frosted _________ molts__________ • FREE PUPPIES. German Shepherd Mia Please Call M l 1414____________________ • HERE comes Ptlar cotton tall I yr old Netherlend dwarf rabbit with cage Very loving SIS Cell Jay at 13111*1 eve • MIXED PUPPIES Come take us home for FR EE Wo'ro I ' j months old. Call our owner •tier4PMetna sail________ a PIT BULL PUPPY. I wks old' S1SOBO Phone M l 11*0 114— W a r e h o u s e S p ace / R e n t LON O W O OD/LAKE M ARYMid site storage warehouses 400>00 1400 sq ft. Free rent w/llmo lease. IromSI4S'mo __________111 CS10__________ SECURITY WAREHOUSE 44A and Old Lake Mary Bird •1.150 1.000 tq It. Ol llc/warehouta 'Finished ol lice space also available. KapeakeReally. I ait llis 2 0 0 - R e g ls t e r e d P e ts AFC ROTTWEIUER 1 1 8 -O ffic e ____ Sp ace / R e n t NEW Sanlord olflces and/or warehouses 4001.000 sq It Special. SMl/rne. i l l 1 SS4 SANFORD. Otflca space. S400 sq tt building total. 1100 sq It par effica unit H I 1004 SANFORD O F F IC E SPACE. 1.100 sq It. ca n t H/A. carpeted. U M 171 *144_______ SANFORD ISM sq If E>C lor Or or Attorney. >475 mo 1415 sec Jim Doyle. Stenstrem Realty. I**. W M ttt_________ 1 2 7 - S t o r a g e /O f f ic e _________ S p a c e _________ 10wk old female 1100114 4414 211— A n tiq u e s / C o lle c t i b l e s ____ 141— H o m e s fo r S a le EXCHANOE OR SELL your property located anywhere I Investees Realty, 1141411 HOUSE W ITH INCOME I 1 bdrm, 1 bath, cent M/A. fpl . and quiet area 1*5.000H001H A N TIQ UE S T O R E / O F F IC E SPACE 1.000 sq It In the best downtown Sanford location S515/mo____________ 014 PISS 141— H o m e s f o r S a le AffORDABK HOMES VENTURE I PROPERTTLS FHA OR VA AS LOW AS S*i \ Gov't Foreclosures. Re pos/Assume No Q uality Homesl Owner financing Seminole.Orange. Volusia Senlerd less than SJ.#M dawn aReneveted 1/1 , appliances. fenced yard, carport. *M.*00 a Renovated like new 1 /1. fplc . appl. new paint SSS.VOO a Pool home 1/1 on cul da sac Garage. 1*1,*00 ei/l on ly acre! Renovated appliances, lanced yd. M l.500 • l/HS, 114* sq N. Ilka new! Llv. dmlng. family rm. SIS.*00 a 4/1, fenced, garage. 154.>00 Assume NeOualillett • J/l en l/l acral Fenced, cul de sac. dead end street saa.eoo Additional home* avail Less than S1K down I PAOLA. i/| on on ) l l acres Pasture with stable SI I*.*00 Lk. M ery/Lengwaad Peel Heme. 1/2. garage, living, dining, lam rm* sat.500 Lk. Mary peal home 4/2. living dining, lamlly rm. >104.400 PAUl A BETH OSBORNE VfNTlIRE i PROPERTIES 111 4 /b4 BATEMAN REALTY • OENEVA. S ACRES w/1 houses Slt.SOO • MARKHAM W OOOS. » acres with 1 bdrm. ] bath and 1 car garage, pool and lake No reasonable offer relueedi 321-0758.................321-2257 BRANO NEW 5 bdrm 1 bath home. Iireplaca. skylights, covered polio. 1 car garage Sft too Must see I 114 0*04 ARE YOU IN THE MARKET FOR A NEW HOME? SEE SUNDAY'S CLASSIFIEDS FOR A GUIDE TO THE AREA'S TOP REALTORS! KAYW OO O . 2/1. Fam Rm. Cent H/A. 1 Car Garage, turn or unfurn. 14* 000 Seller'* Broke*..................... 711GSM. LK. MARY 1/1 with lamlly rm . Ig treed lot Ml 000 W. Maliclowskl, m w i STAIRS PROPERTY MANAGEM ENT 4 REALTY 40M i l 1M1/11] t ill oven S I 36 m YF A H S STENSTROM REALTY, I NC. We list and sell more properly than anyone in the Greater Sanford Lake Mary area. • O A T E O COM M UNITY IN LAKE MARYI 1/7 End Unit In Heron Cove I Garden Atrium, Wat Bar. F p l. Comm Pool k Morel >**.*0001 • LAKEFRONT CONDOI You II love the view from your >rd floor 2/1 w/ Scr Balcony 4 Eatra* Galore! Comm Pool tool M l 000! • COUNTRY LIVINO on a U Ac w/ Great Room. Spill BR Plan. Fenced Yardl FR or alh BR to be done! New Root tool Uf.JOOt CALL ANYTIME HALL R E A L T Y 312 W f'libt SI S.inlonf HUGE 1 story home. Ig oak trees, handyman special! leoa sq tt ol living area Owner will consider holding mort gage! Great com m ercial potential I Only SM.500 REOUCED S9.0001 f 1 bdrm home, remodeled. Paddle Ians, lamlly rm, screened rm. walk to park! Low down, low monthly ..................$44,400 FHA/VA D EB AR Y, St Jehns River. Furnished m anufactured home. 1/1 w/ lot. carport, landscaped Pool, tennis, clubhouse, b o a t ra m p , marina, and playground S45.M4 Owner ana lout 44$ t il l O n tu iK GOV’T REPOS bank loreoo suras, assume no quality mortgages! Low monthly. • OOV-T F O R E C LO S U R E . 4/1 In Plnecrest Great hornet Low down IM S • PINECREST. 1 bdrm w/ cent H/A. pool w/ decking Best buy In areal Low down, low monthly *54*00 Center details! J m il Minslitld, 323-7271 AA Carnes. Inc . 1121214 Apartments with C A R L Y I . K * b y l u r r y W r lu h l ELOER SFRINOS Oft Hwy 41». I. 1. A 1 bdrmt SIS S*Vwk SlMdepotil................. m i l l O NICE SA N FO R D lurnlthed mobile home available Rent to buy. Bab......... 407 M2*S00 323-5774 ^ Come home fo r K IT W 321 - 2720 322 - 2420 154S Park Dr . laniard 441 W. Lake Mary Bl.. Lk. Mary •In Our 37th Tut* ONE OF THE PREMIERS ol Sanlord historical homes for sal« by only 3rd owner since 1*131 *15*000 lirm. as Is. 10th and Park Avo Appl, H I *ata S A N F O R D . Ramodeled 1 bedroom. I bath w/ cent H/A Nice lot I MS 0004*4 1014 ___ T I R E D O F R E N T IN G ? Own Your Own Horn*! Easier than you think 11 Sector your sell! MODEL GRAND OPENING! Saturday. Aug It. 10AM 5PM 1414 Mara Ct . Sanford. 0(1 MellonvIHe................ 11* *111 1 BEDROOM. I BATH Ouial countrylot MJ 000 Call 110 0111___________________ •1 HOMES ON t LOT 17. lam rm A 1/1 tor Mom |**.*00! CALLBART REAL EST„ INC (401) 173 14*1 153— A c re a g e L o ts /S a le O C A L A N A T ’ L F O R E S T. Wooded lets I 15 *50 each, no monoy down I >1 | at monthly 1 MO *91 SOI* Country Lake Apartments 155— C o n d o m in iu m s ______C o -O p / S ale W IN TER SPRINGS Very nice 1ft. M a ll living, dining rm Many amenities Ml 500 ORLANDO. Tymberskin. 2/1 ground floor, seller financed 111.500 ll*aHI 157— M o b ile H o m e s / Sale GOOD BUYSN ICE HOMES M M spacious I bdrm turn . scr. porch 54 500 well kept 2 bdrm . turn , scr porch, cor ner lot. *11.500 pretty as a modal! Almost everything new throughout, big Mori da rm . carport Quiet senior park, no pels Near I a and shopping 444 4*04___________ NEW l**l'«l Low down A Inter e»tl UX10 SllJ/mo 14X10. >110/mo 145 5104 181— A p p lia n c e s / F u r n itu r e OCHEST FREEZER General Electric. 5 I CU. IIS V. *0 HZ. SlOO Firm Phora 111*404 _______ Leave message_______ • C O U C H . 1 pc sectional. orange.........>50.........111 4441 COUCH. LOVEiEAT, CHAIR and ottoman Old fashioned, very clean SISO OBO Modern SO FA 530 RECLINERSIO it s tan___________________ • DESK, woodgraln laminate top and swivel chair >50OBO ___________ 1114145__________ • D RAFTIN G TABLE. Oak. 11” ■ 47". ad lustable lo IT*, w/al" Mayline parallel bar. vinyl cover, dual light SlOO Call 171 OH*___________________ • DRYER. Only I 1/1 Yrs Old sioo........................... n i i*te • K IT C H E N CHAIRS. 5 In parted condition 170 Full prlco ........... Call lit >004 O K I! CH E N TABLE. Ethan Alton, oval, maple finish, two leaves, no choirs Excellent condition s*0 lit Wat USED BEDOINO SALEH King. Queen. Full A Single >as« Set A Upl LARRY'S Mar* HI-4111 W A S H E R . Ktnm ore. SIS DRYER. >50 Both work goodl _________ mg mi________ • WASHING MACHINE SlOO _________ Call 111 11*4________ • WINDOW AC/HEATINO unit. Sears Works real good >15 00 Please call 1714411. ________ leave message_______ 183— T e le v is io n / R a d io /S t e r e o • AM/FM STEREO, has I (rack and record player Good con dltlon ONLYSaO Ml **Si • CONSOLE TV. has radio and record player. 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Whisper Guide S4with battery SISO __________ m io o i___________ 14 FT ALUMINUM |ors boat 15 HP Johnson, trolling motor, trailer, camping equip SI.500 OBO Musi sell! i l l 1111______ te F T RUNABOUT. 40 HP Evinrude With trailer *150 or besl otter 111 4415___________ • IS FT GLASTRON 55 HP Evinrude. trailer Outstanding Condi Must seel 177*5 MS 5111 14 FT JOHNSON w/ 50 HP Mercury, trailer, trolling motor and knee beord Runs great SI.19944* SOaS__________ • 1**4 SKI/FISH Boat «OHP Marc . w/trailer Runt groat. 51000 Partial tinenc* 4*5 1*0* 217— G a r a g e S e le s fFISAT-SUNDAY NordicTrack eierclse skis, new tai machine with copiar, living rm furniture, new weight bench w/lron weights Lott ol mltc 1101 W Ind SI Sanlord.................... 7141541 •GARAGE SALE AD BARGAIN Call In your garaga sale ad by l l noon on Tuesday and taka advantage ol our special garage sale ad prlcatl Call Clettihed now lor detail*! 322-2611 B R H H B B I MOVINO SALE. All under >44 Furniture, new wheel chair. knitk knacks________ *11 0109 YARD SALE A llllle bit ol ovorythmgl Fum . clothes, etc Saturday Only! t it le W 70th Street 221— G ood T h in g s to E a t BLACK EYE PEAS You pick! 1*41 Celery Ave SAM. SI a bushel ..................M l 11*4 2 2 3 - M is c e lla n e o u s CABINET SALE. Otsceuntinued A overstock must got Vertovs styles A slits avail. Tru Wood cabinats 11* Hickman Orlve. Sanlord..................... li t *471 COMPLETE NEW 5 PERSON 223— M is c e lla n e o u s 2 3 1 -C a rs • INFANT CARRIER. Snugll MERCEDES. 1*90 XB O. cold Bouncer with cloth cover A/C. Clean. t4 000 miles M.100 Never used I Cost SIS new. will 144 4510or 41* 1149__________ sell tor SUMS Ml*__________ SHORT OF CASH 7 • MY FIRST TOOTH porctlln Sarloutiy looking for a nice, d o ll by K a t h y B a r r y ciaan. used carl D EPEN Hlpp«nst*ll Ashton Orake DABIE. Down payments as Will tell lor SeO With papers A low at SIN include* la> A boa.............................M4S1S1 tin* Call SAWDUST. >10 per yard picked FUES AUTO SALES up Will deliver. J and S Cypress *041*1 MM ★ * 3 2 7 -2 6 8 2 * * • s'e l f - i n v e r t i n o • TOYOTA COROLLA OX (la MACHINE. Relieve* stressed Iron wagon. 1*91 ISK ml. Red lointt Helps bad backs Cost auto. a/c. p's. p/b. sio.no *430. tell ttlO B O 14* 54*1 n i sail • SOLAR WATER HEATER. >0 1*11 DO DOE COLT. Automata gallon State brand tank, hat Am/fm, NEW TIRES. runs back up electric element, great 5*00 OBO 113 14*4 works llna. a a 10 tl tolar • l*S4 REOAL BUICK. * cyl panel with Ireete damage charcoal gray, power ac Part ol *1000 Della system castor let. M 400 111 51)0 Only >100.................... SM44S* • 1*44 GEO SPECTRUM 50 00c TRAILER. *>10. >145 IS Inch ml . rebuilt, auto . SI.*50 OBO cut LAWN TRACTO R w/ Alter 5PM__________110 0*45 grass catcher. SMS 10 ft 1* PONTIAC GRAND PRIX. 1 fiberglass L A O D E R . SSO door. VS. ISO Engine, P/S. 11) 1*75 ask lor Slava or P/B. A/C. new (ra n t. Craig James____________________ AM/FM radio RUNS LIKE A 11“ TV BW. 130 dining set w/4 I OREAM 5400O B O __ Ml *4/1 chairs SSO Ml sc boats ol • SI CHEVY Full It Wagon items Sandalwood Villas. diatal good cond . cold AC unit i s. aao laii____________ new tires taOO 111 1441 230— A n tiq u e /C ta s s ic • SI MERC LYNX 1DR. 4SP New tires A under hood Runt ______ _________ _ great 5400 M l 441* alter * C A D I L L A C , attended • *4 SUBARU. 4 whl d r. ‘1 / Fleetwood, tail I owner. *1K. engine, newer eahautt a garaged Mlntl S3,*00113 *400 brakes 5400 Nrg 1*0 4144 CORVETTE. 39. a Spaed. 1 top*, • M CHEVY Cavalier Station whit* blue, numbers do not wagon. AC. auto 11.150 match RUNS/LOOKS GOOD ________ Call 1404411 11*100.........................110 1141 • 44 LE BARON convertible • PONTIAC Firebird I***. 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Too much to • CHEVY CAAAARO - ‘11. Re list, mutt tee to appreciate built VS. lot* ot new parttl Only 51 4*5080 1314100 sees 11) 0154 any time_______ F IM XLT FORO plcli up. I**4 • CHRYSLER IMPERIAL '91. Fully loaded Ptrlect con Lika naw Mutt tall. Only ditoo 55 100111 111]_______ 515.000 Call taODMl 995* • HANDICAPPED VAN. 1*90 • CJ-S J E E P , ta il. I cyl. Ford E ISO Lift, automat e Custom Rebuilt engine, new doors *1,000M l 14M_______ tires, brake* *3.415 firm 111 • JE EP CHEROKEE SPORT. M9S______________________ 1**1. 4 door. auto.. A/C. FORD ORANAOA. 1**a. Runt am/Im cats >147)00114 4111 goodl A/C. clean, good Ind JE E P CHEROKEE LAREDO carSl IOOOBO111 111* 4X4 • ‘I*. A/C. crulta. red • FORD THUNOERBIRO •'**. 41.000 ml., I owner, mint cond All original! Needs some tow hitch, naw Mlchatlns work. >14*5 OBO 111 0154 ctllular pnpne, 54 700111 H U FORD TEMPO O L 1*9*. Power everything I 11.500 ml , new S Sanford Motor Co. paint M.950 OBO Ml *1** 1*** CHEROKEE PIONEER HONDA ACCORD OX HAT­ 4 door. 4 wheel drlv«. S speed CHBACK. ia*a I owner, mint *10.100 ________ Call 111 4la? condition I Red. A/C. crulta 14.000 ml M.100 M l l t l l • 1*11 CHEVY 5* ton p up. ISO Vi. Runs good Englna and e MAX IMA OXE. 1991. Whit* Irant strong H.ISO Ml M il w/ beige Int.. low mile*, loaded. OREAT CARI *M.m 5*1* DODOS VAN. II*. P 'V *4* MB*___________________ P/B. Auto . Good tor work or camping Slip 134 501* MERCURY SEDAN. t*S4. 4 door. 4 cylinder >400 __________ M l SIM__________ 239— M o to r c y c le s • MONTE CARLO 1*11. great a n d B ik e s condl A/C. runt Ilka a topi Sharp looking! SI.450114 4151 HONDA AERO 1*. )*tl. Red MONTE CARLO. 1*11. Herd lop. 10.000 miles MUST SELL I 1S0. P/S. P/B. driven dally S*15 Call M l 1*54 >150O B O .............. Ml SIS* 241— R e c r e a tio n a l •OLOS CUTLASS WAOON. I*tl. New tiros A battery Full V e h ic le s / C a m p e rs powr, A/C,SUOMI 4*10 PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION * • 1*14 VW pap up camper runt EVERY TUESDAY 1.1* FM excellent, a speed, all ameni OAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Has. >1.500.................MO 10*0 Hwy. *1. Daytena Beach • ItM WINNEBAGO. » ' long _________**41514311_________ Naw angina. Onan generator. • SATURN SL 1. m i Blu* **-000........................ M l 5*1* green, auto, twin cam. fully • *!* MOTOR hama. run* great loaded Btaullfull SIJ.OOO Will trait lor travel trailer of M0 m i comparable value M l7*95 LOAN-A-RANGER Rides Again Quality Used Cars & Trucks SPA. Indudat equipment, light. and cadar C*b.f»t t i.573131 7TV_______ DIAMOND SOLITAIRE RINOS It* and up Free sliingl Bast Pawn A Jewelry. 13*~*S)4 • DISHES, 'new set of eight place lettings, only SIS. Please c«IIIH Pali__________ O .E. R IF / F R IC IE R w/lca in door. ) yrs olds SSSOOBO 71" Hitachi Stereo TV w/camera and audio video processor >115 OBO MO lea* Good Credit! No Credit! Bad Credit! NO PROBLEM!! Mincer Motors sii.ialo Well Advertise Your Cor (or other motor vehicle) EViRT MY Til ITS SOUN \ \ I 3 lines for only $2124 HIGH STANDARDS and Affordable Rent (additional lines extra) Q e v je v a C ^ a rd e q s Ask about our super MOVE-IN SPECIAL! 1 5 0 5 W . 2 5 th S T . S a n fo rd Ad must include phone number and asking price. I f vehicle hasn’t been sold in 10 days, call us and we’ll renew it free. No copy change while ad is ru ining except for price. Non-commercial only. 2714 Ridgewood Ave. 330-5204 C all 322-2611 Tbday! 3 2 2 -2 0 9 0 Sanford Herald i S �SB - Sanfoit) Herald. Sanford, Florida - Wednesday. August 18, 1993 by CHic Young tmB BOSS * .Ytman<S 'N A lSuBTW O ) b y A rt Sansom T H E BORN LO SER 7 ) ^ , GOOD GRACIOUS. ' vetftLEfeSTER! iO/AEON£. DROPPEDA WATER BALLOON OH/'tFROMTHC OFFICE WINDOW! NO, BUT ID RECOGNIZE t w o r n a p p l e s laugh ANYWHERE* Protein disorder damages organs D E A R D R . O O T T : My 49-yeur-old l»r«»ilit*r linn been diagnosed with am yloidosis. U r ’s tx-en athletically Inclined all his life, never sick, and I’m having dlllleuliy understanding why lie would acquire tills condition. DEAR READER: Amyloidosis Is marked by llie progressive accumulation of various proteins In many o f the body's tissues. Eventually, these proteins Im­ pair organ function, leading primarily lo heart and kidney failure. The ratine Is unknown, but amyloidosis Is often associ­ ated witli other chronic diseases, such as myeloma la ly|>c of blood cancer). lulM-reulosIs (and other Infections). Hodgklnson's disease and rheumatoid arthri­ tis. Some forms of amyloidosis ap|>ear to lie inherited; others ap|>ear during anion Amyloidosis Is diagnosed by biopsy. Treatment of an imderlylnn disease may arrest the pronresslon of amyloid de|><>Hlts. Also, cortisone Is often used In patients whose ornans rapidly deteriorate. by C harles M . Schulz P EA N U TS I NAVE T O TE LL YOU SOMETHING CHARLES. B JT riR S T I W A N T " 0 KNOuMP YOU LIK E We A N D OF COURSE I H IT T H O S E T u iO H O M E RUN S. A N D .. W E l l S U R E , t L IK E v OO RO VANNE B U T I D O N 'T R c A ilY v NO a 'Y O U . I . V S A n our te a m played your t e a m a couple Or t im e s THAT'S WHAT I HAVE TO CONFESS CHARLES I COULD HAVE STRUCK YOU OUT IF I H AD W A N T E D TO I .. M E D IC IN E Is there an alternative? DEAR READER: You are prob­ ably suffering from n common condition: small sebaceous cysts o f the scrotum. Although they are hnnnless. they can be annoyACROSS 33 Undarground laborart1org. 1 Claim (si.) 34 Scooby — 5 Sorrow 35 Act S Fscs of clock 36 Confadarata 12 Dm Uoo ganaral 13 Cause lo 37 Aug. Uma hava bad luck 36 Total 14 W. Coast coll. 30 Slghtsaalng 15 ----------------- Uma trips (navar) 41 Southern 16 Period of blackbird Uma 42 Park for wild 17 Laborar 18 Naw 43 Astrological Englandtr signs 20 Shapad 46 Most unusual 22 Cloth 50 Contumtr maatura 51 Flying taucar 23 Whlta Ho u m (abbr.) nlcknam* 53 Tibatan 24 Untidy prtsst 27 Gsnstic ma­ 54 Tltta larial (abbr.) 55 Alcoholic 28 Small bovaraga organism* 56 Eternally 31 PU^wrhjM 57 Flower 58 Abstract 32 Pradator's being food 59 Ooia PETER GOTT.M.D. Ing. Surgical removal Is simple and curative. Answer la Pravlaus Pvnts LJLILJU UULJIIIJUUJ aLJUCJlJ LULlULiUlLIJ LJUUULJ LJULJUlJLiU □UJIJUULJ 13\JU 13UUIJLJIJ LiUU UL1U ULJULJ UI1LJLU U L iu ia u j u L iu u m u u u L J U-U u u u u l j ULJLiU U Li Li Li LJULi L in y UULH1UL1 □ u u ij u u ij u u u u L iU L jy y u y iu y y y y u y u y y iif . li it ii <iR( i DOWN 1 WW1I avanl 2 Tiny amount 3 City In Qarmany 4 Contumst tobacco However, for the most part, amyloidosis Is Inetirahlc. The IMMir prognosis notwithstanding, most eases ol amyloidosis pro­ gress slowly In addition, the complications, such as heart failure, can be treated with medication, thereby extending the patient's life and Indepen­ dence. y y u u m r.nm-fli:i s Staarlng — 6 Above (poet.) 7 Probed 8 Twofold 0 Cooled 10 Medicinal plant Alight Actor Ron — All right! TV newsman Roger — Serves Chimney dirt A Scott South African tribe Hebrew measure Fills with reverence Toenail treatment Actor Andrews Bushy chimp Lott Buenos — Whins* Pusblo Indian Qraval rtdgss Actress — Moors Roofadg* Typo of duck Waterproof covering — and games Amyloidosis Is not brought on by exercise, diet or any known (and controllable) environmental factor. DE A R DR. O O T T : I'm a 59-year-old male with an em­ barrassing scrotnl Itch caused by small while pimples. The skin Is loo tough to squeeze, and a dermatologist has suggested I have them surgically removed. WIN AT BRIDGE I! By Phillip Alder lu the Bridge Federation of Asia and Middle East Championa h l p s . h e l d I ant J u n e In Mauritius, tin* Mulshing order of the llrst four teams was the same In the Open and Women's Series: South Africa. India. Egypt am! Pakistan. The first two teams qualify for the world championships that are about to lx- held In Santiago. Chile. The Indian 0|x-n Team led most of the way. In-lug passed near lltc Mulshing post by new­ comers from South Africa (which has Just returned to the Interna­ tional bridge told). During the Indian hot streak over the Mrst seven days, this deal occurred. South was the Indian player Avlnash Gokhalc. Ills opening hid of two hearts showed a threc-siillcr short m diamonds. Ills hand had lo have one of four distributions: 4 -4-1-4. 4-4-0-5, 4-3-1 5 or 3-4-1 5. North. Rajesh Dalai, hating the whole business, passed. So there l-U-ll NORTH was Gokhalc In a 3-3 Ml. ♦ 1014 West, who had read all the VAI S textbook*, led a trump. (When 6 Q I 7 42 you know declurcr has a three♦ II suited hand, usually a trump lead will he best.) After South called for a low EAST heart from dummy. East won ♦J » ♦ 7 532 with the king and returned a V I ) V K J 10 I 7 he a r t . D e c l a r e r wo n wi t h ♦ A K 10 * J ♦ J» dummy's ace and cashed his ♦ QJ42 ♦ K7 A-K of spades, dropping West's Jack. Now came a spade to SOUTH dummy's 10. West being unuble ♦ A K Q4 VQ42 lo rulT. A club to the ace allowed 65 Gokhalc to cash the spade queen ♦ A 10 < 5 3 and discard dummy's last club. A club ruff In dummy brought Vulnerable: East-West South's total to seven tricks, and Dealer South he still had the good heart queen In his hand. Nertk East Pass 3V Pass Pass When you're sizzling, you're sizzling. Opening lead: V 3 Readers are Invited to send card-play questions to Phillip Alder. In rare of this newspaper They can he answered only through the column. B y B e rn ic e B ede O sol b y Bob Th a v e s FR ANK AND ER N EST ^ OH, M 't A CHAw i n G 6 UY, BUT YOU CAN'T B U l & t A N Y TH IN G Hi SAYi. ; a*» 8 11» . , by J im D a vis G A R F IE L D GARFIELD. A MOUSE JUST STOLE. SOME CHEESE./ T > -^ E S Shou ld I BE CHASING THIS MOUSE OR SOMETHING ? YOUR BIRTHDAY Aug. 19. 1093 There could he numerous pleasant surprises In the ofllng lor you In (he year ahead. You must lx- careful, however, that self- defeating thoughts don't s|x)ll them. M's Imperative you IcKik for the positive side In all your endeavors. LEO (July 23-Aug. 221 If you feel like you are Itcing pulled In two dlllcrcut directions today, that might be true and It couid also lx- your own fault. You must he llrm when you make a decision, not Indecisive. Trying to patch up a broken romance? The Astro-Graph Matchmaker can help you to understand what lo do lo make the relationship work. Mall 92 and n long, s e l f - a d d r e s s e d , s I a in p e d envelope in Matchmaker. P.O. BOX 4405. New York. N.Y. 10163. VIRGO (Aug. 23 Sept. 22| Be careful about making commit­ ments today without first having a clear understanding of what you're gelling Into. There's a chance you’ll bite off more than you can chew. b y J im M e d dick ROBOTMAN' I 'M N O T J O S T A N Y A N N IE ___ L IB R A (Sept. 23 Oct. 23) error with lingering III effects. Steer a middle course today If PISCES iFeb. 20-March 20) you find yourself among friends You might have lo contend with with conflicting views. It's okay a heavier work load Ilian usual to arbitrate, hut not to show today, so lx- careful what you partiality. volunteer lo do that could make SCORPIO (Oet. 24-Nov. 22) tills condition worse. Where your reputation Is con­ ARIES (March 21 -April IMl cerned the end docs not Justify Don't Impose yourself on any the means today. Don't use social situations today where tactics to advance your Interest you are not warmly welcomed. If that could tarnish your Image. you aren't Invited, It's their loss, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. not yours. 21) There Is a friend o f yours TAURUS (April 20-May 20| who always takes an opposing position to the one you hold. If Important developments must you encounter one another to­ not tie taken for grunted today. For Instance, don't assume a day. neither Is apt to have any pat i ence for the oi l i er. Br cri t i cal si t uat i on Is f i rml y secured, when It muy lie held careful. CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jail. down Just with a paper clip. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 19) Be careful In transactions today where there Is something Nothing advantageous will lxgained today hy trying to Impose of material value ut stake. If you don't know what you're doing, an unpopular suggestion on you might suffer a costly loss unresponsive listeners. If you don't scrub the Idea, they might. from your Inck of knowledge. 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No. 17 - Sanford, Florida NEWS DIGEST Mall breaks ground Sears confirm s as 5th anchor □ Sport* Clutch hitting SANFORD — Ron W lrth's two-out single l.i the bottom of thr seventh Inning gave Nelti v Son/Crazy W ings n 10 9 win over S|*ortsmnrt on the first night of the Sanford Recreation Men’s Wednesday Slowplteh Softball League. See Page IB BRIEFS Five candidates qualified LONGWOOD - Five candidates have officially qualified to run for Longwond City Commission and one more incumbent Is expected to sign up Itefore qualifying ends at 5p.m . Friday. Inrumbcnis liarvey Smerllson and Rex An­ derson qualified and rommtssloner Fred Pearl picked up a candidate packet and Is expected to turn In the necessary j»apcrwork before the deadline. Iris Benson Is seeking Stnerllsnn’s district I seat. Ron Sargent will challenge Pearl In district 2 and Annamarte Vaccu Is running against Anderson In district -I. Individuals wishing to run for city commis­ sioner In the Nov. 2 election may obtain qualifying material from the city clerk’s office. Make Sanford Shine SANFORD — Saturday. Sept. I I . has been designated as a "Make Sanford Shine" day. An all out trash collecting event will be held along west 13th Street. Participants for the trash bash are needed. Persons will gather at the West Sanford Hoys & Girls Club. In the 900 block of Persimmon Avenue, at 8:30 a.m. The city will be supplying collecting bags and poker sticks. A etty garbage packer will tie In the area to pick up trash bags as they are filled. The area to be covered on 13th Street Is from French Avenue to Persimmon. "N o big Items are to be picked up." said Chris Strtne o f the Scenic Improvement Hoard. "T h e only tiling we are after Is trash, and we want to really make the area along West 13th Street look as n**at and clean as wc possibly can." Several city officials are planning to tie on hand to Join In the "M ake Sanford Shine" project. "You don’ t need to register or anything." Strlnc said. "Just be at the Center by 8:30. and Join with us." For additional Information, phone Chris Strlnr at 330 5081. By NICK PPBIPAUP Herald Staff Writer______________________________ SANFORD — Antld a blnze o f fireworks, rockrts. and music from the Seminole High School Juzz (kind, ground was broken this morning for the Seminole I owne Center Mall. Developer Melvin Simon, representatives of the various anehnr stores, and local government officials dug chrome-plated spades Into the soil to Inaugurate construction of (h r 1.2 m illion square-foot mall. Am ong the store officials, a representative of Sears was on hand to officially announce dial II would be die fifth unrtinr store. Sears plans a 133.278 squarr-foot store. Warren McCurry. Sears dlslrlrl manager an­ nounced “ dir store will offer customers nearly three acres of apparel, home and automotive merchandise and service*, and will employ about 250 people." Over 100 persons had been sent sprrlal Invitations to attend the event held In a trni on the mall site. C S e e M a ll, P age 5 A See R ela ted E d ito ria l. Page 4A N«nH PM* by lommyVMM Melvin Simon, cenlor, head ot Melvin Simon and Associates, dovolopor of the Sominolo Towne Center Mall, joins anchor store officials and Howell residency decided Expressway builder behind schedule 1 year By J. MARK BARPIBLO Herald Senior Staff Writer SANFORD — Expressway builder While Con­ struction Co. now says they won’t complete thetr work until Oct. I. 1994. a year behind schedule. While faces up lo 12,180 In dally fines for continuing work past tills month, according to Sem inole C ounty Expressway construction spokesman Gayle Geddes. While officials did not return rails. See B uilder, Page 5A By J . MARK BARPIBLO Herald Senior Staff Writer SANFCfRD — 'City commissioner lam Howell should receive Italf of a homestead exemption for Ills Park Avenue home, a property appraiser's mediator has decided. Howell maintained his residency at I 109 Park Avr See H ow ell. Page 5 A Lon Howall Homeowners’ insurance hike T o p cops State Farm coverage here may cost more School board offers public forum The Seminole County School Hoard will offer the public a final opportunity to voice their opinions on the district's 1993-1994 budget before tuklng a vole on the Issue tonight. The public hearing nnd vote will lake place In the district's boardroom. 1211 Mcllonvllle Ave.. Sanford, at 7 p.tn. By SANDRA IL L IO T T Herald SlaM Writer According to the district. If the board passes the proposed budget, the amount the average taxpayer will pay In school tkxes will drop about $2 from last year. Geneva task force to meet GENEVA — The next meeting of the Geneva Freshwater Lens Task Force will be held Sept. 18 at Geneva Elementary School. 275 First St.. Geneva. The tusk force will discuss Issues affecting the wnlcr quantity and quality of the Geneva Hubble from 3 p in. until 7 p.m.. then take public testimony and suggestions until 9 p.m. government leaders In launching construction of the facility this morning. H «M PHotobytomm, Vlnctnl The Seminole Community College Law En­ forcement Program honorod some of the lop law enforcement officers In Seminole County yesterday. Each of 13 agencies In the county was represented. From northern Seminole County, the winners were John Evans. Sanford Police Department; David E. Rlsher, Longwood Police Deparlmenf; Robert L. Martin, in­ vestigator with the Seminole County Sheriff's O lfice ; Sam Belfiore, Lake Mary Police Department and Manuel Rivera, John E. Polk Correctional Facility. ______________________________ SANFORD — Seminole County homeowners Insured by State Farm may still consider the com pany the "g o o d n e ig h b o r " touted In advertising because their premiums may not Increase by the statewide average o f 23.5 percent sought by the company Wednesday. The specific Impact on local homeowners was not available at press time. Thr rate increase sought by the company. If approved by stale insurance commissioner Tom Gallagher, may !>e phased in In tw o parts, the 9.6 percent part taking clfccl Immediately and the other. 13.9 percent on March 1. Slate Farm spokesperson le rrl Krttch said the Increase sought by the company also deals with losses from non-catastrophlc events such as thcll*. lightning nnd fires as well as hurricane damage. Although homeowners along the coast may sec □ S e e Insurance, Page 2A Prom staff reports Bridge......................... 6B Horoseopo................ Classifieds...........4B,5B Movlos...................... Comlos..................... 0B Nation....................... Crossword................. OB Pooplo...................... Doar Abby.................. SB Polios....................... Doaths.......................SA School Menu............ Or. Oott....................... 6B Sports.................... IB , Bdltortal......................4A Television................ Florida........................ 2A Woathor................. ■HIHHHHEi High temps to dip into the 80s B e c o m in g m o s tly clou d y with thun­ d e r s to r m s lik e ly . H ig h a ro u n d 9 0 . W ind south 10 mph. Chance o f rain 50 percent. For more woathor, aaa Pago 2 A Schools to honor business partners Th e y do windows By VICKI DaSORMIBR Herald Stall Writer SANFORD — The schools In Seminole County have a great working relationship with the business community. That, district officials auy. Is pari o f the secret of success of the schools. On Friday morning, the Dividends school volunteer program will honor 333 business By VICKI DeBORMIBR p u rtn ers w ho w’ ork Herald Staff Writer with the district or with SANFORD - The Individual schools. The businesses that are b u s in e s s e s p r o v id e " P a r t n e r a In schools and students E x c e lle n c e " ' w ith with everything from S e m in o le C o u n ty learning Incentives lo tutoring lo equipment □Bee Future, Page 5A to mentoring. “ The businesses In this community have a commitment to helping us prepare our students □ S e e Partn ers, P a ge 5 A Investing in the future HtraM nwto by Mi dual tlaOtlaabl Bofore windows gel grimy at A A A head­ quarters In Heathrow, a crew of window washers from D&A Building Services de­ scends on the building to tackle the job. SUBSCRIBE T O TH E SANFORD HERALD FOR T H E B EST-LO C A L NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 �- N E W S FROM THE R E G I O N .A N D A C R O S S THE STATE Man arrested in tourist slaying — r- Formtr mayor aantancad to prison MIAMI — Form er Miami Beach Mayor Alex Daoud was ordered to spend a total o f 5W years In federal prison for corruption while leading the ctty famous for Its Art Deco hotel strip. "W hatever penalty you wish to level against me. I accept," tv id P.-'rud on Wednesday, w ho previously n>«« ordered to spend 3W years in prison for a bribery conviction. "I'm only human and 1m ade a mistake. I c a n t correct what eras done.” The addition o f nearly two years cover* hla guUty plea on four remaining counts, bringing hla total sentence to BW years without parole. T h e Judge Imposed the maximum term sought by prosecutors, w ho wanted to send a message that political corruption would not be tolerated. Daoud. who served aa mayor for six^yCara until 1991 when the Investigation became known, admitted accepting a bribe fiom CenTrust Savings Chairman David Paul to clear the way for dock construction at his luxurious waterfront estate. Phone company ousted T A L L A H A S S E E — U tility regulators have kicked an Illinois-based telephone company out o f Florida for "slam ­ m in g" and misleading consumers through sales tactics. MIAMI — A 19-ycar-old man was arrested in the slaying o f a German tourist who was gunned down In his rental car when he refused lo fall for a "b u m p -a n d -rob " scheme. Police acting on a tip arrested Rlcondall W iggins on charges o f murder and at­ tempted robbery Wednesday, less than 24 hours after the slaying o f 33-year-otd Uwe-Wtlhelm Rakrbrand, the eighth foreign visitor killed In Florida in a year. Rakebrand was killed by a shot fired through his window and Into hla back from a van that had repeatedly bumped his car. Police said hla pregnant wife had told him to keep going, as the safety pamphlet she was reading at the time advised. Wlggtns told police he was driving the rented van and led them to his aunt s house, where they found the sswed-olT rifle used lo kill Rakebrand. an agriculture engineer from Adendorf. Germany, police spokesman Dave Magnuason said. . Based on Wlggtns* statements, police believe at least one other person was Involved and early today were seeking a 19-year-old woman. They didn't specify what role they believed she plnycd. Sgt. Gerald Green described the suspects oa "hunters ... hunting for robbery' victims." "It could have been your family. It could have been anybody in the com m unity." he said. The attack occurred less than five miles from where the Rakebrand*. on a belated honeymoon. picked up a new red Toyota at Ahuno Rent A Car near Miami International MIAMI — Here arc tips offered by Alamo Kent A Car and T ravel Agent tnugazlnc for rental car customers: • Ask for specific directions to your destination. • ir you get lost, don’ t pull over. Drive lo n wt-il-llghlrd public place such os a sendee station or restaurant. • If you suspect you are being followed, drive to a well-lighted public area and call • Luggage, purses, wallets and other valuables should be locked In the trunk. • Keep doors locked and windows up when driving and parked. • Fttmillarixe yourself with your rental car’s safety equipment before leaving the rental yard. • Always park In well-lighted areas. • D o not pick up hitchhikers. W EST PALM BEACH — W ater managers have tentatively W ™ " * a ka*-than-expected „|ax I m m to be dedicated entirely to v S S t.6 mlUfcmreatorwUstof tbeE varfladen A reduction In pay raises, leas expensive health Insurance bills and a series o f cost-cutting measures made it possible fgc the managers to cut the propoacd tax Increase from I 2 1 A million to $10.9 million. Under the plan approvad b y the g o w n in g board o f the 8outh The tax la part o f the district's proposed 8259 million budget A final vote on the budget, which affects landowners In a 16-county area from Orlando to Key West, la scheduled for S e p t 21. an Increase in premiums as m uch as $111. non-coastal residents may also fa ce increases baaed on the n o n -c a ta s tro p h ic losses. A l­ though the nt^ l * tends to focus under Increases that w ould average 23.5 p er cent statewide. State Farm Fire and Casualty Company officials told state In­ surance officials the company la not c a n cellin g h om eow n ers' policies In the wake o f Hurricane Andrew but w an ts to boost pram turns aa much aa g i l l In ________ Exactly what rate changes the company has in mtnd for Inland Seminole County policy holders have not been relayed to local “ This la not our best foot forward. This la a disgrace." said Dade County Commission Chairman Art Tecle. Rental cars In Florida have been easy targets In the past because o f their special license plates and stickers. But because of vlous atacks. rental companies have n removing those features. K Signs directing tourists between the airport and beach have also been added to fight the state’s growing reputation as a dangerous place to visit. Airport "It rr then it’ Witnesses unable to place Stumpf at scene "R ight now tt looks like Floyd Is Just a throat to shipping." said Bob Ebaufh. a National Weather Service specialist. "It's not threatening lan d ." Tourism la riortda’a biggest business, and with 40 million visitors generating *31 b illio n last year. More than 400.000 Germans travel to Florida each year, with about 250.000 visiting the Miami area. roucr NORFOLK. Va. - The lawyer for the commander of the N avy’s Blue Angela flight team said the service should immediately clear hla client o f any charges o f wrongdoing Involved In the 1991 Tallhook convention. A N a vy fact-fin din g panel heard more testimony Wednes­ day that failed to place Lt. Cmdr. Robert E. Stum pf at the scene o f the alleged misconduct. "1 think the evidence la clear and u n e q u iv o c a l." S tu m p f* lawyer. Charles W. GUUna. said after4he laatloiony. "Commander Stumpf la innocent o f any wrongdoing." S tu m p f w a s nam ed c o m ­ mander o f the Blue Angela (light d e m o n s tra tio n squ adron at Pensacola Naval Air Station last November. He waa temporarily reassigned in May to a desk Job In Pensacola pending the out­ com e o f hla caae. Over four days o f hearings, several other witnesses said they saw Stum pf in a room at the Las Vegas Hilton on 8cpL 7, 1991. when tw o strippers came to Peddlers prepare for sale wa-Mtum On Sunday aftsmoon al 1, lhe Sanford Police Explorers will be auctioning oil btcyclM and other Items lo raise money (or their group. The auction will taka place at the Police Benevolent Association building on Seminole Boulevard. Recantly. Lt. Dwrrlll Brewer, Explorers Jason McGee, Terrence "T J " Johnson, and David DeVaughn and Lt. Bryan Presley, posed with some of the merchandise. agent*. public were present to challenge Jerry Haygood. State Farm - the rates, but State Farm ofD is tr ic t M a n a g e r, r e fe r r e d ftclala were questioned by de specific questions about possible p a r lm c n t h e a r in g o f f i c e r rate Increases to a company Stephen Frcdcrlcksnn. actuary office In Jacksonville. He said Kenneth R itzcnlhalcr’ ami contire local area Is considered sumer advocates David Smith Inland. and Stephen Burgeas. " I don't know specifically how After a recommendation from th o s e ra te s a r t sp re a d Frederickaon. state Insurance throughout the state," Haygood Commissioner Tom Gallagher said. will debkfc In the next several D u r i n g t h e h e a r i n g In * « * » w h eth er to grant an Tallahassee, no member* o f the Increase, and how much. winning numbars salacted Wednesday In the Florida Lottery: T o d a y :. B e c o m in g m o s tly c lo u d y w ith th u n d ersto rm s likely. High In the upper 8da. Wind south 10 mph. Chance o f rain SO percent. T on igh t: Scattered even ing thunderstorms then becoming partly cloudy. Low in the lower 70a. L ig h t southw est w in d. Chance or rain 30 percent. Friday: Partly cloudy with thunderstorms likely. High In the upper 80s. Wind southwest 10 mph. Chance o f rain 40 TmiwilwH M hih p m lm Mr’i \ W|S an* •w m *M Im I* ■ p.m. I 0 T . CMy HI lo Pre Otlk Anchor** r THURSDAY P t l y e l d y 9 0-79 F R ID A Y F U y a ld y 90-73 SATURDAY P U y a ld y 90-73 SU N D AY P U y c ld y 9 0-7 3 F R ID A Y S O LU N A R T A B L E : Min. 12:40 a.m., 1:00 p.m.: MaJ. 6:50 a.m., 7:20 p.m . T ID E S : D a y to n a Baach: highs. 2:40 a.m.. 3:19 .m.: lows. 9:00 a.m.. 9:52 p.m.: e w S m y rn a B each : highs. 2:45 a.m.. 3:24 p.m.; lows. 9:05 a.m.. 0:57 p.m.: Cocoa Beach: highs, 3:00 a.m.. 3:37 p.m.; Iowa. 9:20 a.tn.. 10:12 p.m. Extended Forecast: Thursday through Sunday: A scattering o f show ers slid th u nderstorm s throughout central Florid* for the next few days caused by a trough o f low pressure that Is stalled across north Florida. R aafrt Waves are 1 foot , Current Is to the a water temperature Today: W ind southwest 10 to 18 kts. Seas 2 to 3 ft. Bay and Inland waters a moderate chop In exposed areas. S cattered mainly afternoon shower* and thunderstorms. Tonight: Wind southwest 10 kts. Seas 2 ft. Bay and In lan d w a te rs sm ooth . Widely scattered early nighttime shower* or thunderstorms M ONDAY P t ly c ld y 90-73 T h e h igh tem perature In Sanford Wednesday was 68 degrees and the overnight low was 70 aa reported by the University o f Florida Agricul­ tural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. R eco rd ed rain fall fo r the p e r io d , e n d in g at 9 a .m . Wednesday, totalled 0 Inches. The temperature at 9 a.m. today w as 76 degrees and Wednesday's overnight low was Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. Other Weather Service data: □Wednesday's high.......... 87 □Barsmatrie praaaara.90.oa □ Relative Hamldlty.,.,88 pet □Winds. □Rat i f all............. 01 Inches Allan!* Atlantic City Baltimore Bilim * Birmingham Bltmarch Burlington, VI. Chartnton.SC Chartnton.W.Vr Charlotlo.N.C. S S n *7 TV 7* M M M u It 14 M U u rn ctfr elr cdy elr cdy elr �Sanford Harold, Sanford, Florida - THuraday, Saptembar 9, 1993 - SA Triple arrest A world of options Sanford police arrested three men Tuesday. In connection with the robbery o f a Sanford man earlier In the day. Arrested were Robbie Lee Osborne. 30, 26 Edward Higgins Terrace: Harry Bradley Bryant. 41, 2444 E. 21st Street: and Harold Collins. 31,3631 Lincoln Street. According to the arrest report, the three men approached a man shortly after midnight Tuesday morning, at Magnolia Avenue and E. First Street, and demanded money. They eventually took the mans wrlatwatch. The report indicated that after he was struck to the ground by the men, Collins helped the man get up, and aided him In returning to his home several blocks away. The three were Identified, and apprehended at 2nd Street and Park Avenue. Each o f them was charged with robbery. Charlene Lowery, 6, plays a non-lradltlonat role as a con­ tractor In a sandbox at a Sanford park. Loading her cement mixer and fashioning buildings with the sand may be a precursor to her job choices In IS years. Wrong house for trespassing Tw o persons were arrested by Sanford police Tuesday, when they were found In a residence in the 200 block o f Elm Avenue. According to the arrest reports, when the two were asked what they were doing In the house, they replied, "talk in g." Each was charged with trespassing In a structure. The house Is owned by a Sanford police officer. Corrections officer attacked Sheriff's deputies arrested Charles Anthony Jones. 21. o f 50 William Clark Court, at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility Tuesday. According to the arrest report, a deputy was removing a mop ringer from an area, when Jones reportedly came from his cell, picked up the ringer, and returned to his cell where deputies ssld he Intended to strike his cellmate. Th e officer managed to subdue Jones with the assistance of another man. Jones was charged with battery on a corrections officer. Opsn contslnsr violations Tw o persons were arrested by Sanford police Tuesday, in violation o f the open container law. Tim othy Bell, 28. o f 136 Country Club Drive. Sanford, was apprehended by members o f the special Investigative unit near a store on W. 13th street. W illie James Nelmona, 33, 149 Bethune Circle, was arrested by police officers near a grocery store on Poplar Street. Each was charged with open container violations. Stolen property Sheriff's deputies arrested James Keith Walker, 22. 2250 Deepwater Drive, Sanford, at an auto dealership on Tuesday. Deputies said he had been attempting to sell a Chrysler, valued at 83.000, for 8100. The vehicle proved to have been stolen on Sept. 5 from a residence on Palm W ay In Flora Heights. Walker waa charged with dealing In stolen property. Sheriff's deputies arrested Erick Anthony Hicks, 33. 2100 Florida Avenue. Sanford, at a grocery store on highway 17-92 on Tuesday. An undercover agent with the city/county Investigations bureau reportedly made a cocaine purchase from Kicks. He was charged with sale o f crack cocaine and possession with Intent to distribute. School bus stop tragedy Man charged in fatal accident is back in court today SANFORD - T h e attorney representing a man charged In o fatal Lake Mary traffic accident last year will argue this after­ noon for the third time some o f the criminal charges should be dismissed. Attorney Don West, who rep­ resents James Gam er. 29. is asking the court to dismiss a manslaughter charge and two counts o f culpable negligence. The charges as written do not meet the requirements accord­ ing to the Rules o f Criminal Procedure. West claims. Gam er to charged In connec­ tion with the Oct. 9 traffic accident when a trailer he was pulling came loose and hit a group o f Lakevtew Middle School students aa they waited at their bus stop. Jeremy MUlhouse. 11. died as a result o f the accident w h ile A rcadio V ergara, and Michael Beckler were seriously Injured. most recent filing than in the first Inform ation which was d ism issed . W e s t claim s. A statement o f particulars filed with the amended Information Is not a substitute "fo r minimum pleading requirements o f the Rules or Criminal Procedure." West plates. o f Criminal Procedure. The Ini­ tial Information against G am er was dismissed In April and three counts of the amended Informa­ tion were dismissed In July. The second am en ded Information was filed Aug. 16. A s s is t a n t s t a t e a t t o r n e y Charley Tabscott will argue the c h a rg e s m eet th e re q u ired standards. "Basically. It la a technical problem." Tabscott explained, referring to the latest dismissal motion. "He (West) Just wants us to put more Information In the Information Itself and we feel like under the law. we don't have to do It. W e're Just going back and forth on the issue." Although m ore Information c o u ld be w r it t e n In to th e charges. Tabscott said, "th e state's position Is the law doesn't require us lo do It and we don't want to set a precedent of having Informations that are lengthy In nature when the law says w e don't have to do It that way." Charges sgatnst Garner o f v e h i c u l a r h o m i c i d e In MUlhouse's death and tag not assigned to the proper vehicle were not challenged. The at­ to rn e y c la im s tn e c rim in a l counts Call to allege the essential facts constituting the offenses charged as requited by the Rules Fewer facts are set forth In the Honest, Dependable, Guaranteed and Dedicated ^Service with a Personal Concern for Your Repair Hanell &. Beverly Transmissions R tp a lriM f a r t X t i u i U b g A u to m a tic T n n s m ia to n s Warrants tawed • A lle n B. Murphy. 52. 1990 N. Cameron Avenue, was located at a market on French Avenue by sheriff's deputies Tuesday. He was wanted on a Duval County warrant for burglary and criminal mischief. n - S lr 1701 Ms earthy Avapue, tle s A rh to raaldancs T u rn day. He County warrant for aggravated m w^mmr m m t b a ttery *____________________ • T e rra n c e Bernard Hillery, 20. 2360 Church Street. Sanford, eras apprehended In the 3000 block o f W. 8.R. 46 Tuesday. He was wanted for violation o f parole on previous convictions o f sale o f cocaine, and battery on a law enforcement officer. • Thallcs Jerome Inman. 20. 201 Franklin Arms Apart­ ments. Sanford, was located by deputies Tuesday. The arrest report said he was hiding under the waterbed at hto residence. He was wanted for falling to appear for violation o f parole. •G regrory Allen Mann. 22. 1505 W. 25th S t . Apt. 402-A. Sanford, on charges o f violating the trim s o f hto probation. He waa taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility Facillh and held without bond. •O ordon Thomas Scott. 18, 222 Palmetto Ave.. Lake Mary, on charges o f contempt o f court. He was taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility and held on 81.000 bond. SAVE $2 Little Ones! SAVE On A N Y Century Stroller | Over $20 Incktente reported to Sanford police • A convenience store burglary was reported early Wednes­ day In the 1300 block o f W. Airport Blvd. Numerous cartons o f cigarettes were said to be missing. Police said entry was made by breaking open the front glass door with a hammer. • A cordless spray painter waa said to have been removed from a van Tuesday, parked in the 600 Mock o f W. 25th Street. • A woman's purse waa reportedly stolen Tuesday horn a residence In the 2600 block o fje w it t Lane. • A burglary was reported at a convenience store on E. 25th Street Tuesday. Police said entry was made Into the cooler, with lunch meat, bacon and other Items valued at 8280 reportedly stolen. • A 1979 OldamobUe, reportedly stolen In Volusia County, was located behind a restaurant tn the 3000 block o f S. Orlando Drive Tuesday. SAVE $10 SAVE5 |]j||g| Over $80 mm SAVE *2 On ANY Chix/Dundee 3-Plcce C rib Set ✓ 7 Year Balloon Loans ✓ 15 to 30 Year Fixed Rate Loans ✓ Adjustable Rate Mortgage Loans ✓ SAVE s5 Q uick A p p roval Loan Sizes from $50, THE WORLD S BIGGEST B A B Y F o r M o ra Inform ation o r • p r e -qualification Contact ou r m ortgags Specialists 201 N . P A R K A V E ., S A N F O R D S I O I I I CBAROflll SAVE $2 On A N Y Riegel Bedding Item SAVE ^ I On AN Y y I Fisher-Price / [Sffi Car Seat �I W I L L I A M A. R U S H E R 300 N. FRENCH A V E . SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area C ode 407-322-2611 or 331-0003 Wayne D. Doyle, PubMahar and Editor EDITORIALS With effort, economic future can be bright W ith th e o ffic ia l grou n d b re a k in g this m orning at th e site o f the S e m in o le T o w n e Center Mall, a n Im proved e c o n o m ic future o f the area has started . Exactly t w o ye a rs to th e d a y, o ffic ia ls from M elvin S im o n an d Associates, d e v e lo p e rs o f the mall, e x p e c t the grand o p e n in g o f th e 1.2 m illion sq u a re -fo o t regional s h o p p in g m all. W hile c o n tra c ts have b een fin a lize d with o n ly four o f th e six a n c h o r stores, the rem aining tw o a r c exp ected to b e an n ou n ced tn the near fu tu re . In addition, th ere are an e s tim a te d 130 specialty re ta il stores p lan n ed w ith m a n y already u n d er con tract. T h e q u e s t io n In th e m in d s o f m a n y m erchants in d o w n to w n S a n ford as w e ll as tn th e shopping c en te rs Just s o u th o f th e c ity Is. w h a t will h a p p e n to th em ? W ill th e y still have a n adequate n u m b er o f c u s to m e rs o r w ill everyon e d o th e tr sh op pin g a t th e mall? Groups h a v e b een w ork ing o n a solution to this question fo r several y e a n , S an ford Is now a n official F lo r id a M a in S tre e t city. A committee h a s been established to Improve the utilization o f the lakefmnt alon g Lake Monroe. T h e Sanford Historic T ru st h a s been flne-tunlng suggestions for b u ild in g codes made In the proposed Duany project. Several g ra n ts have been obtained for neighborhood Improvements. Each o f th ese projects. If successful, will help keep b u sin e ss operating w ithin the city, but still allo w for the creation o f the Seminole Totyne Center M all In order to m ake them w o rk . It la going to take action b y more than ju s t the few business leaders and citizens presently In­ volved. It w ill require cooperative efforts on the part o f everyone: m erchants, hom eown­ ers, and governm ent em ployees os well as elected ofTIclrJs. The two y e a rs between tod ay 's ground breaking a n d the grand o pen in g will be a preparation tim e for Sanford. W e w elcom e the start o f the Seminole Towne Center Mall. W ith construction work now getting underw ay, the econom y will begin to Im prove. What will h appen In two y ears Is n ow In the hands of S a n fo rd 's leaders. Amazed too tame a word I am amazed. Actually, amazed la too tame a word for m y feelings about the story o f the terrible hazards o f g o in g to school In SanJbrd. No. the actions of the'parents don't surprise me...they just want what th ey think is best far their chfldren. T h ey think that they're doing the right thing, even If thetr reasoning is totally among. They have ihe excuse of love to support thetr imbecility. No, I'm not surprised by the actions o f the kids...they're Just being kids, and rowdy middle school kids at that. Their excuse Is youth and Innocence and the silliness that com es with being In those middle years between W ilson and Lyman. What amazes m e Is that the school board would actually permit a situation like this to occur. These folks are supposed to be experts on school management. Is a slap in the face to BUI Moore and Jim Snupe. tw o o f the finest school adm inisiialoi* I've had the pleasure o f working with, their Idea of professional management? T o say that being a student at Sanford Middle or Lakevlew Middle la more of a hazard than at Greenwood Lakes la beyong stupid: ~ It's dangerous,and racist, and elitist, and profoundly unprofessional. Do I know what I m talking about? I think so. The schools o f Seminole County. Including the schools m entioned In your articles, are fuH of teachers w ho w ere my students when 1 had the good fortune o f teaching at UCF. Since my semi-retirement a few years ago. I've had the pleasure o f w ork in g as a sub In all o f the schools mentioned so I'v e managed lo follow a lot o f them aa they con tin u ed to mature professionally. What have I learned? Am ong other things I can tell you for a fact that all the schools mentioned are not Just good schools, but very good schools. The Important variables In Judging a good school are the people Involved in the process: teachers, administrators, and students. And the people In all these schools are really top drawer. The parents and students o f Sanford and Lake Mary should thank (heir lucky stars on a dally basis that folks like this are teaching their kids. Anyone who thinks differently lo a bottehead. I’d like to ask you to look at your neighbors. Moat o fth e m w e n t to the schools that have been c o n d e m n e d In th is a m a z in g d fa p la y o f thoughtlessness. Are they too damaged to be recognized? I hope not. Like I said...amazing. Blind, stupid, thoughtless, careless. Ignorant, unprofessional, anti-intellectual. I'm running out o f adjectives. Am azing! Hey. you guys down on Mellonville — shame on you. Bob Baird Sanford W ill liberals be able to hush Rush? The Llmbaugh Phenomenon roars on. and worried liberals are screwing up their courage to do something about It. Unfortunately the wretch refuses to give them any valid reason to attack him. He Isn't any brand o f bigot, and hasn't molested any children. Even his economic policies, far from being w acky or simplistic, are distressingly orthodox. All he docs is beat liberals and liberalism over the head, hour by hour and day after day. with a quicksilver mixture o f facta, fun and fury. But this man's three-hour radio talk show, broadcast five days a week, la heard In the course o f a week by 20 million Americana. Indeed, at any given moment there are 4.5 million people listening to him. Add to that a 30-mlnute late-night T V talk show with 300.000 viewers and a hard-cover book that hoa sold over 2 million copies and is rounding out lls first year on The New York Tim es best-seller list, and you begin to see the liberals' problem. It was thus almost predictable that congressio­ nal Democrats Id try to make a run at Llmbaugh under the banner o f the Falm r** Doctrine. And sure enough, bills have now been introduced in both the House and the Senate that would make the Fairness Doctrine the law o f the land. T h e Fairness Doctrine has been around for o ver 40 years. N otin g that the number o f radio and TV channels w ere limited, and therefore had to be parceled out b y the federal government, the Federal C om • m u n lcatlon s C o m ­ mission decreed In 1049 that electronic media (unlike print media) must not on ly "devote a reasonable amount or lime to the coverage o f c o n ­ troversial Issues o f public Im portan ce" but "d o so fairly by affording a reason­ able opportunity fur c o n t r a s tin g v i e w ­ points to be voiced on Ihese Issues.- T h e Unfortunately Implicit threat w as the w retch loss of n license to refuaea to give broadcast. them any valid At that time, and reason to attack for decades thereaf­ him. ■ ter. extreme leftists anti ordinary con eervatlve* — both largely Ignored by the regnant liberal T V networks — found the Fairness Doctrine useful. Phyllis Schlafly. for one, ac­ knowledged that she could never have won her long battle against the Equal Rights Amendment without the access to the airwaves that It afforded her. Opposition to the doctrine came from libertarians (opposed, as always, to any governmental restrictions) and the liberals (who thought the electronic media were doing just fine). In 1087 Congress passed a law codifying the Palm e** nortrlnr — only to have It vetoed by President Reagan, who sided with Its libertarian critics. T h e recent proliferation o f cable T V channels, he pointed out. had rendered any such law unnecessary — and besides It was probably unconstitutional. There the matter rested until Sen. Ernest HoUlngs. D-S.C., and Congressman John Dlngell. D-MIch., recently Introduced new bills to write the Fairness Doctrine Into law. The legal effect of such a law would be to require radio stations that now carry Rush Utnbaugh 1o make equal time available to liberals to counter him . O f course, such programs would exist already If there were enough w illing listeners. JOSEPH SPEAR ITRoasNY WaMT To Be Robert Maynard spoke the truth RbigVaMTeP! I think the ground shuddered a bit on Aug. 17. th e day form er O akland T rib u n e publisher Robert Maynard died o f cancer, as if the planet Itself was surrendering a part of its soul. What was It about this man who spoke truth about painful problems but managed lo do so without sounding strident or conniv­ ing? T h is man who shunned cliches and buxx Muni* Ulkcd abcut the race crisis In common sense terms with logic so compel­ ling that you could not doubt nts con­ clusions? This is not lo say he s h u n n e d c o n ­ fro n tation . Former Washington Post ex ­ ecu tive editor Ben Uradtcr recently doscrib ed In a Post article how he first met Ma'ynanl in the m id - 'O O a . w h e n M a y n a r d w as a N le m a n fe llo w at Harvard and Bradlrr confrontation M ARTIN SCHRAM New gang not governing straight It wasn’ t funny on Sept. 1. when The Washington Post printed. In the guise o f a government gossip ho-ho Uem. the news that Clinton officials had perused the personnel flies o f ex-Bush State Department appointees, and that: w e are told only that a mid-level Clinton official named Joseph T arver, who was serving for a short stint as W h ite House liaison at the Stale Department, had requested ihe Bush files be retrieved from storage so lie could sec how Ih ey'd run Ihe department. (1) The flic o f ex-deputy protocol chief Jennifer Fitzgerald, whom the Post called a "v e ry controversial longtim e Bush em ployee." was mysteriously em pty. ("A U this left the Perhaps. But that doesn't explain who thought it was proper to leak derogatory Info about the personnel flies o f those two exBuahera. (2) The file o f ex-consular section chirr Elizabeth Tempos 1, w ho led the campaignseason search for dirt tn passport tiles o f Bill Clinton and his mother. Virginia Kelley, contained views from Tam posl’s superiors that she was not ready for higher office. The reason all o f this wasn't funny was because all o f Washington's wise heads knew that: (At The real icaauu the anonymous Clinton official had dished question-raising dirt about Fitzgerald was because her name had been repeatedly linked romantically with Bush In published reports that w ere always e m ­ phatically denied. (B) The real reason the Clinton official had dished discrediting dirt about Tamposl was as a crude payback for her role In the crude attempt at besmirching BUI Clinton. The case o f the Bush team’s passport search is still under investigation for possible illegalities. (C) And mainly, such blatant political use and dissemination o f private Information In those State Department files is wrong — We have this last point on the best of authority. "T h e W hile House Is politically using the State Department In a blatant attempt to politicize the entire bureaucracy.” declared A1 Gore — not as vice president, but on Oct. 14, 1992, as a Democratic vice presidential candidate deploring a Republican perusal o f Clinton's passport Also: *1 juat want you to know that the State epartment o f this country Is not going to be oling with BUI Clinton's politics. And if I catch anybody doing It. 1 will fire them the next d ay." That was President-elect Clinton, speaking last year, promising a new era. Today, yet another State Department crew has had to order up yet another political abuse Investigation by its Inspector general. So far. And mainly, that doesn't explain the real problem that goes far beyond this small-time expedition o f d iggin g and dishing. The real problem Is I hat w e had good reason lo expect good government and good clean govrm ance from the Cllntonlans. T h ey'd swept into Washington prom ising new brooms that sweep ones who are left to bristle. T h e u n d e r ly in g precept won exposed ju s t m on th s a g o , w h e n the C lin to n good govern m en t gang tried to secretly raise funds to finance their selling o f the p re s id e n t's h e a lth reform plan. D em o­ c r a t ic N a tio n a l C o m m itte e C h a ir ­ man David W ilhelm , ( s u c h blatant a smart pol who c er­ political uae o f tainly knows better, rtvata arranged to have a (form ation In s p e cia l n o n -p ro fit, th ose S ta te ta x -e x e m p t u n it Departm ent fo r m e d to s o l i c i t tiles le w ron g. | c o n trib u tio n * an d run a public relations campaign to prom ote the president's thenundisclosed p lan . T h e unit w ou ldn 't be required by law to disclose the names of contributors — the health industry interests w ho'd be put upon to fund the selling o f the plan they hoped to be able to help shape. The sch em e was s cu ttle d on ly a fte r It was publicised tn the m edia and roundly criticised. E Sadly, we don't need an inspector general to tell us the bottom line: What we arc getting, y e t again. Is governance as usual — certainly no worse, but seem ingly not much different than the lost ga n g thai couldn't govern straight. "Maynard stood out In that crowd, not only because be was black In a profession where there were ---------------------------damn few blacks." Bradlee wrote, "bu t because lie was confrontational, argumen­ tative. mean and skeptical, verging on the obnoxious." A year later. Maynard was working for Uradlec at (he Post. Bob Maynard wax an Impresalvc person, a barrel-cheated man with a resonant voice who dressed lo the nines and exuded confidence. Bom In Brooklyn. N.Y.. the son of Immigrants from Barbados, he dropped out o f school at age 16 but managed to work hla way Into the newsroom through sheer talent and an Indomitable attitude. He was a reporter for the York (Pa.) Gazette A Dally when he won hla Nleman. At the Washington Post, he became a star reporter and worked his way Into editorial ranks. In 1979, the G annett Corp. selected j Maynard to edli the Oakland Tribune. Four years later, with typical chutzpah, Maynard persuaded Gnnnrtt lo sell the newspaper lo him In a leveraged deal. The company Itself put up 317 million, accepting the paper's assets as collateral. Maynard borrowed another $5 million from a local bank, and he was In business as Am erica's first black publisher o f a major dally. Astute as he was as a reporter, editor and publisher. It la for his work In promoting Ihe rights and Interests o f minority Journalists that he la most likely lo be remembered. In the early 1970s. he co-dlrectcd a training program for minorities at the Columbia University Graduate School o f Journalism. In the late 70s. he and his wife, former New York T im es reporter Nancy Hicks Maynard, founded the Institute for Journalism EducaMon at the University o f California at Berkeley. His goal was to create newsrooms staffed with minorities In the same percent­ ages as the society at large. But Bob Maynard did not preach the superiority o f anyone. He preached equality and fairness. He preached hope. What he sought, he said tn a speech last December, was a "h ealth y accom m odation o f our d ifferen ces ... a society o f equity and Inclusion to replace one replete with Inequali­ ty and exclusion." My on ly personal encounter with Bob Maynard occurred during his Colum bia University period. I had been reporting on the FBI's methods, Including the agency's outra­ geous practice o f keeping flies on black activists under such generic headings aa ““ PD •• Aw Pnmmimlat Party, DnHti or "HD *• C m C P ." fo r Communist "B P ." for Black Panthers, and Maynard wanted me to tell hla students about m y work. In the .years since. I periodically wrote to Bob Maynard and he always found tim e to reply. 1 am proud to have known him, however Incidentally. If there's a heaven up there, as we've been told, 1 am confident he la residing in a special com er o f It. �Sanford ;i*r«Jd. Sanford, Florida - Thursday, Sapfambar 9, 1983 - EA Partners Mall derway." 1A , Aa guests anrlved. the band played a number o f selections Including “ As Tim e Goes B y." r In addition to Sears, other anchor stores p r e v io u s ly an n ou n ced In c lu d e d P a ris ia n , , J.C.Penney, Dillard and Burdines. AU but Penney ' had corporate officials on hand for the turning o f dedication ground. Greater Sanford Chamber o f Commerce Execu­ tive Director Dave Farr served as maater o f ceremonies, before a throng o f officials that Included representatives o f the City o f Sanford. City o f Lake Mary. Seminole County Commission. Seminole County School District, and govern­ ment and business leaders from throughout the area. "T h is Is a family tow n." he said, "in a family urea. And we are proud to welcome Melvin Simon and all o f the Simon officials and store repre­ sentatives to our family.” Dick Van Der Welde. vice chairman o f the Seminole County Commission commented. "T h is is a good example o f cooperation between the city, county and developers. It Involves many things Including the four-lanlng o f Rinehart Road. the new 1-4 S.R. 46 interchange, and future bun service transit operations." Sanford Mayor Bettye Smith said. "W e liavc bee r looking forward to this day for a long time. The mall Is going to be mutually beneficial to everyone In Sanford and Seminole County. It will create many jobs, and be a big help In our taxes." Sim on's vice president o f development Tom Schneider told the audience. "T h is Is going to be the most exciting shopping and entertainment area In Central Florida." Schneider revealed that Illinois Teachers* Financial System ta the financial backer for the development. W ith lan d c le a rin g a lr e a d y u n d e rw a y , Schneider announced. "W e expect site work to begin within 30 to GO days, and the steel work should start In March o f 1904." The actual grand opening o f the mall Is scheduled for exactly two years, on Sept. 7. 1995. Simon also commented on the development. "W e started considering this particular mall project eight years ago." he said, "and I'm extrem ely happy that It It now officially un­ Simon said the mall would have "s o m e very unuaual features, especially en tertain m en t features which have never been seen in a moll lis fo ra ♦» DCIOfCi Local officials In attendance at the ground breaking were elated. "Th is U certainly going to accent the strong position Sanford h aa," aald Sun Bank P residen t B ob Douglas. " W i t h the expressway, airport and Auto Train In the surrounding areas, this can't do anything but be one o f the trig assets to thU area." Central Florida Zoo Director Ed Posey com­ mented, "Th U U going to be an outstanding project and I feel certain IU position In the community U going to have a great Im pact on our zoo." Sanford Police C hief Ralph Russell observed. "T h is Is a start In the right direction for our city." Russell admitted the development will eventually require an increase In the size o f the city police force, "but that will be augmented by an Increase in raxes coming into the rlty," he said, "s o it will actually pay for Itself." City Manager Bill Simmons called the project, fantastic. "Th e one thing I think Is a great benefit." he Mid. "U . even though tt won't be open for another tw o years. It U going to have an immediate economic Impact on the city with the number of Jobs which will be opening In the construction." The developer had originally projected the construction would require possibly 1.000 or more workers. Following oeveral brief speeches by various officials. Farr called for a countdown to Uunch the first apadesful o f earth to be dug. As the spades were pushed into the ground, a large fireworks display was Ignited along the back­ ground of the tented area. R ockets began booming and soaring Into the air tn a showing which would have been applauded at a July 4th celebration. In addition to the alx anchor stores, one of which remains to be determined. 130 specialty stores have also been planned for the tw o story mall. The Seminole Tow ne Center site Is located southeast of the Intersection of Interstate 4 and S.R. 46. west of Sanford. Howell jcostlsasd tn m Psgs 1A prolonged stays at his girlfriend's home In DeBary. but ■because a portion o f the home ts ire n te d to an oth er man, he j s h o u ld re c e iv e h a lf o f th e {• 2 5 .0 0 0 e x e m p tio n , recom ' mended Vicki Smlih. special j master to the Value Adjustment j Board. The VAB will consider ! the recommendation by Novem ­ ber. Property Aprralser Bill Suber aald he accepted the recommen­ dation. * T m happy with it ." said Suber. " I thought she was extrem ely fair." t i o p l l did not return calls left at baS.xnotel in Virginia, where he ts renovating homes. In July, Gov. Lawton Chile* cleared Howell o f abandoning hla home after a complaint was made by Howell's political oppo­ nent Bill Kirchncr. Klrchner had contacted Chiles' attorney De­ borah Kearney to ask whether abandonm ent uf a residence constituted grounds for removal from office. HoweU admitted to falsifying a Volusia County school u o u n ijr K n w i registra­ r c g ia tr a tion form ideclarlng his residency w ith h iss D eB ary girlfrie n d , Howell said aid he slgr signed the form so his son could live with hts girlfriend and attend Volusia County schools. His son has since been enrolled in Baptist Christian School in Lakeland. Fla. H o w e ll s u b m itted s e v e ra l statements to special master Smith from neighbors who de- d a r e d th ey fre q u e n tly saw Howell and his son at hla Park Avenue residence and about the downtown arcs. Other evidence submitted Included utility bills and medical and Social Security Administration documents re­ garding hts son. l he documents were mailed to the Park Avenue address. A h a n d w ritte n note from H ow ell's girlfriend. Laura K. Sollicn. dated either Aug. 11 or Aug 17. 1992, stated "T o whom tt may concern, Lon and Miles HoweU are currently residing at my home. ... Canter Club Court In DeBary. and will for this school year. Laura K. Sollicn." 'A lso Included tn Howell's file In the county clerk's office was a letter from Klrchner staling he had seen Howell at his residence on tw o o c a s t lo n a betw een August 1992 and June 1993. "H avin g been Mr. Howell's opponent during the past elec­ tion. I had and have more than a casual interest tn the activities and location,' Klrchner wrote. Another letter, from Rosa Rob­ ert o f Magnolia Avenue, stated in past years HoweU had labored over Christmas decorations. But In 1992. no Christmas orna­ ments were erected, and 1993. no New Year's decorations were hung. Robert wrote. '"n ils made the fact...that hts house rem ained undecorated during that holiday season very conspicuous and a testimony to his non-residency In my eyes," wrote Robert. A n o th e r s ta te m e n t, from Howell's fellow com mission A.A. "M a c " McClanahan declares he visited Howell and his son at 1 109 Park Ave. on Jsn. !. 1993 to deliver a bicycle to the boy. 1A for the workforce." said Jane Lane o f the Dividends program. "T h e y ore Investing In the future o f Sem inole County right now." F rid a y m orning's breakfast will be at (he Orlando North Hilton and Towers In Altamonte Springs. The hotel Is business partner with Altamonte Elemen­ tary School, which U Just a few m iles sway. T h e sponsors o f the recogni­ tion breakfast are SunBank and W estlnghouse Pow er Genera­ tion. Those two companies have been rccognlied nationally for their work with schools in Semi­ nole County. "Businesses like those have set the example for other bustd id not know how who did they could be Involved in educa­ tio n ." Lane sold. T h e school district has en­ couraged businesses to get in­ v o lv e d In education, in the future o f students In the county, long before such partnerships were popular elsewhere. "W e 'v e had partnerships be­ tween schools and businesses for som e time n ow ." Lane said. " O t h e r school d is tric ts are ia schools are Investing In the future, they say. T h ey work with the schools to find w ays to help the students get the best educations they can. T h ey share resources o f people, equipment and finances. And they share time. HCA Central Florida Regional Hospital, for example, has been a b u s i n e s s p a r t n e r w it h H am ilton Elem entary School since 1986. T h e y provide volunteers to re a d to y o u n g s te rs In the classroom. They pay for pizza parties for the top readers. And they provide mentors to work with students who may later be Legal Nolleaa "T h ey are ready to Invest In the students and we could not be d oin g what we are without them ." Lane said. In camel lance wl* F I 711 or Notice toof BvtcS'l Chevron a Wrecker Service lac ettt seH told vefttclet at Public Auction tor cam an l iptomU r 17. t f tl el to ao a m . at n tr W. IU L Flu toe rtgW to •eto vehicle* tram Futile Awe lOftCAAXONICHUfHr director. A rvld a . the d e v e lo p e rs o f Heathrow community near Lake Mary*, has been a strong pat (tier with Seminole High School. They have provided assistance with everything from landscap­ ing to scholarships to pledges of f i n a n c i a l s u p p o r t to th e Academy o f Health Careers. "W e have a very strong part­ nership with them ." said Verna Jackson, an assistant principal at Seminole. "1 think we work very well together." Each of Seminole County's 46 schools has at least one business partner. Most schools have sev­ eral partners who fulfill different nerds at the school. at risk o f dropping out. "T h e re are a lot o f ways a business can become involved In u school." Jane Lane, o f the Dividends office, said. "Schools and businesses can be as cre­ ative as they want." T h e hospital has also served as an advisor to the Academy of Health Careers. A n d th e y h a v e p r o v id e d •6.000 worth of scholarships for teachers and non-instrucllonai em ployees uf the school district. " W e also try to p ro v id e speakers at the schools and to open our doors to students In career programs and to special student groups." Lisa Neway. t h e h o s p i t a l 's m a r k e t in g Lagal Notlcaa UM CLAUM O V IM IC L I AUCTION Removal at toe V0U ARB N O T IF IE D tool an action to laroclooa a martgagi mi ER toS lUkl — l— wra w ra pi iwi'iuwi'itp m SamInetoCounty. Florida All toat certain pi u n h utu •tod in Lenfmad In toe County a* leminoto. an* Stale at Ftor We uto being daacrlBad to a Deed deled U M M U l I R M l fW lX among toe Land Rec­ ords of toa Cawdy and taMFtrmFwr Mam. Ltg«l Notices Lake Addition. Piet leak 4 Rage n. 1A r e i c ir c u it c o u r t O F T N I N T H JUDICIAL C IR C U IT M AMO FOS in FLORIDA D I M R A L JURISDICTION DtVtSIOS CASRHO.I S M M C A -M -L HOUSEHOLD R IA L T Y L l t l . JE N K IN S AMO JEN KIN S. L I E S . JEN K IN S, at el. N O TIC E O F ACTION Fter14a Bar Ne Mill) Ta: --------as Parwnal Rapm tenlative at toe SUeW U Harlan E. Jonklne. Oeca kale* at Harlan A . . ha* bean Med again*! yeu and yea are ragulroS to servo a copy U your or Man ditonaii. it any. to H ot Bred I. Schandtor. I t * . Plaintiff* attorney, whet* ■miB 'IOT iFKXttV AVOTIN' Salto IMS Miami, Ftortoa S O I on ar M ere October I I im , and Me toe original arito too ctork si IM* i Legal Notices V EH IC LE AUCTION Thto auction will be held an September 14. t m at M W a m. at HBt Alateye Trail. Oviedo. FI. Praepactlve bWSer* may Impac* vehicle* an to* day before, from l:R a .n . until LOO p m . Term* ere each or certified fund* only Tlbbttf* Inc/Atom* right) all kid tf*)OM*m*bitoWR*d tOlAXJTYTDMTUiat inua », Mill totodkJM IraJrwYiWCfFneWR KIIIIV 1C1ASSTIJCLMTJM tM BHumacterOtod OUd H J T V A ru iffT PuhIHh: September L * . tftl O EM S L U to. EeU Naif U L U It, Rj|d4 |T eMS leL. M ltoiiisaa■ fttei^ AAa toRytrtoR e^^^^^uYp OFUS W hite also faces suspension of th e ir state c e rtific a te which enables them to bid on state road projects. The com pany has received more than 9200 million from the state during the past decade for road projects. In July. White w as Issued delinquency notices fo r all three o f their sections o f tbs 12-mile toHroad for falling behind their approved schedule b y m ore than IS percent. White appealed one o f the notices within the re­ quired 10-day appeal period, which suspended an y bidding prohibition, but faUed to appeal the subsequent two notices. In August. White bid cm s slate project in Bay County. Geddes said they are one uf the finalists to receive the contract. W ork on the expressway has been failing behind schedule for several months, largely due to the slow rate of dirt placement for em bankm ents an d rainrelated problems. In W hite's latest schedule, they anticipate completion of embankment ma­ terial in October and paving early next year, but replacement o f signs and paving striping to continue through late n ext year. The Seminole County school district has encouraged schools to go Into the business commu­ nity and find businesses that arc willing to work with students and the school in a variety of ways but. these duya. It Is often the businesses that are coming to the schools and offerin g assistance. Future kaur prlar to aato. Builder starting to do the u m e thing n ow ." UtoCLAIMBO V EH IC LE AUCTION at toe kotow de­ ter toad vehicle we* conducted in compliance with FS 7IS.0T. Nottea toat Switch’I Chevron A Wrecfcar Service Inc. will tall u ld vehicle at Public Auction lor cath an September JO. It n at 10:00 a m., at nor w. la* Street. Sanford. Florida. We m erv* toe right to withdraw l t d vehicle from Public Auc­ tion IMlChryUerSW IDIiaSMMCJRGnidM hour prior to aato. Sato begin* at to am, FuMtoh: September*, ten DEI-44 MOTICROR TAXSALE N O TIC E IS HER EB Y G IV E N T H A T ON T H E 1ST D A Y OF O C T O B E R . l*fJ. * 00 A M . A T T H E C O U N TY SERVICES B U ILD IN G IN SANFORD. IN I EAST FIR ST S TR E E T. COUNTY O F SEMINOLE. STATE O F FLORIDA. TA X SALE C E R T IF I­ C A TE S W ILL I E SOLO ON T H E FOLLOWING DESCRIBED LAND T O F A Y THE AM OUNT O UE FOR TA X ES H E R E IN SET OPPOSITE THE SAME. TO G ETH ER W ITH A LL COSTS O F SUCH SALE AMO ALL ADVERTISING. SALE W ILL BE HELD IN ROOM 1141. MAMfr-LESAL b llc h lF f f O N TAX-COST •ua.ii DATED an I m (SEAL) MARYAMNE MORSE CLSRKOF T H E CO UR T Ry: Rato King Deputy Clerk FuWtUl: September *, U . a . to. im D EIST ____ ______ I t iH i m u u a b ios rr or tar t i u r n lie .. •m . t ) M U M . ue * r u e a « v | »n »— (P W H W H H H H M H M M ) iia is a i? loo11 i l l let i f * u ■ ih i i *M__ N *1*—*****‘ m u m i m u Itflil Nolle* N O TIC E OF A PUBLIC H EAR I NO TO CONSIDER T H E ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY T H E C IT Y OP U N F O R O . FLORIDA Not<* I* hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held In toe CommlWen Room at .toe City Hail. JH North Park Avenue, in the City of Sanford. Florida, at 7 *0 actoc* PM . an September tj. l**t to consider to* adwHen of an ordbwnco by too City el Sanford. Ftortoa, dooertkodo* toltow*: ORDINANCE NO. JIN TO A N N E X A PORTION O F TH A T CER TAIN PROPERTY L Y IN O B ETW EEN EAST A IR P O R T BOULEVARD AND COR N W A L L R O A D AND B E T W E E N T H E S C L R A IL R O A D R IGHT-O F-W AY ANO M E LLO N V ILLE AVBNUEl AS SHOWN ON T H E M A P RELOW: IlliH IIIM U H M i m lin o *00 III.** n i R H O N U T i e i r Elsie Dora Allen. 81. o f Saxon Blvd.. Deltona, died Wednesday. Sept. 8. 1993 at Central Florida Regional Hospital, Sanford. B o rn M a rc h 1. 1 9 1 2 In Sumner. 111., she moved to Cen­ tral Florida 18 years ago. She w«u» a liuinciiiakcr. She was a Methodist. S u r v i v o r s In c lu d e s o n s . C h arles. ' C row n Point. Ind., James, Deltona, Gerald, Dyer. Ind.; daughter, Shirley Rarick. Del Iona: slaters, Hazel Cross, Newburg, Ind., Margaret Cook. Law rencevlllc. 111.; 13 grandc h i l d r e n ; 13 g r e a t ­ grandchildren. Stephen R. Baldauff Funeral Home. Deltona, tn charge of arrangements. KATHY JO CHAMBERS K a th y J o C h a m b ers. 37. G eorgia A ve., Sanford, died Friday. Sept. 3, 1993 at her residence. Bom Jan. 14. 1956. In Jack­ sonville. she moved to Central Florida In 1968. She was a beautician at Howell Place. She was a member o f Baptist T em ­ ple, Jacksonville. Survivors Include daughter, Ann Marie, Altamonte S p rin g ; father, Billy Chambers Sr., San­ ford: mother. Barbara Cham­ b e r s , A l t a m o n t e S p r in g s ; brothers, Robert R.. Altamonte Springs, Charles B., Sanford. Cecil Lee, Jacksonville, N.C.. Billy Jr., Louisville. Ky.i paternal grandmother. Sylvia M. Cham­ bers, Jacksonville. - Q ra m k ow F u n e ra l H om e. INEZ ALLIE DAVIS Inez Allle Davis, 73. of 1011 Second Ave., Titusville, died Monday. Sept. 6, at Jess Parrish Medical Center. Titusville. Bom Marrh 17, 1920 In Titusville, she returned to the area In 1963 from Detroit. She was a nutri­ tional aid for the state of Florida and a member o f St. James A.M.E. Church. Titusville. Survivors include son, Roy Lee Davis. Greenville, S.C.; daugh­ ter. Carolyn J. Jordan. Cocoa: alx grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Wllaon-Elchelberger Mortuary, Inc., Sanford, In charge of ar­ rangements. R O W B. KENDALL Rose E. Kendall, 67. Polaris Loop. Casselberry, died Sunday, Sept. 5.1993 at her home. Born Nov. 2, 1925 In Ef­ fingham . III., she moved to Central Florida In 1983. She was a retired bookkeeper and office manager. She was a member of Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church and a founding member o f the W om en's Construction League. Indianapolis. Survivors Incude daughters. Janet R. Thom peon. Orlando. Kelly L. Ward. Newnan, Oa.t outers. Frances Baxter, Doris Barnes, both o f IndlanapolU. Edward Arthur, Arcadia. How­ ard Arthur. Richmond. Va.. Cecil Arthur. Norman Arthur, both of Indianapolis: six grandchildren; 11,4)1.1) •I.Mt.Sl M0.U rr i in.*i rr ■ *» *to it eti m i m u me in .* * rr ■ or u coa lor * u a e u o .u r t a d o . i i n ■ u m j ) sac a t*.«» rr m i rr a ssa.ia n n n s IM It .t l it m ill.n •i.m.t) DR I* m i mu u n n w o itiR P u t u Sanford. In charge o f arrange­ ments. tU t.M It tic t !*.*> rr m i ee cum i i l . t i n • i io .il n n i c re o re 1 P C IIIW N I n o u v t n urn r u t n u n a m ii tw M u w ue m . t r t l or n c n or n i/t o r n if t r a i i i i « n eta i» u c a u .t s r r n i a a i « i t .u rr u to a rr • or i a to iw test m u one great-grandchild. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld Funeral Hom e. Goldcnrod Chapel. In charge o f arrangements. aui.ii l).*44.» IMI.U t i.iii.tt Bruce Reynolds, 77. Highland Street, Altamonte Springs, died Wednesday. Sept. 8. 1993 at Florida Hospital South in Or­ lando. B o r n J u n e 2 4 , 1 9 1 6 In Atlanta, he moved to Central Florida In 1924. He w as a retired letter carrier for the U.S. Postal Service. He was a m em ber or First United MethodUt Church. He belonged to Business Men's Bible Class. Orlando O ld Timers Club. Orlando Postal Recreation Club. United Methodist Camping C lu b. Florida C o n fe re n ce o f United MethodUt Men. Central Florida AsaocUtlon o f Letter Carriers, National AaaocUtion of Retired Federal Employees. He was an Army veteran o f World W a rll. Survivors Include wife, Louise; s o n . B ru ce H .. A lt a m o n t e S p r in g s ; d au gh ter. P a tric ia Harvey, Miami; brother. Earle, Orlando; five grandchildren: one great-grandchild. Carey Hand Colonial Funeral Home, Orlando, tn charge of CHAMBERS. KATKY JO Oravatto* ta w a l aarvtcaa tor Kathy i t Chamber*. V , ol laniard. who died Friday, Sap! 1. will ba II o'clock Friday morning at Evtrg ra on Camelery with Sow. Loyal Carlcon officiating. Oramkaw Funeral Homo, ton ford, in CtHTflOf MTCflflfntfltt. nW H H M m tlU U H M M U , re ) T O O * IIIH H IM IM M H H M M M H u i n a m u ■ * son * a i s .n r or m i> * e S4.04 R er LOT )* I U )> TO 11 TO < oomcm l o ii * m m mi m u ti.m .n IH I tAIU •»4).M sen i n u c i 11,00).M mi m u lot is |MUOi************************** •« If K| M * iw m jam* « t j i i i i mi mu II,to*.II LOT > I I I I qoua* aitaoa ah********************* Lunar, tin a * u iu u i i*m m u 1)41*10 tm » P M TUIAC1** ************ ********** n i re u************************** V IL LIA IU , U O * C U t l HAS I H I T A IU * LOTS « « 10 I U 1 1*11.1 ■IT J************************* n is re ■am * 4 maui J i**i m n ••*•******* LOT 14 TMCAMIUA WIT 141 TO I t TO* * TO HOLirr. noau a 4 * mi m u uka lot m i B copy ol n aval labia at toe •Rlc* of too City Ctork tor i ih i * Matt 4 m u 1*10.** It,111.)* it,sta.41 hjM ^NHtoa kMntoroet and ctftoam (had have an appartunity la ka By orator attoaCiiy)Cammtoalan af to* City a! SanlardL Ftortoa. PERSONS W ITH D ISA BILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO P A R TIC IP A TE IN ANY OP THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CO N TACT T H E PIRSONNBL DPP ICE ADA COORDINATOR AT W -M M 4BHO UR S IN ADVANCE O F T H E M IS T IN G . AD VIC E T O T H I PUBLIC) II B partan doctosa to appeal a -“ * - -*-1 > j^wiih HJLBSe m p n i *■— jMB B^^m. p* ■•fry rrasTTw u it t w r n wv ifw l maatlnf or hearing, ha may need a verbatim record ol toe pracsadtoB* IncHtotoB t o testimony and ovldonco, which record Is not provide* by too City of Ion lord. (FSStoOlM) Linda Rraco Deputy City Clark Pubtlih: September I. *■1**J OEM • 44 a*4u * IH I TAIU m ,os*.ii tn to >11114 1* ***** .C IH I TAIU . iar a ua ■ m .e* n u *H ■ u taa * an n uc t r a 11,114.14 IH n l U IP I) m M nc 114*.to d o .i i n iw a n u c RAYVALOBS TAX COLLECTOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA t, 14. U , to, l**l DEI-41 �- r.an»on1 Herald, Sanford. Florida - Thursday, September 8. 1W3 W om en ’s Literacy and Population G row th Survey: American literacy findings called shocking W OBHnT N A Y L O R JR . soclated Press Writer • WASHINGTON — A "shock.i;" number ol American adults , .tit, write and compute* loo »r|y to p e r fo r m s im p le , tyilny tasks mid eim't func* i in Jobs lhal demand nktllcd -krrn able to decipher coin* , ■ t information, according to n : iilonwide^urvcy. I in survey results, released ilursdny try Hie Education • p.irtnient. show Hint 90 mil­ t Americans — 47 percent of nation's adult population — ss only rudimentary Ilirrn. skills. E duriitton S ec re ta ry Dick i \ -.aid the finding* "*11011111 M wake-up entl (or every ■’ irrlran. Including those who .,vr flnlslicd high school, to go 1. to school lo get on return >m tuneup." Ihe results, hr said, w rrr shocking." Edliriitlon o lllela l* Avoided up Ihe word "lllllcralr" to < rIIk* even those with the si skill*. Haying many have •lliornlary rraipng, writing I m.ith ahllllles. unoug Ihe llnding* of the I'lonal Adult Literacy Survey: A* many a* 40 million ol the ■lion s tui million adult* have 1\ ihe lowest level ol skills. • milng they ran total an entry > -1 tmitk deposit slip or Identify DU re of specific Information In f'tirl news article. Many re.■f •fifleuiH were tmuhle to corni- • te even those task*. Nil esllm alrd 50 million can ik ulale Hu- total of a purc hase. • termine the difference in price between two Meins or locale a I crlleular Intersection on a - lump . , An eMtmntcd til million can Ipher information from long t tests or documents. . luie an ekiimaird 34 million lo it million j m is s c s s the skills piltcd for the most rhallrng•til Young adults — those 21 u* to 25 year* old — nurvryrd . t year showed liter IK')' skills .’ t lo 14 percentage (mints lower Ilian t i i w . , l l l . the same age up participating ip .1 1985 I he *';|»,*>fi,|'l.imed the changr In p u l on nn liuicasr In thr IIm n her o f p rn p le speaking female tNrracy Ur. IMS fopuUlnn Ocsuh Rar. 1984-2000 S Yemen Arab Rep. HARRY G. REID, H I FORMERLY O F M ONCRIEF, REID A N D W ALLACE, P.A. Afghanistan IS PLEASED T O AN N O U N C E Knglinh a* a secnud language. —O lder ad u lt* w ere more lik e ly than m ld d lr -a g r nnd younger adult* lo ntiow limited illcracy skills. The report said they were less wrll educated. — Blacks. Am erican Indians nml* Nntlve Alaskans. Hispanic* and Aslans were more likely than whiles to have performed In Ihe lowrr two o f live profi­ ciency levels. The sludy. by I he depart­ ment's National Center for Edu­ cational Statistic*, showed that those functioning at thr higher skill Irvrls were m ore oflcn employed, work more weeks In n y e a r and eo m m n n d higher wages than those at thr lowrr levels For example, those function­ ing at the lowest proficiency le v e ls rep orted w o rk in g an average of 18 lo 19 weeks In HMII. while those at the highest three Irvrls said they worked on average lie tween 34 and 44 weeks. Also. Uiose with the lowest level skills .earned a median w rrkh salary o f 123(1 lo 4245. compared with Sti2l) lo $080 for those rti Ihe highest level. According to the study. 90 million adults function si the lowest two proficiency Irvrls. til million have middle-level skills, and 34 million to 40 million are at the (w o highest proficiency levels. "T h e Implication* are serious because, like those who are cash-poor, p eo p le tryin g to advance on tile |«»t» and manage the many a*|>ri1a of their lives with low level lilt-racy skill have little 10 bargain with.*' said Irwin Klrsch of the Educational Test­ ing Service, who was the sur­ vey’s lead author. "B eyond the individuals al risk, a mh lety In which huge numhrr* of dtlxrn s demonstrate limited lllrracy skill* has fewer resources with which lo meel It* social, (mhtlral and economic goals." Klrsch said. The study trsulls w rrr basrd on interview* conducted in thr llrsl right month* of 1992 with incur Hum 13.000 |>rnp!r uge 16 .md -alder. -1 hey were selected randomly l « represent tlKjftntloiVs* adult \g>pulafV»ff IfP th e nation. In addition, about 1.000 stMlts w rrr surveyed In California. TH E FO R M ATIO N OF Sudan TH E LAW OFFICE O F H A R R Y G . R E ID , m Dominican Repv |<mjH j TH E FIRM W ILL PRACTICE IN TH E AREAS O F Sri tanka REAL PROPERTY, B A N K IN G , PROBATE, Columbia ESTATE PLANNING , CORPORATE A N D GENERAL LA W TtunUnd W om en’ s education Is closely linked to lowering birth rates. The more education a woman has obtained, the more likely she is to have a small family. S w i> UM V ICm > ( I n d f — 11 M» r * * » irtiftwi t Ilf H S^MUtUS Florida. Illinois. Indiana. Iowa. Louisiana. New J ersey. New York. Ohio. Pennsylvania. Texas nnd W ashington stale. They chose lo participate In a special ut udy d e s ig n e d to p ro vid e state-level results, which wrrr not provided. 1120 W. FIRST STREET SUITB B SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 TELEPHONE (407) 321-3911 TOLL FREE (800)340-3911 FAX (407) 321-1467 PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE SHIP Affordable Housing Incentive Plan Pursuant to Section 15,420.9076, Florida Statutes, Seminole Count/* Affordable Housing Advisory Committee (AHAC) will hold a public hearing on Thursday, September 16, 1993, at 10:00 A M . in Room 3000 of the Seminole County Services Building located at 1101 East First Street, Sanford, FL for the purpose of adopting Its Affordable Housing Incentive Plan (AHIP) recommendations which will be presented to the Board of County Commissioners (BCC) on October 26, 1993. T h e AH ACs recommendations to the BCC Include the following initiatives to encourago or facilitate affordable housing: f) Affordable Housing Definition: Affordable housing shall Include monthly rents plus utilities or mortgage payments plus taxes and Insurance that do not exceed 30% annual Incom e for very low, low and moderata Income households: 2) Expedited Permit Processing: Retain current permitting process until caseload increases to such a degree that a backlog is experienced; 3) Impact Fee Modification: Timing of payment of Impact fees should be moved from building permit to within f 60 days of permit, but no later than C.O.; discount impact and connection fees 25% for low Income and 50% for very low income households with recapture provisions; 4) Allowance o f Increased Density Levels: Support previous actions taken; 5) Infrastructure Capacity Reservation: Amend bond covenants for water and sew er to provide alternative timing for collection of fees: Also Interviewed were 1.100 Inmates from 80 federal and stale prisons. Participants were irsled and scored in three arras: prose, document and quantitative. Thr prose score was based on ability to locate Information In written text like newspaper articles or In stru ction s. T h e docum ent score was based on ability lo locate facts In com plex materials and ro m b ln r It wi t h prior knowledge (o grnerate new In­ form ation . Th e quanti t at i ve score was based on ability to glean mathematical Information Imm documents. 7) EDITORIAL 6) 0) 10) As «w OSS J mo* ■ f » *>0**r nssasapw eenvonsrss. m Sani raws t» tergal o * •4*00* M fl Cvsryont has cartons ant kteaa. and fw pupoM of noraopos* *M an*a «a to aftars team on a vans* 0* n p a fromtom*r irtus* and too* r r t B oiacson cwnpagna and posse* You tan feedsiabeui swn * tt) Parking and Setback Requirements: Reduce parking stall standards In residential zoning dtatrtcts from 10*x20* to 0*x10* lor a l regulated parking; encourage variations for front and rear setbacks; Zaro-kit-lin* Configurations: Support previous actions taken: Sidewalk and Street Requirements: Support previous actions taken: Local Government R eview of Undeletion Pnfldes. Procedures, etc Having Significant Impact f*1 r^n*t nl HniMlng- C/yiMnn* tn rmAmnti and rating adopted proeodur— : inventory o! Loony Qwnad Puttie Landi: None- A copy of the tentative advisory committee's recommendations Is available to interested persons in Room 3301 o f the Seminole County Services Building, 1101 East First S tre e t Sanford. F L 32771. To d a yI IX W rV fT IB fV , NOTICE OF ESTABLISHMENT. OR CHANGE OF A REGULATION AFFECTING THE USE OF LAND 9611 * • ».1 111• • I «1 1 Is 1 . i l l ! THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROPOSES TO ADOPT OR CHANGE A REGULATION AFFECTING THE USE OF LAND IN THE UNINCORPORATED AREA SHOWN ON THE MAP IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT. A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE REGULATION AFFECTING THE USE OF LAND WILL BE HELD A T 7:00 P.M., OR AS SOON THEREAFTER AS POSSIBLE, A T ITS REGULAR MEETING ON SEPTEMBER 14,1993 A T THE SEMINOLE COUNTY SERVICES BUILDING, ROOM 1028 (BCC CHAMBERS) 1101 EAST FIRST STREET, SANFORD, FLORIDA. AN ORDINANCE PERTAINING TO THE PAYMENT OF AD VALOREM TAXES A T THE TIME TH A T REAL PROPERTY IS PLATTED; AMENDING ORDINANCE NUMBER 93-1 TO PRO­ VIDE TH A T ALL DELINQUENT TAXES AND DUE AND PAY­ ABLE TAXES MUST BE PAID PRIOR TO THE RECORDING OF A PLAT; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. SEMINOLE C O U N TY rcoppo^ero W ild her it's nmfing repairs or a facelift for the kitchen, a room addition or new siding all around.. When the home you own needs improvements, a SunBank home improvement loan could be the answer. Send or call our toll free uunilier below for our free ■Getting A J.'un* brochure. It includes «ngges»ions that will help you qualify for a SunBank loan and it shows, step by step, how to apply. , Then stop by any SunBank office We'll be glad to discuss the many options available. Don't let your home go without the fix up it needs when a home improve­ ment loan could get the work going. Come to SunBank We want to help. 1 800 422-9272 Persons are advised that Nthey decide to appeal any decision mad* at this hearing they wiUneed a record of the proceedings, and. for such purpose, they wU need to anaura a verbatim record olth* proceedings la mad*, which record include* the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal Is based. Sfnd me your FREE brochure ‘Vetting a Loin. Helpful Hint* (run SunBuk* along with a loan appdcatioa fonn right away. PER80N8 WITH {X8ABUJT1E8 NEEOINQ ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PR0CEE0IN08 8HOULD CONTACT THE EMPLOYEE RELATIONS DEPARTMENT ADA COORDI­ NATOR. 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT (407) 3 2 M 130. EXTENSION 7041. 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O W M (Kersey i 7 ll),? :M p m . j ) i Bpaolaltothal Tim radusis now playing for th « Chicago Whit# Box. His stats art flfs sssson In ths first column, psrsonal-bsst for ths 1993 ataaon totals In Ih t second column and currant csrssr totals (Including 1993 gamts) In ths third column. On W sdnssdty night, Ralnss drov* in a run with a slngta and slots his 1Wh base o f the s*=scr. lo help the White Box whip the Boston Red Sox 9-1. NATW SIAL L K A 4 U I M IN K S O A U O I Category M G writs *•«•■*»»**•»**s* 96 At S*s«•*■*>•• • 348 Runs »**»♦*»•■»•***«*•«•• 70 H lli....a..... a....... 105 RBI--------------- 50 11 Doublet 4 T Hipies **•«■** Home runs....... 16 Steels................ 16 AvrriQS miMitsoMw .302 a 1*4) IM S F t*4> 7SJS T 1*4-1) N J S N s t w w - m a Oi r u > SPtoyDsMusic U S USD M S I 4THLao v -* -■a-v - *v- Mr-1'- t lw Ipsif m is m , mm LSD a « IIW E m rty SSS Q (5-5) r a w P (LAID D.Tt (JUI-4) IM S T ( l m j taase PM * r a c e - m m . 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B A R B E R V IL L K , Jim m y Fodter waited bis tum to move to the fro n t M onday d u rin g a special Labor Day afternoon race at Volusia County Speedway and went on to score the victory In the aft-tap Legends Series points race. Th e special Legends race, orig­ inally scheduled for Sunday n i g h t a t V o lu s ia C o u n t y S p e e d w a y a lo n g w it h P ro Stocks. Hobby Stocks, and Mini Stocks, was postponed until M onday afternoon when the sides opened Sunday night dur­ ing the neat races. Foster, a 16-year-old Junior at Daytona beach-Scabreese High School, ran the first part o f the race In the fourth and fifth positions while the leaders went about knocking each other out o f s race marked by high attrition. There were IB cars that look the starter's opening green flag but on ly eight were on the track (seven on the lead tap] when the checkered flag come down. Rounding out the top five behind Foster were Rob Glenn. Dennis Cohcc. Irv McDougall, and Phil Terry while division points leader Jerry Dostie and the likes o f Dick Mitchell. Jim France. Joe and Ronnie Stevens, and T on i Langston were forced to retire early. In the other divisions, Lonnie won the Hobby Stocks event) Charles Hall was the winner in the Pro Stocks feature after D J . Braddock was dis­ qu alified: and Scott Lawson finished first In the Mini Stocks. had to stay out o f tald Footer during a s h o rte n e d In te rv iew In the Volueta County Speedway dirt track winner’s circle when the leader In the Legen ds m ain! event and kept tBat poalUon: through the ftrat fhre lana until a : restart mishap sent him. Joe Stevens, and Keith Martin to the j pits. Scott Porter took the lead after • Langston retired and kept that < spot through tap 17. But w ith ; eight taps to go, Porter started; losing power and Poster charged ; to the lead. Poster didn't look bock. The strongest challenge cam e; from Christian Baker ana Dostie.: but that ended when the two: m ixed at the end o f tap 30. Baker was sent to the back o f the pack 1 but Dostie was done for the. night, his tw o front wheels pointing In opposite directions. In the Pro Slocks 20-tapper. Braddock ran In front from pole to checkered flag, but when he w a s d is q u a lifie d , runner-up Charles Hall stepped up to claim the trophy for the feature. David M iller. T in y Oreen.j Steve Stair, and Brian Bales completed the top five. In the Mini Stock main event. Lawson was followed by William Stalnaker. Ronnie Ponce. David: Walterson. and JefT Stalnaker. Coming in behind Register In the Hobby Stocks main were Steven Stratton. Mike Harrison. Howard Keltham. and J e ff Rinehart. V o lu sia C o u n ty Spcedwayj continues racing this weekend with dirt track action on Friday night and the final NASCAR Winston Racing Sem es race set fo r S a tu rd a y n ig h t on the asphalt track. For more Information, contact the race office at (904) 255-2243 or (904) 995-4402. running the No. 7 on thd hu; M r so did CtariMcsri gf.' followed Cormtean s LBS ■JUG ITIno-Royos SJO Q 0 4 ) SSjSS P (04) IS M S T 1*4-1) SSLtB X T Jim WUSs (o rm ). C M s) HllpiWors (knot!. C 4 S W Jeltan (knoo) oro out. R 4 Brod Mvttar (knoo), WR Terrsnoo Snail lanhta) or* dsutHut. CS Jimmy Ipancer .a y i o r — SOtoo-Victor lias ass ] PlftMnOyort o (14) tats p (M im a s T o t Rk* anrnn CS Mslvln Jonklnt (tool), DE Tim Croon (knoo). I Alton Montgomery (knool oro Mttunobto. t SeoM C o m (Broun, CS Vtnnto C U rk tm W il. T Mtko Konn (IM ft) om ).2S (144) suas ,,m ,„as ass ass I Victor )R k o r* -Q -— ASS M B T A M M BAY A T N SW YORK OtANTS - Tlnrtons < ass Q (M ina s P ( 14) SSaST(V4-l) sosas S f A T T L t StAM AW KI - Signed Mack Strong, fullback, tame practice sooad J A M C W N M ^ i^ )ir tOtyM CA L-P O LY POSSONA - N « m 4 Mott Micas man's assistant basketball coach. FRAN KLIN A MAS SHALL - Announc'd Mark Foliar. •rmtlMf coach, will toko s " G w ym tO Bonds IP JoNSrNsttL RbThsmgssnSF OracsCM RrvkPM MtrcadPtt SagwstiHsu JSMIPH Larkin C h 0114) 5MS P ( P i ) ISAM T (M -t ) TIM S IZugaiaOottti 1)41 M S AM 7MsndMo Sob MS MS SErklito-Sotfran 7JS O (S-l) B U S P U -l) SO.U T 0 -2 4 ) 4SB4S I (1 7 5 AJt) 50544 DO (71) ISMS W MS 05 It) III IM Ot t il lit IM 4U 4M MS ID 411 4M « tM TS III 74 77 M M M 7# ft 9 ITS IM IM 145 «** 14* 1)1 14* 171 JSS J4 I JJS JBI VI J23 J2 t .228 417 J l* Dyfcttra. PWledttphls, O ti Bands, ton Francisco, lilt Stouter. Atlanta, 0); Me Orltf. Atlanta, f it Cant, Atlanta. IS; JBatl. PlHUkurgh. 04 MoWllUams. tan Francisco. 01 TSO IT A T NCW I NOLAND - Uawst T Lamas Brown I an*Is). LS Tracy I la> worth (hamstring) oro doubtful WR Harmon Moore (hamstring) Is prsbatta F t k W li DC Srsnl Williams (knot) ItproAaAta. LOS A N O S iS I RAID4R1 A T t S A T T L S - Roldsnt RS Nick SsH (hamstring). T Orog Ikropswsk (snfcls) Art out. WR Charts* Jordon (abdomen) ts doubt tut C Don Maaabor (gram) ts guoettanabta. D T Otostor McC tactton (lot), NS Kevin Smith (groin), T B r « e Wllkorson (knoo) are praboblo. Ssohowksi 0 Mitch FraroHs (neck) Is out. TE Paul Croon (ankle). OS Don McGwire (wrist). LS Nidus Porter (hamstring! ere daubtfui. WR PR Katyln Martin (ankle), RS JiitNti. Atiwile, ifff pr&n cisco. 102; Dautton. PhllsdrtFhls, 04; M aW lllUm i, to n Francisco, 02; Oont. Atlanta, f it P la n a , Lot Angalas. St; SngwotLHouslsn.SB. jm rr-M: i Named UitU Schltjst M ONTCLAIR ( T A T I - Nomad Otarto Bradley woman’s basketball coach. NSW J I N t l Y T I C H - Named Nkhard Mock erase cnmtry coach. S A S IS A L L 7:20 p m. — WON, Chicago at Philadelphia. (U M p j n . - T » S . Atlanta at Son Dtage. (L ) N :M p.m. - SUN, Flertdo ot Loo Angeles. (L ) FOOTBALL 7:41 p.m. — ESPN. Cottage. Syracum ot East Caroline. (L ) ROMO 1:M a m. - ESPN. PRCA I RUNNINO 4iM a.m. — ESPN. Falmouth Road Roto 7:M p m . — USA. U.t. I a.m. lf;M a m . - WCPX A (L I. i at) 7f .r- A; 1i of Rw 14^ SOSO million U .t. Open 1 at lbs N sNsasI Tamils Meadow (sssdbws In par m 25 NKWYONK (A P I - Th« National FooFboll Laagus Injury report lor this wook's games, os prwtdMby the Uegue; I of Oofrott Lym an didn't have many op­ portunities to do much with the new offense against DeLand. In the first game. Carolyn Ciager served the 9th through 15th points to d ose out the win while the second game saw Carrie Scranton serve the first seven points and Michelle Bishop serve the final six points of the match. Now 2-0. Lyman will play a g a in T u e s d a y , w h e n th e Greyhounds open their Seminole Athletic Conference schedule with a match at Lake Brantley. TRIBE PALLS ON HOAD LEESBURG - One day after opening their season with o solid, conatatciu team effort In a win over DeLand. the Seminole High School girls' softball team struggled through an uneven 15-11. 14-16. 15-5 loss Wednes­ day n ig h t to the L e es b u rg Ycllowjackcts. The Seminotes also test the Junior varsity match. 15-9.15-8. "W e Just forced things." said Sem inole varsity coach Beth Corso. “ W e would execute, then w e wouldn't execute. I think they were a Uute bit shocked w hen we dropped that first game. “ I think we learned a real good lesson tonight. You have to execute and keep executing, not » ( go in and out o f the offense. opefully. we w on 't let that happen again." Freshman Aubrey Nelson had another strong outing for the Tribe, contributing nine service points (Including five aces), three kills, six good spikes. Mini, s block. Kelly Richards had 13 good spikes for Seminole. Now M . Seminole will play Id the West Orange tournament this weekend. « Softball-------C on tin ued from IB an RBI. Sam Raines con­ tributed two doubles, a single, two runs, and two RBI. Calvin B ry a n t had a d o u b le, tw o singles, tw o runs, and three RBI. Greg Hardy added three singles, two runs, and an RBI. Also chipping In were Aaron Johns and Mike Merthle (each with a triple, one run. and three RBI). Robert Stevens and Sonny double, three runs scored, and five RBI. Only slightly leas Im­ pressive was the effort o f Jotut Stewart, who had tw o doubles, i single, three runs, and five RBI. ; O th e r c o n t r ib u t o r s w e r t Johnny Haddock (two doubles, single, two runs, three RBI); Ricky Wells (triple, double, two runs), Spencer Baggett (triple, single, three runs, RBI). Bob G am er (double, three runs. RBIL Eubanks (each with a double. BdanJooce (double, three runs! two ru n s am. rt Lei 5 p JH . 0 pm . - California - lurt Owyrm. tan Dtogo. 175; JBstl, Pittsburgh. 171; Baswall. Houston, I4t; Grace. Chicago. 141; Dyults. PhliadsiphU. 154; JaNortas, tl. Louis. IN ; Bonds. Son Francisco. IM ; ButNr. U s Angolas. IIS. JR mOFITRA woman's hoskstbsll coach. INDIANA, P i. - Nomad Tom Fedkes rumtnt bocks coach and Shoity Rospackl Volleyball M s Sampras (I). Tamps, dd. Mtchsat Chonj 17). Hsndorson. Nr».. 47 (74). 74 (7 2), SI. 4-1. ANsondsr Volkov ( 14), Russta. dal. Thom­ as Mutter (HI. Austria. 74 (S41, SL >4 1 24, 71 WO TO-AM ( M ) . ON US Urn WQ T O AM I54B). T o * Iporti *7*tm !* ^"w W N X AM/FM (T4WI44B). TM NLuf iOp tn. -W W N Z AM (748), FtortSe Start* W p T - WO T O AM (IM ). Sport! Bylins runs; u? M ike E d w a rd a (each with a run, and RBI). Earl Williams (single. RBI), and Joe Lipscomb (one run). M anny Oropexa and Dave Valuers cp d i hit a single Continental Express. Brian Burgess had a big night for Illusions, collecting an instde-thc-pork home run, triple. and Bob Wells( Corp. were Rut b le. sin g le, run. M cKnlght (tw o sins ** "“I’ 4 ; - m m | BUM M run Doing the (« RBI). Don Baldwin (s W illie C Steve Hersey (single), and Btev* Welboume (one run)» I �' % • •*£ i-v -f * ’v **>:. . W :-« ; ‘; k r' 8anford Harold, Sanford, Rortds - Thursday, SaptamDsr 8, 1983 - — questions IN B R I E F By LISA M. NOVAK Special to the Herald Klwanlt toumay aat for Sapt. 16 The Annual Klwanls O o lf Tou rnam ent w ill be held Wednesday. Sept. IS. at Tlmacuan G olf and Country Club. Luncheon starta at noon with the go lf scramble at 1:30 p.m. Kim Townsend, The G olf Swing Doctor, will be the featured speaker at the meeting. Fbr 868 the day Includes unlimited range ball, lunch, two drink tickets and prizes for closest to the pin. low net and gross and longest drive. jffers golf for four players plus professional sign on the di ted hole. Seminole Ford will aw 1093 Ford Probe to the player making a hnle-in-mte on Timacuan's hole *16. Proceeds from the tournament are used for the befeftt o f underprivileged children In the Sanford area. For more Information, call Bette Gramkow at 322-3213. N O R F O L K . Va. The dow nsizing o f the Navy has many sailors rethinking their career plans. While some Join for one tour and plan to leave after a few years others want to make the Navy a career. Unfortunately, a 20-year Navy career m ay not be a viable option for some, and the Navy may loae quality people to meet budget shortfalls. One sailor worried about his future Is Petty Officer Third Class Joseph A. Lleb. stationed In Orlando. " I ’d like to stay In the military, but the curren t d ow n sizin g ilcturc makes that look like a ess d is t in c t p o s s ib ility , especially since Tin In a crowded career field.** said Lleb. the son-in-law o f Oscar and Mary Polla o f Lake Mary. Lleb. a personnclman. works as a legal clerk at the Naval Training Center. His Job Is simi­ lar to that o f a paralegal. " I process legal actions for all Pstty Officer Third Clast Joseph A. Lleb it currently assigned to the NTC In Orlando, the commands on base. It*s an Lleb Is active In Teach-Inseems to have In c Important Job because o f the community affairs. Impact these actions have on He has participated In com- 2000. a forum In which he talks addition to his Job am members' rank and pay.'* Lleb munlty projects such as Meals to high school students about nlty work, the 25-yeai explained. on Wheels. Disney's Day In the their futures. two classes per semes) Park and YMCA runs and volun" I try to focus on what people a bachelor's degree I “ The sensitive nature o f many leered at the base library. can accomplish as opposed to literature. He would 111 of these actions requires a lot o f " I think community work Is what they can't. I tell them high school someday. discretion.*' Important. Sometimes you have motivation Is the best resource When he la not working. Lleb to do something from which you they have to get what they joj uw m . Nova* i» • concentrates on furthering his might not receive any tangible w ant." Lleb explained. |w*ss»>W>wis»s< *» wwNavy education and staying active In benefits." U eb said. Motivation Is somethng Lleb vs. C«l«braf ion *93 Ribbons, bows, crepe paper, paint and a little Imagination will be put to good use at the "Decorate Vour Lawn Chair Contest" scheduled as pari o f Celebration *93 at the new Mariner's Cove Park. 1199 Enterprise Rd.. on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 0 p.m. Grandmas, grandpas and grandklds are also Invited to commemorate Grandparents Day. which Is on Sept. 12. The "Salute to Grandparents" and the "Grandparents Short Essay Contest." sponsored by the Imagination Playground volun­ teers. will also be a part o f the music, food and fun. Free give-aways will be offered at 4:48 p.m. for oldest, youngest, most generations present and married the longest grandparents. For directions or for more Information about Celebration ‘93. contact Glenn Ward at 874-7029. Admission Is free but donations for the playground will be accepted. r Potts to talk vara# First Florida Poets meet at 10 a.m. every Monday at the Deland Public Library. Interested poets are welcome. For more Information, please call Bob Shelford. 904-736 04 id. or Virginia Martin. 904-776-6909. Sanford Rotations to mast Rotary Club o f Sanford meets every Monday at noon, at the Sanford Civic Center. AARP lists masting schtdult The W inter Springs Chapter o f A A R P meets the third Monday o f the month, at 1:30 p.m.. at the Winter Springs Senior Center off Edgemon Avenue. Senior citizens. 80 and over, are Invited to attendFor Information, call Betty Sumplc. 698-0288. Cancar support group masts Support. Hope and Recovery. S.H.A.R.. meets every Monday afternoon at 8 p.m, at Central Florida Regional Hospital in the far corner o f the dlqlng room. This l* a self help support group for all.raoqcr survivors, whether |n,treatment now or finished with It. Call 824*8737 or 322-7788 & more Information. Pun and fbihlon ” The residents o f Hlllhave Hsaithcars Centsr, Sanford, wars treated to their monthly barbecue, Including hamburgers, hot dogs, salad and chips. Jill Hoffsr, social services director, and Karen Bailey, dietary manager, served the residents In the dining room because of the high temps outdoors. Artists to mast at cantsr The Sanford Seminole Art Association meets the second Monday o f each month at 7 p.m. at the Cultural Arts Center In Sanford. For Information, call 323-4938. Ar fashion show was presented at Bram Towers toiM Manants recently to show o ff new style* from "Resort Fashions” of Melbourne. Resident modelings Included, from left to right, Wandslee Mahon, Gloria Jones, Dorothy Merritt, Helen Mitchell, Ann Clements, Sue McGinnis and Shale Keaton, as fashion narrator. Ruby Amslutz and Rose Merle DeMllta not shown. Surgery sets woman’s nose out of joint DBAB ABBYi Thank you for advising the mother o f that 18-year-old girl who Inherited her father's prominent nose to .consult a board-certified plastic surgeon. I learned that the hard way. The general public la not aware (aa i wasn't) that noee jobs, face-lifts, breast reduction surgery are and augmentation augmcntal 'being «ywwi by rtrrmstnloglets and ear-noac-and-throst doctors. Also, some gynecologists are doing liposuction, j Abby. there are many doctors .who are n ot board-certified plastic surgeons who are doing all of the above. I don't know r e e l e d " a f t e r I c h o s e an ear-nose-and-throat doctor for cosmetic surgery. You could save many readers much time, pain and money by passing along m y costly experi­ ence. I am signing my name, but If you print this, please sign me............ s x t t x s a o v A D V IC E & \ V 0 , ABIGAIL VAN BUREN Thank you for a valuable letter. DBAB ABBT: Keep telling everyone who writes wanting to know If they should get a "nose Job" to go for it. If they think they need It. they need It. I'm 77 and would love to have rhinoplasty, but I doubt If a plastic surgeon would tackle the why this la permitted. The public should be made aware o f the difference In train­ ing. certification, and the years o f s p ecia lty train in g p lastic surgeons receive. 1 nad to have my nose "cor- Job on a woman my age. Keep up the good work! LONO BEAK Of PHOENIX DBAS LONO BEAK: Don't bet un It. Schedule a consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon In Phoenix (there are many: you could also ask your physician for a referral). If you decide to go for It. please let me know and sign your letter "Beautiful Beak." D B A * ABBYi Since people have been writing in about their unusual names. 1 thought you might be Interested In hearing about mine. M y m a id e n n a m e w a s "Bytheway” — pronounced Just the way It Is spelled. "B y the We olten laugh when we recall some o f the names we were called " "A ll the w a y." "Part o f the w a y." and even "H a lf the w ay." My father was called "Mr. So be It." "M r. As you were." and even "M r. Bygones." When 1 first met the man whom I eventually married, he said, " B y the way, Phyllis, w h a t's yo u r last n a m e ? " I e x p la in e d th a t he h ad It backward — m y name was "Ph yllis Bytheway" — not "B y the way. Phyllis." He had a good laugh. My husband and I recently had our 83rd wedding annlver- ta S a M w itfia M ^ T (p a ir tS 'M r v o t c j “ ° r‘ w a fjg ALL NAIL A R T 10% OFF Dmk.Spal M*a MiIhsihs*| .^oa^^N0ff$25.00 2709 S . O r la n d o D r . S a n fo r d (SAVE-A-LOTSkmOae) H n iir c * n u u io . T um , T h u n A Pri lQam • w*0n««jjy Saturday If tin r O I r ill IT _ - ______ _ ________ NEEDFUL THINGS E Father Hood Only The 8 l :t» " if i f n _______ * - -------- ------- 10 am lQan [jilclllldd P H Y L L IS B Y T H E W A Y M ALO NE, OGDEN, U T A H B . JaJHs'flB Asfii I M l I Best In tIc G aIaxy DBAB BBADBBSt I tele- T«" A * Hi— ra I Satisfaction Guaranteed •WEDOWIDOWS h o n e d P h y llis B y t h e w a y alone to congratulate her on her 83 years o f marriage. I also asked If perchance the Bytheway fa m ily h ad th e ir ro o ts In England, because the name had an English ring to It. She replied. "Y ea Indeed, but our name wasn't out o f the ordinary: In England, there are f a m ilie s n a m e d B y th e s e a . Bythchlllsand Bythemlll." » » » » Cjr, O K I Quality Service, Deep Cleaning 35°o Off Initial Cleaning ------------------------------------ �Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida • Thursday, Saptamber 0, 1983 71 -H e lp Wanted CLASSIFIED ADS KOTICIWC H A N O E O f LAN D U IK P U tL IC HBARINO TO 9 1 N IL D Seminole 322-2611 ocToaiR ktm Nor lea It hereby gi von lhal Km Seminole County Local Land Planning Agency (L P A ) will conduct * public hoarlng on October 4. If*), boginning at 7:00 p m.. or at loon ihereafter •• pottibio, In ttw County SeevICM Building. 1101 East Flnt Stroot, Sanford. FL. Room IO f (the Board Chambers). Tho K E N N E TH 0. CARDENAS and K A Y S. CARDENAS, Mt wtto. N IN A DAY BLOW ERS. W A Y N E G Y O E R and M A R IL Y N OYOER. Ma wHO. Orlando - Winter Park 831-9993 Opporfunlfltt Hwy i r w , Lake Mary NOWAC IVw'JJntiij. N O TICE OF ACTION TO : W A YN EOYO ERand MAR ILYN OYOER. Mt wit* nolo County Comprehensive Plan datcrlbad at M law t: P a trick R icher! — Plan a m tn d m a n l (ra m P u b lic , Qua*) Public to Industrial d* tcrlbad at part of Lott 17 and If. dttcrNad at BED I N T WLY ROW'C.R. 477 and N lino Lot 77 run W 710 i t H S I dag It mm to tac E 714 It SLY on curvw H E 11017 ft N IS dtg » mm 14 toe E 741 Of ft to BEO, A .E . Grit tint, according to tho plat Itwraol In Plat Book 2. Page 47 ot ttw Public Hacordt at Sami nolo County, Florida furttwr datcrlbad at abutting C.R. 477 on ttw tail, ttw CSX railroad an ttw watt, appro* Imataty 3/M mlW toutn ot ttw Intaroactlon ot C.R. 477 and Charlotto Straat and approiimataly TOO loot mi am fllo Ifw original wtth ttw dark ot ttw abet t tlylod court an or batoro Saptambar 74, 1107. attwrwlta a datoutt and ultimata ludgm ont w ill bo onltrod agoInti you tar ttw roltaf da 71-H e lp Wanted With CRT and ptwrw tiparl onco Immediate oponing Apply in partan atf F*«l Somoran Bird . Amorkon PI orwor Till# Cantor, Sulla 101. Hairstylist « — a t- — t - i i t i __ WITNESS my hand and at tidal aaai at aald court on ttw lath day ot Augud. N0S. (SE A L) M ARYAN NE MORSE •y Diana K. Brummatl Oaputy Clark JANITOIS 477 and Iha CSX railroad, con lalnlng approalmotaly I S acrat A O IN TS AVON Earn to No door /door Guaranlaad 40% ditcounft Sendl III Itt7 BCC Dlitrlct7. Note: Land uta anwndmantt on proparty containing hood pr ant and mat land areas r* maim »ub|ecl fo tho applicable Part lima tor Lako Mary/ Hoathrow. A pply Itgi Ptuiadtlphla Ave. Orlando ______ Ntattotoo Frea medkel car*. teontpor lotion, counseling, privets Ok tor piu* n«tng n p m n Bar 7217111 Call Attorney M * o-tetar....... f t i l , C rim in a l Na. *7 147 Cr Or I It, tha Uni lad Slat** District Court tor ttw Middle Dwlrlcl at Florida an farad an Anwndod Preliminary O rdtr tor Hw Nrtolturo ot: a . O n o l f f 7 f o u r da or t ■OfbOSI-fQM OFOUND L A B O I BLACK PUFFY with marttngt. >1 month* old Found outtida Slant! ram Rtally Sanlord affka Call 777 7<70 or 734 7S47 LONG OlSTANCE DRIVERS Musi hast e*tr tha road ecprrience Goad ratorancat rsguirsd Coll or apply: 7ASC Trucking Carp, m i W. IN Straat, SantardFL W P7 7S4I For EiCdUtnL. ProtsulOMl CH ILD CARE Ssrvltet. call 72710M________ Opportunities Qualified candidate* mutl a Be avail S dayt including Sal tor dinar in* M m 7:J0pm HUH or 1: Ifpm *: JCpm tWH a Wort up fa Thanksgiving Deni takeourwordfeeft. CaDTodayToPlace You Ad! INorrell StatedHmld327-2611 TEMPORARYSERVICES LET A NOTICE REGARDING THE A M E R I C A N S W I T H DI SABILITIES A C T O F Nft. PER­ SONS W ITH A DISABILITY N EED IN O SPECIAL AC­ COMMODATIONS TO PARTIC­ IPATE IN T H E PROCEEDING SHOULD C O N TA C T TH E C IV IL D IV IS IO N O F T H E S H E R IF F 'S O F F I C E . E N ­ F O R C E A B L E W R ITS SEC ­ TIO N . 1741 SETH S T R E E T, SANFORD, F L O R I0 A AT LEAST F IV E DAYS PRIOR TO T H E P R O C EE D IN G . T E L E ­ PHONE! «R7) XTO4440 T TO teat) sana. CAPTAIN C O N C E ITS , Way£ Boat. 2 Man Quality Optra Electrical ££m3USmm&£MW* MASTER E L E C T R IC IA N Lk'd/lna. 74 hrt. Fair prkaal Additions? IMPRISSIVI RE M A R I N O Hama Ropalr. tpaclalltlng In small |obt. CRCM407* Free est. 77I-1IU RES./COMM. Vinyl Siding Alum . Fram ing. D ryw ali Dears. Rawing. Cancrato. Lawn Service Secretarial A BOiCAT LOADER" concrete snacking, dump truck racial RANDY'S Q U A L IT Y LAWN. Complete pro cart since INO Ctesn up*, hauling l l l - t m CARPEN TER All M n B o t home repair*, pointing S ceramic Ilia. RkhardGros*------- O IS fTT REPLACE P d O fO m a ifR Q Q SantorB,FLS777t-M4f FtorWoBorfMfttt T oHphano: (4W) 701171 (417) 174-11IV Attorney tor City of Oviedo Publish: August 76 A Saptom L A S . 1107 D C H IM T O P NOTCH CLEANINO. Ran Ii l r r i li.s r s / i ) m u I' rr l / / / / / i'r i \ P ii \ Infilh. I till ( hr^i / i f t l ShUdSUM PO R TASLE �’m ’V T T ' ''r 'F f F T T ^tW'YtW^Ttrmr r ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ , ry ^ W W rT 'y ry 'r ^ r Y Y T r r Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thuraday, Saptambar 0, 1083 K IT *N* C A R L Y L E ® by Larry Wright 71— Help Wanted t * * « * m t o T H* taisoaM . ^ 3 8 ?* v il l a s ■ t NT TOOWN CRIOTTNOMOailM Applications far I Bdrm Hn i n Nww Bri*'? AtdptiJ 323-4923 dally SHOOBO. 1 BDRM. I BATH. C/H/A. 1407 Palm Way Pinacratt School M « / m o » 4 1 0 « o f n i7 i7 4 LakaAoa iberm, ilWne. 1 bdrm. *410 mo and up 3Z3-M70 > BDRM.. | Batb. «cm porch. CM/A. all appU . carport, fenced yd. MJO/mo ph/s (tap. day and Sunday day. Security C la u D Ikente required CotlN7M4 W 7 SM IUNO VOICIS lotefladiby S00 FIELD N O t t f l Strong hack, mochanlcally Inclined. Cloan D L . own treneper Tort tin w y W i m l aoo mo « »i; l y m wj S B O R M I B A T H. Otloen Mercury, traitor, tralllni motor and knao baord. Rune oroaM i.W Kaaaci_________ Qiiet Sinjk Story Casselberry. Slwdio* A I hdrm. Ante staragol ASK A B O U T OUR SPECIAL! CaH Joan tar appnt et*«m s a n d a l w o o d v i l i ai I / I FUCSWTO SALES **327 2112** S BDRM, t BATH. Coni M/A. I c a r gar aao, a p p l l a n c t t UOO/mo CrodH 111 A4M 105— DuplexT rlp ttx / R ent 117— Sportlw Poods plush Interior! Ono ownerl Only 114444 por month. Call AAr. Payno lor appoir.lmonl. Courtesy Used Can. m - l l U nico largo I bdrm. 1 both, gar ago. Kroon p ile , toncod ra d U d 'n on iO IN tm tl) ] N O R M. I BATH Coni M/A. noar daycaro contor, nice area IlM/mo ni d/ W_______ m -P w n tS u p p n * a YOU 'LL B l S A tlTTIN W ITH T H I S X I T T I N I Adorabla Mack and white tomato kitty trao to goad and In lra ha^na. C omo t a k a a p eaky at - SeMOa h y -m S M U 2W -W — rim Apparel ackyard ONURSB UNIFORM/ 111—AppJUiKM CA O lLLA cTTTtandad tdATURB MRION 117— Com m ore id I private ma a/f. ett'A. lamUy rra UO.aaa plut below markal oalua >47J M Call m IN I a A l R B O A T . t r Alum. 121*2257 THIS W E E K S I t t l C H E R O K E E -4 cylinder. S t poadl l ot . 009 mile* S4.4VJ................... Call U C K and Park Aoo. Appt. TO 0404 SANFORD. Bankruptcy torCOT cheap tale ) bdrm home _________C o u n t 47 H________ Homo privileges f7— A parlm anls Furnished / Rant t«aa x A w a s a k i « « « l t d . Noodt minor ropalrt. U 00 U ktuR W i are HwWkb STENSTROM 2 4 1 -Recreation* I Vehkiee / Ciiwpan REALTY, I NC. rpISTO RIC O IITR ICT. 1 bdrm. Large reams. no pelt, ugttalrt A NF O R D . Large 1 bdrm, camp left privacy. S IN per wee* phn H » security. C o H » 7 T O ________ | o ta je g n ju n v ^ iA P BLOCH A R B O R . 1/1 w/den. K m pool w/|acvtil. tptc.. dM.gar.i gt/Sma ttooiec a 01 BAR Y , 1/1 or/ carport, new paint, private and quiet, heat and air MlS/ma. poo tec a RAVENNA PARK. S/l w/ me. leata UOO/mo. UW tec • DEBARV 1/t w/ lemlhr rm. carport, on well A tepllc 1440/month. *400 tecurlty • SANFORD 1/1 apt. Cent. H/A. W i t h e r , d r y e r Included. CLEAN I LCSS/mo. 1100sec • SUNLAND 1/1 w/ grael room, laundry room, porch. Clean and Private! ilia'm o, uoo tec o U N F O R O l/ l w/ dining rm. perch, now point. SPACIOUS! |4M/ma.AaeA/Mc •OVI I DO 1/1 w / carport, heal and Air. hook upt. new point. CLEAN I HM/fflo. USO M l •W I N T E R APRINOS l/l. Country living! I t Acre*, private t4JVm o. MOO sec •SANFORD 1/14 condo. Large reomv C/H/A. W/D hookupt MJO/mo., Aaoo tec PNA OR VAAS LOW AS 1% Gov't Feredoturet, Repet/Attume No Quality Homatl Owner llnencing. Setitinuio. Orenyo. Vorwtre. Seaterd lew tbaa I 1.0M dawn aReaavaled 1/1. hardwood floorl. over 1/4acre UMOO aReaavaled Ilka new l/ l. fplc.. appl.. now paint. iSLIW a Peal heme, V I on cut do tec Garage, I4MQ0 • l/ l aa W acral Renovated. appliances. fenced yd. U O M a v t , fenced, garage. *M too A tt ame No QaaRHttl •1/1. fenced, above ground pool, new real, paint and ca rp a l. I H % • t « U/mo. W t list and sell more property than anyone in the Greater • Sanford/lake Mary area. • Q A 1 A D C O MMU N I T Y IN L A K I MA N Y I Atium oN o Quality Ih lt lavaly 1/1W Toomhoma or/ Huge Matter. Fpl.. Scr. Porch A Morel ItAtOOl # I X B C U T I V I LIVINOI Gorgeous J/J on t* Ac. or/ Every Feature Imagineable I Eadutlye Area ■aver MW til IlfM W I O N I E D LOTS OF BOOM! w/ Over U N t l Ihlt S/> In Academy Manor hat extras galore I I/I Uptlalrtl Only STILOWI (o r other m otor vehicle) 322-2420 321-2720 dining, family rm. (lot. too LK. Mary cuttern built 1/1. over 1100 tq It., epp!lances, over I acre heevlly treed I lltl.tOO STONI ISLAND • Builder s PAm \ Hf IM OSHORtf home I V I, 1 car garage. 1X11 porch, access la tennis court, herte stablas and Lk. Monroe. ERA Daniel a Wohlwondoc, Charlotte Crotlyn. S74 MIS V I WITH groat rm. (amity rm. (additional tinea extra) A d must include phone num ber an d asking price, i f vehicle hasn't been sold in 10 days, call us and w e ll renew it free. N o copy change w hile ad is running except for price. Non-com m ercial only. C all 322-2611 Ibday! 323-5774 �" i"TTTT n : iT 1 'f T T l n Sanlord Htfsid, Sanlord. Florida - Thursday, September 0, 1093 Recovering from viral encephalitis I CANT TAX* DICTATION ANO I'M A VKOV SLOW r IRIMFPVl' Ci TWW" Tt««D(uov pccaeTAsy — >r— ( pos today r- ■— -fTYPtf T D B A ! DR. O O TT j I was In an W H V R O M N 'T H R , J U S T C A R R Y TH EM */ S A K 6 E l THE GENERAL WANTS THESE N O W ! PARN/ MV HONEY JAR \ SPILLEP/ b y A r t Santom T H E BORN LO SER MYSElF y jt e ^ TDOE* q C MYSELF... EVERY YEAR IS A GOOD ONE! ^ODYE/ROFYOUR ■ WINE. [ PREFER BEER ^ .THEREb NOTHING LIKE THE TASTE WHEN YOU GET A *1 CONSIDER T a Td " FAVORITE W1^ ‘ i PA66 SIXTEEN PA6E SIXTEEN OP U)HAT-» MEV.MARCIE.W6 DON T WAVE ANY HOMEWORK T0NI6HT DO WE? WE DO?! KIDS ABL BECOMING MORE P A P MORE- PffftC U T TO (O JT flX THESE M f iN K DON'T WAN6 UP MARCIE. \ THERE 'S TOO MUCH VKXEMCE L O J TV j KILL THE NETWORK automobile accident and suf­ fered severe whiplash. I was ultimately diagnosed with viral rnccphalltii. I had antibiotics to kill the virus but already had damage to the brain. I can't remember names or places I've been and I am having to learn all over again. What triggers this virus? DEAR READER) I do not believe that the accident was the cause of your brain infection. Viral encephalitis Is usually "cuught" from someone who is Infected with diseases such as measles, herpes, chicken pox. shingles or mumps Some forms o f encephalitis are spread by m o s q u ito e s (S t. L o u is e n ­ cephalitis. Eastern equine en­ c e p h a litis and o th e rs l. E n ­ cephalitis causes severe brain symptoms. Including memory loss, weakness and coma. Incidentally, antibiotics are of absolutely no benefit In treating viral encephalitis. Thrrnpy In­ cludes anti-viral drugs, such as acyclovir. Many patients Im ­ prove without specific therapy. D E A R D R . O O T T : My 6-yeur-old daughter has hail constant colds and bronchitis since last November and hasn't bren healthy for more than two weeks at a lime. She's been on Cecior. Augmenlin. Ventolin and Alupent. besides a few other nlclllln types that don't work. T doctor suspects asthma or allergies, and I'd like your opi­ nion on what we can do for control. DEAR READER) There are many causes for persisting res­ piratory Infections In children, ranging from cystic fibrosis (an Inherited condition prrdlspostng children to lung disorders) to allergies. I'd follow your pedia­ trician's advice. Asthma and/or allergies could certainly cause a chronic cough. T h e re fo re , th ese c o n d itio n s should be d: . and treated. Healthy children are not prone to respiratory symptoms, so you ow e it to you r daughter to exhaust the d ia g n o s tic possibilities. Incidentally, do you smoke? Several studies have shown that children who grow up In homes where parents smoke have a P ETER Q O T T .M .D high Incidence of respiratory complaints. Including asthma. Underaround gartofpiant Mum s The Bass 1 - 1 1 IT " r - TT u TT |V7 H E MEWS UIOLEOCE rlMCMARTEIlf MOV AXFUt' ttA E MBM ] OH! JIM MOGfiAD?J WHAT HE*> D C A D X WAS ITT HEART ATTACK HE WAS THE DAME AGE j y h ME/, / HE WAS EATid G IOBSTe R ID A TAHITIAN » A R VH ED HE KEELED OVER' M Y EMOTION .ARE MIXED B y P h illip A id e r T o be a big winner at bridge you must lake advantage of every opponent's mistake. Apart from costing you points on the score-sheet. II Is so frustrating to lie ptcsenled with a contracl, only to tum around and give it back to (hem. East erTed at trick one on today's deal. The declarer — Dr. George Rosenkranz. M exico's liesl pluyrr — made him rue his mistake North's two-dub response was game-forcing unless he rebld three clubs. North should have r e b id th re e h e a r ts , w h ic h expresses slam Interest with a good three-card heart holding. Rosenkranz bid out his shape and then asked for good trumps with his raise lo five hearts. West led the spade nine. As South was marked with 5-5 In the red suits. East should have won with the spade ace. B«pt. 10. IM S MINBfiAL GfAMMAft Q U A tT Z PIN T Z G ALLO N z r TAKE IT TH IS TICKLING THING 16 MEANT TO BE OF THE AM USEM ENT PERSUASION? GrARFlELP, A R E YOU TIC K LIS H ? In the year ahead you’re likely lo do better from partnership situations than you will from e n d e a v o rs you o p e r a te In ­ dependently. You'll be lucky at selecting good partners. V IR G O (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Activities that have elements of friendly competition might In* triguc you today. You'll enjoy pitting your mental and physical skills against a worthy oppo­ nent. Get a Jump on life by understanding the Influences which are governing you in the y e a r ahead. Send fo r you r Astro-Graph predictions today by mailing $1.25 and a long, self-addreiaed. stamped envelope to Astro-Graph, do this newspaper. P.O. Box 4465. New York. N. Y. 10163. Be sure to state your zodiac sign. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You may become involved In some­ thing today that Is quite similar to a situation you handled suc­ cessfully recently. Use the same formula that worked previously. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Friends could be a bit startled Then, however South wriggles, he must lose a second trick. If declarer ruffs Ills diamond loser In the dummy. West scores a trump trick. If Instead declarer plays for a squeeze, tt doesn't materialize. East, though, played low ut trick one. Kosenkranz won with the king, cashed the A-K o f diamonds, rulfrd a diamond In the dummy and discarded his spade losers on dum m y's A-K of clubs. Declarer ruffed a spade low in hand, ruffed another diamond In the dummy and carefully re­ turned to hand by ruffing a club with the heart ace. (Note that If South ruffs low. West avcm itfs and returns a trump, defeating the slam.) South's last diamond was ruffed with the heart king and a trick was conceded to the heart 10. (0 1 9 9 3 . N E W S P A P E R EN ­ TERPRISE ASSN. you anticipate what they «re thinking and going to say. Thla la no parlor trick. It can be extremely useful. 8AOITTARIU8 (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Improvements you make at thla time for generating addi­ tional Income could have long range effects. Once they are Instituted, they'll be around for quite awhile. C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Try to spend time today on projects or endeavors In which you'll truly take pride once they are completed to your satisfac­ tion. Doing a good Job enhances your feelings o f self-worth. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Business or Investm ent pro­ p o s a ls to w h i c h y o u ' l l be exposed today cpuld have good potential. Don’ t leap before lookIng. but do study those you feel have merit. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Persons In positions o f power are p rep a red to b a c k y o u up. because th ey'll know If you p r o mi s e s o m e t h i n g a d v a n ­ tageous for them, your com­ mitment can be relied upon. ARIES (March 21 -April 19) If Opening lead: ♦ 9 ut youi— Imagination to work tedr.y you should b** shir to devise a more effective plan to further your ambitious Interests. The revisions required are rather nominal. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Your greatest probabilities for success today could be In en­ deavors or enterprises that air somewhat speculative and have pronounred elements o f chance.' GEMINI (May 2 1 -June 20) You're quite capable o f manag­ ing your own Interests today, up well as the Interests o f another. It looks like you m ay demon­ strate your skills simultaneously In each area. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Thla could be a rather busy day for you. yet yuu're still likely to make yourself available to per­ sons who need your assistance or advice. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be vigilant during thla cycle and look for new ways to add to your resources or Improve your mate­ rial security. The pickings in this tim e frame look promising. ( 0 1 9 9 3 . N E W S P A P E R ENTERPRISEASSN. JTM t’AVtS 0 9 bv Leonard Starr ITS A6Wt£T\£M MR.C10WNMAN.T0U WERE HIRED TO HEL? US HWE TUN, HOT TO , \ SIT AND WATCH OUR TV. .ok .ok .ok- i admit rr. I LL CHAN6E IT TO4 REN AND STIMPY-FOR HALF AN HOUR, BU WHEN "HARD COPY" COMES ON IT'S C tW 6 IN * M C K .. _ n£T» Inl» lv «NnAf| ooYa/AMMLComrr � 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, 1993 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, September 09, 1993 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 09, 1993. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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( ’ » 11.Ill • I’a jJ r 4 A l»i»l 1 t K* Y • it p.Mihl.iH I i • •s I * -I. M,111 1 S. I(, 1111 IK . i III I (I s S r r M illri f* ’*• «t ••••! I ih* PH t* k I i II* I s * -.1 \ n -f iP ; t l -t i.i *'**■' ih S r r I .1 k r Pinjr I \ D o n M iller ** . M �2 A - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Thursday, July 1, 1993 NEW S FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS TH E STA TE State penalized A federal fine of $122.4 million imposed for food stamp errors Mosquitoes sprayed ORLANDO — An area o f Centra] Florida near Walt Dliney World Is being sprayed to kill encephalitis-bearing mosquitoes. State and local health officials Issued an alert on Wednesday after six test chickens showed high antibodies for Eastern equine encephalitis, a deadly virus that attacks the brain. That fonn o f encephalitis primarily strikes horses and wild birds, but It can be transmitted to humans, state health ofUclals said. A similar brain disease Is caused by St. Louis encephalitis, also carried by mosquitoes. The sentinel chickens testing positive were kept by the state Department of Agriculture In cages near Walt Disney World. Spokeswoman Jane Adams said the resort conducts Its own mosquito eradication program. An 8-square-mlle area of Orange. Osceola and Folk counties Is being sprayed by the state. By CURT AMDKR90M Associated Press Writer TALLAHASSEE — The state has been fined 8122.4 million by (hr federal govern­ ment for having the highest food stamp error rate in (he country, but Florida gels to keep the cash. Lt. Gov. Buddy MacKay. the uctlng head o f the Department of Health and Re­ habilitative Services, said Wednesday the m oney would be spent on Improving technology and fraud detection, reducing turnover among workers and Increasing the numbers of cases reviewed. "A ll along, we've askrd for mercy rather than Justice and today wc'vc received It." MncKuy said. "W e arc grateful for their cvcnhunded and fair decision." U.S. Agriculture Secretary Mike Espy. In a letter Tuesday to Gov. Lnwton Chiles, agreed to nllnw Florida to "Invest" the money In programs Intended to bring down the 1992 error rale of 19.68 perrent. Jewel thief killed MIAMI BEACH — A Jewel thief armed with a silencer on his handgun was killed and a policeman wounded In a Inillet-punctuated chose. Miami Beach officer Ernest Febbr^io. 48. was in guarded but stable condition at Jackson Memorial Hospital after a bullet broke his collarbone, police spokesman Howard Zclfman said. The suspect's Identity remained a mystery today. He was killed a few blocks away from wherp Fcbbralo was wounded, poller Sgt. Priscilla Grandagc said. Fcbbralo had tried to stop the suspect when he was shot. Other officers tried ngain to stop the suspect and another officer saw him fire at Fcbbralo. who had pulled alongside the getaway vehicle. Other officers continued the chase through an upscale neighborhood before the suspect lost control o f his cor and rammed It Into a curb. He pointed a gun at officers, who shot him to death, police said. "It Is Imperative that Florida lake the necessary steps to assurr that benefits arc l i t is im p erative that Florida take the necessary steps to assure that benefits are properly issued and d o l l a r l o s s e s d u e to overpayment of food stamp benefits are dramatically reduced. J -Agriculture Secretary Mike Espy properly Issued and dollar losses due to overpayment o f food stamp benefits are dramatically reduced." Espy wrote. "It Is vital that the American taxpayer l»e assured that these dollurs are being properly spent." Federal dollars account for all of tin money paid In bencftls. The U.S, Depart­ ment of Agriculture found 8205 million In overpayments and 951.8 million In un­ derpayments In Florida Inst year. Money was also paid to Ineligible people. The 19.68 percent error rate compares to a national average o f 10.69 percent. HRS s|Mikcswoman Melanie Mowry confirmed Florida's was the highest In Ihe country in 1992. HRS will try to reduce Ihe line through negotiations with the U.S. Department of Agriculture by underscoring the cITects Hurricane Andrew had on the welfare system and the 85 percent growth In rood stamp eases over the past two years. Much o f llic problem can be traced to the 9173 million HRS computer, which caused problems In the conversion ol lood slump cases from the old system to the new automated one. The computer has been blamed for errors In Medicaid and Aid to Families with Dependent Children ns well Other reasons for Ihr fixxi stamp error w ere Inadequate training, low salaries among workers and Hurricane Andrew, which Increased cases about 50,000 a month from September through Novnnlx-r Th e U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Is examining errors In Ihe A FIX ' program, which could result In further federal lines. Golfers tee o ff for recycling Mayor pleads guilty to corruption MIAMI — Former Miami Beach Mayor Alex Daoud pleaded guilty to four more corruption-related counts, putting an end to the federal racketeering case against him. On Wednesday. Daoud agreed he had accepted a 95,000 bribe frum former CenTrust Savings Bank Chairman David Paul In return fur approving a private dock for Paul's occanside home. The former mayor also pleaded guilty to money laundering, tax evasion and obstruction o f justice. Paul is facing a 100-count federal criminal Indictment this September In Miami because o f his failed savings and loan. The charges Involve some deals with former Lincoln Savings owner Charles Keating Jr. as well as with the rogue Bank o f Credit and Commerce International. By J. MARK BARFIELD Herald Senior Staff Writer SANFORD — Hoping lo round up more business recyclers, the Seminole County Solid Waste Division is s|M>nsortng a Great Aluminum Can Round-Up at area golf courses. Teen found dead GAINESVILLE — A teen-ager's death may have been caused when he Inhaled the compressed gas from a portable air horn — apparently the latest rage among many high school students. Sean Ian McCoy. 14. who Just completed the ninth grade when he was discovered Tuesday In bed by his mother. Susan Arnold McCoy. Police are awaiting a blood toxicology report due Friday to determine the exact cause o f death. Gainesville police spokesman Sgt. Don Dennis said detectives are looking Into the possibility o f an Inhalant causing Sean's death. But th e b o y ’s mother Is not waiting for'a final word before anufiflm gm olnrm nbonrThtrnrw snd o *n i*ro u * w »^ -w ritev«_ "quickhlgh." ... ,."J don’t want to be unfair to Scan. His death could have bent from a heart problem or something else. But I'm not kidding myself," McCoy said Wednesday. In the wake o f her son's death, she has talked with several of Sean's close friends who told her about his regular use of the air hom dating back to December and its Increasing popularity as an easy. Inexpensive "h ig h " among younger high school students. Tax increase proposed The loltowlng golf rourscs are participating or developing re­ c y c lin g p ro g ra m s: M ayfair Country Club. Alaqua Country Club. Country Club at Heathrow. Rolling Hills Golf Club. Timacuan Golf and Country Club. Casselberry Golf Club. Deer Run Country Club. Ekana Golf and C o u n try Club. Saba! Point Country Club and Tuocawllla Country Club. From A 9 9 oclat»d P r*8 » rtp o rtt M IAM I - H e r e are th e winning num bers s ele cted Wednesday In Ihe Florida Lot­ tery: Fantasy 5 11-12-14-16-22 C aab3 0*4*5 Play 4 0*2*4-6 Sanford Herald Thursday, July 1. 1993 Vol. 85. No. 265 P u b b tto d D ally a n d S und ay, a ie a p t S aturday b y T h * S a n to rd Harald. Inc 100 N F ra n e h A v a , S anto rd Fla. 33771 Second CU»» P o a la g * P aid a t S anto rd, F lo rk U and a d d itio n a l m a ilin g o ftk a a POSTMASTER S a n d ______ to THE SANFORD H E RALD , R.O. i d U l M “ ■* ET'IH'PBFll y 4 S SSunday) wr (OaRy 1 M onth* • M onttw 1 Vasr Homs BMWary 91SJS Today: Partly cloudly with a 50 perrent chance o f afternoon thunderstorms. High In the lower 90s. Northwest wind 10 mph. Tonight: A 20 percent chance of evening thunderstorms then fair. Low In the lower 70s. Wind becoming light. Friday: Partly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms. High In the lower 90s. Wind variable 5 to 10 mph. Rain chance 50 percent. Fou rth o f J u ly w eek en d forecast: Partly cloudy with a chance o f afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Highs In the lower to mid 90s. FLORIDA T IM M city Daytona Baath F t Laud Baach F o r tM / a n G ain st villa H o m a tita d Jackto n vlll* X ay W at I * •7 1 .0 0 Florida H aaldanta m u a t pay 7% aataa taa In a d d itio n t o ra taa a b o ra Phon# (407) 322 2*11 Khan, a fa lth fftfa n d friend! golden retriever - owned - by-Sharon and R herd—VlrUngi —ot- Sanford, makes his way up a flight of steps to detlwar-the dally paperto tilt beloved master------- -------------- a t--------- HRS, labor can’t seem to pay their bills on time By Associated Braes TALLAHASSEE — The stale had to pay some 9500.000 In Interest payments Iasi year because some agencies didn't pay their bills on time. The two tardiest departments were Health and Rehabilitative Services — the largest government agency In the nation outside the federal govern­ ment — and Labor and Employment Security. And the departments are getting worse, not better, according to Tom Clemons, deputy state comptroller. "In the last two weeks we seem to have been Just deluged with calls from vendors of HRS and Labor saying 'W hy haven't these people been paying us?'" he said. When state agencies don't pay their bills within 45 days, they must pay l percent Interest a month. The total last year for all o f slate government came to nlxnit 9500.000. Clemons said. In n recent six-month period. HRS and (.altar nicked up 985.000 In Interest — and that's sure to Increase this quarter, he said. Jana Walling, who directs accounting and auditing for state Comptroller Gerald Lewis, wrote lo the two agencies Iasi week lo tell them their rate o f late payments is getting worse. Fifteen percent of HRS' bills and 37 percent of Labor's bills were overdue during the first two weeks of June. Other state agencies were late on about 5 percent o f their bills. Responding lo Walling's letter, the chief of Labor's Bureau of Financial Management said payments were slowed temporarily by switching to a new computer system. Most o f the complaints against HRS came from th e T a m p a and P e n s a c o la a re a s . S sratoto Tallahaata* Varo Baach W. P alm Baach HI n n mm La (i n to v to to tj to M *1 ft mm n n n Pci » O LAST July 11 NEW July 19 € FIRST July 26 Daytona Beach: Waves arc at 1*2 foot and semi glossy. Current 4i la to the south with a water .1 temperature o f 80 degrees. New Smyrna Beaelu Waves are 1-2 M m feet and glassy. Current Is to the n .ir north, with a water temperature n o f 80 degrees. n u *0 PULL July 3 at 14 > \jvc SATURDAY Ptly cldy 90-70 SUNDAY Ptlyeldy 90*70 MONDAY Cldy 90*70 STATISTICS 00 BEACH CONDITIONS ft n ----------1 FRIDAY THRUSDAYPtlyeldy 90*70 Ptly cldy 90*70 M rt *0 00 •4 M •4 d«y no mm NATIONAL T IM M [f5:FV. ',;U' BXTBNDBO OUTLOOK M ia m i Mol Har 4 Id p M S b r 1m m Wannar Man’s bast friend T H E W E A TH E R Soi 1SS7. Santord, FL 3777MM7 —- Kokomo Recycling Division In Sanford currently |>ays 25 cents per pound, said manager Rohtn Jackson. "T h e object Is lo leach busi­ nesses about recycling.” said Richards. " A lot of huslncss people do play golf. We thought they'll be out there and see the signs and ask about 11." BROOKSVILLE — Homeowners In 16 counties would pay an average 911 more next year under a tax increase proposed by the Southwest Florida Water Management District officials. The 32.6 percent Increase would be the largest ever Imposed by the district. District officials say the money Is needed to help local governments and other water users pay for changes required to solve ihe area's pressing water woes. The lax increase will come partly from an increase In the dlstrictwidc mlllage rate and partly from tax Increases levied by the district's eight basin boards, which finance local water projects. Depending where a homeowner lives, the tax bill for a 9100.000 home with a 925,000 homestead exemption could rise by as little as 98.55 or as much as 921.38. That same property owner now pays 930 to 940. LOTTERY County recyclin g assistant Dave Richards said the county hopes lo encourage more busi­ ness recycling by reaching exec­ utives on the golf courses. H ie county Is supplying signs en­ couraging golfers to loss their cans in special bins. Course management will be rcsponsablc for selling the cans, bul will collect any proceeds. Informs* tloo Jlboul the program will be -reported-in September irr-th rCan Manufacturers Institute, said Richards. FRIDAY SOLUNAR TABLE: Min. 4:20 a.m.. 4:40 p.m.: MuJ. 10:30 a.m.. 11:20 p.m. TIDES: Daytons Beach: highs. 7:11 a.in.. 7:54 p.m.: lows. 1:16 a.m.. 1:15 p.m.: New Smyrna Beach: highs. 7:16 a.m.. 7:59 p.m.: lows. 1:21 a.m.. 1:20 p.m.: Cocoa Beach: highs. 7:31 a.m.: 8:14 p.m.: lows. 1:36 a.m.. 1:35 p.m. BOATING St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet Tonight: Wind variable 5 to 10 knots. Seas less than 2 feet. Bay and Inland w a ters sm ooth. Widely scattered showers and thunderstorms. Friday: Wind south to south­ west 10 knots. Seas 2 feet. Bay and Inland waters a light chop. Scattered showers and thun­ derstorms. T h e high tem perature In Sanford Wednesday was 91 degrees and the ovrrnlghl low was 70 us reported by the University of Florida Agricul­ tural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. R ecord ed rainfall fo r the p e r io d , e n d in g at 9 a.m . Thrusday, (Dialled .01 o f an Inch. The temperature al 9 a.m. today was 75 degrees and Thrusday's overnight low was 71. as recorded by the National Weather Service ut the Orlando International Airport. Other Weather Service data: □ W ed n esd ay's U g h •*ss■»**•*•87 □B arom etric pressure.30.04 □R elative Humidity....94 pet □ W ln d e ..... Southwest S mph ['R a in fa ll •••••••••••••01 of an In. □ T o d a y 's sunset.... 8:27 p.m. □T om orrow 's sunrlso....6:31 hlghandovarnlghtlowlolp m EDI. 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Sanford, Florida - Thursday. July 1. 1993 - 3A Furniture company may convert depot POLICE BRIEFS Grand theft ■ yN IC K P ra iP A U P Herald Staff Writer Seminole County BhcrlfTs deputies arrested James ClilTord Howlngton. 34. of 5663 Dcrrpnth Lane In Sanford, at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility on Tuesduy. Howlngton had been held since June 8. during u grand theft Investigation. Deputies said on four separate occasions llowtngton Is supected of having removed Items from his father's home, und cither pawned nr sold them. The Items Included an electric drill, circular saw. grinder, microwave, und refrigerator. Most o f the llrms have been recovered. He has now been charged with dealing In stolen pro|>crty. and fulse verification of ownership. He Is being held under $4,000 bond. SANFORD - The old train depot building ut 212 W. First Street In downtown Sanford may be converted to a furniture manufacturing facility. A request for conditional use approval Is being presented to­ night to the Sanford Plunning and Zoning Commission. The ap plication has been submitted for P&Z consideration by Debra Torres of Deltona. Torres could not be reached for comment, but the application form Indicated she Intends to m an u factu re cu stom m ade furniture, and utilize some of the large building for storing and warehouse space. The property extends north from W. First Street along N. Myrtle Avenue, for an entire city block to Fulton Street. Warrant arrests made • Handy Michael Mclnlck. 19. 232 Selkirk Way. Longwood. turned himself In at the county Jail Tuesday. He was wanted on u warrant for burglary. • Jim m y Jerome Washington. 28. 109 Sterling Court. Sanford, wus arrested by sheriffs deputies at 1900 Southwest Hoad on Tuesday. He was wanted on a warrant for falling to appear In court. • Hen Hampton. 36. I(KX) W. 17th Street. Sanford, was served a warrant at the county Jail Tuesday. Hr was wantrd for falling to appear on a charge of assault. Domestic violence Sanford's Director of Planning and Development. Jay Marder. Is recommending approval o f the conditional use request to |iennlt manufacturing of custom made furniture. He Is also recommen­ ding that a stipulation lie placed on the approval to prohibit outdoor storage and display of materials and/or merchandise/ • Mlrhurl John Lathrop. 40. 1007 Palmetto Ave.. Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police at his residence Tuesday following a confrontation with his wife. He was charged with battery, domestic violence, and battery on a law enforcement officer. • Tracy A. Campbell. 26. 328 Jessup Ave.. laingwood. was arrested at lirr residence Tuesday by laingwood police, following a dispute with a man. She was charged with battery, domestic violence. Incidents reported to the sheriff • A tun 1987 Nissan pickup truck was reportedly stolen Tuesday from the 5900 block of Forest Avenue In Sanford. • A residential burglary was reported In the 200 block of Tangerine Drive. In Havennu Park on Tuesday. Deputies said Items taken Included $2,050 In Jewelry. • A burglary was reported In an apartment on Grassy Point Drive In St. Croix Apartments. Lake Mary, on Tuesday. A stereo, VCH. Jewelry and a steamer trunk with a total value of $3,000 werr rejxirtrdly taken. • Three men reported having a confrontation with over a dozen people Tuesday In a yard at 109 Orange Hldge Drive. Lake Mary. They said tlir three were approached by two vehicles containing 13 people, who beat and robbed each of them la-fore fleeing Items stolen were estimated at $895. .'4 '. Jj? The second Item listed on the agenda for tonight's P&Z meet­ ing Include a public hearing to consider a request for a waiver o f a one year walling period, for property at 2501 S. Sanford Avenue. On Dec. 17. 1992. Laknun P. Singh had requested permission to e s t a b lis h a r e t a il und wholesale auto dealership on the property. P&Z denied the re­ quest. and recommended that the city continue to prevent automobile dealer sides from Ix-lng established on this seg­ ment of 25th Street. The matter was ap|>ealed to the commission In February o f tills year, but the commission also denied the request, which prevented any similar request from beglng made for a one year period. Marder Is recommending that the request to waive the once year waiting period be denied, "based on the fact thut there docs not appear to be any significant change of circum­ stances regarding the site.'' The P&Z meeting will begin at 7 p.m., this evening In the commission chandlers o f San­ ford City Hall. 300 N. Purk Avenue. TRANSMISSION * H w iM •h o fo b , Tommy Vtncont Rain, rain go away Eva and Elizabeth Sanchez, (I to r) daughter and mother, weren't caught off guard In Central Florida's tempermental weather recently. Armed with plastic rain coats, the Sanford womon braved sudden thunderstorms common each afternoon in the summer, as they strolled along West 1st Street and Myrtle Avenue Incidents reported to Sanford police Need Help With Consumer Problems? Call: • $565 In electronic equipment and a carton of cigarettes werr reportedly stolen In a vehicular burglary Tuesday. In the 1800 block of Maple Avenue. • A 1982 Oldsmnhllr was reported stolen from a fenced arru at Hill Hicks Auto Sales. 601 S. French Avenue lute Monday or early Tuesday. Police suld the vehicle did not contain a license tag. • A pager, eight compact discs, and other Items valued at $295 were reportedly stolen Tuesduy from a car In Country Luke Apartments parking lot. • $1,750 In equipment was reportedly stolen during a burglary at a business In the 1100 block o f Cornwall Avenue Tuesday. • Art electric txu and belt sander valued at >600 were _ "rFporTeir'stbTcn Trbm’ a cons!ruction company'office In tKe~300 block of French Avenue Tuesday. • An automobllr. which wus not s|teclflcully Identified on police rrports. was said to have been stolen Tuesday from 100 Weldon Itlvd. • A Deltona man rrported that four men Jumped into his vehicle near 5tli Street and Olive Avenue Tuesday, and stole property valued at $80 Irom him before fleeing. • Police received a report early Wednesday that someone had apparently attempted to steal two 1993 Chevrolet pickup trucks Irom Ken Hummel Chevrolet on S. Orlando Drive. Police said although the rear windows und steering column had been broken, the burglars werr not successful In stealing the trucks. • A tank o f nitrous oxide, valued at $250 was reported stolen early Wednesday, from a fenced compound at Central Florida Hcglonal Hospital. SIDEW ALK SUE ORIGINAL PRICE ON S ELEC T MERCHANDISE FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, M O N D A Y PRICE 50% OFF ORIG. RIG. 35% OFF OPRICE SUM M ER TOYS PET MLS COURTNEY A PET MLS SKIPPER HANDHELD O A M IS Orlg. VIDEO SOFTW ARE 9.99 b . M ■ July 2, 3, 4 th 8A M ■ 5PM MAGIC FAX MACHINE 7 1 Each 60% OFF IG . 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July 1. 1993 Lake Lake Mary agenda Continued from Page IA By NICK PFBIPAUP Herald Staff Writer LA K E M A R Y — O d a i n t e i and m a t ters p e rta in in g to various u tility p ro te c t! w ill dam In a l* th * Lake M ary C ity Com m illio n m eeting ton ight The fo llow in g lt * m t are u h e d w e d lor the agenda a Special R ecognition ItuOlect unan nounced in advance) a A ppreciation (tutoiect unannounced In advance) • P resentation — M a r l B m l le i re p o rti on "A » the T a * " eC H lren p a rtic ip a tio n * Report fro m C ity Manager (tee b elow ) a Report Iro m M ayor a Report Iro m C ity Attorney a p u b lic h e a rin g - 2nd read ng — Ordinance va ca tin g drainage and u tility e a ie m e n ti. S tra tfo rd Court John M oult applicant a P u b llc h e a rin g 2nd reading — Ordinance am ending Tlmacuan planned u n it developm ent Bob S halar. applicant a P ublic H e a rin g - 2nd reading O rdinance va ca tin g couth halt o l T im a cu a n u n it U p ia t Bo b S halar applicant a P ublic h e a rin g 2nd reading O rdinance a m endin g i l l * plan re v ie w procedu re! a P u b lic h e a rin g — t i t re ading Ordinance e ita b tlth ln g ru 'e i and f egu>u tlo n i lo r u t* of th * c lty ’i re creatio nal fa c llltie i # P u b lic h e aring — l i t re a d in g — O rdinance am ending Chapter 12. Cod* ot O rdinance! a P u b lic h e aring — l i t re a d in g O rdinance am ending Chapter 22. Cod* ol O rdinance! a A dditional Ite m i for c o m m liiio n ac •Ion Th* re p o rt Iro m the C ity M anager w ill contain th * lollow ing Ite m i a R e gu eil fo r c o m m lttlo n ap prova l, fin a l additional protect c o ift to r Lake E m m a Road water m a in *« te n t Ion a R eq u e it tor com m in io n ap prova l, c o rre c llo n i a t p u ll b o ie t along la k e M a ry B ird a R equeit lo r contract agreem ent for ta n n e ry tew er engineering d e ilg n te rv ic e ilo r E Lake M a ry Blvd o R egu eil c o m m ln ro n a u th o rir* H a ll to proceed In Im plem enting tto rm w a te r b ill Ing system a Requeit comm 111Ion appoint m em ber to the Planning and Zoning Board a R egueil fro m Glenn D u b lin to le r v * w in * at a rt reception on July I t The order o l Ite m i on th * agenda are iw blect to change Th* Lake M a ry C ity C o m m liiio n It icheduted to meet beginning i t 7 p m th lt evening. In the com m i i t ion cham ber i ol Lake M a ry C ity H all too W La ka M a ry B lvd Williams and the Lake Doctors violated FIFRA by applying the chemicals Dlrcx and Kanncx to aquatic areas when the labels on the chemicals specifically pro­ h ibits th eir use In uquntlc applications. The statement also alleges th a t th e y had In s tr u c t e d applicators to hide the aquatic use o f Dlrcx and Kamicx In the treatment o f aquatic areas. According to a report released yesterday by the Frazier's office. Williams faces a maximum sen­ tence o f five years Imprison­ ment. a 8250,000 fine, plus three years supervised release. As head o f Lake Doctors. Williams would also he suhjerl to sentences given the company, which are listed as a maximum of six years Imprisonment, n 8700.000 fine, and four years of supervised release. Sentencing Is scheduled for August 30. Originally 33 eouuls were In­ Je s u p ----------Continued from Page 1A project in North Florida earlier this year by Ihc fish commission. A lake restoration of Ncwnans Lake near Gainesville would cost between $4.4 million and 812 3 million. Ncwnans Lake, according to the feasibility study. Is about 7.400 acres in size and has muck thnt averages about l feet In thickness. Lake Jesup is 10.000 acres in size and has m uck th at is m any tim e s thicker. Snyder said based on the Ncwnan's data, be estimated a "drawdow n" of Lake Jesup could reach 820 million, far more than the 83.5 million to $0.5 million anticipated for the project. In a d raw d ow n , water Is pumped out of a lake, cither partially or completely, to allow the bottom to solidify. In many cases, a portion of the muck along the shore Is then removed to allow a clean sand bottom for fish spawning. The procccdure Is usually effec tiv e for several years, then must be repeated. A lth ou gh w ustew ater d is ­ charge from several sewuge treatment plants has been re­ m oved from the lake, deep pockets o f mud release the nutrients Irom time to lime, causing algae blooms which consume oxygen In the. water, suffocating fish. \\ drawdown has been the focus o f the cleanup effort, although a "marsh flow-way" has also been considered for the lake. In a flow-way system, water from tributaries and some­ times the lake Itself Is pumped to a marshland which "scrubs" the water clean of Its nutrients. One localiy-pojlutar cleanup concept was to restore the circulation through the lake from the St. Johns River. Lake aid-timers believe that before the state road department Riled in one of two lake connections In 1951 during construction of the State Road 46 causeway, water In the St. Johns would periodi­ cally rise and Row into the lake. When the river level would lower, lakewater would Row bark into the river. Rushing the lake. C orrespon den ce from the Army Corps of Engineers and St. Johns River Water Management District suggests the Row resto­ ration would have minimal Im­ pact to the overall lake quality. S n y d e r said h r b e lie v e s blocking Government Cut could d iv e rt the St. Johns Rjvjer SPECIAL th rou gh the lake, c re a tin g enough Row to restore circula­ tion. The 812 million to 820 million estimate does not In­ clude the river channel work. Snvdcr said. Rep. Marvin Couch. R-Oviedo, pledged he won't let the cleanup elfort die. although hr admits It may remnin dormant for awhile. Couch is seeking to crralc a "g ree n w a y " along the south shore of the lake to provide n natural corridor between 'lie Eeonlockhatehce and Weklva Rivers. Hr is also seeking, as part of the effort to create a wildlife and hiking tunnel under Ihc expressway. "It's one of the things I'm looking at," said Couch. "W e need to look at the pollution problem and open the second mouth at the river. It seems like they've kind of written that off. Then we need to look at a drawdown and the north shore of the lake." Couch said the expense o f a lake restoration may have to be borne by the county, the state and environmental organiza­ tions. "It's going to be a long-term process, but we need to continue If * I . - .. I *>.■! ! . » * ! - . .... eluded in the Indictment by a federal grand Jury In Orlando. At the time, the Middle District court Indicated Williams could have received n maximum term o f 86 years In prison plus a 84..33 million find. A partner in the firm. Albert J o h n s o n S c m a g o . 4 4. o f llrndcnton. was Identified In the original rc|>ort. as also liclng ch a rged Y e s t e r d a y ’ s an- uouncement o f the guilty plea from Williams made no mention o f Scmago. In Sanford. Lake Doctors had been contracted by the city to maintain the aquatic cleanliness o f Lake Caroln In Ford Melon Park and Lake Gem. It has also handled treatment of ponds at the Mayfair Country Club golf course. Miller-----------Continued from Page IA as an intake coordinator. director of the Central Florida When Spankv Thomas. Ihc Hoys A Girls Club, was chosen by director of thr West Sanford Hoys the club's executive board as this A Girls Club, was killed In an year's recipient, nominated by automobile accident. Miller was Carolyn Tow les, principal o f scut to Ihc club as a grief Idyllwlldc Elementary. counselor for Its members. " I ’m very Haltered and thank "After working with the kids God for the opprotunlty to Ik* and getting to know them I given this award." said Miller. continued to work with them on "I'm grateful for a supportive a volunteer basis." said Miller. staff and my frteihts. they enable When the opportunity arose for me to get out and do (hr things I the club to name a new director do. in 1990. Miller applied and was "M y father was a fruit picker, chosen as the county's director. that's ull he ever did." said Miller. "Looking at these kids Is like "It's very rewarding to Is* his sou looking in a mirror because I can and to receive an award of lIlls sec myself and my experiences In ty|K*. This Is a long way Irom them ." he said. "I Just want to be Quill S lrrrt." a poslllvc role model and touch Miller. 33. was born In Hlukely. as many lives as I can." Gu.. and moved to Orlando with M iller's goals for the club his fam ily as a child. After refiect Ills dedication to the 400 graduation, he attended Seml- Seminole County children he mlr Community College and Is serves. He p ro vid es w eekly currently enrolled in Nova Uni­ groups at eight Seminole county versity pursuing a bachelors de­ e le m e n ta ry sch ools on s e lf gree in professional manage­ esteem and youth development ment. for children with disciplinary Miller has worked with chemi­ problems. cal dependency programs since 'i want to provide a program 1979. He began his career wllfi that will enhance kids abilities to the Center For Drug Free Living become positive leaders for the in Orlando at age 19. then moved AllUCe/* he said. "A lso to help on to a Lakeland treatment Insure kids get a chance to step center and returned to Care Unit up to hat and for them to of Orlando In Lake Marv In 1987 achieve." "H e has done alot Tor the community and deserves Oils recognition." said Charles Row* Community Development Com dltuitor lor the City ol Sanford and a member ol the Rotary Club. " I t 's high lim e he is recognized for the work he Is doing There were many other nom inations w orth y ol ( I ns honor.**. Miller serves on a number ol boards and civic organizations. Including: Kiwunis Club of San­ ford. Hoard of Director of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Com m erce. D ividends, as a community resource volunteer and youth mentor. School Drug Advisory Committee. Seminole County Chem ical Awareness N e tw o rk . R escu e O u treach Mission Hoard of Drlectms. serves on three school advisory com milters. Idyllwlldc. Goldsboro and Plnccrcst. Seminole County Task Force for the Plight ol African-American Males. V io­ len ce Free C om m u n ity and Schools. Hoard of Directors lor the Police Athletic League. Flor­ ida Congress of Parents and Trarhcrs honorary life member and the Association of Hoys* A Girts Club Professionals Court criticizes prosecutor By AssociatedBrass_______ WEST PALM UEACH - A slate appeals court rebuked a prosecutor for calling defense lawyers "maggots'* and Jurors "lobotomlzcd zombies" — on the record — during two trials. Because o f the comments m ade by B ro w a rd C ou n ty Assistant State Attorney Alberto M lllu n . M ai la L a n d r y , a Hollywood woman convicted of assaulting three police officers In ** t • front of her home, will get a new trial. In the second ease, Mlllun had said Jurors were "eating pizza or salads Instead of deliberating" In a case where a man was charged with shooting a woman In the leg. Mlllan had prosecuted the man on a felony charge, but the Jury convicted him o f less serious misdemeanor charges. T h e 4th District Court of A p p ea l upheld that verdict Wednesday, but said the pro­ secutor's comments were "d e ­ plorable." The Judges (minted to Florida Bar rules of conduct that prohibit attorneys from ques­ tioning the Integrity of Jurors. Mlllan said In an Interview that he regretted his outbursts Hut lie said the appellate court hnd taken his remarks out ol context — and may have failed to consider Rial heal of court­ room battle. ■* ’ / > D \ J rebate towards your first propane fill-up when you purchase any Sunbeam* gas grill See i * y * X* £ i f v e i 123193 30,0UU Z-Mt Ga» 35,000 Btu Dual Burner Gas Grill with Side Burner • 18,000 Btu side burner* 563 sq m total cooking area • 1* square tubular ttcel cart frame with Warm Grey finish • Driftwood named tide tabic • front shroud with condi­ ment barker • Easy-clean porcelain coating cooking gnd • Ute-A-Motic' pushbutton igni­ tor • futinew window • Space Sower * warm­ ing rack • integrated style heat indicator • Includes 80-lb IF tank and lava rock •?■«** In Lake Mary, Lake Doctors have been under contract lot monthly maintenance of the lake Immediately adjacent to the city hall. When the indictments were first handed down in mid-May. spokesmen from the two cities spoke favorably about the Lake Doctors* work, and reported having no problems with ihclr operation. s * .0 ° ° *S ie G *» » with •SSsfeSgSSs .reo • V « cO O ^ ues • P w «3 **2 & wKh PA* 35^5® °- ~ , '* >* £ ? £ £ *** �Sanlord Herald, Sanford. Florida - Thursday. July 1, 1993 - BA Fire Continued from Page 1A community control until his 19th birthday. In exchange for his nllc records. sentence, he agreed to testify for Before thr night was over, the the state. three would break Into their school and set it on fire. Damage The nldest of the trio. Leon lo the Tuskuwllla Middle School Mlcah Conway. IH. pleaded no as the result of that April fire two contest to burglary of n structure years ago totaled 84.077.322. und arson. He was sentenced Taxpayers paid the S 100.000 Wednesday us a youthful offend­ self-insured (Nation and Insur­ er. He received four years In ance paid the remainder of the prison, followed by two years tub. probation. He wus also recom­ mended for the Department of T w o of the youths have pleaded Corrections boot camp program in die ease while the case against which is rigorous physical and the third youth is scheduled for behavioral (ruining. He also r e v ie w July 20. O r ig in a lly agreed to testify. No matter how charged as Juveniles, all three much prison time he serves. cases were Iransfcrcd to adult Conway will he supervised until court he Is 24. .Jason M ath ew H est. the George Tye Smith, 18. bus youngest of the three, pleaded guilty to arson of a structure and pleaded not gulliy and Is sched­ was placed In ihe custody of the uled for docket sounding on July department of Health and Re­ 20. He has been olfered the four habilitative Services. (HRS) on years in, two years out sentence too. according to Jack Scalera. chief of operations In the state attorney's office. The state Is seeking a lien against the three for the 84 million plus cost of the fire. If they come into a substantial amount of money during Ihelr lifetimes, the state could claim it to |»ay the lien, according to Scalera. After thr three met that night, according to a statement by Conway, they begun breaking streel lights w ith two black walking canes which Smith and Rest had. Conway said hr broke u couple of lights with a borrowed cane. Walking to the middle school. Smith tried to break windows In a portublr classroom. When that was unsuccessful, they went to the glass front doors ol the school and tried to break them. The windows cracked In spider-like fashion then, with DEATHS ANN RALDUCCI A n il llnlduecl. 78, Prairie lame. Altamonte Springs, died Tuesday. June 25). Florida Hos­ pital. Altamonte Springs Mrs. B u bbled was a homemaker. Horn Dec. 30. 1914 in Bronx. N V she moved to Central Flor­ ida in 15)78 She was a member of <in irch of Annunciation. Survivors include sons, Irwin Levin. Orlando, Jerry Levine. WI n t c* r S p r I n g ; d a u g h te r . B a rb a ra , A popka: step son . Edmund. Daytona: stepdaugliirr. Joan Ross. Fort laiudcrdalc; sister. Helen Lustlgman. Largo. Mary Neumann, New Jersey: H grandchildren and 2 g re a t­ grandchildren B aldw in -F airch ild Funeral Home. Forest City. In charge of arrangements Mexico. Orlando Cremation Service. Orlando in charge of arrange­ ments. EDW IN RAMOS E d w in R a m o s . 3 1, GO7 A r n p u I c a W ay. A 11u m o n t e Springs, died Wednesday. June 30 at South Seminole Commu­ nity Hospital. Longwood. Mr. Ramos was a securrity guard. Born Jan 19, 1905 in New York City, he moved to Central Flor­ ida in 15)88. He was Catholic. S u rvivors include mother. O lg a , C a s s e lb e r r y : fa th e r. Raymond, New York: brothers. Fnm k.-iirwH rrrry. RnfacfrNcvr ELIZABETH H. PICKRELL Elizabeth 11. Pickrcll. 72. of Wilmington Drive. Deltona, died Monday, June 28. at her resi­ dence. Born Feh. 6. 1921. In New Brighton. Pa., she moved to Deltona eight years ago from Beaver Falls. Pa. She was u supervisor of records of B.C. C om m unity College and at­ tended Grace Fellowship Bible Church, Deltona. Survivors Include husband. RUTH JOHNSON RIPPEY Ruth Johnson Rlppcy, 88. 713 Sallflsh Road. Winter Springs, died Wednesday. June 30, at Florida Hospital. Altam onte Springs. Mrs. Rlppcy was a retired school tear her. She wus b o r n D e c , 2 G . I 5) G I In Pennsylvania and moved to Cen­ tral Florida in 15)82. She was a Presbyterian. Survivors Include son. Richard Johnson, winter Spring: two grandchildren and two great­ grandchildren. Gaines Curry Hand Garden Chapel. Longwood. In charge of arrangements. llo u lc tlc , Beaver Falls. Pa.. Morris lloulctlc. Santa Rosa. Calif.; sisters. Helen Bosco, De­ ltona. Harriet Eberly. Sacra­ m ento. Doris Baker. Heaver Falls. Stephen R Baldauff Funeral Home. Deltona. In charge of arrangements. MAJOR OLEN W . TRAW EEK, U.S.A.P.. RET. Major Giro W. Truwcck. 69. of 1440 Anderson St.. Deltona, died Monday. June 28. ut Cen­ tral Florida Regional Hospital. Sanlord Born Sept. 17. 1923. in Ft. Worth. Texas, he moved to Deltona from Temple Terrace in 15)72 He was employed by the Florida Department o f Health und Rehabilitative Services In Duytonn Beach after retiring from the Air Force. He was a member of the Retired Officers Association and a veteran of World War II. Survivors Include wife. Naomi B.: daughters. Amanda, Winter Haven. Rebecca Lew is. Col­ umbus. Ga.. and Lrcuna. De­ ltona: two grandchildren. Brlsson Funeral Home, San­ ford. in charge of arrangements. DANIEL H.DAW Daniel IJL Daw. 74. Munscy G rro rK ir—h r p r h e r r r CTBcTT" strrerrcaw w ibeiTy; 'dicd” Tue»- lighter fluid and a sparkle lighter further attention, eventually and returned to the school about shattered. The boys fled, thinking the an hour after breaking the glass noise of the breaking gloss might doors. With Conwuy acting as a look­ have attracted attention. They discussed getting spray paint and out, Smith and Best entered the writing "F — you. Mr. Griffin" on school through the broken doors. the wnlls. Walter Griffin is an When they found no one was assistant principal at the middle there, they opened the lighter fluid. The fluid was spread down school In charge of discipline. Tuskuw llln Prin cipal Gene a hall of lockers und outside the H rcwrr said G riffin was not media center, hut kept going out available for comment on whut when lit. They also spelled out might have transpired with any "Gangster Boys" with the fluid. "Jason slopped hut Tye put o f the students Involved. Brewer said he did not recall a specific Hold in a trash can hy the library Incident Involving any of the and then I came In." Conway three teens at the time prior to said in his statement Jason the fire and udded he could not handed lighter fluid to Conway, discuss Individual student dis­ who tried lo ignite some outside on the concrete and right Inside cipline. Conway (old authorities. Smith the door. Conway said ull three suggested burning the phrase put more lighter fluid In the trash about the assistant principal into can. "and II went up In big the walls and carpet with lighter llninca." They ran after igniting fluid. The three went to a nearby the can. "T ye kicked It over, it 24-hour supermarket and stole was full of trash and went all over the place und caught the walls on fire." Conway told investigators. "Tye was laughing and still trying to hum some more, while Jason and I were trying to put out the fire in Ihe left wing hall." C on w ay added. *‘ T y c then duy. June 28. ut Ills residence. walked down the right wing M r. D aw wus an a ir c r a ft hallway trying lo start another mechanic. Born May 26. 1919. fire with the lighter. By this time, In Casllclierry. Ala., lie moved to the left wing hallway fire was Central Florida in 1975. He was overhead and out of control." Bapiisl. He was a Navy veteran. Conway recalled. "I ran out of the front door, Survivors Include wife. Grace: son. Denny. California: sister. then Jason." Conway said, "then Myrtle Shcvve. Independence. Tye. Smoke was rolling out of the front door." Mo.; I grandson. The trio left the scene on Dyck B a ld w in -F u lrch id Funeral Road and seeing a (>olice ear. Home. Altamonte Springs. In jumped over u wall to hide. The charge of arrungerm nts. officer was going toward the supermarket, not the school. R IC H AR D A. M ITCHELL "W e hid In yards." Conwuy said us they made their wuy to Jason's neighborhood. After they dropped Jason off at his home, the two remaining boys heard sirens. "T y e and 1 went toward Red Bug Rond and saw |a) lot of flrctrucks." Conway said. " I bid. lie (Tyc| didn't." After Conway retu rn ed home, he to ld In ­ vestigators. “ My dad suspected I was out ull nlghl." A homeowner near ihe school was awakened hy his harking dog und railed the fire department at nearly 4 am . April 11 after seeing smoke billowing from the school roof. Six fire departments responded to fight the blaze. The 1.366 T u s k a w lllu s tu d e n ts finished the school year at South Seminole Middle School on half day schedules. The- boys ignllcd the lighter fluid cans, melted them and tossed them Into a sewer arross from Lake Howell High School, according to Conway. One o f the canes used to break the school doors was tossed in the weeds near an area K-Man. Later the boys recovered the cane, broke it and tossed the pieces on Ihe discount store's roof. Police later recovered It during their In­ vestigation. Although the boys apparently bragged to some girls and friends about starting thr fire, a break In the case came afler Conway was being Interviewed about an un­ related case. An Investigator told Conway he was looking for in­ formation on other crimes, bigger ones. Conway allegedly snickered and said. "You mean the fire?" Ills statement was taken Novem ­ ber 20. Rlehurd A. Mitchell. 52. of Lake Drive. Casselberry, died Monday. June 28. at Florida Hospital. All union tc Springs. Continued from Page 1A recommended adult sanctions. Born Nay 18. 15)41. in Knoxville. scheduled for Judge Dickey reserved the Tenn., he moved to Central trial later this month. Jurisdiction over setting a re­ F lorid a In 1989. he was a O r ig in a lly a r r e s t e d and stitution bearing ut a Inter time. m a c h in is t fo r C o n tin e n ta l chnrgcd as Juveniles In the The state Is seeking a Judgment Circuits and a member of St. arson, the eases against the against the three youths to repav Augustine Calhollc Church. three teens were iransfcrcd to 84.077.321.88 Survivors Include wife. Susan: adult rourt earlier this year. The teen, who was out o f jnll sons, Richard. Duane, both of Seminole Circuit Court Judge awaiting sentencing, cried as he Pennsylvania. Daniel. Brendon. Alan Dickey decided not lo wus llngcrprlnled and returned both of Casselberry: daughter. sentence Conway with Juvenile to custody. Dawn. Las Vegas, kaillynn. Cas­ sanctions because he had not An Interested observer at the selberry’ . stepson. Robert Mello. compiled with those sanctions In sentencing was Conway's former C a s s e lb e r r y : s te p d a u g h te r, the (last. Dickey noted Conway friend. Smith. He was visibly k c lle y M ello . C a s s e lb e rry ; tested positive for marijuana use shaken after the sentence was brother. Raymond, New York. after a random drug lest last announced. He bowed his head Bald w in -F airch ild Funcrul month. A case worker from the and (curs welled in Ids eyes as he Home. Altamonte Springs. 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Television networks have tentatively agreed to begin warning viewers when violent programs are abouI to be shown. Efforts arc expected to get underway this fall. Classifications regarding the amount of violence on n TV show arc to be displayed at the beginning of the program , and In published listings as well. The networks say they are bowing to public and congressional pressure to Identify violent programs. They have scheduled a meeting In Los Angeles next month to discuss the situation. While many people object to violence on TV. classifying programs will make little change In what Is watched by viewers. The reason is the extent of programs In which violence is presented. If we allow the government to control TV program m ing. It Is a violation of our constitutionally guaranteed freedom of speech. Labeling programs with violence could have a domino effect. In addition to motion picture re-runs and made-for-TV shows, there are many others In w hich death and destruction are depicted heavily. Ratings may also eventually be required on TV news broadcasts which certainly have their share of violence. Real-life programs such as cop shows would be affected. Children's cartoons also have their share of mayhem. In calling for the identification of violent programs, the aim Is to reduce the amount of violence on the streets. In effect, the govern­ ment Is determining that TV is one of the major reasons for the Increase In crime. Some people enjoy watching a show depicting-violence. Labeling- of-network-pro­ grams won't stop them. They can merely change channels to cable stations, which would not be required to Identify the programs. There are two ways In which to approach the problem. Programs with violence could be restricted to late time periods, possibly not before 9 p.m. By that time, parents may be home and able to control the TV set. Another approach, which may be a better answer, would be for the TV networks themselves to begin reducing the amount of violence shown. We see this move as the most logical solution. LETTERS Compliment for city commission I wont to compliment the Sanford city com ­ mission for making It possible to select one o f our own os chief o f the Sanford Police Deportment. The city has been fortunate to have had a long list of qualified chiefs. The only selectee who didn't make It through his probationary period was not a local man. The first chief I knew personally us a youngster was Roy Williams. As a young Herald reporter 1 learned In my opinion this man was (he "great compromiser." Then there was Arnold Williams who did a credible Job. He wus followed by Ben Butler. One of the Department's blackest days came when Butler was chief. About seven local policemen were arrested, charged, tried and found guilty of violating the public trust by operating a theft ring which was discovered and "smashed" under Butler In a single day. After Butler came the fellow who fulled probation because he would not submit on time his suggested fiscal year budget. Butler was reap­ pointed chief until the city commission named assistant city manager Steve Harriett. He recently resigned to become Seminole County Sheriff Don Esllnger's chief administrative officer. Just because some so-called "expert" comes from 17 miles down the road, has a degree In something nnd totes a polished briefcase, doesn't mean he'd make u good chief. I’ m not going to say Ralph Russell was out and out the best man for the job since there might huve been other local officers also qualified. But you could look from here to yonder for an outsider and not find a more qualified man for the position. And when the day comes for Russell lo turn his chiefs badge over lo a successor, we'll Ik* able to say the same thing about him as w e’ve said about the two named Williams. Butler and Harriett..."A Job well done." Julian Stenstrom Sanford LETTERS TO EDITOR Letters to the editor are welcome. Alt letters must be signed. Include the address o f the writer and a daytime telephone number. Letters should be on a single subject and lx- ns brief us jxisHlblc. The letters are subject lo editing. W ILLIA M A. RUSHER Bosnia not the ‘problem from hell’ A few weeks ago Secretary o f State Wurren Christopher, In a forgivable burst o f exaspera­ tion. culled the Bosnian crisis a "problem from hell." The expression Is a colorful one and deserves appropriate use. but Bosnia Is the wrong target. The Bosnian crisis Is Just another Balkan fracas among close neighbors who hate each other for rrasons centuries old. Mr. Christophrr Is annoyed because he can't stop the killing, but he will quickly learn that being the world's only supcrjxiwer doesn't guarantee that cvervl>ody else will lx>w down before us. There Is. however, a real "problem from hell." and one ran only hope that It Is getting more attention behind the scenes than Messrs. Clinton and Christopher have vouchsafed It In public I am referring lo North Korea's flat refusal tu permit U.N. Inspectors to Investigate the sites w h e re we h ave reason to b e lie v e It Is manufacturing nuclear weapons. Such Inspections are required o f all nations that have signed the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty - of which North Korea Is one. Not long ago. however. Ils aging dictator Kim ll-Sung blocked certain vital Inspections, and followed that up by serving notice, ns required under the treaty, that North Korea would withdraw from It in 90 days. The Clinton administration professed to take all this calmly, merely expressing the hope t hat North Korea would | -----------change Its mind be­ fore the 90 days weir up. Sure en ou gh , after a few hand­ holding sessions with U.S. and U.N. ofMetals, the North K o r e a n s a llo w e d th e m s e lv e s to be talked Into not re­ pudiating the treaty after all. The world, C The Bosnian or those parts of tt In c ris is is just c o m m u n io n w ith Warren Christopher. another Balkan fracas heaved a sigh o f re­ am ong close lief. neighbors But. significantly. who hate each North Korea did nol o th e r lo r back down an Inch reasons on Its refusal .o let centuries old £ U.N. Inspectors in­ vestigate the key sites. We are left with a situation In which Pyongyang has a firm grip on the baby, and Mr. Christopher ts holding a huge bucket of l>uth water. If one thing Is clear. It Is Dial the rest of (hr world, led by the United States, simply can't afford to Irt Kim II-Sung build nuclear weapons. He and his son Iwlio is also his |x>1lllral heir) have a cast-iron grip on their Impoverished half of Korea, as well as one of the world's biggest armies. Kirn has demonstrated repeatedly, be­ ginning with his all-out onslaught on South Korea In June 1950, that hr will launch any military attack that he considers likely to succeed. A North Korea armed Willi nuclear weapons would be a constant threat to the pence of the entire Far Hast What to do? The first thing that comes to mind is Israel's successful demolition (by bombing) of Iraq's almost-complete facility for the construc­ tion of nuclear weapons, more than a decade ago There was nothing Iraq retold do but grin and Itcar It. But any similar attack on North Korea's production facilities would. It is feared. Instantly result In a full-scale military Invasion o f South Korea by Kim ll-Sung's powerful army. This prospect brings lo mind the ihrrr painful years the United Stales sjx-iil fighting him In the early 1950s, at thr cost of scores of thousands of American lives. Obviously, nrlihrr Bill Clinton jx-rsonallv nor thr American people In general have any appetite for a replay of that bloody scenario. JOSEPH SPEAR Judge G insburg passes true test T h r S e n a te J u d ic ia r y C o m m it t e r assembled. Sen Joseph Dldrn. I) I>rl.. pre­ siding. to advise and consent on the matter of the nomination ol Ruth Bader Ginsburg as an associate Justlre o f the United Stales Supreme Court Sen. Dldrn: Welcome. Judge Ginsburg. We have all reviewed your record as a student at Cornell. Harvard Law and Columbia l-aw: as a professoral Bulgers and Columbia: as an attorney arguing civil 1 rights cases before the Supreme Court: as a U.S. appellate % judge here In Wash- | 7 4 inglnn. Let me say. > before we begin, that y o u h a v e h ad a brilliant career. Judge Ginsburg: ~niainCyiiu. nrrliiTiir j Bulen There are a few things, however, which are not re­ there are a flected In the record •sw thing s I 1hat I think we ought think we to discuss before we ought to v ol e o n your discuss n om in ation L e t's before we hear it straight from vote on your ihe horse’s mouth: nom ination. ■ Do you now have, or have you ever had. a cleaning lady fur whom you neglected lo pay Social Security (axes? Ginsburg: No. sir. Dldrn: larwn maintenance person, driver, baby siller, p.qx-r boy. pizza delivery person? Ginsburg: No. sir. Bldcn: Thank you. Sen. Thurmond? Sen. Strom Thurmond, K-S.C.: .Judge Ginsburg. I'm gormu' git right lo It. While doing a background check on you. thr FBI turned up Information which leads one to Ixdlcvc you may have once tooted your horn in u hospital quiet zone. Any trirth lo that. Judge? Ginsburg: I have no recollection of such a thing, senator. Sen. Ted Kennedy. D-Mass.: Judge, have you e ver torn o ff any m attress tags. Jaywalked, walked on sand dunes or taken more than two carry-on bugs on an ulrplnnc? Ginsburg: Give me a minute, senator. I seem lo recollect walking across the middle of a street once at one In the morning when thrre was lift traffic. That's ulxmt it. Sen. Orrln Hatch. R-Utah: Judge Ginsburg. you have a truly admirable track record, but these are Important matters, so please bear with us. I have In my hand an FBI report which contulns the stalemrnls of several of your neighbors, nil o f whom say you arc a first class human being. Bui one of them, an elderly gcnllcimm who lives by himself, says he has watched you through Ills binoculars as you put out your trash. And hr says you occasionally put your aluminum cans and glus*. Jars In Ihe regular trash, instead o f the recycling bln. What do you have to say ubout that? N If A M A R T IN S C H R A M Stop re-lynching Bob Wallach MEMO TO: U.S. Attorney General Janet Reno. SUBJECT: Surveillance Report — A HeLynchlng In-Progress. On the off-shore Island of Manhattan. N.Y., a handful of natives arc committing u bizarre legal atrocity: They arc lynching a man they lynched once before. It Is not a pretty sight. The perpetrators work for you. In the office of the U.S. attorney for Manhattan. The victim of their re-lynchlng Is a fellow named E. Robert Wallach. whose worst transgressions, as near as I can tell, are that he: (1) Was a liberal Democrat who was a close friend of Edwin Meesc III. President Reagan's attorney general: and (2) was a San Francisco attorney who dared uc9 like a Washington attorney — that Is, bragging about having a highly placed friend and occasionally opening nn official door. Washingtonians call It lobby­ ing: It's legal. The government's six-year mishandling of the case has been condemned by virtually all who examine Ils fuels — from liberal Journal­ ists. such as myself, to conservative Jurists, such as former Judge Robert H. Bork. I know Wallach us a source, u friend and u man who was u chronic name-dropper, which Is no crime. In 1988. Steven Brill wrote In The American Lawyer a lengthy critique of prosecutorial abuse, entitled: "T h e Lynching o f Bob Wallach.*' Later. Bork found the facts so outrageous that he handled, pro bono. Wallach's appeal o f the conviction that re­ sulted from his first lynching. Judge for y o u t s e l l , in 1987. then-U.S. Attorney Rudolph Giuliani, anxious to Jump Into electoral politics, wanted to boost his reputation by bagging Meesc In the scandal of Wcdtcch. the Bronx. N.Y.. tool and die company; so he tried to use Wallach us a legal tool to get Meesc. Giuliani indicted Wallach for "racketeering." then offered to reduce the charges If Wallach would provide evidence of wrongdoing by Meesc In the cose. But Wallach said he could not do that. So Wallach was prosecuted. What racketeering? Just this: Wallach wrote two thank you letters to Wcdtcch officials for payment he labeled os legal work for their shipyard. He did write hundreds o f pages of memos on other legal work for Wcdtcch. Wallach billed the shipyard account because. he said. Wedlcch officials asked hint to, saying It was where their legal funds were available. Law yers In respected firm s say they routinely bill that way If clients so request But Giuliani prosecuted Wallach for defrauding Wcdtcch stockholders for the way his billing of Just 8425,000 might have affected the price of stock. If Wallach had written a nonspecific bill "for services rendered" there'd be no case. The prosecution contends Wallach's main value to Wcdtech was his friendship with Meese — which Is no crime. For what amounts to spitting on the sidewalk, Wallach was convicted and sen­ tenced to six years In Jail. However, the conviction was set aside an appeal after the prime witness against him (who got a light sentence In exchange for his testimony) was discovered to have perjured himself on his own gambling. T h e p ro s e c u to r. Assistant U.S. A t­ torney Baruch Weiss, was personally stung by appellate Implies11 o it s t h a t h e 'd known of the perjury yet permitted It. Now W e i s s Is t r y i n g Wallach again for the same acts — this time calling it fraud and conspiracy. f The Weiss Is down to perpetrators one prime witness, work for you, c o n v i c t e d exIn the office W c d tc c h o ffic ia l of the U.S. Mario Moreno, who attorney lor has bargained for Manhattan. J leniency. The other day. In U.S. district court. Wallach's eo-counscl Jeffrey Shopoff got Moreno to admit that Wcdtcch had listed 880 million to 890 million In phony profits. The company was virtually Insolvent when It went public — that's a real defrauding of stockhold­ ers. J Attorney General Reno. It is inconceivable that, after reviewing the facts you will not conclude that a miscarriage o f Justice Is being perpetrated today — In your name and the people's. In your In-box today, is a letter from Bork requesting that you review this case o f prosecutorial abuse. There Is still lime for you to step In. order a dismissal, and stop this macabre spectacle — the rc-lynchlng cf Bob Wallach. "A * >-= Ginsburg: 1 would say Die gentleman Is In error. I am a steady and faithful rccyclcr, senator. Sen. Howard Mctzcnbaum. D Ohio: Have you ever used a handicap toilet stall? Ginsburg: No. sir. Sen. Alan Simpson. R-Wyo.: Sorry to lx- a burr under your saddle. Judge Ginsburg. but my staff assistants have developed Informa­ tion from three different sources that you sometimes take more Items than allowed through the express lane at the grin-cry store. Your response? Ginsburg: Give me a moment, please, while I collect my thoughts. Yes. Scnutor Simpson. I will admit thut on two occasions that 1 can recall in the past 20 years. I have gone through the lO-itrm line with 11 things in my basket. But that's if you count three cans of soup ns three separate Items Simpson: This could be serious. I may have to reconsider my previous endorsement of your nomination. �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Thursday, July 1, 1993 - 7A an kept on federal funding of abortions jiccledly wide margin. 255-17H. on W ednesday to keep the 10-year-old bun. It approved an amendment by Rep. Henry Hyde. K ill.. to out­ law public financing for abor­ tions except when the woman's life In at stake or In r ases of rajxor Incest. It was added to a Medicaid financing bill, which was then sent to the Senate. Anti-abortion lawmakers said taxpayers don't want to finance the procedures: nlxutlon rights advocates claimed jxx>r women are being discriminated against. President Clinton hud pro­ ly KARIN BALL Associated Press Writer W ASHINGTON - Abortion fthts supporters concede thul ihc House's overwhelm Iriji vole o retain the Iran on Medicaid horttons Is a crushing blow and Uses questions alxnit future aim* on the Issue In Congress year. "Everybody thought this was much more pro-choice Conress." sold Rep, Pal Sc breeder. •Colo, **W» found mil we were frong." The House voted by an uitrx- p osed lif t in g the o r ig in a l a m en d m en t, w h ich ca rrie s H yde's name, and abortion rights supporters thought they had a shot. Pam Maraldo. president of Planned Parenthood, sold her organization exp ected more "now that we have a pro-choice White House, a pro-choice Con­ gress. ... We expected a little less o f the ‘ Let them eat cake* p h ilo s o p h y to w a rd p o o r women." "Sixteen years o f |*ollcy — lt*» not an easy thing to reverse or undo." added Kate Mtchehnan of the National Abortion Rights A c tio n Leagu e. " W e n ever expected to reverse everything within six months of electing a new president." Wednesday's vote was the first test vote on abortion of the new Congress, which Includes 114 newcomers. The freshmen vote reflected roughly how the rest of the House voted: about onefourth of the Democrats sided with Hyde and the Republicans were nearly unanimous. Among female members of the House. 37 voted ugnlnst the Hyde amendment and 11 for It. .S. free trade pact threatened to run this thing through the C a p it o l. " said S en. liy ro n Dorgun. U N I ) , an njqxuu-ut ol the trade accord. The administration has sought to deal with environ m ental concerns raised by the pad through a series of side agree­ ments to the main accord Ix-forr ratification. Hut Richey In a 23-page opi­ nion said the agreement negoti­ ated last year among the three nations violates the National E n v ir o n m e n ta l P o lic y A ct because it lacks a formal envi­ ronmental ImjKict statement. lie ordered the Clinton ad­ ministration to prepare a such a statement and said the environ­ mental review “ Is csvntlal to assess the present and future environmental consequences" ol the agreement which would elim inates trade barriers in North America over the next 15 years ; By MATT YANCEY Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON - A U.S free [trade part with Mexico and Canada, already having pro items In Congress, faces new bstuclrs because ol a court ding that says Its rnvlronmrna I Impact first must I k* exam ­ ined In detail The Clinton administration Immediately said It would appeal [U.S. District Judge Charles R. Richey's decision Wednesday on lawsuit that had lieen brought y groups concerned that the [trade agreement would hurt the [environment, primarily along 'the Mexican border "W e believe that the court's decision Is not In the public In terest." U.S. Trade Repre­ sentative Mickey Knntor told reporters following the Judge's ruling He said the administra­ tion would press ahead with submitting the agreement to Congress for ratification, as is allowed under the ruling T rea su ry S ecreta ry L lo yd Rentsen said II Richey's decision were to stand It "could result In an Inordinate delay" In getting the treaty ratified. The agree­ ment. already approved by Canada. Is scheduled to go into effect at the end of the year. Some lawmakers suggested that the court ruling may have been a fatal blow for the agree­ ment. "M y fear Is thai NAFTA Is ' » finished unless this ruling Is overturned." said Sen. John Danforth. R-Mo. An environmental tmjiact as­ sessment could lake anywhere --------from— six — m onth*— to - several — years, accordin g to various experts Rut even a six-month d elay m ight cause the ud— ministration to lose momentum In gaining congressional approv­ al The ruling "slo w s N A FTA down to a wagon train (Nice Just when the White House was fixing to gun the engine and try J. Michael McCloskey of the Sierra Club, one of three envi­ ronmental groups that filed suit, called the Judge's order a "criti­ cal decision" that will elevate the importance of environmental considerations in future trade accords. The Sierra Club, along with Citizen Action and Friends of the Earth, Hied the lawsuit because of concern about the agree merit's impact on the environ­ ment. e s p e c ia lly along the U.S.-Mexican border where there already are severe problems with air and water jrollulinn. T he W h ite H o u s e w a s expected to argue In Its ujrjreal that the Judge’s decision Irnpedes tin- president's ability to conduct foreign policy. The flush administration had made the same jxnut In arguing against the lawsuit. Hut Richey said Congress controls commerce. The court decision came ns the trade jiact already was meeting strong resistance from some meintM rs of Cor.r.rcss and from labor unions. Texas billionaire Ross Perm also has canqralgned against it. saying any Ix-nrflts will l>c outweighed by Job losses as U S companies shift ojreratlonsto Mexico The business community gen­ erally has been in favor of the jut t and maintained that It will give a Ixxrsl lo trade and produce m w jobs inexport industries. Clinton conrrded four weeks Sell your unwanted Items by calling and placing an with our Classified Dept, today! Sanford Herald 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 Gin $ £$12.79 8.99 750 ML. 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The withdrawals used by this proposed project will consist of SURFACE WATER FROM CRANES ROOST LAKE, LAKES MALTBIE & ORIENDA, via FOUR EXISTING PUMPS AND ONE PROPOSED PUMP in Seminole County located in the NE 1/4 OF SE 1/4 OF NW 1/4 OF NE 1/4 OF SECTION 14 TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH, RANGE 29 EAST; SW 1/4 OF SW 1/4 OF NW 1/4 OF SW 1/4 OF SECTION 18 TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH, RANGE 29 EAST; SW 1/4 OF SW 1/4 OF NE 1/4 OF SW 1/4 OF SECTION 13 TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH, RANGE 29 EAST; NW 1/4 OF SE 1/4 OF SW 1/4 OF NW 1/4 OF SECTION 24 TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH, RANGE 29 EAST; I GIN\0DKA A11 11 AUih s o \ 0 & . $ 8 . 6 9 Liter 1.75 Liter .75 Lite! $ • o CHECK CASHING MONEY ORDERS SEAGRAM I GIN • C E&J McCormic l§ W E 'V E M O V E D GRAND * The St. Johns River Water Management District has received an application for consumptive water use from: Mon. • Thur. & Sat. 9 am • 10 pm Frl. 9 am -1 1 pm * CANADIAN __ , MIST they have to do a better Job of educating Ihc public. For In­ stance, Ihey argue rnosf Ameri­ cans sec the funding Issue ns one alxnit laxes. nol equity. "It's going to strengthen our resolve," Maraldo said. "W e ’re going to encourage the White House to exert leadership." Hul anii-abortlon forces said the White House should heed the House's vole and hark off Its jilans to Include abortion as a basic health care right. “ The message Is: Keep elec live abortions nut of the national health care package or It will take a tourniquet to slop (he bleeding." said Ralph Reed, ex­ ecutive director of Ihc con­ servative Christian Coalition. All along, nlxirtlon rights sup­ porters have conceded they'd have lo accept some type of limitations on federal funding to get a rcjreal of the ban, They're counting on help in the Senate, seen as more recep­ tive to abortion rights. There, abortion rights supjxirtcrs will try to get broader language that Includes an cxrcpllon for the "health" of the woman. Hut It's unlikely hard-core nlxirtlon opponents would go for that because courts have widely Interpreted "health" lo Include emotional or mental health. W E A R E A L S Q L O C A T E D A T F L E A W O R L D R O W V • B O O T H S 70-76 SANFORD « 3 2 1 - 7 4 2 4 £ C a n a d ia n T rad e M in ister Thomas Hockln said lie did not believe the ruling will j j o s c "a huge problem" and expected the Issues to Ik- resolved $ 301 FRENCH (17-92) AVE. (Corner of 17*92 G 3rd St.) e "There Is no setback." Insisted Jaime Serra. Mexico's commerce secretary. CHILDREN'S HOODED SHORT SETS (D E IS L IQ U O R S T O R E f Mexican und Canadian olfleials minimized the effect of thr court ruling MOW * LHPURS: ago "It Is going to be a very tough fight" to get tire agree­ ment rallflrd. Democratic women spill 31-5 against It. while Republican women were divided. 6-6. Anil-abort Ion lawmakers were gleeful about their victory. "Th is sends a message ... that I he House does not want abor­ tion on dem and." said Rep. Chris Smith. R-N.J. Smith und allies declined, however, to seek a similar Iran when Ihc District of Columbia spending hill was approved later Wednesday. If the Senate follows suit. It would be the first time since 1987 thr city could use local tax dollars to finance abor­ tions. Schrocder and other abortion rights lawmakers said the Hyde amendment toss signals trouble ahead for other congressional hal lies on abortion. Those Issues Include the Freedom of Choice Act. which would limit restrictions states can tnqxrse. and a decision on whether abortion should be covered In the administration's health care jrackagr of benefits. Schrocder said If anything, thr funding vote shows lawmakers will have to arrept limitations on the Freedom o f Choice Act: conservative Democrats want to let states tmjMise walling j>crio<ls and other restrictions. Abortion rights forces said CARTONS * $18.79 -4.00 ? The Governing Board of the District will take action to grant or deny the application on July 13,1993. Should you be interested in this application, you should contact the St. Johns River Water Management District at P.O. Box 1429, Palatka, Florida 32178-1429, or in person at its office on State Highway 100 West, Palatka, Florida, or by phoning 904 3294401. Written objections to the application may be made, but should be received no later than 14 days from this publication. Written objections should identify the objector by name and address, and fully describe the objection to the application. All timely filed written objections will be presented to the Board for its consideration in its deliberation on the application prior to the Board taking action on the application. VOTPAT Janet Stein, Senior Permit Data Technician Division of Permit Data Services �BA - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Thuraday, July 1, 1993 H u n t in g g a y s , c o m m u n is t s , N a z is Secrecy lifted over group’s Feds Nazi-hunting unit is hunt for communists, gays no stranger to controversy By CURT ANDERSON Associated Pross Writer TALLAH ASSEE - Frank Aqueno was a 19-ycar-old university student when what started as an assignation with another gay man brought him fncc-to fmc with a stale committee hunting down homosexuals and communists. lie still shudders at llte thought of that night 32 years ago. •‘1 was a naive kid from New Jersey.” Aqueno said from New Orleans, where he Is now a performance urtlst. ” 1 was In a slate of shock. I was shattered." He was one of hundreds Investigated during the reign of the notorious Johns Committee from 1956 to 1965. Today, the veil of secrecy that lias shrouded It Is to be lifted when 45 boxes of Its flies are made public. Aqueno figures he was set up. He had picked up a voting man at the local Greyhound bus station and driven to nearby woods when suddenly his car was blocked by two jxillrr cruisers. He was fingerprinted and Interrogated by In vestigators lookin g for names o f other homosexuals. The next day. he was summarily dismissed from Florida Slaic. He wasn't charged wit It anv crime. Legal Notices Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN A N O FO R SEM INOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CASE NO : O N I I CA H l NATIONSBANK OF F L O R ID A N A I t «THE C ITIZE N S AN D SOUTHERN NATIO N AL BANK OF FLO R ID A. P la in tiff. V» F R A N K HAM ILTON. JR . C A TH Y J HAM ILTON and U N IT E D STATES OF A M E R IC A . IN TE R N A L REVENUEO EPARTM ENT. D . l i n d . r '1 NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE PROPERTY To CATHY J H A M ILTO N YOU ARE N O T IF IE D th a t an « l i o n to IO'K lo w a m ortgage on ttio following property In Somi no>aCounty. F lo rida Lot 114. Logo V lita Subdivl Lion, acco rding to the P la t the reo f a t recorded In P lat Boot 20 P aget U and U . Pubi c R ecord* of Seminole County. F lo rid a , hat been tile d e g a in tt you and you are require d to te rv e a copy ot your w ritte n detente* it any. to It on Roger A K e lly. P la in tiff t attorney, w h o le ad drett i t 30 N orth Or a rg e Avenue. Suite 400. P ott O ffice Bor IM f. Orlando. F lo r Ida 37402 on or before A u g u tt t) . 10*1 and tile the o rig in a l w ith the C lerk of th it Court eith er be fore te rv ic e on P l a m f l i r t -a U o u w y Gr_!mnsedc4Hl* th e re ­ a fte r. otherwise a default w ill be en tere d a g a ln tt you to r the re lie f demanded In the Com p la in t or Petition WITNESS my hand and tea l o l the Court on 'he 74th day of June, le ft C lerk o l the C ircuit Court By Heather Brooke A t Deputy Clark P ublish July 1.1. IS. n . m i O EC IT IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT OF THE tlT H JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT IN AN OFOR SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLO R ID A IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIOHTEENTM JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT IN A N D F O R SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA C IV IL ACTION CASE NO T1MSSCA DIVISION U K V IC T O R IA MORTGAGE CORP . Plaintiff. vl R O B E R T O F R lT S C H .e la l. D ete nden t(t). NOTICE OF ACTION TO RUSSELL FAIBISCH tSTSN W lith Sheet M ia m i. FL JUTS and It Defendant i t deceased, h i t h e r re s p e c tiv e un kn o w n h e l r t . d e v lt t e t . g r a n t e d , assignees creditors, lienors and tr u tte r * , and a ll other persons c la im in g by. through, under or a g a ln tt the named Defendant YOU ARE N O T IF IE D tha t an actio n to foreclose o m ortgage on tho following p roperty In S E M IN O LE County. F lo rioa L O T A. B L O C K t f . W E A T H E R S F IE L D SECOND A D D IT IO N ACCORDING TO THE P LA T THEREOF AS RE COR D ED IN PLAT BOOK IT. PAGES 103 AND 10). P U BLIC R E C O R D S OF S E M IN O L E C O U N TY . FLORIDA h a t boon filed against you and you oro required to te rv e o copy o l your w ritte n defenses. II ony, to It on Michael J E cheva rria. P A . P U in lilf's attorney, whote a d d re tt I t M l B aythore B o u lt vard. Sulla TS0. Tampa F lo rid a JMOt on or beto-e A u g u tt t). in), and fit* tho o rig in a l w ith t h lt C ourt tllh o r before te rv ic e on P la in tiff's a tto rro y o r Im m a d ia ta ly thereafter, otherw ise a de fault w ill be entered against you lo r the relief demanded In tho C om plaint or petition T h lt notice shall bo published once each week lor lo u r con tec u tlv e w e a k t In the S on lo rd H era ld W ITNESS m y hand end the te a l o l th lt Court on th lt 74th d a y o l Juno, i n ) IS E A L I C lerk e l the Court B y: Heather Brooke A t Deputy Clerk P u b lith July t . l . IS. 7 7 .144) D E G IA C H EC K US OUT . LOCAL « * • LOCAL IPOETS . « ju . T x w e m w K 'iu M O J • EDUCATION • LEISURE TV LtSTWCS Subscribetoday! 322-2611 case no n nncAit p H O M E S A V IN G S B A N K . F S B . o U S corporation I k /a H O M E S A V IN G S ASSOCIA TION OF FLO R IO A a Florida corporation. P le m tilt. A N TH O N Y RAMOS a /k /a A N T H O N Y N RAM OS and F R A N C IN E B RAMOS n it w ile . Unknown P artie s a t hairs, d c v ite e t grantees assignees, lienors. creditors, t r u t t n t O' other c la im a n t! claim in g by, through, under or eg eint! AN TH O N Y RAM OS a / k / e AN THONY N RAMOS, not known to be dead or alive. H ID O EN R ID G E C O N D O M IN IU M AS SOCIATION. INC . e Florida corporation. U N IT E D STATES OF A M E R IC A SO U TH ER N S P R IN G S D E V E L O P M E N T CORPORATION o Florida cor poration. FIRST UNION BANK • rk /a A T LA N T IC N A TIO N A L BANK OF SANFORO. and SUN BANK SOUTH FLO R ID A . N A ( / k / a F L A G S H IP BANK OF TAM PA, a F lo rid a corporelion d b a B AN KAM E RlCARD. Defendant* NOTICE OF ACTION TO ANTHONY RAMOS a k a A N TH O N Y N RAMOS and FR A N C IN E B RAMOS h it W ttf------------------------------------ Residence Unknown end U nknow n p a rlie s a t heirs, d tv ito e t. grantees assignees, lienors, creditors, trustees, or other cla im a n t* by. through, under or against AN THONY RAMOS a k /a ANTHONY N RAMOS, net known to be deed o r a live and SOUTHERN SPRINGS OE V E LO P M E N T CORPORATION )4 )W M am Street Apopka. F L M 7 0 ) YOU ARE H E R E B Y NOTI F IE D that a vom pleint to to r t dose a certain m ortgage on the fo llo w in g de scribed pro p e rty h a t been tiled against you Condominium U nit No l)E ot H IO O EN RIDGE CONOOMIN IU M . the O ecleratlon of which It recorded In O ffic ia l Records Book l ) ) f at Page 04)5. e l seq . ot the Public Records of Semi n o te C o u n ty . F lo r id a , and amendments thereto. It any YOU ARE R E O U IR E O to serve a copy o l your w ritte n datantes to tho com plaint. It a n y . on J E R R O L O K N E E . B U R N S T E IN A K N E E . A t torneys lo r P la in lltt. 11)0 Her r l t o n S t r a t i , S u ite ( A . Hollywood. F lo rid a 1)0)0. and til# the orig inal w ith the Clark ot the above styled court on or before the 4th day ot August. I f f ) , otherwise o default w ill be entered again! you lo r tho ra lia t demanded in the com plaint WITNESS m y hand and teal o l said court at Sanford. Sami note County. Flo rida, th lt Tttn d a y o l June. I f f ) (S E A L) M A R Y AN N E MORSE A t C lerk ot the Court By C eceliaV Ekern Deputy Clerk P u b lith J uly 1.1. IS. 72. I f f ) DEG I I The Johns Coinmlticc's files were to have been Healed until 2038. but Ihey'rc being released now because of a 1992 constitutional amendment making nearly all legislative records public. Most of llte names will lx* deleted from the 4.000 or so documents that are released. Pictures of homosexuals were burned In 1963. Gay activists say release o f the records Is especially Important now that Florida. Colorado. Oregon and other stales arc being targeted by groups who want to ban laws protecting homosexuals from discrimination. "People need It) take u close look at the Johns Committee witch bunt." said Jeff Peters, a lawyer who heads a group called Floridians Respect Everyone's Equality, or FREE. "It should give people pause — do they want this kind of thing to hap|M'ii In 1993?" The Florida Legislative Investigative Commit­ tee was born In the era o f Sen. Joseph McCarthy’s 1950s hunt for communists. Nicknamed for Its chairman, stair Sen. Charley Johns of Slarke. the panel first tried to find communists In the National Association for the Advancement o f Colored People. Hut the NAACP fought back, winning a U S. Supreme Court decision that prevented the committee from obtaining Its membership lists Legal Notices NOTICE You a r t hereby noticed m at our o ffic e Holds a t tvtdence t f * moneys a t listed below and unless c laim e d on o r before September f. I f f ) s a d evidence money shall be declared forfeited Into the Fine and F o rfa itu re F u nd o t Seminole C o u n ty pursuant te Sec IIA IIU IF S Persons having or c la im in g any inte rest in s a d funds shall tile th e ir w ritte n claim s w ith the Evidence C lerk o t Seminole County. Room N 4 II. Seminole County Courthouse, w ith in the lim e a fo re ta d and shall make Sufficient proof to t a d C lerk o t the ir ownership and upon to dO'ng shall be e n title d to receive any p a rt o l the moneys so cla im e d AMOUNT OF MONEY OCFCNOANTSHAM E CASE NO 4702I4CJA HOC 00 J W P M IIM C J A I D ) 10 R J 140) I ) U U C JA TO M CP defendant 43 IU 4 C JA K V S MOD) CPA I4)S H Jeffrey H unter CO defendant uom cFB Theodore Joel Jordan 114 I ) U 1)1) CFA Leoia H a rris CP defendant U 1)1) CF B Kay Ann H a m s co defendant I ) 1)1) CFC A ntonio B Wynn US 00 •4MSSCFA Thereva Mae B utler 4410 00 14231) CFA Ignatius Beneducd CP defendant 14771) CFB D a v d R ichard Bar to CP defendant Regina Ido A viles 14321) CFC S30 00 I ) 0 1)) C FA W illie Lee Whetstone 1144 44 14 loss C FA Jam es R L ittle s SO US) C F A S2000 A rth u r Joseph Meadors A lo n ta Rowell e k / a I ) 144) CFA A llen Brow n D a v d Lee Anderson 44 0)1) C FA 44 00ISC FA Scott A lle n E verty IS I D ) C F A Sam m ie E a rl H utted 44 )S4t C FA Ronald V atnan W ashington 44 0)11 C FA Leroy Whetstone 440114 C FA Jeb Scott M a rt in 44 0114 CFB CO defendant D avid Low ell O tb urn 44 14)) CFA (144 00 K e lvin Eugene J e ik t 4S 1444 C FA Johnme McCoy IS I4SI C F A Jerom e A Browdy Theodore Jordan U O tlO C F A D O M ) C FA E dgar La vern Lemon P eut B rta n T n o m ; d to tu m x A aron F itig e ra ld Weems te u je C F A SIS 00 (S E A L ) M A R Y A N N E MORSE C L E R K OF C IR C U IT COURT IN A N D FOR S EM IN O LE COUNTY BY K E L L Y M C C LA IN OATE JU N ES m i Publish July t. m i OEG I Associated Proas Writer_______ WASHINGTON - Governmi nt Nazi hunters who act-ust-il John Dcmjanjuk of operating thr gas chamber at a World War II death camp never have shied from con­ troversy as they doggedly pursued those Involved In the Holocaust. They've embarrassed gov­ ernments. been accused of presenting false evidence and l>een vilified by children trying to refute charges that their aging, respectable parents had anything to do with the torture and murder of Jews Through It nil. the Office of Special Investigations also has hud some brilliant successes and solved the mystery of how notorious war criminals Klaus Itarblc and Joseph Mengele eluded capture alter thr war. even revealing unpleasant truths about U.S. actions. The ellorts to Identify Dem).m|uk. a 73-yenr-old retired Cleveland auto worker, has gen erated the most c o n ­ troversy about the way the Justice Department unit has conducted Itself. Dcmjanjuk. sentenred to die In Israel for crimes against humanity, has stead fastly maintained he was the victim o f mistaken Identity. A federal Judge In Cincinnati ap|M)tntrd to review the case by til appellate court con­ cluded Wednesday that there was now "substantial doubt" that Dcmjanjuk was "Ivan the T errible" of the Trehllnka concentration camp. Hut the Judge said there was still sufficient evidence Demjanjuk had been a guard at another Na/I death camp In Poland. a d o p t io n o f a n o r o in a n c e b y t m e c i t v o f SANFORD. FLO R IO A N otice is hereby give n tha t a Public H e a rin g w ill be held in the Com m ission Room at the C ity Mall. x» N o rth P ark A n n u o , in the C ity o l Sentord F lo r id !, at ) 00 o'clock P M on July 11. j n i . to consider the adoption ot on ordinance b y the C ity ot Sanford Florida, described es lotion s O R D INANCE NO l i l t TO A N N E X A POR TIO N OF THAT C E R T A IN PROPERTY L Y IN G B E T W E E N COUNTRY CLUB ROAD A N D SUNSET DRIVE A N O B E T W E E N VINEW OOO DRIVE A N O FOREST 0 R IV E ; AS SHOWN ON THE AAAP BELOW '8 ..a*.. IIs — Investigating 11a( *i 6fatal 4<x> currently people. Last year. It filed charges against 11 people, the most tn a single year. In 1987. the unit accused former U.N. Secretnry General Kort Waldheim of complicity In Nazi persecution while a young army officer. At the time o f the allegations Waldheim was president of Austria. N everth eless, the Reagan administration placed Ills name on a watch list of l>ersons barred from entering this country. OSI In v e s tig a tio n s also produced re ve la tio n s that embarrassed the U.S. govern ment. T h e J u d ge. T h o m a s A. Wiseman Jr., found Hull pro sccutors didn't act In had faith. "A lthough they were blinded to whnt we may now perceive to I k - the truth, they were not w illfu lly blind. Wiseman said. The Justice Department satcl It was pleaseil by Wiseman's recommendation that the mat­ ter be closed. But the Nazihunting unit faces another accusation o f wrongdoing still unresolved. The department’s Internal disciplinary unit Is continuing to Investigate allegations byLos A n g e le s s to c k b ro k e r Radislav Artukovlc that OSI presented false evidence that his father was a Nazi war criminal In Croatia. A n d r lja A r t u k o v lc w a s extradited to Yugoslavia on I he basis o f evidence gathered by the Nazl-huntlng unit that he com m itted war crim es while interior minister of the Na/l-poppct regime In Croatia. He died In 1988 In prison. Since It was set up In 1979. the OSI has Identified 88 people as Nazi collaborators. Of th o s e , 45 h a v e b ee n stripped o f citizenship 37 were cither deported, extradited to another country or left volun­ tarily. A number o f people have died and the rest o f the cases are still In litigation. OSI concluded that after World War II. U.S. Intelligence recruited Barbie — a Gestapo chief known as the butcher of Nazi-occupied Lyons — as an n n tl-C o m m u n lst spy and helped him flee to Bolivia to cscupe prosecution by France. The release of OSI's rejKtrl In I9H3 was accompanied by an unusual apology to France by the U S. government. Last year, the Just Ire De­ partment released a longaw aited OSI report d ocu ­ menting how U.S. forces twice mistakenly released Nazi war rrlmlnal Joseph Mengele from custody. In one o( Its most stunning successes. OSI used a laser to lift the fingerprint of an ac­ cused war criminal from a 1940s-cra doc ument. The evi­ dence was used to rebut the accused’s contention that his slgnnturc had been forged. Due to a windfall of Informa­ tion from archives In former Sovlct-blor countries, the unit M en gele. know n as the "Angel of Death" for medical experiments he performed on children at the Auschwitz c o n c e n tra tio n cam p, was believed rcsjHinsiblr for send­ ing 400.000 people, mostly Jews, to the gas chamber. With the help of U.S. In­ telligence. the rrporl coneluded. Mengele fled EuropeMengele lived In Brazil lor 18 years until his death In 1979. Take advantage ot this special otter NOTICE OF A P U B LIC MEARINO TO CONSIDER THE This is a great opportunity (or you to enjoy the same great results as our regular classified custom ers at no cost to you. Just (ollow these instructions. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Ads w ill be scheduled to run for 10 days. Price of Item must be stated in the ad and be S100 or less. Only 1 item per ad and 1 ad per household per week. You should call and cancel as soon as item sells. Available to individuals (non Com m ercial) only. 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M e d Mi* i h .n l s< • �an - Sanford Herald, Sanford, florlda - Thuraday, July 1, 1003 r Hill named Magic coach T A T S & S TA N D IN G S DOQt W id N t d iy night F ir tlr o c o — I t U . C: I I JF J LR Chr Ittle n 140 JOO 0 00 4 M l Jum ping Jud r tU U 40 F G u tl't W at R ot to o 0 1 ) 0 1 11.44 M l 4 1 1) 44 T 0 4 ) ) 1S4.M W c e n d ta c t- 2044. D I t 4* ) P » f f « tod 1) 40 4 00 140 SH«»a C om a tT U t 5 40 5 00 F R rtp o n d ) JO O I ) 51 144 44 P (A ll 5) D M T O I F) 4*4 40 OD I ) 1)11.44 T h ird ra c t — 1450. A : 1I.J4 4 P ublic T raveler 4 ) 0 4 ) 0 } 10 4 B rrtm O Tool* 4 40 4 00 4 d d Sua 100 0 ( 4 4) F) 44 P 114) 111 44 T 0 4 4 1 444 14 Fourth r a t a - 1 4 5 4 . 0 : ) l . l ) l Go Go Fom 14 )0 I t 40 4 40 5 l o b o 't Luck F 40 4 )0 4 P arogator ) 40 O ( I 5 ) 44 44 P ( I 1) 114 14 T (1 5 4) 1144.44 F llth ra c a — N o ra c t S u m ra ta — 14)4. 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B 11.14 tS J C h a v y 1)40 4 )0 1 40 1 B la ila r V ic k y ) 40 140 IT a iM y L o r d 100 Q (4 7 ) 41.44 P (4 FI 141.14 5 (4 1 ) 4 ) 114.11(40 A - T I ) r 11-1114.141 JAIALAI Wednetday ntyh l F ir* I | i m « 4 M unof 14 00 4 )0 100 I Tina 4 10 4 40 1 P iU 4 10 O (4 I I 14 14 P (4 I I 04.14 T (4 4 1 ) 410.44 Second game 4 M a rry ! 1)10 1)40 F 10 ) Tina F 10 ) 00 lltk iita lo o o 14 11 1) 44 P (4 5) 511.44 T (1 511 U 4 44 -O O U -4 J 4 4 -K Third game 4 Hone Andy 14 )0 4 00 500 4 Ttno F o rv rla 4 (0 ) 40 ■M unoi Don J *0 0 1 4 414) 44 P 1*4) 5>F.F4 T ( 4 * 1 ) 4)4 44 Fourth gam * 5 F fla t A g u irre 1)40 too 4 X 4 Gabby Andy • 20 4 40 1 Pm ton Don JOO 0 (5 41 N M P (5 ( I 0 44 I t A l l ) 1) 44 (A IM ) IF *4 T 14 4 11*42 >4 F ilth g a m * 1 Ricardo J o t* 15 40 4 40 240 ( E r k lt la E n rlg u t 24 40 4 )0 F Gabby G o itif >40 0 1 1 4 ) 15.40 P II-4 ) 4).14 T 11-41) 1(0.44 S ufh g a m * (T ln o U ra k ta 14 40 440 210 ) R icardo Andy 4 40 4 )0 I E rk tila Jota J 40 0 1 ) 4 ) J) 44 P 14 )) I ) M T ( 4 ) 1 ) 141 44 le v eetli game ) Ricardo 1)40 4 40 4 )0 FDon 10 00 1)40 4 Rena F 40 O IF FI 14 (4 P IF F) 4) 14 T IM - 4 ) I t ) 44 Eighth game lO ie a M e n d i (4 0 10(0 4 )0 I /u g a ia Agw irrg I K 0 00 ( U t d F o r u r la 4 40 O i l l i n S F I I ) l t ) » T T ( 4 - l4 ) 1 * > .( ( Ninth game 1 R icardo Chimala 14 00 4 10 5.40 4 Napa B e llra n 4 ( 0 )0 0 ) MervJ.be V a lo r 4 (0 a 11-41 >4.40 P (1 4 ) U J . t t T 11-4)1 U 1.M TT (A ll A ll A ll) 1*144 K lh g a m o 4 G o tti; 14 00 1)40 4 40 I R icardo 5 40 ) 40 5 Mend.be ) K 0 ( I 41 4* 40 P ( L I ) 14) 40 T 14 15) >11.(4 11th game JM end.be G o illi 11 00 4 40 ) 10 By FRED OOODALL AP Sports Writer Tim Raines Is a Sanford native and Seminole High School graduate now playing for the Chicago Whlto Sox. His stats aro for the 1993 season In the first column, porsonal-bost season totals In the second column and current career totals (Including 1993 games) In the third column. Raines was one-for-one and scored a run, but the Whlto Sox were swept three straight games by the Cleveland Indians 4-2. Raines and the Sox will be on WGN at 8 p.m. tonight against the Baltimore Orioles. RAINES QAUQE •93 Category bast career Games............. 33 At-bats...... ...... 112 Runs......... ..... 27 Hits........... ...... 34 RBI........... ...... 17 Doubles.... ...... 5 Triples............. 0 7 Home runs. Stoals.............. 3 Average.... ....... 304 160 647 133 194 71 38 13 18 90 334 1.736 6,572 1,163 1.955 670 321 96 114 732 .296 Tim Raines t E rk U lo B eltran 14 40 1 4C 1 Sold U r« ld * 140 O ( D ) 1) 44 P O i l 44 44 T 1)1 1) 144 44 11th (k m * ] Mend.be Mend' 4 40 140 140 S M ike l Den 10 40 1 40 1 Irig o ye n B eltran )» O ( ) ) ) 14 I I P (1 1 ) 114 44 T ( ) > 1) 144 44 OD (1 -1 A ) A ll) 11.1400(1 1 4 ) A ll) I I I 44 11th »a me } U r aide 1410 100 1 40 SM endi 1100 1 )0 J A ra m a y o 140 O 11 1) M 44 P 11 1) 144 44 T (1 1 1) FIF.44 14th game JR ene U ra id t 1)11 0 00 4 40 1 Sold Mendl 1 40 140 FN apa Don 0 00 O ( M l 11.44 P ( M l 4114 T O I F) JW.44 5 (5-11-4) 414.41 DO ( M ) 141.44 A —4 D i H - D 4 . i l ) A lI T t m r t I D T AM E R IC AN LEAGUE E l t l U i.n w n W L Toronto 04 J l Now Y orti 44 JJ 0 * tr o ll >4 4) B a ltim o re 41 J4 Bo* ton X X Cleveland 4} J* M iU a u ka e 44 n W e tl O ivttien W L Chicago if J* K anta * C ity M X C alifornia JF M 40 W attle X IS 40 Te»a* M innetota J2 4F Oakland 41 Jl W ednetday* Game* New York 1 Detroit 0 O akland ). C alifornia 4 Cleveland 4. Chicago 1 B a lt-m o ra l. TorenfoO B olton I). Milwaukee 1 Seattle 1. M inneiota 1 T e ia i) . K a m a *C ity 4 P ci. 404 SO) 554 _OB ) 4 0 444 * .441 l l t a .421 I4 tg sa Ed. 5)0 .500 an 00F 44F OF 4)1 NATIONAL LE A G U E ■ a tl OtvlWen W L Pci. Philadelphia 5) 25 4F5 SI Lout* 45 ) t m M ontreal at X SJJ Chicago JF X 40 P itttb u rg h JF i f 442 Florida J4 4) .442 New Y ork » XF 52 W att Otvtitan W L Pet. San F ra n c lic o 52 V 454 A tlanta 44 54 544 Lo* Angela* 40 X 5)4 H outtan JF .502 N C incinnati XF M 40 San Diego 44 If JFJ Colorado N 54) M W ednetday'* Oamee Chic ego 4. Io n Diego I Now Y ork ) , F lorida I M o ntre al 4. P itttb u rg h I C incinnati 5. Houttan a A tla n ta ). Colorado ) $1 L o u d *. Philadelphia ) Lo* Angelo* 5 Son F renetteo ) OB _ It* 1 IH 4 4»» OB Ota 11 14 U ta iF ta 24 OB Fly (Ota IJ U ta n ta I4 ta NBA DRAFT 1**1 NBA Toem h r-T ta m D ro ll A U B U R N HILLS. M ich - The team by loom (election* In ttw 144) NBA college d r o ll (o vo ro ll (election In po roltioto* I A tla n ta — Boogie* Edward*. I, F lo rid a sta le 111); Richard Meaning, c. W othingten 1441. B o lto n — A ct* E arl. c. Iowa ( If ) . C harted# — Greg Graham, g. Indiana (IF ); Scott B u rro ll. I. Connecticut (201 Chicago — Carlo Blounl. I. Cincinnati O S I; A nlhony Reed. I. Tulene (41). Cleveland — Chrt* M ill* . I. Arizona (>)) D a lle * — Jam al M a ih burn. I. Kentucky 141; Luciou* H a rrlt. g. Long Beach Stole (10). E ric RHey. c . M ichig an 0 )1 Denver — Rodney Roger*, I Wake F o re it ( I ) . Jo*hG rant. I. U tah (O ) Detroit — L in d ia y H unter, g. J a ckio n State (10): Alton M o ulton g. Tennetiee ( I t ) Golden Stale An le t nee H a rd in .* * g Memphi* S lat* l i t D arnell M re g W a lle rn Kentucky 041 H ouilon — Sam C a iia tl. g Flo rida Slate (24); R ichard P a lru ik a c. UCLA (44) M o 'r r lo Nicola. I. A rgentina 1)0) Indiana — Scott M a lkin , c. Oregon Slate 1141, Thom ai HIM. g. Duke (1*1, Spencer Uunkley. I. D e la n a .r O r. Lot A ngelet C lip p e r! Terry O che rr g Satan Hall I O I : Leonard W hile g. Southern (5)1 L o t Angela* L a k r r t — George Lynch, t. North C arolina (IF ): Nick Van E»»i g Cincinnati O i l M iam i - Ed S lake*, c. A m in e (111 M ilaeukee - V ln Baker. I. H a rtfo rd 1(1 Minnetota - Ito la h (J R I Rider, g U N LV |S ) 4 S h e rro n M i l l * . I, V ir g in ia Cam m onnealth I l f I Nen Jertey — Ree W alter*, g K anta* (14): John S e tt. 1. T e n n rtte e Tech 0 4 ) Orlande - C h /lt Webber. I. M icfugan ( 15j Oeert H a m m ln k.c. LS U I14). Philadelphia — Shawn B radley, c BYU (1); Alphonto Fo rd. g. M i u iit ip p l Valley Slate 111) Phoenl ■ — M a lc o lm Mac key I. Georgia Tech OF): M a rk B ulord . I. M U titu p p i Valley Stale 144): B yron W ilto n , g. U lah(S 4l Portland — Ja m e * R opinion, g. Alabama 1)11; Kevin Thom pton. f, N orth C arolina S ta ff (44). Sacramento — Bobby H urle y, g. Duke 111. E v e ry B u r n t. I . M a ry la n d 111). A lev Holcombe. I. S a y lo r 104): M ika P ep io w tki c. (Michigan Stale O i l San Antonia — C h r lt W hitney, g. Clem con 141) Seattle - E rv in Johnton. c New Or lean* I D ) : Adorn* Jordan, g. K a n ta * (a ll Utah - Lu ther W rig h t, c. Salon H a ll I I I ) Bryon R ut te ll I. Long Beach Slate (4)1 W e llin g to n -- C o lb e rt Cheerier. |, Indiana 14); Gheorge M u reuan c. R om ania ( X I . Conrad Me Roe I. S yr acu ta 0 (1 U.S. SAVINGS BONOS Brian Hill And. he could have continued If he wunted to." Williams said. "H e's gotten un through some rough years. You look nt the other expansion teams and they'vr been through two or thrrr coaches." the general manager added. "H r could have taken us to the next level ... Hut I think he. ns he approaches 50, thought this was a good transition." Hill was a Magic assistant for three years alter serving In the same capacity with the Atlanta llawhs for four years. Before Joining the pros, he was the coach al Lehigh for eight yenrs and an assistant at Lehigh. Montclair State and Penn State. "H e him paid his dues and Is icady to step forward." Willlums said. "H e brings experience, knowledge and teaching ability to the Job." Hill committed lo a three-year contract, while Guokas' new agreement with the club Is for five years. "There's only 27 of these Jobs In the world and I feel pretty fortunate to have one of them." said Hill, who Interviewed Inst ycur for the coaching |ob thr New Jersey Nets filled with Chuck Daly. "This, needless to say. Is a dream come true for m e." Draft They are counting on Bradley being a defensive presence Im­ mediately and. eventually, de­ veloping Into a dominant allaround center. A .400 hitler as a high school base-ball player who enjoys water skiing and horse­ back riding. Bradley has good coordination for his size. The Dallas Mavericks, selectIng fourth, took 6-8 Kentucky TV/WAPIO 11 w a n i lie first draft-day deal forward Ja m a l Maahtiurn. Like cvrr Involving lh(* league's No. I -AUTO RACING---------------------------------------------th r threr-playrrr selected pick ■ p m — SUN. M id g e t Wor Id Challenge him. Mashburn left college early Had Ihc 76ers lolled the proa )0 4 m — E SPN . Ze ro* Saab P ro Soviet for Ihc NBA. Never before had B ASEBALL |toM-d trade by taking Hardaway F » p m . — W OR New Y ork M e lt a l underclassmen been chosen instead of Hrndlcy. Orlando F lo rld a M a rlin *. ( L I with the first four plrks. wmihl have kept the three picks F : ) | p m — TBS. C olorado R ockiet al Mashburn doesn't mind Join­ A tlanta Brave*. IL ) — as well as Webber — and the I pm — W GN B a ltim o re O r.«•»* a l ing last season's worst team. Warriors would have selected Chicago W hile Son. ( U "Quinn came down and talked Bradley. BOWLINO to me and It really clicked.” he F X p m. — E SP N . W yom ing V alley Senior The reason Orlando didn't said, referring to new Slavs Open (L ) pick lir.idlcy and then trade him BOXING roach Quinn Buckner. "It was lo Golden Stale was that NHA f pm E S P N . Super L ig h tw e ig h t* similar to me and (Kentucky Roger May w eather v t C o r lG r llllth nit trials were squeamish about roach) Rick Plttno. We're going Jam — SUN. B ontam notg*'** Wayne one Irani taking u player specifi­ McCullough v * Con M cM u lle n to have n long-lasting rela­ cally al another Hub's requrst. OLYMPICS tionship." • p m - SC. U S Show*ate a lto a l I I JO Nelson said, lie-sides, the Magic The first senior chosen was p m didn’ t want to get "stuck” with TEN N IS J.R. Rider, a 6-5 guard from H rn d lc y had P h ila d e lp h ia ) p m — HBO W im b le d >n, w o m e n * UNLV. who went to the Min­ tin g le * k tm l fin a l* torjiedoed the trade by drafting nesota Tlmberwnlves at No. 5. V O LLE Y B A L L Hardaway. S i m - SUN P ro A VP M ille r LHe Tour Rider, the nation's secondThe 76crs had been drooling Iro m Cleveland leading scorer at 29.1 |M>lutx |H-r Radio over Hrndlcy even though he game, felt he was the steal of the BASEBALL hasn't played baxketltall compet­ F 50 p m - W T L N AM 111)01. Southern draft. itively since hr was a Hrlghum Laague. O rla n d o C u b * a l B irm in g h a m "I have the natural ability to Baron* Young freshman In- 1990-91, score. Inside and outside." lie F p m - W GTO A M 15401. New Y ork M e l* having spent the last two years o l Florida M ar I in * said. " I f 1 touch the liall enough, .is a Mormon missionary In BAS K E TB ALL good things will happen." Fp m .- W G T O A M lla o i. NBA O ra l! Show Australia. F p m - W DBO A M 15(01. M agic D ro ll M ISC ELLAN EO U S S p m - W GTO A M 15401. S port*H uddle 4 p m — W WNZ A M 12401. The S port* N ut 4 p m - W G TO A M (540). Talk Sport* W ith Pole Roto 4 X p m - W P R O A M 114401. Sport* Beal I ) p m — WWNZ A M (F40). F lo rid a Sport* F B(h4ngs 10 p m - W G TO A M IS40I. Sport* B yline USA Softball Continued from P age IB runs In the bottom of the seventh inning, with Dean DcDosc's two-out. I wo-run double being the winning blow. Ilelllg-Mrycrs and Playtime Darts are both 7-2 and share thr top spot In the league standings. Inti Illusions Is Just a half game back with a 7-3 record. Trailing the lend trio arc Crazy Wings and Score at Touchdown (both 3-6) and Sportsinnrt and Herr:30 (both 3-7). Next wrrk. Crazy Wings plays Playtime Darts al 6:30 p.tn.: Ilcllig-Mcycrs facing Bccr:30 at 7:30 p.m.; and Score at Touchdown tuklng on Illusions al 8 30 p.m. S|Kirtsmart bus the week off. Pacing the Helllg-Meycrs offense were Sammy Raines (home run. two singles, two RBI), Earl Williams (home run. single, run. two RBI). Dale Peters (double, single. RBI). Robert Stevens and Calvin Bryant (two singles and one run each). Greg Hardy (triple, run). Arthur Harries (double, run. RBI). Willie Walton (single. RBI) and Sammle Edwards (single). Doing Ihr hilling for Sportsman were Greg Register (three slnglrs. two runs). Arnle Vanzyll (triple, double, four RBI). Chris Colon (two singles, run). Pete Kinsley (single, run) und Tim Falun a,id Jim Smith (one single each). Doing Ihc damage for Illusions were John Stewart (home run. two singles, run. three RBI). Ricky Wells und Brian Jones (one double, two singles, two runs and one RBI each). Dcbosc (double, single, run. two RBI) and Mike Rotundo and Bobby Garner (two singles, one run and one ORLANDO — Mali Guokas. who coached Ihc Orlando Magic to (he NHA's most Improved record hist season. Was replaced Wednesday by assistant Brlnn Hill. The surprise move was announced less than lout hours before the team added n player expected to help Shaqullle O'Neal lead the club to championship contention. Guokas, the only coarh In the Magic's four-year history, was reassigned lo the front office ns vice president of basketball development. He Insisted It's a Job lie sought and thut the move was not related lo Ills feelings nboul the team's draft pinna. "People close to me asked, 'why now.’ " said Guokas. who led the Magic to a four-year record of 111-217, including a 41-41 finish last season. "It'sJust time." The Magic originally planned to announce the change duly H. hut ndjustrd the tlmetnhle after ESPN reported that Hill. 45. would takeover. "Rather than trying to play some charade, which Is not our style, we felt It was better to pul everything on the table," said Bob Vnnder Welde. Magic vice president of basketball operations. Guokas. 49. was fired In 1988 after 2W seasons as conch o f the Philadelphia 76ers. He was hired hv (hr Magic in 1989 and led the team to records <*f IH 114.31 51.21-61.41-41. The team's 20-gamc improvement last season was lhe t>csi In the NHA and was Inspired by the .itilvnl o f O'Neal, thr first pick in the 1992 draft. Orlando defied the odds by winning the dnilt lottery again, hut the front office and coaching stud reportedly engaged In a tug-of-war over what lo do with the top pick this time. There are still some differences of opinion," Guokas said Tuesday. "W e're not on the same page yet. I hat's healthy at this point. It's good to have different ideas on these things. Blit It might not lie m > good If It's still that way Wednesday night." Guokas. Vandcr Welde and general manager Pat Williams all said the draft had nothing to do with thr decision. Vandcr Welde said he first discussed the possibility of moving the coach to the front ofTIce while Guokas was negotiating un extension of tils rontruct last year. The subject came up ngaln over lunrh In ChlcagoThree weeks ago. "I said when we hired Matty that I couldn't think of a better conch for an expansion team. RBI each). Also hitting were Johnny Haddock (double, run. two RBI|. Dove Johnson (double, two runs. RBI). Mike Davis (single. RBI). George Porzlg (single, run) and James Garner and Doug Morgan (one run each). Contributing to n Crazy W ings 20 hit offense were Jim Nully (double, two singles, two runs, three RBI). Stucy Hllz (triple, double, run. two RBI). David Goldsllek llwn d o u b l e s , two runs). Cary Keefer and Tim Winkle (two singles, two runs and two RBI each). Don Marcher (two singles, run. RBI) and Lee Frederick (Iwo singles, run). Also contributing were Steve Woodley (double. RDII. Heath Short (single. RBI). Ron Ap|n-I mid Wardell Frederick (one single ami one run each). Jeff Bergman (single) and Craig Ap|>H (Rill). Doing the damage for Playtime Darts were Shannon Split (two doubles, two singles, two runs). Dan Sacco (home nin. two singles, three runs, five RBI), Stu Sclcx-k (home run. singlr. run. five RBI). Bill Marino (two singles, three runs, three RBI). Dave Oakes (two singles run. three RBI). Craig Spilt (single, three runs). Kevin Julian (single. Iwo runs) und Rich Moreland (mill "* Providing the offense for Beer:30 were Rodney Curry (two singles, run. two RBI). Todd Pagel (two singles, run). Dnvc Coss (two singles). Chuck Cornctlo and Rohcn Jones (one single und one RBI each). Danny Splvle (single, run). Mike Miller and Jim Reid (one single each) and Rii Ih-ii Gtirela (run). Continued from Page IB a n y t x K l y . but wr think u wax well worth It." Orlando, which improved from 21 victories in 1991-92 lo 41 In O'Neal's rookie season and then lucked out In the draft lottery for Ihc second straight yenr. has 11 first-round choices over Ihc next seven years. Washington used the slxih ch o ice for Indlnnu forward ('albert Cheaney. Sacramento took Duke point guard Bobby Hurley and Milwaukee went w ith lli l l e known H artford forward Vln Baker. Wake Forest forward Rodnry Rogers, oner projected as a top-five pick, went illnlh to Denver as teams appar­ ently allowed eonrem with his wriitht. t'losing out lhr lollrry picks. Detroll prr|uirrd for Ihr ( hang­ ing of thr guards by taking Jackson State's Lindsey Hunter with a choice obtained from Miami and Tennessee's Allan H ouston. L o n gtim e Pistons iNiekeotirt partners Istah Thom ­ as and Joe Dimwits are l>oth over 30 years old. Surprisingly. Cincinnati guard Nick Van Kxrl didn't go until thr Los Angeles Lakers took him 10 picks Into the second round. 37th overall. Hut that wasn't nearly as surprising as the trade that shook The Palace, with the shock waves resonating from Florlda lo California. "Th ere’s no hard feelings be­ tween me and Orlando. Maybe I wasn't the right thing for them." Webber said. " I ’ve worked loo hard and too long lo let this bring me down.” Pepsi 400— May to become the first driver to win all four restrlctor-plntr events. "In the Winston 500. It was Just a matter of u lot o f luck." said Irvnn. who admits he prob­ ably Is more patient these days. " I was in the right position at Ihc right time. People made moves and I made counter moves. I Just ended up in front al the end of the race. • "It doesn't reully matter how you get there, though, or what happened to get you there; It's Just a matter of If you're there." He says there Is n definite Continued from Page IB all day long. If you’re going to be In the front all day. sooner or later you're going lo win races." NolHxly — least of all Irvan — would Im- surprised If hr won Ills M-cnnd xlralgiit Pepsi 400. Rapidly shaking Ihr nickname "Swervln Irvan" that he earned with some overly aggressive driving — and a rash of crashes — In Ills first few years of NASCAR Winston Cup racing. Irvnn has become a fo u r to reckon with at Daytona and Talladega Su|>crspeedway. Those are the fastest ovals on the premier slock ear circuit mid lilt* only (racks where NASCAR requires the use o f carburetor restrictor plates to keep the IHJwerful vehicles from running l.i|movcr 200 mpli. The restriction Is to not only keep the drivers safe, hilt also to keep thr 3.500-|>nund ears from f ly in g , p o s s ib ly In to a grandstand lull of spectators. Most drivers lament the loss of hors4-|M>wer. Bill Irvnn. who will In- one o f Ihc favorttrs In the Ifitli race o f the 30-race season, said, "|i serins like Daytona and Tulludcgu are one of our strong |M)luts We dominated most of the (Pepsi -100) last year. We hud u ear that i i o I m m I v could puss. "Then wc went to Tullndegu (last July) iiiul did the same thing I even made up a lap under green." Irvan. whose llrsl Winston Cup victory came on Daytouu's 2 'V m l l r o v a l In the 1991 Daytona 500. also won Ihr W I iih Io ii 500 al Talladega tills strategy In a restrlctor-plntr rae r. " A ll day long at Daytona you're trying to pul yourself In I he position to win the race." Irvan said. "Leading Ihc race Is not ulways the right position. You really never know what Ihc right position Is because It's Just u feeling you have while you're racing, und that depends on who you're racing with. "There arc some guys you'd rather t>r lending, and some you'd rather Ik - running second to. It's a chess game all day long." Marlins Continued from Page IB eventually litilll the lead to 6-0 b efore the Dodgers finally got un the board with a nm in the fifth Inning. Ledhander Todd Bellhom had u good game on thr mound for Oviedo, scattering four lilts and carrying a 7-1 lead Into tinseventh Inning, before tiring. Ilrnrlx came on In thr seventh to finish the gnme. Chris Walker got thr Martins off on Ihc right loot, singling In two runs In Ihc first Inning and later scoring the fourth run of the opening frame. Slavik. John Salas, Coleman and W alker scored flic first Inning runs. Oviedo Increased the lend to 6-0 In the fourth Inning as Juan Rodriguez singled In Jason Pore and Carlos Marl Inez. Mike Ruglenlus scored Ihr final run for the Marlins In thr fifth Inning. T THE GREAT INVESTMENT Contributing to Oviedo's eight lilt nltnrk were Coleman (two singles, run). Walker (single, run. two RHI). Rodriguez (single. Iwo RHI). Fore. Slavik and Carlos Martinez (one single and one run each). Bellhom (single) and Salas and Ruglenlus (one run each). Anderson led the Dodgers ofleusc with two singles, whllr Walsh and Dcsart added one single each. The Marlins will open play In the Lym an Fourth o f Ju ly Toumumcnt in Longwood today. Oviedo will piny thr 2 p.m. contest against Winter Park. Games will be played a 11 a.m.. 2 p.m.. 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. dally at the Lyman High School Baseball Complex. Also sched­ uled to play today In thr 8 p.m. game are the host Longwood Bullets (Lyman High School) and' Sanford American Legion Post 53 l*owrr Grip (Seminole High School) -Ik - �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Thursday, July 1, 1993 - 3B People IN BRIEF Newcomers club to meet The Ncwcomcis Cluhs of Crntrnl Florida luncheon and general meeting will lx* hrld on Thursday. July 15. at 1I 30 a m. al fhe I'anda Chef. The* cost Is SO. A majestic acknowledgement For more details call Sharon. 690*8538: Joeley, 699 0797: or Carol, 695*7921. A recent Parade of Homes al Alaqua, has produced a $2,500 donation to the Florida Audubon Society. The dona­ tion ceremony took place recently al Audubon's "Bird of Prey" grounds In Maitland. Holding bald eagle "M ingo". Neal Harris, left, developer of Alaqua, presented the check to Or. Bornard Yokel, presi­ dent of tho society, while Ronee Collins, right, curator for the society looks on. Join the 'Discover Club* The Parent Resource Center is sponsoring "Discovery Club." a summer held trip program designed for parents and (heir children ages 3 to f) years old Two days per week, parents and children will visit exciting places, while meeting new friends. Fun-flllcd ventures will Include places such as The Orlando Mounted Police Ram where you can see all the homes and gear. Ft. Wilderness Pelting Farm to learn alxmt the animals. Wcklva Stale Park for a picnic, and much more. "Discovery Club" Is a great way to experienc e •‘ "miner fun with your child! Hurry!! Register Now!!! All trips are available for low admission rale. For more Informal Ion a l K m t "Discovery Club" or to register, call the Parent Resource Center al •125-3663 Hospice announces Christmas boutique Register now for the Hth Annual Women for Hospice Christmas Tree Iloutlquc sale to lx* held In the historic Donnelly House Mount Dora, at the end of October 1993. For application and details aril Christine llrlggs 90-1 383-2727 or write to the Women lor Hospice. P.O. Box 1-163. Mount Dora. Florida 32757. Man stays by wife’s side through divorce, death Substance abuse discussed SAFE. Substance Abuse Family Education, is conducting a "Families In Crisis" outreach program. Interested organiza­ tions wanting to contact the Life Silvers Club of SAFE may call Libby Kuh.trskr at 291-4357. DEAR ABBY: Twenty years ago. I dated a married man I'll call "J im ." I was newly divorced and he was my landlord. We lost track of eaeli oilier for many years, but last September he phoned, asking to see me. He had been divorced for 4 years and was not on speaking terms with any of his seven children. He said they didn't pay enough attention to their mother, who W’as in u nursing home, and besides, tliey contributed to her b rea k d ow n w ith th eir had behavior. Abby. she divorced him. und It was a very bitter divorce, but because of problems with their children and her III health, lie became more and more con­ cerned with her. visiting tier at Aerobics offered The City of Sanford Recreation Department offers aerobics classes Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays from 9 to 10 a.m. and on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30 Io6:30 p m. Cost Is S3 |x*r class. Instructor Is Debbie Black, board certified with over 10 years experience Call 330 5697 for more details. Al-anon gathers If you know, or live with an alcoholic, there is help Al-anon is an anonymous, non-profti organization, *qx*n in anyone who Is a relative or Irlend of an alcoholic. Serenity Won Al-anon meets each Monday. Tuesday and Thursday. (Thursday non-smoking) evening at H p m. Meetings are held in the back room of the Sahara Club. 2857 South Sanford Avc . Sanford For additional meeting limes and locations in the Ccntrul BRANDON R. KERN L A C K L A N D A IR F O R C E MASK. Sun Antoni" — Alnnun I h c n u r s i n g h o m e t w i c e n d a y . -Hm irdnirK-Krm -hns -graduated* _. S.-VCJL, days _a_wjtck. J ia v e ->ou. from Air Fnrer basic training ever lu-ard o f a bltt»vly divorced man going to a nursing home to Lackland Air Force Has**. During the six weeks of train­ see hts ex-wife 14 times a week? ing the airman studied the Air He said hr was trying to keep Force mission, organization and her "focused" and distract her customs and received special from her Illness. Well, last week she died In Ills training in human relations. In a d d itio n , a irm en who arms, and he's taking It very com pete basic training earn hard — much worst.* than he credits toward an associate de­ thought m- would. Hr continues gree through the Community to call me once In a while. She Is hurled only a hop. skip College of the Air Force. and Jump away from Ills home. Kern Is the son of Patricia and My guess Is he will probably visit J ik - Kern ol Geneva. her each day at the mausoleum where she now resides. You have CHRISTOPHER TRAVIS KINO my permission to publish this Christopher Travis King. 21. letter — and please comment. son of Marvin and Margaret King 8.W. IN ROCHESTER, N.Y. of Winter Springs, has enlisted In the Army's Delayed Entry DEAR S.W.: Whatever fueled Program, according to Staff Sgt. his emotions, whether it was Scott Wlza, Sanford Recruiting guilt over the failure of the marriage, compassion or resldu* Station. King, a 1990 graduate o f ul love. Jim has suffered u loss, Oviedo High School, Oviedo, and will need some time to work entered basic training on June 6. It through. 1993 at Fort Jackson. S.C.. If you urr pattern and able to followed by udvaueed Individual control any feelings of Jealousy, training us a cannon fire direr* you might find a future with this (ton specialist ut Fort Sill, Okla. man — provided you want one with someone wtio has alienated all seven of his children. K l o r lila a rt-a . o r f o r m o r e i n f o r m a t i o n . « a ll X 1 2 - 4 1 2 2 . Hollywood East clogging classes Hollywixxl East Dancers rondurt < logging elasscs every Thursday, from 6:30 to 8:30 pin., at Mehxlee Ska ling Rluk. W. 25th Street ncur Airport lioulevurd ill Sanford. Cost Is 83 per class, ages 5 and up. Parents free with paving child. For Information, call Casey. 407-322*3593 or Dawn. 904*735*0270. East-West Kiwanis Club meets Thursday Easi-West Kiwanis Club ol Sanford meets every Thursday at 7 p in., al llic Friendship A Union Lodge building, corner of Locust Avenue and Seventh Street. Visiting Klwunluus are welcome. For Information, rail Robert Whittaker, president. 8896042. Omni Toastmasters gather The Omni Toastmasters Club will gather al 5 30 p m. every Thursday at the Old Lake Mary Cllv Hall. 158 Country Club Road, Lake Mary. Call Sam Rvan at 671-2656 for more Information. Group targets depression The Mid-Orlando Depresslvc/Manlc Depressive Support Group mecllng for depressed persons, their family members und their friends is held the first anti third Thursdays of each month at 7:30 p.m. at lakeside Alternatives. 434 W. Kennedy Ulvd.. Orlando, and the second Saturday of each month. 10:30 u.m.. at the Orlando Public Library. For Information, rail 657*4763 or 3 8 1-5070 THURSDAY’S PRIME TIME 7:00 | 7:30 6:00 | 6:30 1— k w l i; 8:30 t s r* v |N N K M a s *, C s im i A ls s i; 9:00 | 9 :3 0 CRsSft (Vi Ils s iM i S ts M U |"Tht TfO lr » W tr« v» sw *oi 0 \ to 00 I 10 30 1 11.00 mt9a% ' A donuts V » l :j ;V1 Siwsol g t i n f l * i T u IWil O m x k M ~lKVi»T > w a w lw u J It 30 M O a ] |UMsss I I SMVKU l&MouUj t«a C ffl |m ’.‘Intel IJ tUmttl e 8:00 r r . , A D V IC E ICRS. r.B. ALT ARAB. PORT WORTH. TEXAS DEAR MRS. A L TA R AS : ABIGAIL VAN BUREN Yours Is an excellent suggestion. A word to the (street) wise should be sufficient. ll was proved lo tx* In our city. There Is no law against wearing these signs, so cun artists go from city to city working this scam. Most people either have no work to offer or they are afraid to take a stranger home to do odd Jobs, so they Impulsively give them a dollar or two. I personally gave money to such u man wtm was loUcrtna DEAR ABBY: My husband and I arc planning our 50th wedding anniversary dinner at a local restaurant for about 40 relatives and close friends. We do not want any gifts and plan to have "N o gifts, please" at the bottom o f the invitation. If someone Ignores our request amt brings _ u glfi anyway, would _ouU]drL_Uic„poAi—oIIicc_Jis_l__ llbc prober to~~Tturnthe'girt? NEEDS NOTHING DEAR NEEDS NOTHINO: No. entered. When I came out. I saw this man. lake a wad of dollar bills out o f his pocket and hand It to a woman who drove by in a nice-looking new car. I felt like a fool. After Ihc local paper men­ tio n e d th e s e p e o p le , th is particular man moved in front of a neighborhood church, and a To return a gift would offend the giver. However, to avert the problem, add the following to your Invitation: "N o gifts, please. Y ou r p resence w ill be our cherished gift, and we respect­ fully request no other." C L A U D E T T E ’S B E A U T Y P A L A C E & SUPPLY Claudcltc HuUhiruon formerly of Claudette'* Creation* ha* relumed lo Sanfonl. C o tn e in nozu f o r S U M M E R S P E C I A m I M,eJjji •r|s*Mrr*Mmt*y sm iehmas I^ > ¥ DEAR ABBY: Please warn your readers that the man wearing a sign around his neck that says. " I am hungry, will work for food" could lx* a scam. :« “ n iiiiu w o iu 1 1 3 W . 2 7 th S t., S a n fo r d Tkn thruS*L ( B e t w o m 1 7 -9 2 n n d jim il^ ir c l A v c .) B e s t In t I ie NEW ARRIVALS S l v ^ 35.oo N O W $25.00 ' •. G a Ia x y ' > s lo.ooN O W $9.00 Up . ID 1 l i CD l l i i f i HBO : |w—>i,W i 1 n Am *rm tj Ei m £>*»»• •• Sor»j» i (ws *n n iww m i u h u * > t i I | * ( I ti Dr ■$*,*») ij lattfCnM* •>, {IWl. Otanu O m i O m u , , u m in Sw n i H 6.1Cm*#, iM dSTiiMW ••Tittt] [l-lW*TiWTTo I m T » < » »> r> f t n « M , C>»**»tV, k~"luVm * •» • 65T»STj7mJr •• (V k u ivv U r* w |I; *•*1 Ptttton fluW>n| PC13 »» lUtWScn lx . H ftof*1 H.,. 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Winter Springs, tw>y: Shaun and Alfonso Willis. San­ ford. Ixiy June 15 — Donna anil Alton Hurley. Lake Mary, girl: Sonia and Noe Loaeza. Altamonte Springs, hoy June 17 — Michelle and Craig Ewuld. Altamonte Springs, girl: Mnrlvcl and Oman Munoz. Al­ tamonte Springs. Ixiy: Amy anil D a n ie l T h o m p s o n . W h ite r Springs, girl: Elizabeth and Richard Schmitt, Sanford, girl June 19 — Margaret and Andrew Duff. Longwixxi. girl I t IX T M X — ViT u * E 5E S E IV «# * u U 1/ je. M . 0 . VM .» | l W l C—« _____ Isum .uw _____________ IfanM, 6—«. |E«iu'iMM.~i.MMi (-jr.-»i»» fton 1 Ooyi I-P-VV;, |1-X| lru.>u >".11 1Q»— MM— W • ilMfui t u t* . Ajm M . S r» Tnrt U n. . 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I saw him near a shopping mall. My suggestion would be to refer these beggars to a mission, or offer them some real work — and see what happens. m 2 7 0 9 S . S a n f d r d t Hours: . O r l a n d o O r . (SAM-A-LOTSboppicgCenter) Tuc*. Thur*& Fri 10am • 7pm wedneaday loam. 3pm S jiu iJ . iy l lia m • 6 p tn mnsEmssam NO PA SS M O VIE* A Whalslnvc IB r ' f?o( lo d o w l l n l & felt, C G U IL T Y A S S IN r toiwEl »r«oiM Jj m i t » iM tm IBLLay1 3 £S.aag) CUFFHANGER 13 STALLONE si ALL MOVIES IN STER EO SO UND �4D • Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Thursday. July 1, 1993 Legal Notices Legal Notices IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT OF TH E IIT H J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN AN D FOR S E M IN O LE COUNTY. FLO R ID A CASE HO t l l M C A IIK C O U N T R Y W ID E F U N D IN G CORPORATION. IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT FOR S E M IN O LE COUNTY. F L O R ID A PR OBATE D IV IS IO N FIN N um ber *2 441 CP IN RE ESTA TE OF M A R V O ’ F A R R E L L LEW IS Deceased NOTICE OF A D M IN IS T R A T IO N Th# a d m in is tra tio n o l the estate ot M a ry O 'F e rre ll Lewis, d e c e a s e d . F ile N u m b e r «} M l CP. Is pending In the C ir c u it C o u rt fo r S e m in o le County. F lo rid a . P robate D M slon, the address of w hich Is Sem inole C ounty C ourlhovse, JOI N P ark Avenue. Sa itord. F lo rid a i m t . The h a w i and addresses o t the personal repre te n ta tiv e and the person. I rep re te n le tlv e ’s attorne y a * set fo rth below A L L IN T E R E S T E D P E R SONSARE N O T IF IE D THAT A ll persons on w hom th is notice Is served who have ob lections m a t challenge the va lid Ity o t the w ill, the q .e llflc e tlo n t o l the personal representative, venue, o r ju ris d ic tio n o f this Court a re re quire d to file the ir o b ie c llo n s w it h th is C o u rt W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF TH REE MONTHS A F T E R THE DATE OF THE F IR S T P U B L I CATIO N OF TH IS NOTICE OR T H IR T Y DAYS A F T E R THE D A T E O F S E R V IC E OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A ll c re d ito rs of the decedent and other persons having claim s Or demands against decedent's estate on w hom a copy o t this notice Is served w ith in three months a fte r the da le o t the firs t publication o l th is notice m ust tile th e ir c la im s w ith this Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R O F TH R EE M O NTHS A F T E R THE OATE OF THE FIR S T P U B L I CATION OF TH IS NOTICE OR T H IR T Y OAYS A F T E R THE D A T E O F S E R V IC E O F A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A ll o th e r c re d ito rs o t the decedent and persons having c la im s or demands against me decedent's estate m ust tile th e ir c laim s w ith m is cou rt W IT H IN TH R E E MONTHS A F T E R THE DATE OF THE FIR S T P U B LI CATION OF TH IS N O T IC E A L L C L A IM S . D E M A N O S AN O O B JE C TIO N S NOT SO F IL E D W IL L BE FO REVER B AR R E D The dale of the firs t publica lion o l this Notice Is June 14, lt« Personal R epresentative: James B Lewis i ISO M a rv in Street Longwood. F lo rida 22110 4141 A ttorney to r Personal Representative Vernn Swartsel C ARLTON. F IE LOS. W ARD. E M M A N U E L . S M ITH A C U TLE R , P A P O Bos l i l t Orlando. F lo rid a Plaintiff. vs JE A N E T T E D M A R T IN and STATE OF FLO R ID A. D sfendantis) NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE Is hereby given that, pursuant to the Order o l Sum m a ry Judgm ent o l Foreclosure In th is cause, in the C irc u it Court o t Seminole County, F lor Ida. I w ill sail the pro p e rty situ a te d in Seminole County. F lo rid a described as: The N orth 41 teat o l Lot 10 and the South 42 feel o t Lot 11. Block I I . SANLANO O SUBURB B E A U T IF U L A L T A M O N T E SECTION, according to the P iet thereof as recorded In P iet Book 1. Page 41. P ublic Records ot Seminole County. Flo rida e t P ublic Sale, to the highest bidd er, lo r cash, at the West F ro n t E ntra nce of the Seminole C ounty C ourthouse. S en lo rd . F lo rida, a t I t 00 e m on J u ly 21. ttti W ITNESS m y hand and tha Seal of mis C ourt mis l l t h day ot June. I t * ) (S E A L) M A R Y A N N E MORSE C lerk o t the C irc u it Court B y: D orothy W Bolton Deputy C lerk P ublish: June IS A July 1. m i D E F VS 111 TH E C IR C U IT COURT OF THE E IG H T E E N T H J U D IC IA L CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLO R ID A IN A N O F O R S E M IN O LE COUNTY Case Me: t l o e il CAic I K | General Jurisd iction F L E E T R E A L ESTATE F U N D IN G C O R P . P la in tiff, vs J A M E S D B R O O K E .e ta l. D etendanlls) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE BY C L E R K O F C IR C U IT COURT Notice Is hereby given tha t me undersigned M aryenne M orse. C lerk o l the C irc u it Court ot Seminole County, Florida, w ill, on the 22nd day o l July, I l f ) , et 11 00 a m a t the West F ront door o f the Seminole County Courthouse. In the C ity o t San lo rd . F lo rid a , o f ter lo r sale and sail a t p u b lic o u tc ry to me highest and bast bidder h r cash, tha fo llow in g described p roperty situa ted In Seminole County. F lo rida, to w it: L o tt 4. 11 A I I. Block I t . H IG H L A N D P A R K 4 t recorded in P iet Book a Page M o f the P u b lic R ecords o t Sem inole County. F lo rid a . LESS that p a rt of Lot a described as follows, fro m the N o rth West com er o l Lot 12 o l said Block I t . ru n East along tha N o rth lino o l said Lot t j . 22 21 teat thanca N 22*11'41" E . 1 1 4 1 F a e l. T h e n ce N 14*21 I t ' W along the N o rth e rly lin e o f said Lot A M i l teat, thence S 0t*4 J'4 T ' w 1121 teal tw the P oint o l beginning, pursuant to the fin a l decree of foreclosure e n te re d . In .a case, pending In said Court, the stylo o l w h ich I t FLE E T REAL ESTATE FU N D IN G CORP vs JA M E S O B R O O K E .e le l W ITNESS m y hand and of flc la l M a i of said Court th is l l t h day o l Juno. I f f ) (S E A L) M A R Y A N N E MORSE. C LE R K B Y : D orothy W. Bolton Deputy C lerk P u b llth : June 14 A July I. I f f ! DEF H I Telephone: aOZ/Oaf OJQO F lo rida B ar No t n n o P ublish: Juno 14 A J u ly I. IWJ D E F 114 IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT OF T H E IIT H J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N O FOR S tM IM O L R C O UNTY, F L O R ID A G C N E R A LJU R IS 01 C T 1 D IV IS IO N CASE NO. t l - l t t t CA { M l K G LE N D A L E F E D E R A L B AN K . F S B ., l / k / a G L E N D A L E F E D E R A L S A V IN G S A N O LOAN ASSOCIATION. P la in tiff. B E V E R L Y H E A R T and THE SPRINGS C O M M U N IT Y ASSO Cl AT ION. INC . D ete n d a n lls). N O TICE OF FO RECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N pursuant to a F in a l Judgm ent of Foreclosure dated A p ril IS. I M l. and entered In Casa No *2 1101 CA U IK ) , o l the C irc u it Court o l th e E ig h te e n th J u d ic ia l C irc u it In and fo r Semlnola C o u n t y . F l o r i d a w h a r e ln G L E N D A L E F E D E R A L BAN K . f/h /a G LEN D ALE F E D E R A L S A V IN G S A N O LOAN ASSOCIATION Is P la in t i l l and B E V E R L Y H E A R T and THE SPRINGS C O M M U N IT Y ASSOCIATION. INC., are De ten dan ts. I w ill salt to the highest end best bidder lo r cash at the west P ont door o f the Seminole County Courthouse. In JOI N P erk Avenue. Sanford, F lo rida, a t 1100 o ’clock A M . on lha n n d day o l J u ly . t i n . the follow ing described p ro p e rty os set fo rth In u M Fin al Judg m en!, to w it. L o t 12. B lo c k B . T H E S P R IN G S O E E R W O O D ESTATES occordlng to the ptat thereof, o t re corded In P iet Book 14. Pege 11 end I t . Public Records o l Seminole County, Flo rida D A TE D th is 11th day o l June. IW2 M A R Y A N N E MORSE i t C lerk o l the Cour I By D orothy W Bolton Deputy C lerk Publish: June 14end J u ly I, IW1 DEF 714 NOTICE OF A P U BLIC H IA R IN O TO C O N S ID E R TH E ADOPTION OF A N ORDINANCE • Y TH E C ITY OF SANFORD. FLO R ID A Notice I f hereby given m et a P ublic H earing w ill be held In the Com m ission Room a t ttv i C ity H a ll In the C ity of Sanford. F lo rid a , a t 1 00 o ’clock P M on Ju ly 12, I t * ] , to consider the adoption of an ordinance by the C ity of Santord. Flo rida. Iille of w hich Isas lot lows: o r d in a n c e n o . h u AN O R D IN A N C E OF THE C IT Y OF SANFORD. FLOR ID A . C LO S IN G . V A C A T IN G . A N O A B A N D O N IN G T H A T C E R T A IN N O R T H S O U T H A L L E Y L Y IN G B E T W E E N O A K A V E N U E ANO M Y R T L E A V E N U E A N O B ET W E E N «TH S TR E ET A N D I0TH S TR E E T j P R O V ID IN G FOR S E V E R 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 e l the o tllce ot the C ity Clerk lor e ll persons desiring to e ia m trw the tam e A ll p a rtie s In m le re il and c ilite n s shall have an opportuni ty lo be heard e l m d hearing By ord e r of the City Com m ission o l the C ity o l Sanford. F lo rid * PE R SON S W I T H D I S A B ILIT IE S NEEDING A S S IS TA N C E TO P A R T IC I P A T E IN A N Y O f THESE P R O C E E D IN G S S H O U L O CONTACT THE PERSONNEL O FFIC E A D A COORDINATOR A T U S 141* 41 H O U R S IN ADVANCE OF THE M E E T IN G A D VIC E TO THE P U BLIC It a person decides to appeal a decision m a d * w ith respect to any m a tte r considered e l the above m eeting o r hearing, ha m ay need a ve rb a tim record of the proceedings, including th * testim ony end evkk.n et w hich r t c 'ir d I t not provided by th * C ity of Santord (F S 1 M 0I0 5) Janet R Don*hoe C ity C lerk Publish J u ly I. t t t ] D EG I I NOTICE OF F IC T IT IO U S N A M E Notice is hereby given the! I em engaged in business e t M M S P alm etto A ve . Sanford. S»m loots County. F lo rid a , under the F ic titio u s N a m t o l C O N T I NE N T A L C O M M E R C IA L C LE A N IN G , and m a t I intend to rtg is le r said nam a w ith the Secretary o l Stato. Tallahassee, Florida. In accordance w ith lha p ro v is io n s o t th a F ic titio u s Name Statute, to w it. Section M l Ot. F lo rid a Statutes I t l l C orporation in te rn e d In seid business I t as follow s Ranald Lelebvre Publish July '. I t t j DEC. 10 CELEBRITY CIPHER CxxxCir** Ceewr cryptogram* aretraateo kernquoraken* kytwvwu* pwopaa past andprxxwt ’ I R W V X OVI v x v x x - CashMSsr n thaopewr stand*lor Z V a T Mw M F Y I P W F K n F« x a o , m w ILNEKI N Y R FOW M V I f VO VK X N W M I . 1 EV V ■ W O. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I h a t* always lovod to twitch a n d s p r in g a c h a n g e o n p d o p f* a n d I h a v e c o n s ta n tly d o n * m u . — A n g o la L a n a tw ry . UBijfPWfc 71—Help Wanted Legal Notices IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF T H E EIG H TE E N TH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT IN AN D FOR S E M IN O LE COUNTY. FLO R ID A C A 1E NO.: Y I 1 M CA I4K A N D R E W S and SHE REE M C LEM O N S, husband and w ile , and K E N N E TH and DIANE P L A T E , husband and w it*. PMIntltls. vs C LA R E N C E BIRKHAUSER deceased, and FLORENCE LA U E R. a t appointed e itc u to rs lo r th * E state o l CHARLES C B IR K H A U S E R . JR .a n d a t personal re pretanta live sof 'h e estate o f A N N A B B IR K H A U S E R .E D N A B IR K H A U S E R . e s iu rv lv ln g s p o u w o t CLARENCE B IR K H A U S E R .an dell unknow n n a tu ra l persons, if alive, end If dead or It not known to bo dead or alive, th e ir te v e ra l and respective unknown spouses, he irs, devisees, grantees, creditors, or other pa rtie s c la im in g by. through, under o r against th* *bo«* nam ed Defendants andell c la im a n ts, persons or parties, n a tu ra l o r corpora l*, whoto *> a ct legal status is unknown, c la im in g by. through, under or against any o l the above named or descr ibed Defendants or pa rties o r cla im in g to have any rig h t, t i l t * o r Interest in end to th * land hereinafter described. THE U N IT E D STATES OF A M E R IC A , end THE STATE OF F L O R ID A Defendants AMENDED N O TICE OF ACTION TO: A ll unknown natural per ions. It a live , and it drad o r It not know n to be dead or e liv * . th e ir s e v e ra l end respective un know n spouses heirs, d * vlsees. grantees, creditors, o r o th e r p a r lie s c la im in g b y . th r o u g h , u n d e r o r a g a in s t C L A R E N C E B IR K H A U S E R . d e c e e ta d . and F L O R E N C E L A U E R . as appointed a tec u to rs lo r the E state of CHARLES C B IR K H A U S E R . J R . and as personal representatives of th * E s t a t e of A N N A B BIR KH AU SER EDNA B IR K H A U S E R . a t s u rv iv in g spouse ol CLARENCE B IR K H A U S E R . and all c la im ants, persons or partws. na tura l or c o rp o ra l*, w ftow eseef legal slatsrs Is unknown, claim ing by. through, under or against any of th * above named or described Defendants or parties or cla im ing to have any right, till* or In te re s t In and to th * lend descr ibed * s lot lows: T h * n o rth e rly on* h e ll of th * vacated p a rk w a y lying south o l end contiguous to Lot 1. Block A. Replat o l L o ft 4.1. and 4. Sunset Shores, according to the p la t thereof, a t recorded in P ie t Book I . P a g * I t . o l the Public Records o f Seminole County. F lo rid * end T h * sou therly on* h e ll ot th * vacated p a rkw a y tying north of and contiguous to Lot 1. Block B. Replat o l L o tt A 1. end s. Su o m i Shores, according to the ptat thereof, as recorded in P iet Book I . P a g * I t , o l the Public R ecords o t Seminole County. F lo rld o You a re no tifie d that a Conspla in t has been file d egainsl you ■and y o u i r e r tq i.tr w 14 U iW i ' copy ot you r w ritte n d e ltn M t lo th * C om p laint, It any, on P lain lilts ' attorne ys named below, on o r before A ugust 2. It* ), end III* said w ritte n defenses w ith th * C lerk ot th is Court either before service on P la in tiffs ' attorneys o r Im m e d ia te ly ih e re e fto y ; o th e rw is e a d e la u ll w ill be en tere d a g a in st you lo r the re lie f demanded In th* Com pla in t. Dated on June 2*. I t t ) M A R Y A N N E MORSE C lerk o l C irc u it Court By Joan B rllla n t Deputy C lerk D e rld G W illifo rd . Esquire F lo rida B a r No 044)14) Lowndes. Oresdick. Ooster. K antor A Reed P.A 111 N .E o i* D rive Post O ffice Boa MOt Orlando. F lo rid a 11(02 » 0 t P ublish: J u ly l . l . II. 1). I t t ) D EG 11 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR S E M IN O LE COUNTY, FL O R ID A CASE NO. T141M CA-I4-L H O M E S A V IN G S OF A M E R IC A F S B . f o r m e r ly known as HOME SAVINGS OF A M E R IC A . F A . P la in tiff. vs G A IL L. CASE and DAVID W CASE, her husband. U N ITE D STATES OF AM E R IC A. THAO B. C A LH O U N , and MATTHIAS. M O R S E . R O B B ! M E S S E R V E Y . P A ., Defendants NOTICE OF A C T IO N PROPERTY TO G all L C * m and David W Case, her husband, and Thad B Calhoun and a ll unknown hairs, devisees, grantees, assignees, lienors, c re d ito rs, trustees, or other c la im a n ts claim ing by. through, under or against Itiem R E SID E N C E UNKNOWN YOU A R E H EREBY NOTI F IE O th a t an action to lorecloM a m ortgage on th* following property In Seminole County. F lo rid * Lot ) ! . C A R D IN A L OAKS. PHASE I I . according lo iho amended p le l I tier eel as re corded In P ie t Book 11. pages t l . t t and 100. P ublic Records of Seminole County. F to ld * Also known as ( I I Mourning Dove C ircle . Lake M ery. Flor Ida 22144 has been file d against you. end you ere re q u ire d to serve * copy o t your w ritte n defenses II any to It, on th * p la ln t iil* attorney, when* nam e end address Is Robert M Quinn o l Carlton. Fields. W ard, Emmanuel. Smith A C utler. P .A . Post Office Boa 111*, la m p * . H o n d a 1)401, on o r botoro J u ly M . 1*TJ. end III* the o rig in a l w ith th * d a rk ol this cou rt e ith e r before service on p la in tiff's attorne y or im m td i a te ly th e re a fte r, otherwiM a default w ill be entered egainsl yew lo r tho re lie f demanded in the com plaint o r petition W ITNESS m y hand end the seal of said cou rt on June 21. im (C ourt Seal) M A R Y A N N E MORSE C LE R K . C IR C U IT COURT B y: R uth K ing Deputy C le rk Publish June 24 A July I I IS. tw i D E F IM CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT HOURS 9:00 AM. • 5:30 P il. MONDAY thru FRIDAY CLOSED SATUR0AY A SUNDAY PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14 conatcuttva tlm oi______57* i lint 7 ronsacuttva tim et---------- 70* a lina 3 conaacubva times______.91* • lint 1 Um#________________51.19 a tin* Ratos art pgr It sue, based on 3 lines • 3 Lings Minimum A G ENTS AVON. E a rn to 10to N o d o o r/d o o r G u a ra n te e d 4 0 \ discoun ts Sendl 211 I I * ) AGENTS REAL ESTATE) N othing succeeds Ilk * success We t * w ell into o u r Jrd decode o t tra in in g successful agents No license* W e’ll help! WATSON R E A L T Y CORP R EALTO R S ___________ 221 l i e* APPOINTMENT SETTERS WANTEO P /T eves Good a ttitu d e req 14 HC hr plus bonus 1 20 *P M SERIOUS IN Q U IR IE S O N L Y ! CA L L 212*112________ BAKERY PRODUCTION NOW ACCEPTING ScfwdtAng may mckjd* Herald AdvorleM a tt w o o s lo f anaddbo<v«<Dy Cancel when you gat te t iits Pay o rty t o days your ad rurw al tale earned U s * M desenpeun I n tashrst resiati Copy must toeow a in fC K W typo graphical to m -Commercial kaquancy ralw t are at.xi.rt4* DEADLINES Tuesday Ihru Friday 12 Noon The Day B e to e Pubkcabon Sunday And Monday S H P M Friday A D J U S T M E N T S A N D C R E D fT S : In th o o v t n l o l o n e r r o r In a n a d , lh a S a n fo rd H e ra ld w ill b o r e s p o n s ib le f o r lh a fir s t In p o rtio n o n ly a n d o n ly t o lh a e x te n t o f lh a c o s t o l th a l In a g r llo n . P le a t# c h o c k y o u r a d f o r a c c u r a c y fh a Aral d a y It m na. Past food or ba ke ry *> p . plus good m ath he lp fu l A pply In person 1)11 i ily e r Lake Dr . Sanford Cabinet Shop Trainee B u ild and in sta ll co m m e rcia l s to re H itu r e s M u s t ha ve clean Class D d r iv e rs licence and basic tools F u ll tlm a , h e a lth Insuranced a lte r 40 days C e ll 4 0 ! 2 1 ) * * * * Mon F rL_______________ CARPENTERS A ll phases Up to l l l / h r 401 *14 *101 R efundable Fee CASHIER/CLERK 31—Personals 33—Lost & Found ADOPTIONS LOSTH R F W A R D It l l o ir r h .i B u ll m ix 1 mo old 'tm a le T a n w b lk lace On M E D IC A T IO N ! For inteclien P le a s * c a lll I u t f i w LOST W hit# w icke r rock** with re d cushion w hile in transit In Santord on 4 V P leasecall 111 1114or H I SOU Free medical care, transput ta tlo n , counseling p riv a te doctor plus living tip e riM c B ar *1)1111 Call A lle rn e y John F n cke r I 100 t l ! MM 23—Los! & Found * G R E Y TIGER 1T R IP E D C A T About i months o ld ’ Found al Santord Hospital *04 li e ttti) leave message__ REW ARD 1 IM I L o sl dog sm a ll gray and w h it* $hih T iu female. 4 > tbs Losl from Remington Oaks. Lake M a 'y on * 2 ) No I aqs ) } ) ) ! ! l Legal Notices NOTICE UNOER FIC TITIO U S NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT M AY CONCERN Notice is hereby given th a l the undersigned pursuant to th * " F ic t it io u s N a m t S ta tu te Chapter (410*. F lo rida Statutes, w ill register w ith th * Depart m en! of Stele. D ivision o f Cor poralions. upon receipt o t proof o f the publication of this Notice, th * fic titio u s na m e, to w it S T O R Y W O R K IN S T IT U T E under which t am engaged in business a t *E1 Slone wood l «ne in the C ity ot M am and. Semi note County, Florida Thai th* pa rty interested in said business enterprise is as lollow s RlChardD Sion* P ublish: July 1 .1**) DEG* ST. JOHNS RIVER W ATER M A N A G EM EN T D ISTR IC T Intended Agenc y Ac lie n ____ The O is iricI gives notice o Hs Intent to issue a pe rm it to the follow in g a p p lica n llsl on July 12.It*) M A R V IN K F O R E . I I * T E M P L E TERRACE. O VIEO O F L 22141. ap plica tio n *2 111 0J4JAUV Th* D is tric t proposes to allocate 0 4* m illio n gallons pe r day ol water lor 1) ACRES O F C IT R U S A F R E E Z E PROTECTION The w ithdraw e ls used by this proposed project w i l l c o n s is t o l G R O U N D W A T E R FROM THE FLOR I D A N A Q U IF E R v ia O N E E X IS T IN G W ELL .n Seminole County located in the SE '« OF SE to OF NW U OF SW to o l Section 21. Township 21 South. Range 22 East. T h * l | i e ( i l containing each ol th * above listed ap p lice tlo n ls) e re a v a ila b le lo r inspe ction Monday through F riday e a it p t fo r legal holidays. I 00 a m lo 1 00 p m a l lha SI Johns R iver W a te r M anagem ent D i sIr let H ig h w a y 100 W is h P a la tka F lo r id * T h * D is tric t w ill lake action on e a ch p e rm it a p p lic a tio n liste d above unless e pe titio n lo r an a d m in is tra tiv e proceeding (h e a rin g ) is tiled pursuant to the provisions of section DO SI. F S , and ttc lio n aoC M i l . F A C A person whose substantial inte r esls a re affected by any o f th * O ls tr lc ti proposed p e rm ittin g decisions R N ntilled above m ay p e titio n tor an a d m inistra tive hearing in accordance w ith sec lio n 120 11. F S Petitions must com ply w ith the requirem ents ol F lo rid a A d m in is tra tiv e Cod* Rules 40C l H I and aOC l 111 end be tiled w ith (received by) th * D is tric t Clerk, P O Box M2*. P e ia tk*. F lo rid a J i m 142* P e t i t i o n s lo r ad m l n l i t r a t l v * h e aring on the above a p plication !*) m u sl be tile d w ithin fourteen U 4| days ol publications ol this n o lle * or w ith in fourteen (14) days ol a c tu a l receipt o l this intent, w hichever lirs l occurs Fa ilu re to h i* a petition w ithin this llm * parted shall constitute a w aiver o l eny rig h t such person may h a v e t o r e q u e s t a n ad m ln l s t r a l l v e d e te r m in a tio n (h earin g) under section lit) i f I S . concerning the su b le t t p e r m it a p plication P etitio n s w h ic h a re not tile d In ac cor dance w ith th * above pro visions are subject to dism issal Rost# P arker. D ale Control Technician D ivision ol P erm it O at* Services P ublish J u ly ! I* * ) DEG* U N C LAIM ED V E H IC LE AUCTION 1/11/*] 14 P lym outh BA1AF4X04144) 1/14/M 1* B ulck 4M4TW*GI101!I IS F o rd No ID N umber 14 F o rd *B *)H l4 7 l4 l IB F ord IKW YI0B4M 40 Pontiac 2W I1W AN10120! 1/J1/T1 41 A m erican lX M A W *a « F K I*2 IIO 10 C adillac *S4*R*Q120*aC i ! F ord r u m n u io • lO ld v n p b it* IG)AJ1*HsFD44 l2f0 *4 Kawasaki JK AZX4A laGAfanuj) Altamonte Towing 117 M arker St AM Spgs Sal* Begins a lt s M A M View ) hour p i <j , P ublish July - ■**) 25—Special Notices * * BATON CLASS * * Indiv k G roup lessons avail F o r in to 1 )* 1*11. Ginger W r.ght, D ire cto r ot th * H u m canes * } Stale Cham p one C H E E R L E A D E R CLASS starts soon Sign up now lo r th* Cheerettes ages 4 t l Have fu n g e l in sh a p e , m a ke If lend* B u ild co n i id e m * and sell esteem )14 IS4 4 or 111 I l l s 27—N ursery & Child Care____ ABC S M A L L D A V C A R f Babies, toddlers 1 hoi meals Free weekMDee 17) out D AYC A R E O P E N IN O m m y Hidden la k e H om e 1 X 1 JO L o ts o l T L C . r e ts a v a il 401C 4)1 221 4IE2____________ Tor Excellent.. P ro fe ssional C H IL D Services c e ll21) )0M CARE M IC H E L L E ’ S H OUSE II* P ER W E E K ! Open 4 10AM 1] M id n ig h t I 221 1411*1*1 IB 31—Medical FL O R ID A CORF is an oulpa lle n t r e h a b ilita tio n la s tly pro vid in g the ideal service you need f o r in fo rm a tio n or a .. J l - Legal Services___ IM M IG R A T IO N P R O B L E M !* C all A ttorney P e le r Hickey 4211104 N E E D A W IL L or liv in g w ill? C all Smiles 21* 1)1* Also legal research done 61—Money to Lend BILLS DUE? Have I Place to Pay I Slash M o nthly P aym ents! Gel Cred Hors O il Your B a rk ! Easy Q ua lity No C o lla te ra l1 211 M i l 70—Listing Service DELIVERY PERSON P a rt lim e In q u ire a l * ♦ ) 04>> C oastal M a rt Inc Is now h irin g tor t i l and p t positions E iceH ent wages ben* I its. end vacations Apply In person at Coastal M a rt. 1411 Orlande Ave Santord. F L E O E CLERICAL F u ll lim e. 10 key, tilin g , lig h t typin g com puter experience helpful Suarei D is trib u tin g L o n g w o o d ______ . .024 1200 DEMONSTRATORS C hristm as Around th * W orld now h irin g Free 1M0 sam ple k it No In v e s tm e n t A ls o b o o k in g p a rtie s 110 tre e m erchandise and m o re l 40121*1121_________ ELECTRONIC TECH W ill tra m aot alSSlOl R»tw«sd«bia Fee EXP. PAINTER M ust be a b i* to spray, brush and r o ll 221 4121. Iv m sg EXPERIENCED SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS SAn D «l M a n u fa c tu rin g Is a c c e p tin g a p p lic a tio n s to r E X P E R I E N C E D IN D U S T R IA L sewing m achine o p *f a to rt only Accepting apphea lions Ih ru July 2nd. then again S tarting Ju ly 12th for h irin g to begin July llt h P aid holidays and vacation, a ir conditioned fa c ility 1140 Old Lake M a ry R d. Santoed *0122 111)0 G ENERAL I M W . l l t h SI. A D D TO YOUR INCOME S E LL AVON MOWt C A LL )21 4222 *c 221-*41* FLO R ID A STATE REQUIRES a ll contractors be ir g is to rtd o r c e rtifie d To v e rily a slat* c o n t r a c t o r s M e a n s * c e ll t 100 2*1 1*40 O ccu p a tio n a l Licenses * r * re q u ire d by th* county and con be v e -ilie d by ce llin g 221 IDO, e . t 1422 Additions & Remodeling R E S /C O M M V in y l S iding . A lu m F r a m in g D ry w*M O w ns Root ng. Concrete 111 44J) S O B a tln t, CBCS1MM Carpentry C A R P E N T E " AM kin d s Ot home re pairs, p a in ting A ceram ic 11* R ichard Gross )21 1*12 Cleaning Service 1 P R I N O C L E A N I N G . In outside Rentals Also w kly rates Windows, to o l 111 t i l l M E D IC A L WAREHOUSE Medical Assist.-LPN Full tim e, tor busy Gaslroen l*ro to g y p r a c tic e S enlord Area Send resum e le : P O Bes 114*. Santord. F L » m M EDICAL LPNS 11PM I AM 1 )P M lu ll in person Clr . * IV_E_ p a rt lim e AND O' p a rt tim eapply Lakeview Nursing m d S t Sanford NIGHT AUDITOR Full tu n *, experienced pref Must be honest, dependable, outgoing p e rsona lity PART TIME FRONT D ESK CLERK lle x ib l* hours Inc week ends will train Im m e d ia t e em ploym ent Apply tod ayl Super IM e lx l. S R. 44and 14 Survey Personnel Rod person and instrum ent person needed for construe tion lay out crew A pply a l M l t A irp o rt R lvd Between 1AM 4PM ________________ SALES COUNSELOR Oaklawn P ark C em etery and Funeral Home is looking lor 2 lu ll tune em ployees lor p r* need counseling C ell D el* Myers ______ 122 424) Secretary Part Tim* Filing, typing phone work C ell 40) 111 12*0 TELEMARKETING Experience p re le rre d . bu l w ill if am Excellent o tllc e . toca lion, program and opportuni ly For In fo r m a tio n c a ll i MO M l 00 )a TELEMARKETERS Pciminent And Temp Positions Company w ill tra in people with phone skills E x p . not necessary Hours Mon Thurs S tP M S a t. «AM 1PM Flex bie on hours when pe rm * nent Salary plus bonus Sr c ltlja n * welcom ed! Never A Fee' Help Personnel *1* *1** TITLE CLERK E rp only M ust w ork 4 '. days end t e v e n in g A p p ly In person 1211 W Is l St San lo rd ________________ _ WAIT STAFF AM and PM BUS PERSON AM and PM A pply in person Holiday Inn 120 N P alm etto A y*. Senlord. FL NOPHONE CALLS. PLEASE I Full llm * . p e rt tim e Up tp I f 21 p e r h o u r AM I h l l t l a v a ila b le 401414*141 R* lundebto Fee___________ ____ W AREHOUSE A N D O E M IR A L LA B O R H E L P N C E D E D I Bonus tor d r iv e rs A ll Shills available D a lly pay. re lee Report re ady to w ork 1 X am. In d u s tria l La bor SvC DU French A y N o phone cells 73—Employment Wanted C N A/HH A CPH certifie d Car mg end professional Santord Geneva o r surrounding areas M-hf 24* *120 H E LP E R OP A L L TRADES. G ro c e ry s h o p p in g . I l l w / shut ins. d 'iv e lo doctor No Iob too big or s m a ll I Reason able rates 212 *1)1 Iv msg NEW 114 insurance tor M r* N A lta m o n te area _________C all 22) M )0________ 93—Rooms lor Rent CLEAN ROOMS, single llarbng Slt/w k K itc h e n , phtn*. laundry, vide* games, ell street parking IM *41) SANFORD Sleeping room, all house pf i v Sad wk with depot it 224 2444 __ ___ SANFORD. Furrs o r u n lu rn . 110'w k in c lu d e * u tilitie s Also room s u ita b le tor couple. 14x24. BIOS w k W a sh e r. dryer, pool A lt 2111 97—Apartments Furnished / Rent NOTICE A ll re n ta l an d re a l estate edvertisem ents are Sub|*ct to the Federal F a ir Housing Act w hich m a k e s it Ille g a l to * d i * f t i t * any preference i.m Ita lio n o r d is c r im in a t io n based on race, color religion sex handicap fa m ilia l t'a tu t or n a tio n *' o rig in NIC ELY F U R N IS H E D Apt In unique setting n e a r downtown U til paid, re t ’ % no pets 1110 mo 22) 022* ONE BORM I bath I u.r-tvhed ettkie ncy, S antord 1)21 mo 1 KB deposit.............. -- M 4 1 M * SANTORO L a rg e upstairs t bdrm epl w / big eat In kltch *n t i l l Inc w ate r 222 2*42 W INTER SPR IN O S . Furn apt In priva te hom e u tilitie s paid end cable P r iv e t* entrance 1121 wk , *100 sec dep 4*1 t ill an ytim e Wholesale warehouse select In g u p lo 40 p o s it io n s W a re h o u s e m a n a g e m e n t, m a rke tin g sales S tart today! No * * p * fi* n c # required C all Lisa 22*0022_______ HOUSE CLEANERS Ai i fk«K#r». A 1 I»*y' Mu n*«M* Of w tfA ffXll C j|r n ffd fd »l C o m p an y ." M fr i y M amI i Im illion IntUlltn E x p e r ie n c e d i n s t a l l e r s w anted Good 11 *04 i t * )U 4 i r i RASY ■ WORK TO DAY. GET P A ID TO DAY! SPR IN T STAF F I N G ________ 22* 2011 L IV E IN N E E D E D Room A board and m onthly salary No Fee G F L IS to * 11*4142 MAIDS F T, M F. 1 4 W ill tra in , u n ifo rm s M o lly M a id . 1*1 1001 Mechanic M u si be A S E c e rtifie d , lop pay. great benefits! 22) *0*0 ask tor Sheltoy ________ WIN $4,500°° D o o rs O pen J u ly 4th at 3 :3 0 Package Prices S12. $15. $17 $24 & $28 KNIGHTSOFCOLUMBUS 2504 S. Oak Ave • Sanford • 322-9777 M E D IC A L LPN 323-5176 71-H elp Wanted WILL TRAIN IMMEDIATE OPENINGS $150-1450 71-Help Wanted EMPLOYMENT 7 1 - H tlp Wanted W hatever Your Field... F u ll lim e , 1 ) and I t 1 Charge Nurse positions Experience in long te rm c a r* h ig h ly d * s lr e a b l* D ru g I r e * w o rk p la c e C o n t a c t! D e b a r y M anor. 44 N Mwy 11*2. D* b a ry , FI 22111.444 4414 MASTER ELECTRICIAN L k 'd 'l n * 14hrs F a ir p rice s! Ret s tEROOOIIf] 11144)1 Flooring HAROWOOO FLO OR IN O Install Sanding Finishing T O M Q U E N I I I ) 4)4 11*7 Home Improvement XL DOCS IT ALL F ix It tig h t a t a p ric e you can a ffo rd L ie d Ins F ro m s ta rt lo lim sh Carpentry p lu m b Ing. e le c tric a l, and ro oting sves 22 y r* o l experience No fob too b g or sm a ll Call 1)4 t i l l e r >14 ISM 24h r*. P in WAY ■ w r snow up FIND A BUMPER CROP OF OPPORTUNITIES IN THE CLASSIFIEDS! R A N D Y ’ S Q U A L IT Y LAW N. Complete pro c a r* since l*eo Cleanups hauling 111 «)1 s TOM A J I f f ' S LA W N C A R E t Res /Comm . dependable, low r a lt s l Freeest )K> 10)0 TURF TR IM M ER S Low rates. Free e s t. Res A com m t tim e yr round) Ret 12) 1144 Masonry TWP MASONRY. Brick. Block. Stucco, Concrete. Renov* tiom Uc./le* >11)444 Outside Lighting REPLACE Parking let. pole A bldg security lights P aint A repairs S W S 14241)0 Paintinc K A H PAINT AN D R E M O D E L Free Estimates I Refs . I k No job loo sm all! 4**-4)44 Concrete Plumbing C A P T A IN CONCRETE. Wayno Beal > M an ^Kxalily Opera P L U M B IN G R E P A IR A N D SERVICE ’ Free estimate*. Ik 4CFC01I4141140*02. Tom Io n ' M* int/TS* 1*01 RAINEY R O O F IN G . Over 24 y r*. exp S e r v in g L a k e , V o lu s ia . S e m in o le . F re e e s tim a te * L i t . S I. R C. 0011*14. bonded *04 1)4 *411. *04 472 2* I l o r 224 4422 Trash Hauling AFFORDABLE H A U L IN G W ill clean, haul tra s h You name III We’ll haul Ml C all 111 0244 THT CERAMIC T IL E A M A R B LE • ip * r i* n c * d in a ll phase*, custom w ork, p a in tin g and other home re p a irs 4012*1 42*4 or *04 211 4144___________ E XP E R IE N C E D In a ll phases ot III* Installation I n * . I k . wholesale t it* p ric e * *42 tea* Tree Service ~ ECHOL! TREE SVC L k 's . In* "L e t the P rofessionals do It." Free estim ates 222 272* u.«.wimpsaoumto n«ra|*4**R»CAH*4m B M N I' 1, ^ \ J r r r t i sr ) n u r I tusi nr w / r r r v Duy I or Is I m r S 7 7 f ' r r Month. ( n i l ( Inssifitul. 'Jlill \.s DECS --aa? M It ^ g n r r t iarj ir’.-r 1 n _ �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Thursday, July 1. 1WJ - 5 0 99—Apartments Unfurnished / Rent C LE A N 1 BDRM er Slodto a ll carpet, b ltn d i. A appliances 17)5 J»S plu s se cu rity No P«>*1_______ 7)0 )!>« C LE A N . QUIET I bd(.n ,,pl AC, Ifld g e stove. » » ts r tn d . near 1> Worn or Reasonably p r ic ed Eves H I H i t 1 0 3 -Houses Untumlshed / Rent Stenstrom Rentals e f f ic ie n c y a p a r tm e n t. P a r tia lly turn A/C Free canoa ore K alla t Landing u t s mo No i«-tt jjj aero a L K . MA R Y 1/1 con do, w /tin g le garage. Iplc . Lease w- Option t i l l mo STM tec • SANFORD 1/1 A pl W /den. I pic . IJT1 mo . 1)C0 u k • SANFORD. 1/1 w 's in g le gar Ig rooms, lettced yd . CM A IS M mo tssotec O LO CH ARBOR, 1/1 w /de n. te r n pool w /|a c u )7 l. Ip lc . d b l gar l IfM m o t*00 set • S U N l AND 1/1.1. w c a rp o rt, le n c e d yd t i l r a s to ra g e . CM A IS21 rno. tWO tec Stenstrem R eally. Inc. "W e Manage your Hem e, lik e ilw e ie w r J im Deyle 777 7445 A fter 5 PM sIM -144) LA K E J IN N IE APARTM ENTS I Odrm A p ti Availably Free w a te r/ga » I T H I t H 1 B D R M . > B A T H . Fenced. P ln e c re tl area ab solutely no p e ts >471 w /d is c o u n t 3W )546 Lavan’s Landing 1 I C.ARAC.F W ft hOOkUp te r n porch CHA tSSO mo ♦WO d ip ST« B l t / t A P I « T fl 1 /1 S A N F O R O . l a n c e d , spar tou t l i t ! a m o nth 5450 deposit l i t SKOor 1 » 4M0 C O N V EN IE N T A N O LP A C IO U l C A LL GENEVA GARDENS APTS. fflm g G F F IC IIN C V Apt., vary em ail n a a d t carpel, nice neighbor hood 11)5 mo Plus alec 774 7774 I A 1 BDRM VILLAS RENT TOOWH C R E O IT N O PROBLEM A p p lic a tio n s tor ) ndrm llo m a t N o * Being Accepted L a te Ada Ib d rm .tJ M m o I b d rm . te 10 mo and up D U P L E X LAKE M A R Y 1 b rd m I tm stove, re lrlg . A / C . w ash d r y h o o k u p l tM Q /m o .H W d e p H U M S SANFORD Modern 1/h A /C . r a r p e l. blinds d ith w a th e r . I dr v ftn . r arpor I S4G06J0 /O il C a s tle b e rry , I bdrm A J b d rm A ttic Storage! C a ll Jnan In. * rP o n lm r, t .J * iJU SANFORD S B .U K rpl W r r . lt P ool A L a u n d ry , I A 1 bedroom s Convenient lor a tion' Can Pal 771 4450 TWO EORM. Available All single tier y Casselberry location C all M a h t s a . m il I t SAN FO R D T bdrm . cars* H /A , c a rp o rt laundry rm , S i f t mo 14M Lake A veH O O K S S M A L L t b d r m . appliances, c a r p o r t id e a l t i l e lo r I person 1)10 plus dep Jtt USA 1 B D R M . I Bath S rrn porch CMA ell appls . I w c arport. t ilS m u D it t o s _________ . 107-M obile Homes / Rent S A N F O R D I b d rm , p o rc h c le a n , u t i l i t i e s lu r n ith e d e n e p I power IDO plus tr< No p e lt aOTlat D M or to i la l ataT F L O E R SPRINGS OH Mwy ID . 1.1 A 1 B drm t S T l t l w k SIM dap 111 1 /11________________ M O B IL E HOME ig lol located on SI Rd 45 West Sanford SlOO mo 777 1104 hr, msq B E A U T IF U L 4/1 fam ily home 1/00 plus dep M u tt seel San l e d Court Comm 1/J IK I HR AND NEW 1 BDRM i bath w ith garage on b>g corner let leJS m o * o i i n o i i i ____ CORNER LOT >.- .1 Ikt.om 1/1, lire p t. la m .ly rm carport Q uiet near I) 11. remodeled ISIS m o U t a 777 D M No pets H ID D E N LAKE. V I. ISM a m onth SlOO security deposit U M » t_ HUD HOMES F fcm tS M O e w n WHY RE NT / The Hllllman Creep. I l l 111] 114 - Warehouse Space / R e n t___ L O N G W O O D /l A K E M A R Y M id s»e storage warehouses. 600 POO 1100 so tt. F ree rent w / t ! m e lease, fro m S14S’m o ___ M l OI W _______ ____ SI ( U H II r VVARE MOUSE v i a n d Old Lake M a ry B ird *1.15 0 1.000 Sq f l Ol lie warehouse 'F in is h e d o l lic e space also available Kapenke H eaitr. I M F I I I I W A R E H O U S E SPACE A v a il­ a b le 301 N Maple Ave San fo rd M lW O a s k lew S heilay Realker Nice cent H /A la£ E MARy * b d rm . l i t b a lh . b lind s B n c n l yd Lake M ary tchooTt HOP plus sec 104 444 I I/O 70& SO FT. W arehouta space, lo r shop or storage, on San lo rd A irp o rt F ligh t lin e In eludes ollice and b a thro om w shower |400mo 1 » 4 0 4 LANE MARY. 1 bdrm older 117—Commercial Rentals Home faOO'mo plus security, s e p a ra te e fllc le n c y a p t r i» _ m o p lu ssa cu r11y M l l l t l N | { b ~ U P S T A IR S home. Now app! W ater and garbage patd P 50 piu » dapooii t i l te a ] -M$FoSo-Tbdrm--T mmspin" plan large home w-tng tangly rm Cent M 'A N shaded corner rot 11/1 mo plus tecu r|ly d e p W JLP roperl.es - Wes Lauw tm a. ID 4 /lt S AN FO R D Eaecuhve 4 bdrm I tv e ’ h 1 ,0 0 0 sq I I P o o l, w orkshop I acre Na pels! S l.IM P or n g Realty i n M i l S AR FO R D lease w ith option to buy 1/1 I t . 111! Cypress Ave StTIpluS security 7450364 N I G H T C L U B 4066 sq II . Titusville lully equip SHOO m e Liquor He a v a il 6)4 0116 . J A N E O R D - . J O a 71- C J: 10. /OO sq II w ith o i l . re s llr lc s truck h i - s p rin k le d 440V 1 phase service L I m enu cr distribu tio n c tr I I SOU I D 1116 118—Office Space/R ent N E W Sanford ottices an d or warehouses 4001.600 sq II Special STSt/mo M l 7534 oi l ICE. IIH sq. It. Bait do w n tow n Senlord locatio n S l / l m o 1/66166____________ S AN FO R O Camm . 1441 sq ft i 16 a It High Ira llic area. J im D o y k . SNnstrem R e a lty. I n r 111 1411 Find the skills you need to get a better fob In the SEARS R E F R I O E R A T OR . alm ond. 70 cu II. 5700 SEARS W ASH ER . 5150 777 170 • S IN O LE B E D w ith fram e New condition 1 4 0 0 6 0 ___________ 1716017 VENTURI I PRO PERIllS F H A O R V A A llO W A l ! \ G o v ' l F o r e c lo s u r e s . Re p o s / A s s u m e N o Q u a lif y H om es* O w n e r fin a n c in g Seminole, Orange. Vofusle laniard less than 51.600 down • TWO S M A L L SOFAS. Col oclul, flo ra l M l 171 7164 USED B E D D IN G SAL EH King. Queen, F u ll A Single 145 a Set A U p l L A R R Y ’ S M aH 177 4111 A iiu in a No Q u a lllle sl a 5 /1 on 1/1 a c ra l Fenced cut de sac. dead end street 14 4 600 A dditional homes a v a il tess than S/K down I LX I VCR. B rand New) I yr M a in ! agreem ent 5150 546 6064________________________ L k . M a r y / l e n g w o o d P eel Home 1 1 , garage, liv in g dining, lam rm s M l 500 l k M ary pool heme. 4/1. living, dining, fa m ily rm . 1106.600 1 A c rts 04 Seclusionl Conlem po»ary J/7 tw o story. Iplc, scr porch w/spa. detached garage, workshop. 1114.600 PAUl & BETH OSBORNE VENTURE I PROPERHES 171 4 / 6 4 BAD CREDIT SANFORO. O llk e space. 1400 sq I I building total, 1100 sq II pe r o llic e unit 111 /004 121—Condominium Rentals L A K E MARY SANFORD erea 1/1. W /O , pool, tennis, spa. and m o re 1SlOO mo M l 14/1 S A N F O R D . 1 b d rm . 1 b a lh Ik I ro o t Washer, dfyec, pool. 1560 O R J AM COR P 616 6041 UN-SATIONAL UMMER LIVING at 80EVILLA APARTMENTS! )u n u BATEMAN REALTY L K Real Estate B roker 7440 Sanford Ave 321-0759.............. 32I-22S7 BUILDER'S SPECIAL Brand new 1/1 lo r only 161.100 on your lot No money down II equity In your lol PETERSONHOMES 1411166 HALL R E A L T Y 31? V/ Flu,! SI S.tnfot.1 LAKE M A R T 1 b d rm 1 balh w /la m ily room, c e n tra l H /A . fenced yard, garage, w alk lo go lf course la t.e o o Owner Imancmg w ith t i l 000 down LAKE FRONT H O M E. 1 bdrm w ith le m ily rm U nique view fro m k itc h e n and ro a r o l hom e! Inside u tility , carport Only 514.500 BANK REPOS 323*5774 FOR SALE OR RENT I b d rm I b lh C a rp o rt, u t ilit y shed, screened patio *01 15) 01*4 LK M A R Y |/7 w ith le m lly rm lo treed lol M l.000 W M a tic/ow skl, 1 7 1 ^6 6 1 ^ SANFORO FanU shc buy' ) b d rm I balh New carpel, p a in t New kitchen T o ta lly renovated 54] 000 566 70)4 or 111 4101 SANFORZ. 1 bdrm. family rm new A/C. new carpel 1/ oco down F MA 54/ 100 7/4 )l44 STAIRS PROPERTY MANAGEM ENT A REAL TY 66/ 111 / » ! / ] > ] 65)6 OVER S I 36 m YEARS STENSTROM REALTY, INC. VVr list ami sell more property than anyone in the Grealer Sanford lake Mary area. • C O U N TR Y LIV IN O on 1/4 Ac r e w ' G r e a t r m . s p ill B d rm Plan. Fenced Y a rd ! F a m ily rm or 4th B drm lo b e done I New Root Tco I 546,5001 • START OUT NIOHT w /th ts I ' l w /lo ls o l Room! Fenced L o l w /v le w o l Lakel Room lor R V B o a l l Enc C a r p o r t ! SS4.SG0I 6 W E L L M A IN T A IN E D ) : w 'a G arden 1/7 Balh in U t ilit y ' E at In Kitchen. F a m ily rm . t/a A c re . Fenced. P riv a te S treet! 146,600' CALL ANYTIME 322-2420 A IR COND ITIO NER HUN TER u.SOO BTU. 6 y rs old Good HIOOEN L A K E . 1 yes young ] bdrm . 1 bln s p ill plan ) car g a ra g e , s c re e n e d p o r c h M arket price 560 s. liste d al 5/6 000 Dot W aller 6)11441 E R A Daniel and W ohlwender O n tu iK , GOV'T REPOS, bank lore cio s u re t, assu m e no q u a lity mortgages I Low m onthly OBANK FO RECLOSURE. 1r. cent H /A . scr porch, nice neighborhood 510 000 • MUD FORECLOSURE. 4 7 In P lnecre sl G re at home I Low down HO s • I D Y L L W I L D E 111 w ith la m llty rm . eel in kitchen, super targe In ground pool I Only M7 000 Call lor d fla ils t Jm l Minitiild, 323-7271 AA C arnet. Inc., I l l I >M condition 6100 O B O i l l l » 4 - 3 2 1 - 2 7 2 0 330-1431 Paradise at Your Doorstep... Ask About Our Spectacular Summer Specials! - IM F F a rk Or., la n ia rd 641 W Lake M a i y 61. Lk M a ry •In Our 37th Y tir* T U S K A W IL LA O iH re tt saiel 4 bd rm . 1 bath. poo*, fire place O w ner finance, no q u a lify . IQS down 5116 600 461 0)17 m i M A P L E AVE SALE OR R E N T W /O p tla n closa to schools, shopping. 1/1, liv in g A d in in g 5)0 000 664 111 6711 7 B D R M . I BATH C O T T A O t. Appliances, storage shed 7564 M ohaw k Ave 111 000 110 7067 *1 HOMES ON i LOT. h i . la m rm A 7-1 lor M om 560 6001 ■CASSELBERRY 4 /| Trees. Cut De Sac Tarms. Isa opl OUT S TA N D IN G 1106 W0 C A L L B A R T R E A L E S T . INC. _________(60)1)71 )4ts________ 149—Commercial P r o p e r ly / J a le ^ LO N O W O O D . High v lt lb ilt y Free standing building Toned C l S m ith and A iio c 114 1414 Beautiful Apartments to Have and to Hold... • Smgto Story Design • No one • Fnendty on t ile Manager* above or bakrw •Llrwyje Apt E liras • Studos, 1 i 2 Badrm • Security • f o r Your Peace ot AlSoidabto Apaitmenta Mmd • FurnishedUrVumiahad StuxSoi 3301 Sanford Ave., Sanford •323-3301 N o u n M -F . 9 • 5, S a t . 1 0 - 2 Welcome Home to Country Lake Apts. 2 Bedroom / 2 Bath 1/2 month FREE n l l h a l J i l l ' m i l l Ir-a s r - a llM O O M - tM T - H e v t - r w f child urgenlte d a n d ready lo r school In c lu d e s tw in bed. m atching headboard, dresser, desk, end hutch A ll fo r 5100 m D ai DININO ROOM SET. M anufactured 1411, 6 placet. • a c tlto n l c o n d itio n A s k in g 56101717411_______ ;________ •ELECTROLUX VACUUM sweeper co m p le te w ith a ll accessories good condition 5 5 )......:......... ....... .1116656 H O S P IT A L B E D . A ll atoc , • * c t l c o n d . a ll accessories Inc .5600 OBO ........ 1710)06 i 205—STampa/ Coins IN D IA N S. L ln c p ln t. to ile r sons Buffaloes. D im as, halves 10% below b id BaA 407 )1 ) 6066 211— Antiques / Col Itell bits ‘ D E A L E R SPACE AVAI L A B L E * A u n ty M a ry 's A n ­ tiq u e s . 1661 B ra n c h Av e. 0 7 f l ) Santoed. Wa buy ana piec e /e n tlre e ila to s l 466-7764 P F A F F S a w i n g M a c h in e , com puter Model tea#. M int Cond A ppria sed S600 Sell 5)00 firm M l 1466 • K I R B Y H E R IT A O E 64 vecu um A ttachm ents, shsmpooer. '5100 177 6716 • X U O O A O I * A M S O M IT K . \ — Huid i l ded .-tr.ree- pleuer Ttgnrtan V ery good condi Hon 555 ■ ___________ 777 0647___________ N IN TE N D O . M l. Power Glove. 5K>. Joystick, t l ) Jo rP td . 110. Speadboard. U . M othership. 55 rem ote. 515; Repair kit, I ) ; cleaning k it. U . 4 games. 174 a a c h i F o u rtc e re . 51). S u p e r n e s s A n g l e r . 515/ Super con 7. 51); Call )77 550) to r Info, ask fo r Daniel_______ Relax In Your New Spa! O L D C A L O R I C OA S A N D WOOD B U R N IN G RANOE. Very ra re E acaltont condi lion Make o ile r 1)6 4)06 • TOOL BOX. P la stic tool bo> 215— Boats and Accessories 6 AIRBOAT. toll Gratvhoppvr POOH TOON BOAT 41. 70 II 40 repairs are done W a rra n ty 74 yrs eaparlencal John. A + Bast A ppliances, 174 )165 • OESK la r student. Custom m ade w ith file cabinet and storage shelves SSO M l 5166 D IA M O N D S O LIT A IR E RINGS 566 and up. F rte slu n g ! Best Pawn A Jew #try, n f r s ils Seals S. portable, never used W. cedar gazebo underwater lig h t 5 U / 5 407 631 7777 • LOVE SEAT. S le*per. gold A black p ie d . Good condition S40 » 6 1660_________________ NO SERVICE CALL FEE when • C A B IN E T , wood base X In ch a t high. 1* inches deep F o rm ica lo p Good condition 57) Cel 11)0 <606_____________ • C A M E R A . Y a s h lc a m il 174 T L R . e rc e lle n l condition, w ith case, book 5100 177 5)1), De Ilona D O LLS W A N T C O . P ra 1664 B 6 rb i« 6 . G l n n y i. S h lrto y Temples and ethers UP t l f o 160 HP, Lyco m ing new megs . 7 props, tra ile r. 11500 Cell 771 5405 or 7 )) m o __________ • M IC R O W A V E 1 )6 . L a rg * . Clean, works per laef. 177 14)0 A T T E N T I O N CAR Phan* B u y t r l. C e llu a r car phone 150 00. 40) 110 7)5)___________ Registered PetT L IV IN O RM torn.. 5 pc . sola 7 chairs, ottom an A colfee la b 't 67)1 711 1640 MATTRESS A N D BO X springs double sue sets fo r sale Great value! 170 sat ............ 1710660 223—M isce lla neous 10 • W ELSH COROI. Male. I I mo needs fe n c e d y a r d p r i l e r someone w ith other dog. gels alo n g w e ll w ith c a ls too l F R E E TO GOOD H OM E 171 6765 • CORNER HUTCH. P in t < ) glass doors, d ra w e r A low dorrs 6 l b o trtom w /space lor sloraga 1100 fir m C all 177 0)67. ly. m s q ________________ D IN IN O ROOM Sat Beautiful 1610's, solid m ahogany. 5750. 146 7665____________________ P IA N O FOR SALK W tnfed a responsible parson to take on a low m o nthly payment on a be a u tifu l console peano no money down C all tall (ree I 600 511 m i _______________ • PI NECREST ELECTRIC ORGAN 60 chord. ) ] keys Good con dition 561 171 5654 George____________________ W ANT E D I CASH Paid tor* used M usical Instrum e nts! Regard less Ol condition! 606 1() 6)64 AKC COCKER Spaniel pups. 1 fe m a le . 1 m a le s, w /shots, tic e lle n l bloodline, best oile r, 1711)51 o r 700 1670__________ GERMAN SHEPHERDS. 1 Germ an Im ports. AKC. Pup pies l o l 1* y rs K N VP working lines and lop show US0 400 606 671 7575_________________ 145-D uplex fo r Sale DELTONA A T T E N T IO N Musicians! A m alaa ur o r Professional In ••re sted In discounts on In strum ents end aecesso-lest? C a l l ____ 604)1)4)64 • F R E E TO GOOD Heme. M is ^ d P l l b u l l ^ _ p p w ^ n >1 6 6 ^ _ RENT w /O P TIO N lo buy. )/H s •a c h A ppls LO N G W O O D 144 600 6 » 6610 a lta r 5 PM HP S utukl. custom tra ile r. In W arranty L IK E NE Wl 56500 Cash or Ire d e l 777 *74)_______ • I t ft. BO W R fD E R 161 HP I/O . About 15 hrs. Im m ecu l e t e . w / t r a l l e r c ov e r . M u st Seel IIP 000OBO 777 6576 • 1464 S K I/F IS H Best 40HP M erc., w /tra lto r R unt great 5)000 P a rtia l finance 665 7606 • I t . t« F T . S PO RTC R AFT Open fis h e rm a n , t i t OMC S a a d riv e . 5)600 C o n s id e r trade foe |el ski o r F la il boat 77)07)6 for sm a ll pick up U 0 Call 114 06S7 a lte r 1 P M _______ • TV TR AYS. Sal o f tour w ith p o rla b la stand B ronte finish E rc a lla ritc o n d itlo n l 5)5 771 5667 FUES AUTO SALES _ * * 327 2692 * * _ TAKE UP PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN E rc e p l la r . te g , title etc 1456 OLDS CUTLASS CI ERA 4 door, aulo. a ir. stereo, re a lly a nice c a r l O N LY tla v 56 per m onth C all M r Payne Courtesy Used Cars. 323-2123 1*54 PONTIAC Flare GT. re b u ilt V t Red, t/K M iles, w a rra n ty LO A O E D H 7 4 S 1 7 I))M •t C H E V Y F a ll i t . W aged, diesel, good cond . cold AC. _ n » » l i f l l il« J ______ 6) TOYOTA Calico GT. S sp . Cold AC. stereo cats w /a q u a l . ru n s e tc Erlra sharp 57700)14)7)*_________ t ) OLDS O M E O A . w h ile , 46,600 m ilt s , g a ra g e d , s e rv ic e d SI M0QU O 767 164) • 14 C H E V T C avalier Station wagon. AC. a u lo 114)5 ________ Call J40 6077 ______ 17 L I N C O L N T o w n c a r S ig n a tu re . E rc e lle n l Cond 5)500 171 41 la o r la * 157) • 16 LE BARON convertible red.loaded, dig. dash 75K m l 17000 P a rlla l llnance 645 7601 • 64 C H E V Y C tto b rlty . AC. Auto. 6 door 57K m lle t 5150) F irm ) » 417) • * } J E E P Sport Auto. PS. PB A C . a l a r m . , w h ile UK m l 115.700 Like new 771 1646 2 3 3 - A u t o P a r is ^ A c c e s s o r ie s • W H EE LS A TI RES. Pontiac F ire b ird 14 In la ir shape w. centers and lugs 560 for a ll i )50 6655 235— T r u c k s / B u se s/ Vans CHEV Y ». TON Silverado. 1666 W / u til bed. alum , lopsier M a n y a a lr a i. ar cel cond 57.600 746 4064 M F anytim e C H E V Y K-S B L A IE R . 1661. 4t4 w / S ilverado pkg Good con d ilto n . a ll au lo 57.400 777 657) • F O R D BUS ‘ 1*7). GOOD C O N D ITIO N 5I.700CALL 777 7 5 0 6 _______ • H A N O IC A P P E O V A N 16*0 F ord E 150 L ilt, autom atic doors 57.000 373 7476 • IS U IU 4e4 P IC K -U P . *61. 5 spd, I0K m l. 6 c y l. A/ C. custom in te rio r 1*700 771 6613 Sanford Motor Co. 1507 J E E P CHEROKEE • • door. 4 wheel d r iv * . Pioneer package, c lo th seals, very clean. *7.663 C all 777 4767 230—A ntique/Classic Cars 67 DO DOE R A M . Cenvarstoit van, I7K m l . Is! owner I TV. nm 'rndO 573.450 ) ) ) 6)65 • PONTIAC F ire b ird IH 6. One ow ne r I G a ra g e d l 41K m l Nice 54700 40 ) 771 4666 239—M otorcycles and Bikes 231-C ars 41 HONDA Highlhiwk CB 110 B U IC K. 14)4, F u ll H t t Slat Ion wagon Runs good B e il o ile r 771 1576 ______ _ BUICK 5 K T H A W K . 141674 dr. A/ C. PS. cruisa. t ill, low m l. • •ce l cond 11.500 — 56647)7 “ P U BLIC AUTO A U C T IO N . EVERY FRI DAY ) : M P M DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION ' Hwy. 61. Daytona Beach 404 m 111) E vcellenl Cond 1000 m i. Newt to sell SHOO J)e m i) 241—Recreational V e h icle s/C a m p e rs I t FT Sunline Travel Trailer a l l M im osa T a rra cr. Sun land E sta ir. Sanl o r d ___ ___ • J* FT. 167) DODGE RV. tow m iles, sleeps 6, stove, shower, fridge SitOO 77J 0)7* Well Advertise Your Car EVERYDATTil ITS SPED! ( o r o t h e r m o to r v e h ic le ) *■ 3 lines for only $ 0 1 2 4 ^ ■ i ■ (additional lines extra) A d m u s t in c lu d e p h o n e n u m b e r a n d a s k in g p ric e . I f v e h ic le h a s n ’t b e e n s o ld in 10 d a y s , c a ll us a n d w e ’ll r e n e w it fre e . N o c o p y c h a n g e w h ile a d is m i n i n g e x c e p t fo r p rice. N o n - c o m m e r c ia l only. Call 322-2611 Ibday! A R A IIS m i 733 Secret Harbor Ln. Lake Mary 32U 7303 SHORT OF CASH ? Seriously looking lo r a nice clean, use-4 car ? O E P E N D A BLE Down payments as low as 1166 Includes ta r A in to Can 222—M usical Merchandise 199— Pets 8 Supplies 200— • C H EV Y CAM ARO • *77. Re b u ll! V I. l o ll of new pa rts! SI 06)OBO 771 0156any tim e VEGETABLES P ole beans, snap beans, peas. corn, and o ir e ________________ 1)1 1161 • W A T E R F A L L . Portable in tid e o r outside 5100 1714161 HA I R SALONS. S w eetw ater. Turn key 514.000 F ern Park. 17 67.57.000 614 5165 D E L U X E ,D E L U X E .D E L U X E New 4 bdrm 1 b a lh w ith all the e itra s Included' O nly 51 le la l down Good, bad or no credit Bankruptcy OK C$41 "3 im ataFiol, 40/ a i l 6664 ■ X C H A N O f OR S E L L your properly locatedanyw tserel Investors R eally. II* t a i l O LDSM OBILE 55. ItSS * ' - • sedan, 71 000 m iles, p /w . p i. cruH a A C 55 100171 651) to Eat • P IO M Y D A TE palm tree S « Can d e live r 714 B rle rcllH SI i n 7144 ____ 140— Business F or Sale______ FORD TE M P O GL. 1666 77 000 m iles, auto . A/ C, a ll options Like new t i ) 450 ] » 107) 221—Good Things 193—Lawn 8 Garden M ai# • FORD T H U N D E R B IR D '64 A ll o r ig in a l I Heads som e w ork. 51.6*5 0 6 0 1 )1 0 1 5 4 4 FAMILY SALE NEW CONSIGNM ENT SHOP Nnw accepting clothes Alt sites needed, especially large M l 0654 • F R E E P U P P Y III weeks old 111 7474 FO R D O A IA X V , 1*14. Runs good 16)0 OBO or la ir Ira d r lo r a sm a lle r car 171 7064 before * P M ______ • OLDS D E L T A 66. 1666. F u lly loaded One owner, e rc e lle n l con d itio n 15 600 1H 67J4 • O IR LS 76" H u ffy bicycle in good condition (or 510 Call 777 1060 ________ LAHOE C O M M E R C IA L AC. 1 Ton. was w o rkin g when re moved 5500 F irm M ust Seel A fte r I , t t ) 1511 I v . whq SET UP IN C A R R IA O E Cave. Gregory M obile Homes. San lord Single t a d 17) 1700 I BEDROOM m o b ile home on 10 i 100 lo l In C a is e lb a r r y Owner financing, easy form s 175 416) CJ 1 J E E P . 15)6. • cy t . custom R e b u ilt e n gine, new tire s , brakes 14.»1 firm 177 56*6 SPORTSWEARAND GOODS 219—W anted to Buy • BOAT B U IL D E R S m arinas have 1500 fla t head brass scre w s. S ite s *• » 4 GA inrough 7 " ■ 17 GA S it ___________111 4766 M O B IL E H O M E 7/1. La/ge p r lv a lt. shady lo l New carpel and vinyl L a rge screen porch 47)0 B e d fo rd R d . S anford SM 1001)1 m s ______ NEW I4S)*|! Low down A Inter • t i l 14X 70 5175/mo 74X70 5110/ mo M l 5706 L ike new M u si sell Only 175 000 C all 140) 11)16656 New m erchandise Sal. 6/1 6 7 Is! U nilad M ethodist Church. Se n lo rd P ark A ve and 5th SI__ 191—B uilding M ate ria ls __ 157—M o b ile H o m o i/ Sale • C H R YS LER IM M lt lA L to). • HONDA ACCORD O x! 1660 Aulo. A /C . em tm tape, w hile St0,*00 L IK E N E W l 177 1417 187—Spo rt ing Goods • W E I G H T L I F T I N G SET. Bench, weights, end bars 145 407 614 7)11 5A N D L E WOOD V I L L A S . 1 bd rm . 7 bth Con! H /A , W/D. scr Iron! porch, kitch e n w / a ll amenities, pool Reduced lo 117 000 ..... m s i6 ) 7/1 CONDO. N o q u a lify in g , a ttu m a a b la I 1/7% Loan Small down p a ym ent Price Meg 11/ 000 134 4760 • CAM ARO RS+ convertible. 16*6 JJ.000 m iles E rc e lle n l con d itio n ................ ..... J73 J60J Corner of Oak and 7Tnd in S anford l o f t o f fu rn itu re , household goods, and bocM SATURDAY O N LV 6A M )P M • SKI M A C H IN E . C onvent lo row m achine E rc e lle n l con dltlo n 5 6 0 0 0 0 171 7)16 155—Condominiums Co-Op / Sale____ 181—Appliances / F u rn itu re Sanford Court Apartments 2580 Ridgewood Ave., Sanford OCALA N A T * L FOREST. Wooded le ts l 15.610 each, no money down! 171 41 m onthly I 600 667 1C74 •GARAGE SALE AD BARGAIN L A K E M A R Y . E rl. A ta t. 17. 174 TRACV RD . o ff Country C lub R ) . Jon boat, router, l 10 sp bikes, household Hems and more__________________ L o t s o f a n t i q u e s coiieci Ib le s. Thom as organ 5100. lu r n llu r o . H a v lla n d ch in a , w a th e r/d ry e r. m etal ahelves. tools, cloth in g, and r r o r t ! 404 West lifts Street (e a ilo f I ) 6)) F rid a y and S aturday 6 7 T E L E V IS IO N . LX I Color TV 75 Inch B rand New I l y r M ain! agreem ent 54)1 666 6066 153—AcrcageL o U /S a ls 231—Cars 322-2611 183—T e le v is io n / Radio / Stereo 141— Homes lo r Sale 217—Garage Sales C all In your garago sale ed by 17 noon on Tuesday and lake a d v a n ta g e o l o u r tp e c la ! garage sale ad p ric e !! Call C lassified now for detailsl • SOFA, Brewn. 10 In long top condition Dellona. >60 1)15 • STOVE. La rge a) Inch while E le c tric . H a t large storage c o m p a rtm e n ts E v e ry th in g w orks A buy II you can III It O nly 1501 D e livery lo r sm all c h a r g e - ................ C aim o oao s o Renovated 1/1 , appliances, fenced yard c a rp o rt. 111.600 6 Renovated like new ] / l , Iplc . appl , n e w p a ln l IIS 600 0 Pool Hemet On cut de sac h i. renovated, garage. S4T.SC0 • 1/1 on <y acrel Renovated, appliances, lenced yd. 547.300 o i / l ' s , 1160 sq II l.ke navel Llv. dining, fa m ily rm . 1/5.600 • 4 /| lenced. garage. SSa 600 Ptopto w ith b iyj ert-dif c*o bury « hom# At Ih t m m * r At«i And t*fm i a i p*cpf* Afith good c re d it u iln g our progirsm 101—Houses Furnished / Rent 103—Houses Unfurnished / Rent 181—Appliances / F u rn itu re A ffflR O A B lf MOMFS a /] on on 1 16 acres Pasture with stable 1116.600 323-4923 MARINER'S VIIUCC Quiet Single Story K IT * V C A K I.Y I.K - by l urry W riubt PAOLA 103—DuplexTriplex /R e n t 323-8670 141—Homes for Sale Sanford Herald �I I I - Sanlord H cnld. Sanlord. Florid* - Thursday. July 1. 1993 B LO N D IE by Chic Young ( O M . t wCT^E T M iS ) p ta c u w e , — • Ear surgery blocks hearing loss DEAR DR. GOTT: My soil Is scheduled to have Ills tonsils and adenoid* removed soon and car tulx-s pul In. I've read llial lulx-s ran lead In a hearing loss further down lhe line. W ind's your opinion? DEAR READER: I'm In favor of PE (pressure-equalizing) tubes In youngsters with repealed m id d le -e a r In fe c tio n s . T h e reason why some children arc especially prone lo such Infec­ tions Is unknown. Hut their lives are made miserable hy I he pain anil hearing loss llioi accom­ panies these Infections. I'E tubes, which arc tiny plastic lulrcs Inserted through each eardrum, relieve pressure and. In fact, preserve hearing that would otherwise lx- lost horn ihc Infections. At the time the PE tulies are Inserted (a short operation under general anesthesia), otolaryngologists usually remove all or |iarl ol the lymph glands (tonsils and udenoids) that may block the natu­ ral vents (Eustachlnu lubes), which connect the middle-ear chamticr to the area Ix-hlnd the nose. If your doctor has advised llit* surgery, have u done. Your son's hearing may actually lx- spared hy Ihc procedure. To give you more Information. I am sending you a free copy of my lleallh Kc|mrl "Ear Iniccllons and Disorders." Other readers who would like a copy should send $1.25 plus a long, s e lf a d d r e s s e d , s t a m p e d envelope to P O Box 2433. New York. NY 10163. Ik- sure lo MIDICINE PETER GOTT, M.D. beta-blocker because o f your slow pulse) bus done too good a Job. Your blood pressure Is much l(xi low: 140/80 would Ire more appropriate. This low. blood pressure will cause you lo faint or feel ligh th eaded - and. because of slow circulation, may lead lo cold extremities, us well. ACROSS 1 5 8 12 13 Soil drink Spalling — Turf* Entraal Act ol doing (lull.) 14 Olnn«r co u n t 15 Frosty 16 Data (or computar IB Opp. ol post 19 Batwatn Vt. and Mo. 20 Drama 21 S. ol Mat*. 23 Biblo div. 24 Lot a Mako 26 Poatry loot 28 Subtlo sarcasm 29 Wagsr 30 Elaclrical unit 32 Finds tha total ol 33 Prickly satd 34 Want quickly 35 Food addltha (abbr.) 36 Pload 37 Cubic malar 38 — Plcona 40 Spirit 41 Sun god 43 44 45 47 49 — Paso Not baraloot Kin ol StFish distast Soma Lika 51 Tunisian rular 52 Mis 54 Author — Flaming 55 Part ol loot 56 Facllltata 57 Molhar ol Mila. 58 Compare satoa Bring these symptoms to your doctor's attention Immediately. You need a reduction In dose or a change to another drug. Answtf to Pravtaua Puial# LHJkJ UI1ULJ UULJu □ S B “ uULI U U H H □ U U U tlU U U U IIU H LIUL1LIU LJUUU H u LiLiu u u u a □UKJ LJIIU UUUUL3 a u l ju u j j u u u □ U U U U LJUU -JU U u u u u u u u UU ULLILJLS L1UULJL] a u u u u u u u u tiu o JU U U UUUU -y u u kdllCIC 1 UMK1H fJ H H laatura 4 Alflrmaliya (tply 5 Twofold 6 Catch sight of 7 Largo bird 8 Shipping abbr. DOWN 1 Twirl 2 Fruit farms 3 Calandar 9 Allay — 10 Basaball's Lao — 11 Barracuda 16 N o w -------m t down lo tlta p 17 Jog 20 Writs* 22 Not out 25 Evada 26 Comparatlvo andlng 27 Orlvo forward 28 I think, tharalo ro -------29 Intact 31 Poam 33 Invantor Franklin 34 — pokar 38 Java't nalghbor 37 Chlmnay dirt 39 Norsa god 40 OHstanod 41 Atcond 42 Olltcial racordt 44 Pralanta 45 Dapand 46 Changat color of 48 Towal inscription 50 Mr. Conway 51 Ftathtr scarf 53 Conctrning 55 Eur. lang. mention the title. DEAR DR. GOTT: I've been taking hhxxl pressure medicine, and m y readings have been stable at around 110/70 Mv heart rate Is In Ihe fiOs and 40s. Lately, though. I've fell faint, have had occasional syncope and s u f f e r from Ic e c o ld extremities. What causes this and what should I do for control' DEAR READER: You are over-medicated The drug you are taking (which I II guess Is a WIN AT BRIDGE remaining, he would have re­ turned the seven, not the four. S o u th had s e v en trick s. N rcdlng two more diamond wherrun w h e n von plu n ge Inin a l / r t d g r - l / r x i i c - T T r - m - w ’- i p n j » r r - - r t r l — - trtckfn-Soutb-t-ttshetHlMvat.tr-and— umn. suddenly finesses win with continued with the queen. But hull Ihe frequency of tax cuts. luck was on vacation. East won Why ts this? Because writers with the king and returned the love to use deals In which taking diamond 10. Now South had no a tempting finesse Is fatal lo the way of generating a ninth trick. Let's go back to trick one. contract. However, when a vital Assuming the club-six lead is finesse dex-s work, you must lx* ill a position lo lake advantage Inurth-hlghcst. when East plays the ace. West Is marked with lin­ — as in toduy'x deal. South's sequence, an artlliclal king. South should unblock the iwo-club opening followed by a queen under the ace. ensuring two-no-trump rebld. showed a that the club Jack will be u dum m y entry. Now if East Iwlanced 23-24 |x»lnls. West led the club six: two. ace. switches to spades, declarer live. Back came Ihe club four. w in s In hand, c a s h e s Ihc South, tryin g to generate a diamond are and uses dummy’s second dum m y entry, put up the entries lo play twice toward Ills queen: but West defended well, t)-J of diamonds. If Instead the playing low. He knew South had defenders continue clubs or the club seven Ix-causo II East switch to hearts, declarer lakes had had the seven and four two diamond finesses. By P h illip A ld e r At ihc bridge tublc your fi­ nesses w o r k uboift hull the time; NORTH MM ♦ x«a T ill t i l l ) ♦ J»» WEST ♦ M 2 ♦ 10 7 • i EAST ♦ 10 7 4 5 ♦ Q J9 ♦ K 10 » S ♦ 4 ♦ K 10 ■ 4 1 ♦ A t SOUTH ♦ AQJ »AK J ♦ AQJ J ♦ Q7 5 Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South Wrtl 2♦ 2 NT Pm * Pm * Nsrth 2♦ 2 NT E ut Put All Opening lead: ♦ 6 HOROSCOPE By Bernice Bede Osol YOUR BIRTHDAY July 2. 1993 Following through to comple­ tion any projects or endeavors you begin could lx- the single most mqxutani (actor that con­ tributes to your success In the yearahead. CANCER (June 2 1-July 22) You’re capable ol handling dif­ ficu lt a s s ig n m e n t s to d a y , especially those that require you to be very detail conscious. Instead of rescheduling tasks of this Ilk. do them now. (Tct a Jump on life hy understanding Ihe Influences which arc gov­ erning you In the year ahead. Send lor your Astro-Graph pre­ dictions today hy mailing $1.25 and a lo n g , self-addressed, stamped envelope to AstroGraph. e/o tills ncwspa|M-r. P.O. Box 4465. New York. N. Y. 10163. Be sure lo state your zodiac sign. LEO (July 23 Aug. 221 l.<x>k for ways today to solidify a relationship tlnii Is o f enormous Importance to you. You'll lx- the one. not the other party, who must make the Initial gesture. ROBOTMAN* by Jim Meddick VIRGO I A ug . 2 3 -S e p t. 22)You'll have the necessarily determination today to sec mat­ ters through to a desirable con­ clusion. Utilize this asset to clear up situations you've left dangl­ ing. LIBRA ISept. 23-Ocl. 23) If y o u ’ re planning som eth in g social today, limit the number of participant’s to Just a few close friends with whom you're com­ pletely at ease. It should luru out nice. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Try to lx- the one who controls the family budget for thr week ahead. Under your supervision and guidance there should lx- a little surplus left over utter the hills arc paid. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23Dec. 21) Critical communication mat­ ters should lx- given priority today. You'll have greater piece of mind once you've taken care of the essential correspondence and phone culls. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Even tough problems will h a v e u way of r e s o l v i n g themselves today, so don't view events negatively, especially If they're of a financial or commcr- A N N IF ,.r if n P in O Ti«f CARAf£ ,r Oti JJ3N M-Ap A MY r r S Yf O il MS. ISA 40 . I*UL T h AKK. h £R W AU JU . ..._ _________ _ „ .* £ 4 y g b se : t m j v .’ i t 5 f t if* [ Sl.sCi \ \ t JffN A TRctX ® r _ A A fh ittP fc K i P . * ' ; « H * U + t t O W O J • • r 'f •\NNl£c## am t /J/V* clal nature. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 191 Your possibilities for bringing a new project Into being at this t i me look very pr o mi s i ng Anal yze steps required and proceed In a practical manner. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) For best results In this cycle keep your secret ambitions un­ der wraps. Do what needs doing as unobtrusively us possible, so you don’t Up your hand. ARIES (March 21 -April 10) At a social gathering today you might have an opportunity to put In some good words lor a Irlcnd who Isn't present. Fire your best shot. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Don't view yourself as the un­ derdog In competitive develop­ ments today. You'll have sub­ stantial reserves upon which lo draw when the going gets tough. Think win. GEMINI (May 21-Junc 20) Today you might feel liiqx-llcd to make a serious decision that may appear stern to the cusual observer. Events, however, will later prove It was necessary and . fair. by Leonard Starr •; i j f . - .. O i. coutO itA - 4 * r £ vju j8 A c * r 5 t e a - f | A ROUv-cf wn Us£ ,*£ f 1 SMOIAPI H *V f r - R jy f— O ft trt-lT... 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M o v i e * ............ N a t i o n .............. P e o p l e ............. P o l i c e ............. . School Menu S p o r t * ............. T e le v is io n .... W e a t h e r ......... tin Wetlands cleanup F ir s t d a y o f s c h o o l . . . f o r t e a c h e r s F rom s t n l f r e p o r t * B r id g e ............................. 6 0 C l a s s i f i e d * .......... 4 0 , 5 0 C o m i c s ...........................6 0 C r o s s w o r d ...................6 0 D e a r A b b y .................... 3 0 D e a l h a ............................ 5 A Dr. Q o tt.......................... 0 0 E d i t o r i a l.........................4A F lo r i d a ............................2A I olp lm Sec Camp, I’ ttjjc 5A V o te rs to c o n s id e r re fe re n d u m UmtlwiMMl voters will « onsidei a reh tmilutu establishing the • tt\ polit «• department In Mn illy eharter Jollnwintj approval <■! Iln slatting provisions liv a I to 2 vote Hu ■Uv cnit i miss ton Mttmlav r11l!ht Mayor I’aul l.oiestrand and « otnmissiom i Ste\< Miller voted auamsi tin stalling aim ml nielli while <ommissioin is ll.uxey Sim illsoti Fred I’rarl and Hex Amlrison veiled to apptmc ihe 2 2 olluers lm each M » x i |Mi|mlalimi mlnlintiin The mayor Issued a prorlain.tiIon declaring the eandidale ((ii.illlxing period and sett mu precinct voimu plai i s In either business the eoniniission over liumd >i tilling In the hoard ot ad|nsiim m <mu erninu the height ol a siun Sun I umdc lines wi n- made m allowinu Mimic ail Invesinn ills on Sian Ho.ul 434 to keep a 35 leel siun okavc cl in error Its • it\ officials alxnii lour and a hall years aun At iln little the * it\ tecjiiireil siuiis to In a maximum 25 leel ( its ollu lals dc tiled a |x unit lo t haiiui the slUli. acldlnu tllf new Hot N Nnxx last loud mil Id tint tl the siun was lumiuht into <miiph .1111 e lo Ihe i lit t title lam aceui Seminole High School assistant principals Hobby l nndnutsl and Verna Jackson, hand over the ►ey li the* art room lo Fred Taylor following a Ureaktasl this morning welcoming teachers back on thou Inst day ot school Students return later this month LON(iWtX)I) — Wall t sampling al the AAA In* Servu i along \y1111 a plan to i lean up yyeil.unls .ii iln sin .ne being i mnpleied by I li ii iila Dipaiimiui ol Km it nminnial I’roici lum Iill II lals Ibis yy, ek Iln tree s, i yit i ityvned by lletliy ll.lldy II and Maty l> ll.udy is iiinlei a • tv il i mirt iii |iiiii lion io prey < ul ihe spit ailing o’ mulch and ut her debris mio yy• i la nils on i In pro|x‘i iy lix aled mi l l< 127 rie.u Dog I r.n k Hoad Authorities i I.iiiii th.il Irmii April I‘ I until Inly IH‘)2 there yyas illegal dumping on Iln pinperiy allei ling iln yveiland A irunin.il • asi ol illegal dumping against ll.udy is pending m emnitv eouri A yy rub'll plea ill tin i asi is expected by Ihe nexi hearing dale in s, piemlx i a i , Hiding to assistant slab annuit y Hi III Hi. hard Huilx tg I In- FI)KI* tmun rly known as tin Florida I). parinu'lil "! I iixuonnu nt.il H< gulaiion claims ll.udy did noi ,.1)1.1111 a pel mil or .lulhori/allon In diidgi oi nil m or m u iln suit.ne water un tin-, piopelty See W etla n d s. I’ age 5A ..... 30 ..... 2 A Engineers unveil plan to widen County Road 46-A H igh a n d dry B y J. M A R K B A R F I E L D H e ra ld Som o* S taff W n le r I ' a i l l t * l o i i t l t lit tin . i l n i i n *. .ii st n Ii • n i pet ■• ni • h a i n ■ ol 1III III* I* i si.>1II is I hull III I III l>Ot el 1•' »s For m o r e w e a t h e r , see P a g e 2A *s \ \ l l *H| I I Ills yy.ek • iig n n .i* y\ ib p i • s. til i l n ii • m in iy If,*.i.t I*. \ I., l y y . i h *se||linole t •nil 11y p la n s to lllle is la b yy n h l I I and 1 p sala If".id l l n x w i l l b o l d .i p u N n i n l o r i t i a t i o u m e e t i n g W i d iu 's d .ix a Idy 11xx lid , L l e m c n i . u y S< I n x i l 4 3 0 \ t ill, n H o a d I l n pr< se u i a t i n i i b e g i n s a l 7 p i n i o n iily p io d in Ho n < u g iin • t F l a n k V .in l'c lt said . o l i s t i i n l i n n n< a d d tyyo l a m s m i l n m a d yyoti l l l c g i l l b, l i n e 2 I m m i ' l i s |. i ’ l'l h a n d IS • ype, l e d I n t a k i ‘t i ip l t i. I* lo X . m C e l i s.nd i l n pn*|» • i d e s i g n h a s u..i b e e n iln m b il l I l n l O l i s l n n M o n w i l l r. . p u n s, M t . i l h o m e s a l o n g i l n t n a e h x a x si g n u i l l I n In l a / n l I h e m i m h r r a n d l i b 1111«x ot t h " s . t n ' i n e s w o n ' lx k u o y y n i i i i i i I di s i g n s a r e , . i n i p l i b I n said V a n l ' i II s a id i I n i i . n s M t n n o n m a x als. b ' n i i i " i . i / i n g a I n n e r . i l l i m t n b » a n il d u n g t i n io .n lw .iy iialdyy m I a m l a i d ' i.iklaxy n I m u r a l I l u n n V . i n l ’c lt s.nd t h e • m i n i x m u l d s i i a i g h i e i i t If •U» A y x l i n l i y v o u ld i n u y . I In j u a d w a x u o r il i ol a m i p r e s i r x e Mi l i n n i a l b m i n I h i i \ . m l ’i It s.ud M i a l o p t i o n xxmild n i p i m l i l l i n g a d t x la k * In d I m Mu l o a d i ( e a t i n g a p o b n ii a l l '. •• ~ 'ly e i i y r o u m e n i a l |» r u n n i n g p t • •< • " I «#•».'» ii, J•»«#7 . .mid I" gix.il years in avoid Mu a n a \ni milx w ill ■otisimi lion be u nderway on • If \ east o| I i i m i 'l l iii lion will also begin in I 1im, t yynb 11 * H H> \ Ii >tour lanes west ol I 4 to • *l .ilii** H h llle x . i t d a >1 l i m i l l i o n p lo |e i I N o I i o n ie s a n e y pi ■ n .1 l o b< < b a n d I m i l i e p r o | e i I \ a n l ’e ll said \Iso Lake Mai X • X|Mi Is lo lx under eollsirm lion yynil Its oyy n yvulenintj prujei t Hinrliari Hoad troin Lake Marx llmilex ard to < If Hi A alxml a S4 million pro|ei i i itx Ktigineer Ihll Tcinbv s.ild • i nistttn Iimi mi iliai pio|e, i xs ill lx- limb rwav in l'i<i , ot l.nei Hliuliarl Hoad xxtil lx widened lo See Widen. Huge 5A �SA - Sanlord Herald. Sanlord, Honda - Tuesday. August IT. 1093 EWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE Consumers overcharged State investigators says some tire retailers inflating tax Astrolabe from 1618 found By Associated Frees VERO BEACH — It's called an astrolabe, and was used for ocean navigation a few centuries back. One of those Instruments has been buried In the waters north o f Vcro Beach for 375 years and divers found It this weekend embedded In a Spanish colonial wreck. The instrument was used by mariners aboard the gnllrnn San Martin when It sunk In a 1618 storm, said P.T. Rampy. spokesman for Treasure Salvors Inc., of Sebastian, which unearthed the Instrument from the Atlantic Ocean. "This is the only astrolabe that has ever been recovered In 30 years ol salvage work on the Treasure Coast." Rampy said Monday. Though he could not place n value on the Item Immediately. Rainpy said four astrolabes recovered from the galleon Alocha off Key West each sold for $380,000. The Instrument Is either brass or bronze and Is well preserved. Rampy said. Old records Identify the wreck as the Saint Martin. The 110-foot ship was built In Vizcaya. Spain. TALLAHASSEE - Some tire retailers in the stale are charging customers a dollar more than what they are supposed to. than pocketing the rest, slate Investigators charged. . Attorney General Bob Butterworth'a office has been buying tires around the state and checking the bills to sec If the Sl-per-tlre lax Is being charged correctly. "W e have found Instances of people collecting more than what's authorized and the money disappearing.” Deputy Attorney General Pete Antonaccl told The Miami Herald for a story In today's edit Ions. "Some of them say It costs additional money lo dispose of tires." Antonaccl said. "O ur |M>sltton Is that's fine, but you can't call that a tax. You can't mislead people that Priest labels slaying as ‘justifiable’ MOBILE. Ala. — A Roman Catholic priest wants to place an ad that labels the slaying o f abortion doctors "Jusllflablr homicide." a newspaper reported. The Rev. David Trosch. who heads St. John the Baptist Catholic Church In Magnolia Springs, designed the advertise­ ment that shows a doctor about to perform an abortion, and another man with a gun pointed at the doctor. Two words accompany the drawing: "Justifiable Homicide." Trosch. 57. attempted to run the advertisement In the Mobile Press Register last week, but the newspaper refused. " I f 100 doctors need to die to save over 1 million babies a year. I see It as a fair trade." Trosch told the paper In an interview published Sunday In the Mobile Register. Earlier this year Dr. David Gunn. 47, was killed when he was shot three times as he entered a Pensacola. Fla., abortion clinic. Michael F. Griffin, an abortion protester, has been charged with first-degree murder for the March 10th shooting. By JOHN PACKMTI Associated Prosa Writer_________ Chiles takes violence, safety to classes TALLAHASSEE — Gov. Lawton Chiles will appear In Florida classrooms this fall via a closed-circuit broadcast to talk about violence and safety, a spokesman said. Education Commissioner Betty Castor also plans to lake part In the broadcast. School administrators and teachers are working on the project with Chiles' and Castor's offices. The broadcast will probably air sometime In the next couple of months. From A$aoclatod Praia reports Government wants to deport man who it says lied about being Nazi guard L O T T E R Y M IA M I - H e ro are the w inning numbers selected Monday in the Florida Lottery; ity S 03-13-18-21-22 1-18- P lay 4 0-7-1-4 S a n fo r d H e r a ld Tuesday, August 17. 1093 Vol. 85. No. 305 Pubhthed Onto and Sunday, aicapt Saturday Herald, l y bI y i h ai Sanlord r Inc. 100 N. French Ava , Sanford, r ta .iz n i I Ctaaa Poatege Paid at Sanford. Florida and additional mailing offlcoa. POSTMASTER: Sand addroaa change* lo T M I SANFORD HERALD, P.O ‘ 11M7, Sanlord, FL 32773-1M7. ertadon Raloo hr * i m ao Florida Roaldonta m u tl pay T \ aaiee 1st In addAIon to rate* above Phono (407) 122-1*11. w ay." Except for one retailer. Butlcrworth's staff declined to reveal the names of oilier tire companies accused of overcharging cus­ tomers for the state lax. but said there have been thousands o f overcharges. Tlie Investigation started two months ago when Jack Norris, the attorney general's Eric Margolin, vice president and general counsel of Tire Kingdom, said hills clearly reflect ilie state's SI per tire tax und the company's separate SI charge for legally disposing of old tires. Stutc law sav* any tax overcharges urr the property of the state. Tire companies that chargrd too much could be forced to pay the state ihc additional money, plus interests und Ones. Riff, the Goldcoastcr mobile home park on the outskirts of Florida City. On Aug. 4, a Dade County grand Jury called 11 "Inexcus­ able" that county officials hnve Ignored the threats posed by mobile homes. FLORIDA CITY - The mobile homes stretch us far as the eye can sec. From the air. It's nn eerie sight, as If this city south of Miami has peeled back lime lo where It was right before Hurri­ "T h e massive destruction ol cane Andrew* leveled It last mobile hom es by Hurrlcnne August. Andrew appears lo have been Activists, officials — and now a completely forgotten." the grand grand Jury — say those living In Jury* stated. "Those living In these gargantuan trailer parks In mobile homes remain In danger. South Florida are under an Those now living near mobile Invisible, but real, specter of homes remain at risk." becoming a bull's eye for the next big hurricane. County commissioners were Those who arc rebuilding the on recess, and several who were trailer parks In Dade County say In their offices didn't return the new "manufactured hous­ phone calls. in g " being Installed Is safe and The 11-person panel In Its that the parks are under attack 14-pagr report urged the county b y lo c a l g o v e r n m e n t as to ban mobile homes that don’t Andrew's scapegoat. meet a tougher federal standard "A lm o s t a yea r after the storm, we're still being blasted," set by the Department of Hous­ said Mark Riff, who owns and ing and Urban Development to manages with his father. Met begin later this year. LAKELAND — Publlx Super Markets Inc. agreed to pay $500,000 In penalties lo settle a federal Investigation Into violations of the child labor laws. The civil penalty Is the latest the U.S. Labor Department has collected from supermarket chains over child labor Infractions. It recently announced penalties o f $ 1 million against Food Lion and $400,000 against the A&P chain. In the Publlx case, the Lakeland-based chain admits It allowed minors to work more hours than permitted and to operate, load, unload or clean hazardous equipment such os paper balers and dough mixers, the labor department said. NAPLES — A man now living near Naples faces de­ portation because the U.S. Justice Department said he was a Nazi guard whose orders In clu ded to shoot concentrate camp prisoners attempting to escape. Documents obtained Mon­ day Indicate Mathias Dcnucl told U.S. Immigration officials In 1955 that he had served In the army and was a prisoner o f war during World War II. But r e c o r d s sh o w the 7 3 -yea r-old G o ld e n Gate Estates man was part of a Nazi guard unit whose Job was to prevent escapes at a concentration camp In Gusen. Austria. Now the U.S. Justice De­ ___________________________ -P e te Antonaccl Mobile homes: Hurricane fodder or Andrew’s scapegoat? Publlx penalized under child labor laws By Associated Prase_______ Some of them say it costs additional money to dispose of tires. O ur position is that’s fine, but you can’t call that a tax. You can’t mislead people that way. j chief ol consumer litigation, said tie nought two tires at a Tire Kingdom store In North Miami Beach and questioned his hill when II Included a $2 per tire "ta x " and charges for a warranty he did not request. " I said these are add-ons I dldn t ask for, uml they said T h a t's OK. just sign here ... this Is standard."' Norris said. "1 hud them lake ll off. but it was very uncomfortable. partment wants to deport Dcnucl because It says he lied about Nazi activities when hr applied for a U.S. visa. "D u rin g your service at Gusen, thousands o f prisoners died as a result o f shootings, hangings, starvation, torture, lethal Injections, forced labor under Inhumane conditions, exposure, disease as a result o f unsanitary conditions, and other methods o f killing," according to federal docu­ ments delivered last week lo Denuel. Dcnucl stated on a Nov. 7, 1955, Immigrant Visa and Allen Registration application that from 1942 to 1947 his place o f residence was "army service and ROW. Romania. U S S R . A u s t r i a and Germany." according to Im­ migration documents. In truth, the Justice De­ partment says. Dcnucl served In u SS-Totenkopfsiurmbann (Death's Head Battalion! at Gusen from about August 1943 through April 1945. When questioned by federal Investigators In April 1992. D e n u e l to ld fe d e r a l In ­ vestigators of his Nazi past, that he had served os an SS guard at the Gusen con ­ centration camp and guarded prisoners moved from Poland to the M authausen c o n ­ centration camp, which Is Infamous for the number of deaths that occurred there. Now. whether or not Denuel will be able to remain in the United States rests In the hands of a federal Immigra­ tion judge In Miami. Hot roddin’ toddler h— w.™ Spenser Moreland, age 2, was taking driving lessons from his mother, Michele. In his hot rod stroller during an afternoon jaunt recontly. He should be coloring the Daytona Beach 500 at ago 5 with the skills acquired In the unique motorcar. Eight carjackings reported in Jacksonville over the weekend By Aasoelatad Prats JACKSONVILLE — Elgin carjackings occurred over the weekend in Jacksonville, raising the total In Florida's carjacking capital to 127 for the year, police said. Among those who lost cars by force were a 17-ycar-old girl who stopped at a gas station to make a telephone call and a U-Haul manager locked In the back of a truck. Howard J. Curry Jr., a spokesman for the Jacksonville Sheriffs Office, said Monday the cases were still being Investigated. There was no Indication that all eight were connected, but Curry said It Is possible one or more may have been done by the same carjuckcrs. In 1992. Jacksonville led the Sunshine State with 211 carjackings, said John Joyce, a Florida Department o f Law Enforcement spokesman. Jacksonville's numbers compare with 76 In Miami. 40 In Orlando and 146 In Tampa In 1992. In both Jacksonville and Tampa, carjacking has been going up dramatically, Joyce said Monday. A 17-ycnr-old Raines High School student said she pulled Into a brightly lit sendee station about 12:23 a.m. Sunday to use the telephone. "I thought It was the safest place to stop." she said. The names of the J7-year-old girl and the other victims were being withheld berause their assailants were at large. The teen ager said her father's car. a gray 1986 Ford Thundcrhlnl, was taken by a man who appeared to be walling to use the telephone. "Then he turned around real last and he had a gun and said. 'Give me the keys.'" Three other carjackings occurred Sunday. In one. u woman was grabbed by the neck through the open window of her car. Two carjackings were reported Saturday, and In one of two Friday carjackings, n U-Haul manager was leaving his ofTlcc at about 9:20 p.m. when a gun-totlng man approached. ■ The man demanded the money bag containing receipts from the U-Haul business. THE W EATHER Today: Partly cloudy In the afternoon with u 30 percent chance of thunderstorms. High In the lower 90s. Tonight: Fair. Low In the mid 70s. Light and variable wind. Wednesday: Partly sunny with a 30 percent chance o f afternoon thunderstorms. High In the mid 90s. Wind southeast 5 to 10 ntph. Extended Forecast: Thursday through Saturday: A chance of uflernoon and evening thun­ derstorms each day. Generally fair at night and during Ihc mornings. Lows each night In the lower to mid 70s. Highs each day In the lower to mid 90s. FLORIDA TEMPS City Oaytona Beach FI Laud Beach F o rfM y e r, Gaineyvllle J a c k w n v lile Kay W ait Lakeland M ia m i PenaecoU Seraida TallaKauaa Vero Beach W Palm Beach HI 71 fj ft *0 n M M w *o 44 *0 to n f ----------- 1 TUESDAY Ptly eldy 02-78 n ZTt r> ii n « 71 71 71 77 Pci .11 *> It .1 00 00 .11 07 00 .40 00 I DO 00 f ----------- 1 WEDNESDAY Ptly cldy 92-78 MOON PHASES NEW Aug. 17 O FULL Sept. 1 Sept. 30 C d FIRST Aug. 24 n NATIONAL TEMPS EXTENDED OUTLOOK LOCAL POUTCAST LAST Sept. 9 BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves are 203 feet and choppy. Current Is lo the south w ith a water temperature of 82 degrees. New Sm yrna Beacht Waves are 3 feet and choppy. Current ts to the nouth. with a water temperature o f 82 degrees. v VJ'-V----------THURSDAY Ptly eldy 92-78 ‘ r \i y vj'A;----------- J FRIDAY Ptly cldy 92-78 TIDES WEDNESDAY SOLUNAR TABLE: Mill. 6:05 a.m.. 6:35 p.m.: MaJ.-----------a .m ., 1 2 :2 5 p .m . T I D E S : Daytona Beach: hlglts. 9:02 a.m., 9:22 p.m.: lows. 2:45 a.m.. 3:05 p.m.; New Smyrna Beacht highs. 9:07 a.m.. 9:27 p.m.: lows. 2:50 a.m., 3:10 p.m.: Cocoa Beach: highs. 9:22 a.m., 9:42 p.tn.: lows. 3:05 a.m.. 3:25 p.m. BOATING St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet Tonight: Wind east to south­ east 5 knots. Seas 2 feet or less. Bay and Inland waters smooth. Isolated show ers and thun­ derstorms. Wednesday: Wind southeast to south 10 knots. Seas 2 feet. Bay and Inland waters a light chop. Isolated show ers and thun­ derstorms. SATURDAY Ptly cldy 92-75 STATISTICS The high tem perature In Sanford Monday was 91 degrees and the overnight low was 09 as reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall for the period, ending at 9 a.m. Tues­ day. totalled 0 Inches. The temperature at 9 a.m. today was 80 degrees and Tuesday's overnight low was 74. as recorded by the National Weather Service al the Orlando International Airport. Other Weather Service data: □ M o n d ay'! high................ 93 □Barom etric pressure.30.01 □R elative Humidity....79 pet □ W ln d a ••*•••••**##*.North 0 mph □ R ain fall............ 04 of an in. □Sunaat................ 8:03 p.m. □ Sunrlae............... 6:88 a.m. Temperatures Indlcel* previous day's high end overnight to * t o lp m EOT City HI La Prc Otlk Anchoreg* 41 17 14 rn Alien)* f l 71 cdy Atlantic City U 77 cdy Baltimore I t 47 cdy B illing, V S4 cdy Birmingham n 71 cdy Bltm arck u 40 cdy Beit* 47 47 03 c lr Bo, ton 44 77 cdy Burlington.VI 44 AS 11 cdy Charleston S C 14 71 cdy Charletton.W V * 44 M cdy CheHotte.N C 47 7S cdy Cheyenne 41 S3 clr Chit ego 44 47 cdy Cleveland 44 71 07 clr Concord. N H 11 S7 cdy D a i:*, Ft Worth 101 74 dr Denver 44 SJ cdy De, M oine, 40 44 10 d r Detroit IS 70 10 cdy Honolulu 14 71 dr Houston 101 74 dr Indianapoll, •4 73 cdy Ja ckion.M I,, N 77 cdy Kan,a, City M 77 cdy La, Vega, 44 71 dr Little Rock 40 77 dr Lot Angele, 10 A] dr Mem p h i, 41 71 cdy Milwaukee 77 41 cdy Mpi» V Paul 74 M 01 cdy N athvlll* 41 44 cdy Hew O rlean, 41 74 01 dr New York City 14 41 144 cdy Oklahoma City 101 71 cdy Omaha t t 71 cdy Philadelphia 40 73 07 cdy Phoenli 104 •0 dr Plthburgh M 7t cdy Pori land. M ain* ■0 M cdy SI Loutl 41 74 cdy Salt Lake City 71 14 dr Seattle 41 17 04 cdy W ellington. D C 40 73 cdy �Sanlord Herald. Sanford. Florida • Tuesday, August 17, 1993 • 3A POLICE BRIEFS 'Dumbest, laziest judge’ he says ■y JOHN CURRAN Deputies respond to dispute Associated Press Writer Seminole County sheriffs deputies arrested Patricia Ellen Lively. 31, 455 Myrtle Avenue ut her residence on Saturday. Officers said they responded to a call regarding a motherdaughter dispute. The arrest report said when the officer started to leave, he saw Lively coming out of her trailer heading toward her mother and currying a shotgun. She was arrested and charged with aggravated assault with a firearm. A check o f her mobile home discovered six other rifles and pistols, which were taken Into custody. CHARLESTON. W.Vn. - Richard Ncdy culls hlrnscir ‘ 'America’s laziest and dum­ best Judge.’* And sometimes. It’s hard to dispute him. tic suggests attacking drug dealers with (usetrail bats. He believe* sex offenders are the modern-day equivalent o f Salem's wit­ ches. He gives this unsolicited advice to a conference o f 350 teen-age boys: "Tape a rubber to your American Express card and don't leave home without It." A member o f the West Virginia Supreme Court. Neely 1s an author, an academic, a public speaker — and always, nn outrageous figure. "1 don't really care, you sec. I'm 51 years old. I’ve got nowhere else to go. You think they're going to name me for the Supreme Court Instead o f (nominee Ruth Badrrl Glnsburg?" he said. “ Being a Judge Is like having cancer. You don't go anywhere from there." Justices serve 12-year terms In West Virginia. But Neely, who Is up for re-election again In 1996. said hr considers himself a Traffic stop leads to arrest Konnld Anthony Williams. 23. 2600 Georgia Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police following a traffic stop for Improper brake lights Saturday In the 1300 block of Lake Avenue, lie was charged with driving with a suspended/revoked license. Warrant arrests made • Glen Coy Utt. III. 26. 2415 Laurel Avenue, was arrested by Sanford pnllre early Monday. Officers said he had been Involved in a dispute with u mail at his residence. Me wus located at u convenience store on Orlando Drive and charged with aggravated battery. Nr was also found lo be wanted on a Seminole County warrant with three counts of obtaining property with a worthless check. • lamas Donncl Jess. 26, 2547 El Portal Avenue. Sanford, turned himself In ut the John E. Polk Correctional Facility Saturday, lie was wanted on a warrant for vjnlnllon of parole on a conviction of burglary to a structure. • Erich Aruther Jlamin. 132 Long Leaf Pine Circle, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police during a traffic slop In the 3800 block o f S. Orlando Drive on Saturday. He was found lo be wanted for violation of pnrole on a conviction of battery. Pollrc said he was asked to get out o f his car five limes before Hamm finally exited the vehicle. Hamm was also charged with resisting arrest without violence. • Valorl Ann Birkcrt. 22. 3840 Elder Springs Circle. Sanford, was arrested ut the Jail Saturday. She was wanted on a warrant for uttering a false or forged Instrument. • David Phillip Mahoney. 18. of Geneva, was located by sherlfTs deputies at Sunland Park and Highway 17-92 Sunday. He was wanted on two counts o f grand theft auto. Domestic arrests • Oscar Kcddln III. 28. 158 Sund Pine Circle. Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police at his residence Saturday following n dispute with his wife. He was charged with domestic violence, battery. • Harold Thomas Canning. 34. 142 N. Hollis Slreet. l^ike Mary, was arrested by Lake Mary police Sunday. Officers said he was Involved In a fight with his 11 year old son. Canning was apprehended on his motorcycle at Lake Mary Blvd. and L iv e O ak. He was c h a rg e d w ith aggravated c h ild nbuse/domrstlc violence. • Bruce Allen Scott. 36. 741 Minerva Lane. Lake Mary, was arrested by sheriffs deputies at his residence Sunday following a fight with his wife. He was charged with battery, domestic violence. • Ramrattte Mahamld. 58 and her husband. Shlmsndeen Mahamld. 73. both of 101 Rocklakc Drive. Longwood. were arrested by Longwood police at their residence Sunday, following a dispute. Each was charged with battery, domestic violence. • Zekc Escqull Sanchez. 26. 1105 E. Seminole Blvd., was arrested by Sanford police Sunday following a fight with another Individual. He was charged with battery, domestic violence. f West Virginia's infamous o n ce and f u t u re Chi ef Justice Richard Neely, America’s laziest and dum­ best Judge, seeks a bright person to keep him from looking stupid. If you are dead drunk and miss the interviews, send letters, j -Ju d ge Richard N eely Judge "forever." This Jurist's prudence Is sometimes left on the bench: • In 1986. he sued TW A for 838.000 after his baggage arrived 70 minutes late at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport. He sought 83.000 from the airline as a speaker's lee because he Informed fellow passengers about the delay. He said hr settled oul o f court fur 812.500. • In 1989. lie told the same American Legion youth leadership conference (Killer can’ t prevent crime. He said, "It's time Tor citizens like you and me to go home and get our baseball bats” to atturk drug dealers. • In 1990. Neely told the boys that society would be heller off If women stayed home with their children. He said drinking, womanizing and fighting in wars are all right until men have a family. • In 1990. he said he "wouldn't work within 500 yards of a person with the AIDS virus.” • Neely, seeking a clerk, once placed this ad In the Virginia Law Weekly: "W est Virginia's Infamous once and future Chief Justice Richard Neely. America’s laziest and dumbest Judge, seeks a bright person lo keep him from looking stupid. Preference wlll Ik * given to U.Va. law students who studied interesting but useless subjects at snobby schools. If you are dead drunk and miss the Interviews, send letters.” Neely, grandson of a West Virginia governor, grrw up in coat country, studied economies at Dartmouth University and earned his law degree at Yule University. K id n a p p e d e x e c s u rviv e s 1 2 d a y s b u rie d alive water. was kidnapped Aug. 4 some­ Two brothers, one of whom where between the Queens diner worked at Weinstein's company, where he always ate breakfast NEW YORK — Tuxedo manu­ were arrested on kidnapping and Ills office a mile away at facturer H a rve y W ein stein 's charges. Early today, police ar­ Lord West Formulwcar. one of kidnappers kept him burled rested the wife of one of the the nation's biggest manufactur­ ers of tuxedos. alive In a rnllyard for 12 days, suspects as well. "it Is u story that makes the The former Marine was taken lowering a tape recorder and a cellular phone to him so he movies sound tam e." Police to a wooded ravine In upper could plead with his family to Commissioner Raymond Kelly M n n h attan . w h e re he w as said at a news conference where lowered Into the pear-shaped pit. pay thr 83 million ransom. He was rescued on Monday, he displayed two duffel bags The pit was covered with a door, stuffed with 8100 und 850 bills then sheets of wood and cinder grimy but exuberant. blocks. IBs abductors had ( H i k e d "Thank God you're here, and — the ransom money. Weinstein returned to bis holes so he could breathe. I'd like to have a cigarette." (he "H e was literally burled alive." 68-year-old milItonalre said after Upper East Side apartment said John Hill, acting chief of emerging from the 14-Toot pH. M onday n ig h t a fte r b ein g looking exhausted but smiling checked out at a hospital. His detectives. T h e p it w a s so w e l l * broadly. P olice said he hud family had no comment. According to police. Weinstein camouflaged that when poller survived on bananas, plums and By LARRY NEUMKISTKR Associated Press Writer went to the Amtrak yard where Weinstein was entombed, "th ey were standing right over him and didn't know tic was there.” Hill said. Police called out his name. Kelly said, and Weinstein responded. "I'm here ” One day after the kidnapping, a call was made to the president o f Lord West demanding S3 million. It was the first o f 50 calls from the captors, who also supplied four photos of Weins­ te in and a ta p e - r e c o r d e d message from him. Meanwhile. Weinstein sat In a 4 - fo o t - b y -5 -foot a rea . T h e kidnappers dangled a tape re­ corder for him to record the plea to his family. B r e a k f a s t from $ 1 . 9 9 Lunch fmm $ 2 . 9 9 D in n e r s from $ 4 . 9 9 Fren ch A v e n u tid ftw y . 17- 92 ) Incidents reported to the sheriff Sanford • A man's bike valued at SI SO was reported stolen Friday from Flamingo Drive In Sunland Estates. • A woman’s 10 speed bike wus reported found at the edge o f Lake Dot In Sunland Estates on Sunday. • Damage wus reported done In an attempted business burglary* Friday In the 7000 block of C.R. 427. Deputies said a window air conditioner bad been removed and there were Indications the burglar obtained some cuts from broken glass. Nothing was Immediately determined to be missing. • A woman clerk at a convenience store on W. S.R. 46 was reportedly robbed by a man with a switch blade knife on Friday. Deputies said money was tuken from the cash register before the man (led In a veh icle., • Two witnesses reported seeing a man removing window slats to gain entry Into a home In the 2800 block of Bungalow Boulevard on Saturday. Deputies said a child In the bouse shined a flashlight In the man’s face, and he fled from the scene. • A residential burglary was reported Friday In the 2800 block o f Bungalow Boulevard. The theft reportedly occurred between Aug. I and 13. Items taken Included an entire living room suite and bedroom furniture valued at 81.300. Dnmugr was also reported to some water pipes In the home, • A storage shed In the 300 block of Spring Run Circle. Longwood. was reportedly burglarized between Aug. 10 and 13. Reported stolen was 8970 In Jewelry, snorkel equipment and u wulknian radio. • A green 1993 Plymouth was reportedly stolen from a motel parking lot on Oregon Avenue Saturday. The car’s license number was listed as LQC 77Z. • Assorted packs of frozen meal valued at 8120 were reportedly stolen from a freezer during a residential burglary Saturday In the 2000 block o f Airport Boulevard. O P E N EVERY D A Y — 324-9266 6 A M T I L 10PM 3 W luit k in d o f loan does y o u r life need? Incidents reported to Sanford police • A gallon of dark blue paint was reportedly spattered throughout a home In the 2000 block o f S. Laurel Avenue between Aug. 11and 15. Police estimated damage at $1,000. • 82.000 In dnmage was reported early Monday to two vehicles parked In the 1000 block of E. 4th Street. Police said all windows and the sunroof of one vehicle were smashed. • A 1984 Oldsmoblle was reportedly stolen early Monday ut the northeast comer of 1st Street and Palmetto Avenue In downtown Sanford. The automobile was found later near the Intersection of highway 17-92 and Gen. Hutcheson Parkway. • A 1987 Plymouth was rc|>ortcd!y stolen early Monday while parked near 700 E. 1st Street In downtown Sanford. Th e police report did not list the license number. • 82.000 In Items were reportedly stolen Sunday from a residence In the 1200 block of Palmetto Avenue. • A VCR and Jewelry were reported stolen Sunday from the 700 block of Mellonvlfle Avenue • A VCR valued at 8250 was reported missing from an apartment In the 600 block of Park Avenue on Saturday. • A business In the 700 block of W. 1st Street In downtown Sanford wns reportedly burglarized Saturday. Between 875 and 8150 In Items were reported missing. • A cellular phone was reportedly stolen from a van parked In a parking lot In the 3000 block of S. Orlando Drive on Sunday. • A coin machine was rej>ortcdly ripped from the wall In a coin laundry In the 2900 block of S. Sanford Avenue on Sunday. • A 1987 Pontiac was reportedly stolen on W. 12th Street near Pecan Avenue In Sanford on Saturday. The vchlclr hns been found In Longwood, and recovered by the Florida Highway Patrol. • A TV valued at 81.000 was reportedly tnken Saturday from an apartment In the 400 block of Sanford Avenue. • A generator valued at 8600 was reportedly stolen from a truck parked In the 2600 block of Marshall Avenue on Friday. • An nlr tank and air compressor valued at 8900 were reported stolen on Frlduy In the 2600 block of Hartwell Avenue. R e a l it y . F irst U n io n I ntroduces th e R e a lit y C h ec k . Surprise, surprise. You planned lor one baby You got two. Now you need to add a room I hat's reality Hie check - well, that's where a First Union loan comes in. We offer competitive rates, and our approval process is fast, simple and hassle-free That's because we m ake lending decisions where we make loans - locally. There’s a First Union lain lor whatever reality you're facing - a car lain, a Tax Wise* Lain or a Prim e Equity Line’ . 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EDITORIALS Reducing the number of animal attacks Seminole County's Animal Control officers reported 103 animal attacks during the month of June. There have been 265 attacks from May through July. The rcporis included not only dog bites, but cat scratches and bites from other animals, all of which could produce rabies. Animal Control people sec this as a serious problem. They are suggesting all pel owners consider spaying or neutering their animals. While it will not eliminate the possibility ol contracting rabies, it will go a long way toward reducing the pet population. While some counties have spaying and neutering clinics which keep prices down, the best place to have the Job done properly Is at a veterinarian. Prices vary according to the elinic. but generally dog neutering can cost S50 to $70. cat neutering from $25 to $35. For spaying, it often depends on the weight of the animal. For dogs prices could run approximately $60 to $150. and for cats. $45 to $60. Shopping around could result in lower prices. The object Is to prevent accidental pre­ gnancies by animals. Keeping them penned up is often not sufficient to prevent an escape. If a person’s pet dog has puppies, the number could range from only one to eight or nine. For mixed-breed dogs, getting rid of a half dozen puppies Is time consuming and at times costly. And. It could occur more than one time. Having the animal neutered Is permanent. ■ WKUfjjiaglQ^ior fencing in the city is still Tcgntswpndsd.-sn accidental escape would not result in the production of offspring. Depen4Mg<on circumstances, animals may move from docile to violent with no warning. Most of the time, this cannot be prevented. Spaying or neutering should not be consid­ ered as a preventative measure against attacks. It will however, cut down on the number of animals running loose on our streets and causing increased concern over disease. Even a neutered animal can attack or be infected with rabies, but by reducing their ever-growing number, we can reduce the number of bite cases. LETTERS Support for Tiger’s Eye On August 5th Channel 2 had a piece about Tiger's Eye Productions' school. I can no longer Just sit and say how awful, but It does concern me. It concerns every human being on this planet. Do you know or care that when the animals are gone from the canh we humans will be next. We are the top of the food chain. 1 have seen the programs at Winter Park Mall nnd Flea World in Sanford. I have heard children and adults call a tiger a lion and leopards tigers and one time I heard a young boy call a tiger an elephant. To me this ls ^ fr y sad that people are so Ignorant o f their w ildlife What are you doing to my wildlife? This Issue concerns us all. We have taken over their habitat and now some people want to take them from captivity. Where do you want them to go? Where will they be safe from greed and Insensitivity? Do you know that Florida has more endangered wildlife than any state? I don't find this something to be proud of. I very much want to know why the Seminole County commissioners voted against Tiger's Eye and what was their reasoning fora "n o vote." I am waiting for a response from each commis­ sioner. Lois Thrushman Orlando JOSEPH PERKINS Character is key to black progress " I have a dream that my four little children one day will live In a nation where they will not be Judged by the color o f their skin, but by the content of their character." It was 30 years ago this month that Martin Luther King Jr. uttered these famous words from the shadow of the Lincoln Memorial. The progress that much o f the black |>opulatlon has made since that late summer day In 1963. when a quarter-million strong gathered for the nowfabled Mnrch on Washington, truly Is an American success story. Surely, the multitude that descended upon the nation's capital to hear King nnd other civil rights leaders could not have Imagined that. In the ensuing three decades, the black middle class would nearly quadruple In size. Hut It has. In 1993. nearly half of all black families will bring home more than $25,000. Of these upwardly mobile black families, one In three will earn more thun $50,000. The exponential growth of the black middle class over the last 30 years coincides with black gains In higher education. At the time o f the March on Washington, roughly a quarter-million black youngsters were enrolled In the nation's colleges nnd universities. In 1993, there are m o re than four times as many black collegians. One o f the more memorable passages In King's "1 Have a Dream" speech concerned black political power. "W e cannot lx- satisfied." the Baptist preacher In­ toned. "as long as th e N e g r o In M ississippi cannot vote nnd the Negro In New’ York believes lu­ ll a s n o t h in g f o r which to vole." At the time when 9 K in g spoke th ose words, there w ere fewer than 300 black e le c te d o ffic ia ls th r o u g h o u t th e cou n try. In 1993. In 1993, there are more than nearly half of 7.000 black o ffice all black holders. In cluding families will four U .S . c o n bring hom e grrssmen from New more than York and even one S25.000. j from Mississippi Yet. despite black gains In family In come, education, political clout nnd other Important measures of progress, many If not most blacks somehow’ believe that. 30 years after the March on Washington, most of us have yet to overcome. The black leadership Is most responsible for prom ulgating this myth. For rather than celebrntlng the great strides o f the black population since 1963. they prefer to emphasize the negative. It really Is no mystery why some blacks have overcome nnd others have not. Those who have overcome have discovered that upward mobility In Amcrlcn has less to do with their skin Color than the content of their character - their behavior. They have moved on up because they have adopted un ethic o f success. They’ve gotten a good education. T h ey've worked hard. They've gotten married before having children. This simple ethic almost always produces progress. T h e success of the black middle class over the past three decades Is a testament to this. The challenge for the black leadership Is to Instill in poor nnd struggling blncks the ethic of success that has enabled the thriving black middle class to prosper. Only then will dis­ advantaged blacks realize the dream that Martin Luther King Jr. spoke o f 30 years ago. SARAH OVERSTREET Don’t ask why men like to barbecue JAY D. HAIR Environmental toxins: the risk Medical advances are at the edge o f new and more accurate ways to assess the risks environmental toxins pose to human health. These methods may prove Invaluable In determining that some chemicals arc even more damaging than previously thought, while regulations governing others may be more stringent than necessary. The Environmental Protection Agency has selected dioxin as a prototype to see If these new methods can prove their potential. It's a good choice. Dioxin, or TCDD. is a chlorine-based chemical widespread In the environment. Bleaching paper can produce dioxin as a byproduct. While most pulp mills have switched to non-dloxin processes, the water downstream from these mills commonly still contains the chemical. Dioxin Is produced In the formulation of some herbicides and gets Into the air as part of Incinerated fly ash. Dioxin Is also a bioaccumulator. Once In the body, it stays there. We get It from fish caught In dloxln-talnled water and from beef fed dioxin-linked weed killers. All Americans are believed to rarry traces o f dioxin In their fatty tissue. Finally, dioxin Is linked to a range of human Illnesses. Cancer, the threat nearly all govern­ ment chemical regulation Is based upon. Is one of them. Bui other health effects almost entirely Ignored by regulation are also In­ volved. These effects center on dioxin's apparent ability to disrupt the human hormone system leading to. among other things, damage lo the nervous system. Already linked lo the dcaexuallzation of some wildlife species, dioxin now has also been associated with damage to human Immune and re­ productive systems. That's where the new methods come In. It's the difference between observing something with your eyes and looking at It through a microscope. Most health regulations governing chemicals are based on animal studies. Typically, various doses of a compound are given to animals, usually rats, and then researchers wait and see. This work can tell us what happens, but not why. Now. advances In biochemistry are allowing us to glimpse what happens Inside human ceil tissue exposed to environmental toxins. Wc are learning how molecules o f these compounds are absorbed Into Individual cells and the kinds of chemical messages they transmit that alter the cells or ntakc them multiply. Wc are In the Infancy of understanding why these chemicals do what they do. At this molecular level, some o f these chemicals display a pernicious effect. Through disruptions or mimicking of the hormone system, they subtly alter the development of growing embryos. "Because functional deficits are not visible at birth and may not be fully manifested until adulthood, they urc often missed by physlcluns. parents, and the regulatory community, and the causa) agent Is never Identified." according lo a statement by 21 leading researchers. Dioxin Is the perfect candidate for dual scrutiny. Reports prepared for an ongoing El’A examination of diox­ in s ta le that th e "e m e r g in g realiza­ tion" from existing re s e a r c h that In ­ c lu d e s s tu d ies o f humans exposed to large doses in the workplace, is that TCDD can Induce s e v e r a l k in d s o f c a n c e r. In c lu d in g " m a lig n a n t Iy m • Dioxin has phomus. soft tissue been selected sarcom as, thyroid as a prototype tu m o rs and lu n g to sen if th ese tumors." new m ethods Beyond that, these can prove reports cite "ample their potential. £ e v i d e n c e " t hat humans " a r c extremely sensitive to the (non-cancer) toxic effects of TCDD." Some o f these effects, "Including changes in en d o crin e function associated w ith re­ productive function In nnlrnuls and humans, behavioral effects In offspring o f exposed animals, and changes In Immune function In animals, have been demonstrated." according lo an October memorandum by Erich W. Bretthaucr. assistant EPA administrator for research nnd development. B retth n u cr's m em orandum con tinu es. "Some data suggest that these effects may be occurring In people at body burden levels that can result from exposure at. or near, current background." That's officialese meaning that existing dioxin levels may already lie damaging loduy's newborn. The Insights medical advances now alford Into the workings of environmental toxins should be pursued urgently. We should also Insist that these substances be screened for their non-cuncer as well as their cancer health risks. The slakes are too high lo do otherwise. LETTERS TO EDITOR Letters to the editor are welcome. All Idlers must be signed. Include the address o f the writer and a daytime telephone number. Letters should be on a single subject and be as brief as jxtsslbfe. The letters are subled lo I'm always saddened as the end of summer approaches. When I was a kid. It meant school was Just around ihr comer. Bui as an adult. It means the end of barbecue season, which Is Ihr best time o f year, to my way of thinking: The season when men. God blrss 'em . cook 1 have often heard women discuss the question, "W hy do men liarbccue?" or more precisely, "W hy Is It a guy who would rather eat cold cereal with water thun so much as turn on the oven to heal a TV dinner will suddenly become the Gallop­ ing Gourmet at the m e n t i o n of a barbecue?" One of ihc most popular theories. In an age when we seek an evolutionary an­ swer to almost every question of humnn behavior. Is that men £ It means the are re-enacting the ■ end o f barbecue a n c e s t r a l r it e o f season, which dragging back u dead is the best mastodon, hacking tim e o f year, away at two rocks lo my way of u n til fire en su es, thinking. t h e n hunkc r In g down milll the mast odon's entrails are loasty. A cynical humorist like Pulitzer Prize­ winner Dave Barry, who cuts Ids fellow men no slack, might hypothesize that men barbecue because It Is Ihc nastiest, dirtiest, trashiest form of cooking one can enguge In outside of being lost on a camping trip, cloblx-riug a wild bunny wtlh u rock and trying to cook It with a Blc lighter. First. Iherc's the actual barbecuing In­ strument. sometimes called the "p it" or "g rill." which In most families Is left outside lo rust ami collect bird droppings. (I have often Ihuught. while enjoying a great steak. "Y es. this Is good, but tt lacks a certain spice ... I know. It could use a dash of bird dropping! Some rust!") Barry might next offer as evidence of the Dirt Theory the building o f the fire Itself, a ritual that can si retch Into an hour-long affair with much squirting of flammable liquids upon the |>at!n or deek. tossing o f briquets and spent matches about the scene and a trip to the outdoor shop for more flammable liquid and u package o f "Magic Flrc-Slarter Sticks." Only the site of an arson fire makes one question ihr sanity o f mankind more than the aftermath o f a barbccuc-flrc-startlng. Then as the actual beast-purts cook. Iherc’s all that smoke and ash that blow up In a man's rugged face and all over the patio, the next best thing to the wood shavings and sawdust ensuing from a power-tool project. Add all that grease dripping onto the fire and splattering up onto a guy's chest, and you have the closest pleasure you can get to going face down Into a flank of steaming mastodon. A female pragmatist such as Erma Bainbeck might speculate that men barbecue precisely because most o f them do not participate In ihe cleanup. In other words, they ran make us big a mess as they want and Mom will wipe everything up. no questions asked. Hut 1 cannot truthfully say I've never seen a man clean up aflcr a twrbecuc. I have seen men hose down the entire urcu with a high-pressure hose, leftover sack of briquets and all. (See: back to the outdoor shop for more flammable liquid and a package of "M a g ic Flrc-Siarlcr S lick s." above.) However, most o f the men I've observed iK-lleve a barbecue grill Is like a seir-cleanlng oven. They believe you don’t have to clean It because land this Is an approximation o f an exact quote). "T h e fire bums off everything Ihal could actually hurt a person." Thus, u guy with a master's degree In microbiology will tell you he doesn't need lo clean off seven layers of animal grease mixed with soot because, “ The fire burns off everything that could actually hurt a person." However. If you are blessed with a man who loves to barbecue. I suggest Just going along with It. �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Tuesday. August 17. n ryj - §M Survivors recall night bombing .that killed four, 49 years ago ■y A i m o Ii M P raia DEFUNIAK SPRINGS - Resi­ dents of Alaqua. a hnmlcl about five miles southwest of this Florida Panhandle city, were used to hearing bombs dropping at u nearby military proving ground. tiut one night 49 years ago something went terribly wrong. Wallace Cosson, then 15. was at his gran dm other's house when bombs fell only 100 yards away at a home where two of his uncles and their families were visiting on Aug. 11. 1944. "Th ey were smull shrapnel bombs." he recalled Monday. " I f was over In no tim e." He ran to Ills Uncle Jim's home. A contemporary newspa­ p er rep ort In d ica ted th ree fragmentation bombs had fullen near the house, one within 10 feet. Four Cosson family mem­ bers were Killed and five others wounded. "Il looked like machine guns had riddled It." Cosson said. "It Just cut the house all up." Thick smoke mude It difficult to sec or breathe, but he could hear the Injured screaming. Jam es Cosson. two o f his children. James Jr., 12. and Winnie Lee. 13. and his brother. Alfred, were dead. James' wife. Annie, and two more of their children. Frank. 10. and Tom. 4. were woundrd. Also Injured 'was Alfred's wife. Pearl, and their son. David. 12 David was the most seriously Injured, paralyzed from the waist down. The memory of that night still haunts hint. David told the Northwest Florida Dally News of Fort Walton Beach for a story Monday. " I f I go up there und hear an ulrplane go over. I can't take It." said David, who now lives In Central Florida city o f Clermont. "You never get over something like that." The Army Air Corps at what Is now Eglln Air Force Base Issued a statement that a release device Jammed, causing the bombs to hang up on their racks- Freighter driver denies he caused Tampa Bay collision B y Assoolati TAMPA — Several pilots In­ volved In last week’s collision in Tampa Bay say the man res en sib le for the accident was Thomas Baggett, pilot of one of the vessels. But Baggett denied the ac­ cusation Monday. A freighter, pllotrd by Baggett, first collided with a Jet-fuel barge, which burned for 15 hours. The freighter then hit a petroleum barge, which subse­ quently spilled about 250.000 gallons of thick, black Industrial oil Into Tampa Bay. The accident occurred In a narrow channel between an out­ going freighter und two Incom­ Baggrtt. G3. made headlines ing fuel barges. Several pilots blunted the crash on u com ­ soon after the collision — first munications mix-up us the two came news his driver's license barges were passing each other. was suspended after a 1991 T h ey say Baggett gave the drunken driving arrest, then It crucial command that led to the was revealed he was Involved In crash. several ship c o llis io n s and Baggrtt told a federal panel groundings. Investigating the accident he His testimony was set to re­ looked up from Ills post and saw sume today. the fuel barges crossing his path. Meanwhile, about 500 workers "I said. 'What the hell arc you went to work Monday to clean doing'?'" he testified. about 10 miles of Tampa Buy He nlso swore he didn't know beaches. The heavy Industrial oil the two fuel barges were passing flouted for days In the Gulf of each other In the channel. Mexico become coming ashore " I f I had ... I would have been Tampa Bay beaches over the out of the channel," Baggett weekend. said. "Y o u 'v e got two large About 600 more workers and petroleum barges coming In ... In Const Guard personnel are a bend." expected to Join the effort today. W e tla n d s Continued from P t fe 1A ; ' ! , ; ; ; ; ; ! i ; DEP biologist Brian Carr said he plans to do water sampling at the site and of the water In nearby Lake Griffin. Casselberry residents have claimed runoff from the tree service Is killing the lake. In addition to the water sampllng. Carr said a DEP plan for restoring the wetlands Is being completed this week and will be sent to Hardy's representatives. Hardy's most recent restora­ tion plan, with no supporting documentation, wus submitted to the DEP by Hardy's consult­ in g engineer, Hugh Harllng. However. Carr said, (hut plan was not acceptable because It uppeured to alter the site further by creating a retentlon/detentlon pond which would drain un­ d istu rb ed w e tla n d s on the northslde of the property. Any alteration of the site would have to Ik- submitted und approved through a permit process, not as a part of the restoration proposal. "Rather than continue to re­ view proposal after proposal.” Carr explained, "th e department chose to propose how to correct problems at the site." He added he plans to use a 1991 survey of the site to outline how It must be restored. Carr said the DEP Is proceedIng with water sampling because he has not received a response from Aquatics Symblotlcs. an ; E T H E L T .L A U B Y ; Ethel T. Lauby. 107. of West • Lake Court. Orange City, died ! Sunday. Aug. 15. at her rest; dcncc. Born April 9. 1886 In Summit. Ohio, she moved to Central Florida from Cuyahoga ’. Falls. Ohio, three years ago. She was a school teacher In Ohio and ; a Protestant. Stephen R. Baldauff Funeral Home. Deltona. In charge of arrangements. JOHN BERNARD BUW AL8KI John Bernard Suwalskl. 78. i Sullivan Street. Deltona, died { Sunday. Aug. 15. at Ills resi­ dence. Born Nov. 28. 1914. In Plymouth. Pa., he moved to Central Florida 10 years ago from Chicago, lie was a member . o f St. Ann's Catholic Church. • DeBary. He was u salesman for Klrsch Company, home furnish• Ings and a member o f Knights of Columbus. 4th Degree. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e w ife . Marcella Joan. Deltona: sons. John Joseph. Fairmont. W.V.. Bernard J.. Pompano Bench. Edward R.. Fenton. Mich., Rob■ ert T.. Hoffman Estates. III.: ! sisters. Irene Poteran. Endlcott. N.Y.. Isabelle Grosek. Wilkes ; Barre. Pa.; six grandchildren. Stephen R. Baldauff Funeral Home. Deltona. In charge of j arrangements. ] DONALD A. 8W ALHEIM Donald A. S w a lh elm . 79. Au gu sta Nalonal Boulevard. W inter Springs, died Thursday. Orlando company Hardy wanted to check the water quality. "Samplings are usually done together." Carr explained, "so there are no questions about the place, or tim e or w ay the samples are gathered. But the sampling has been delayed so the DEP Is conducting Its own sampling." Harllng. a consulting engineer hired by Hurdy. contends the source of the problems for luikr Griffin arc not the consequence of activities of AAA Tree Service, lie 's urgulng It Is coming from a variety o f areas Including the road water runoff from CR 427 and D og T ra c k Road In to wetland on the north end o f the property. Wutcr samples will lx* taken at a number of sites, entering the property. In ditches on the property, as It leaves the proper­ ty and where It enters Lake Griffin, Curr said. The sampling must be scheduled In conjunc­ tion with the work load of the test laboratory In Tallahassee. The chilled wuter samples are express shipped and tested quickly to Insure accurate re­ sults. he said. " I f we Identify Ihut the water coming onto the Hardy property Is low In nutrient but the water exiting the property Is high In nutrient, that gives a very strong quanltatlvc argument that this Is the source of the problem." Carr explained. Aug. 12. at his residence. Born Oct. 19. 1913 In Stoughton. WIs.. he moved to Central Flor­ ida In 1978. lie was a retired research supervisor for DuPont n n d a ls o w o r k e d on th e Mnnhattcn Project. He was a member o f First Presbyterian Church of Maitland, an active elder In Presbyterian USA und director of education for Ameri­ can Electroplating Society. Survivors Include wife. Fay M.: son. Stuart Don. Orlando: sister. Mabel Frankc, Stoughton: one grandson. B a ld w ln -F alrch lld Funeral Home. Goldenrod, In charge of arrangements. A LT AMEA8E TERRY Altamcasc Terru. 51. 2130 E. 21 St.. Sanford, died Sunday. Aug. 15. at Central Florida Regional Hospital. Sanford. Born Sept. 24. 1941. In Pahokec. she moved to Sanford In 1978 from there. She was a farm laborer and a Baptist. Survivors Include husband. Juckic; son. William Harrison. Delray Beach: daughters. Inez Harris. Sanford. Sharon Terry and Barbara Ann Edwards, both of Deerfield Beach: numerous grandchllden. Sunrise Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge of arrangements. PATRICIA A. TOLLS Patricia A. Tollc. 67. of Shady Lane, Geneva, died Sunday. Aug. 15. at her residence. Bom Nov. 29. 1925. In Lowell. Mass.. Periodic sampling of the lake water by Lake Wutch. an In­ dependent testing group. In­ dicates un Increase of nitrogen, phosphorous und chlorophyll levels after the tree service began processing yard waste which Is ground Into mulch. "Mr. Hardy claims they grind this all up and he recycles this material." Carr said. "It appears Ills Input was more than his outgo." When plants die. they begin to breakdown, he udded. The slate attorney Is awaiting the findings o f the DEP In ordrr to determine what Hardy must do to clean up the site. "W hen you get these envi­ ronmental types of cases that involve the requirem ent for cleanup and restoration and all those kinds o f things." Richurd-Rulberg explained, "Involv­ ing water sampling and soil sampling, obviously through the criminal Justice system we don't have that degree of expertise available to us to determine ns part of a sentencing order whut they urc and aren't to do. Therefore. I have to rely on the experts to come up with that part of It. and then I can make that a part of the probationary conditions that they must com­ ply with as part of the consent order." If the consent order Is ready at the time of sentencing, the court would have 12 months during the probation period to ensure the terms arc carried out. she moved to Central Florida In 1982. She was a homemaker nnd a member o f All Souls Catholic Church. Survivors Include husband. Robert: sons. Patrick J.. Deltona. Michael C.J., Massachusetts.; Robert V. Jr.. Geneva, William J.. Oxnard. Cullf,: daughter. Kathleen A. Mencndec. Sanford: sisters, Delores Sullivan. Lowell. Mary Lou Haller. Bellflower. Calif.: 12 grandchildren. Grunkaw Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge ofarrangements. K i d s ---------------Continued from Page IA tary of the state Depart­ m e n t n f H e a lt h a n d R e ­ habilitative Services, will be lo­ cated In Volusia. Martin and Escambia counties. Operated by the local communities through the sheriffs' departments or state attorney's offices, the 24-bed boot camps will copy the dis­ cipline used In train military recruits. One boot camp Is currently operating In Manatee County nnd graduated Its first platoon recently. Juveniles will attend the four-month camps and then are monitored In an eight month follow-up program to make sure they are attending school or working. If they nre not. they are returned to ImmiI camp. Only the most serious Juvenile olTcnders will lie eligible for the Ikhi I camp program, according to George lllnchcllff o f the HRS. There arc currently 78 Juveniles statewide uwnltlng placement In the high risk category. Placement recommendations are bas- ti on risk factors ranging from the miwt serious (high risk) to the least serious offenders In the low risk category. In total there are 617 Juveniles statewide awaiting some type o f placement In all categories. Of that number. 199 fall Into the lowest risk category and arc living at home and going to day treatment programs. HlnchclIlT said. At the lime of sentencing, the HRS makes placement recom­ mendations but It Is up to the Juvenile Judges to make the final decision. Although the new boot camps were funded to be 24-bed facili­ ties. HlnchclIfT said It Is hoped the legislature can come up with the money needed to make them each 30-bed facilities. Construction of the camps will cost $4.3 million to build and innlntaln and another $1.5 mil­ lion annually to operate. "It is going to be a substan­ tially local usage facility." Hlnch cllff said, although judges from a nearby county might get permission to place a Juvenile In ncamp. Boy Scouts of America once considered allowing expressway builder Hubbard Construction Co. to dig a 75-acre Imrrow pit In the 182-acre campground. Seoul leaders hoped they would gener­ ate revenue from the enterprise and have a resulting lake to enhance the campground. The proposal caused an uproar among Geneva residents nnd local scouting leaders alike. Res­ idents abhored the potential of another borrow pit In their com m u n ity with Its fragile "Geneva Bubble" water supply. Scou t lead ers ab h o red the (xitentlal loss of a local camp­ ground. T h e scouts und residents staged protests at the camp­ ground last year to bring public attention to the council's sale plans.' Hubbard never pursued the project and the council voted last year to put the campground up for sale to raise revenues for new council offices und Im­ provements to other camps. Hubbard considered purchasing S e m in o le C o u n ty C ircu it Judge Leonard Wood, who pre-. sides In Juvenile cases, was doing arraignments this morn­ ing and was unavailable for comment on the new camps. In addltlun to, the three boot camps, the slate will open an environmental camp In Hillsboro County which will nlso have a h ig h d e g r e e o f p h y s ic a l challenge but not the total regi­ men of boot camp. T h e p ro g ra m s are b ein g funded from a $44 m illion p a c k a g e a p p r o v e d by the legislatu re for Juvenile pro­ grams. W i d e n ------------ C a m p -------------Continued from Page I A Several other Juvenile pro- • grams, such as a serious offend­ er program are scheduled to be announced In the coming weeks, he said. HlnchclIfT suld he does not forscc boot camps In every county because It would be too expensive. However, counties could go together In partner­ ships sharing boot camp space In one county and other juvenile programs In another. the property and conducted field tests, destroying a path through the cnvlronmentally-scnsltlve scrub land In the process. The county cited the property owners, the scouting council, and Hubbard Inter replaced the vegetation. lioth scout und Geneva leaders met the news of the potential county purchase with pleasure. "I'd certainly support that and I think the whole community would support It." said Lee V oorh ces. president o f the Geneva Citizens Association. "T h a t would be extremely acceptable." said Dave Young, assistant scoutmaster o f the Geneva Troop 837. "I have no problem with that at all." Young, who helped staged the protests, now serves on the council. He said he recognizes the need for the council to raise money for needs, but said he still opposes the sale o f the camp for a non-camping use. Logan said should the county pursue the purchase, camping would be a viable use for the property. Continued from Page 1A four lanes using the county transportation sales tax. W h e t h e r th e I m p r o v e d roadways will be able to link to 1-4 at CR 46-A still remulns a question. Negotiations arc still underway with landowners to urge them to donate the land needed for the Interchange. Most, but not all. have agreed, said VanPelt. Congress agreed In 1987 to pay the $11.1 million construc­ tion cost of the project, a de­ monstration o f how quickly roads cotild be built, on the premise landowners would do­ nate portions of their property for It. The property owners were not forthcoming and county engineers fear the federal fund­ ing Is at risk. W h a t’ s to r lu n o h f Wsdngsday, Aug. 1$, 1M 3 Turkey Sub Crisp Cole Slaw Oven Baked Beans Jell-o with Diced Pears Milk N O T IC E O F 'E S T A B L IS H M E N T O R \ CHANGE OF A REGULATION AFFECTING THE USE OF LAND THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS O F SEM INOLE COUNTY, FLORIDAPROPOSESTO ADOPTOR CHANGE AREGULATION AFFECTING THE USE OF LAND IN TH E UNINCORPORATED A R EA SHOWN ON THE MAP IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT. A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE REGULATION AFFECTING THE USE OF LAND WILL BE HELD AT 7:00 P.M., OR AS SOON THEREAFTER AS POSSIBLE, AT ITS REGULAR MEETINGS ON AUGUST 24, 1003 AND SEPTEMBER 14,1993 ATTHE SEMINOLE COUNTY SERVICES BUILDING, ROOM 1028 (BCC CHAMBERS) 1101 EAST FIRST STREET, SANFORD, FLORIDA. AN ORDINANCE PERTAINING TO THE PAYMENT OF AD VALOREM TAXES AT THE TIME THAT REAL PROPERTY IS PLATTED; AMENDING ORDINANCE NUMBER 03-1 TO PRO­ VIDE THAT ALL DELINQUENT TAXES AND DUE AND PAY­ ABLE TAXES MUST BE PAID PRIOR TO THE RECORDING OF A PLAT; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y KOOCtflD EDNAE. WEBER Edna E. Weber. 86. Burke Street. Altamonte Springs, died Sunday. Aug. 15. at the Longwood Health Care Center. Born Sept. 20. 1906. In Jnncsvlllc. WIs., she. moved to Central Florida In 1967. She was Lu­ theran. Survivors Include husband. Walter; sister. Florence Delaney. Beloit. WIs. B aldw ln -F alrch lld Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs. In charge ofarrangements. FU N ER A L T O L L i. PATRICIA A. M a o ol Chrlttlan Burial lor M r* Patricia A. Toll*. Of. ol Conor a. who dlod Sunday, w ill bo a l 10 o'clock Friday morning a l A ll Soul* Catholic Church with Faihor Richard Trout a t Colobrant Informant w ill bo In A ll Soult Catholic Comotory Friondt may call at G ram ko * F unoral Homo Thurtday ovoning Irom a I p m A Rotary to rv k o w ill bo hold at 1 10p m. A rra n g o m o n tt by C ra m ko rr F u n o ra l Mom*. Sanlord Persons are advised that if they deckle to appeal any decision made at this hearing they wiUneed a record of the proceedings, and. for such purpose, they will need to ensure a verbatim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is based. PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE EMPLOYEE RELATIONS DEPARTMENT ADA COORDI­ NATOR. 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT (407) 32M130. EXTENSION 7041. MARYANNE MORSE. 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It a s t c n t n it th e d a y *» I go an yw h ere ph on es Hut uni without a fight The reittonal phone conipaiiles that were mice part ol Ainrrtenii Telephone & l'clcgra|>h Co coin plained that the merger would allow AT&T hack Into the local market. Iron) which II was barred under the I*ih i breakup ol AT&T 1lie deal would he the hlititest met tier ever to teleeoinnumtea lions anil the lllthlargcst in l S curjxiratf hlslorv It Is suh|eel in ledenil apprm al The m e r g e r . a n n o u n e etl Monday, is AT&T s attempt to eapltall/e tin the tpin klv expan dmg wireless eoimminlealtoiis lleltl. which includes cellular phones, two wav j.ages and praetleally pocket st/etl coin pnlersantl lax machines T h r e e - w h e e lin ’ fun ----------- S o m e tim e s th ey n d e bikes or fu n to then d e s tin a tio n but re c e n tly Joey S o lg h a n took o h th ro e w heelin vMth h is buddy T o m m y Adkins a b o a rd near th e b o y s S an fo rd h o m e s USDA gets tough w ith school milk bid-riggers ..in,, and and send .1 or olllee send than them to to a paner or pocket phone anywhere in the country Many experts believe wireless systems will Increasingly take tfie pi.nr ol ihe wall |.it k tele­ phone Analysts s a i d the companies would also probably develop new kinds ol eostoml/etl calling plans and rates lor ittnhlh eus tomers anti htrlhci liliu the line between Ineal anti lonn tllstanet service Alter the ileal was aruioiiut ctl the regional Hell etim|Miiles «!*■ dared it was more evidence ol the need to <hangc tin- rules itiai govern llielt business espet l.lllv restrictions established .liter tin breakup ol A I M that gavt A T M the long-distant c market anil Mu llahv Hells the lo<-it arena Kit \\ Intai re > htel c x< ■utn» t.l Southwestern Hell said till iti<-rn* r returns A I <N I to 0s pie breakupstreunth Our i u s tn m e rs a n dis .tilvaulaned het arise xx» an not a llo w ed ........ m pcii companies '* AT&T anti MeCaw the Ha by Hell claims disputed Allen said the decision to a. (|nire M tfaw came alter the iwo i omp.mles realized they minhi soinetlav ei.mpete with W a s h in g t o n . F ed era l Communications Commission Chairman James UuHIn said tin merger holds great potential tor growth in the Industry, but In added that the government should keep an open mind lo opposition The deal is also subject to antitrust approval Irorn tin justice Department, but noi from the federal judge who oversaw the AT&T breakup AT&T said Honest, Dependable, Guaranteed and Dedicated Service with a Personal Concern for Your Repair Needs H c p a irin g a n d U n b u i l d i n g A u t o m a t i c T r a n s m is s io n s 2 0 9 \V. 2 5 th S t., S a n f o r d »«•».! tli I Intis 3 2 2 - 8 4 /» 111 V 1 5 V COME HOME TO FARMERS FURNITURE S By ROBERT GREENE AP F a rm W o te r WASHINGTON Dozens ol dairies that have « heated st boot districts In oven barging lor milk tare possible suspensions from st hool loo<I programs The Agriculture Department said Mondav n vvas banning two companies Irom the leder.dlv subsidized s« hool milk program tor three years Eeiler.il otlu lals say similar action will he taken against other dairies it they don t guarantee against luture a b u s e s D a i r y F r e s h I n* ol Greensboro. Ala and ( oblr Dairy Products Cooperative III* ot Lexington N ( said tlu v wimtil rnnlest lire USDA dc barmen! ail ion rile iwo roilip.illles vven among -If. dairies louvii ted si. tar ol hid rigging as a result til an ongoing Justice Department investigation into the .u ttvitics ol dairies that supply si bool bun h program The lctlcr.il program spends Sf> billion a year in feed almui 24 million slu dents It s really import.mi to tie as aggressive as |mss!blt III dealing with problems ot hid rigging and tins is just the ht-gmmng said Ellen Haas, the assistant secretary ot agriculture lor loml and i oiiMimcr services S t i c saltl more companies will lie subject to "debarment at lions it they don I agree to take sli ps io fiti-vt-1it luture abuses Major t ompattles lot hiding Durden Int I'et Dairies and Elav-O-Kli h. are among those already convicted ol hld-rlgging charges Until this year, the USDA declined to suspend t omitted companies as long as thcv relm burned losses caused trv l.ltl ringing The tlepartuteitl max suspeutl companies up to three years Irom su p p lyin g dairv prothicts to st bools Hetty (ilst. an assistant to the president ol D.tlrv Fresh, said the t nmjianv |itsi received the litit lee She could not t timmenl exeept to say the t ompauv would (tiniest the action, which it has .10 days to do Dairy Fresh was assessed SI I million in lederal penalties in Apr il alter pleading guilty to rigging school milk bids in Misslsstf.pl. south Alabama and llte Florida panhandle It a l s o was hit with SHtXMXXt in state |M'llultlCS On July 21 the department took steps to bar Coble, which pleaded guilty III October lb‘M in N o r t h C a r o l i n a S o o th Carolina and Georgia Coble paid SI lf> million to the three states and S-tr.O.(XX) to the lederal government Galen Dean who |usi took over as i lilel executive olllicl said the cotnp.mv will contest (lclr.tr incut "Out t.inner owtit is have sul lered severely anil they tltdu f reallv have anything to do uni. tt ‘ tit* said The dejiarlment said It eon tlllties to do business with two other convicted t tim|.antes Hordcn hu ot Columbus. Ohio and Kinncti Dairies Itu ot Columhus. G.t bet ..use they have signed agreements with the Dt tense Dt fiartmeni s Dclcnsc Logistics Agent v to prevent luture violations 1 Harrell Ceverly Transmissions oil an ••«|»i.il Dll k I kilters exet olive vice president ol extern al atlalis lor Pa, |||| I r l c s i s I . l o o p s a u l tll< m erger dem onstrates tin tm m e d ia l) neeil to elim liiale all ..min I II II In I he fai ls are that b ‘» pc.cent ol tin cellular business that i M< ( aw i halt maul Craig M‘ atul lus team handle today Is handled on local telephone com panv wired laclltUcs. 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Mllweuke* I Seattle I . Bai tlmor* * Da tro ll 7, California 1 Tvstde y 't Oamas Taaa* (Brown M and Rogers 10 7) at New York (Kay I4 4 a n d P a r ti* - 10),l,4 :M p .m . T o ro n to (M e rrls *-1 1 ) a l Cleveland (K ra m e r S I), 7:01 p m . Chicago (McDowell I I 7) a t Boston (1*1* P I ) . 7:11p.m. Kansas City (Haney 7 1) a l Minnesota (D e th a le s ll M l.I.O S pm M ilw a u ke e IN avarro 7 ■) a l Oakland (KarsayOO). lO M p m. D etroit I Ballon 11) a l C a ltlo rnla (Farrell 1 10). 10 01pm B a ltim o re (Vaieniuaia * 7 ) < B o tlo *7 ). 10 11pm. at Seattle NATIONAL LEA O U E East Division Ol W L Pci. 434 — 43 Philadelphia S3* * SI. Louis 44 S3 STS 11 54 41 M ontreal .4*4 l* t* » Chicago 54 .471 I t 1* 54 43 P lllib u rg h F lo rid * 41 .437 14 SI 41 77 .147 ]4 New York West Division OB PH. W L 441 — Sen Francisco X X 40) 71* Atlanta 77 47 MowsIon SI7 II 41 )» SO* m s It 54 Los Angeles <4* m * S* Cincinnati *7 .3*7 44 32’ s San Diego 73 34* X Colorado 43 Me ■day's Gam* Mew Y o rk4. Cincinnati 1 Tuesday's Games M ontreal (Martinei 10 7 end Rue ter 101 al Chicago (Gutman 10 7 and Harkey *4 ), 1. I 01 p m. San Francisco (Burkett I t 4) a t Pittsburgh (C ooke* 7), 7:11pm New York I Gooden | | l l ) e l Clncmnall (A ya la 4 11.7:11 p m Lo* Angeles IR M artinet *7 1 et Alien!* (S m o tll t l 11.7 40pm F lorida (Rapp M ) al Houston ( Kile I H ) , 0:41p.m . San Diego (Bene* 111) e l SI Louis (C orm ier 141. I l l p m . Philadelphia (River* 104) a l Colorado (Reynoso 4 1), *4 1 p m n Ii , Southern League Second H all Eastern Division W L K n a iv ille t Blue Jays) 11 73 C arolina (Pirates) 37 34 O rlande ICvbt) 31 3* ■ G reenville | Breves) 31 x Jachkanvlll* (Mariners) 3) >t Westers D ivision 72 Birm ingham (WSo«) ii Chattanooga (Reds) 7* » H u n ls v lll* (Attillcs) 37 >s M em phis (Ror ai»i n n ■ Nashville 1Tam il X 11 ■ won first half division t i l l * Monday's O a m n C r*« n vlll« A Memphis 1 Chattanooga 4 Carolina 1 Birmingham ll, Jachsanvlll* 1 K n o iv ille * Huntsville S O r Land* I. Nsihville I Tuesday's O a m ti M em phis at Greenville Ch*tt»noog,at Carolina Jachsanvlll* at Birm ingham K n o iv ille al Hunttvlll* O rlandaatN aihvlII* Florida Stal* League Sacsnd H a ll Eail*rn Division W L Pci GB *42 — SI. Lucie IMets) X 14 W .P. Beach lE ip o il >4 >5 410 Its Daytona (Cubsl >7 4*0 10 71 Osceola (Astros) 4)1 I0's 7> 7* Vero Beach (Dodgers 1 an m s >> X ■ Lakeland (Ttoertl >7 X *11 m s F o rt Lauderdale (Red Lo« 1 1If 30) 13 31 Western D ivision C harlotte (Rangers) 37 II 4*0 — Sarasota (While Soi 1 X X *00 7 SI P o t* 1Cardin* m 2* X ) t t 3to ISO 1 Dunedin (Blue Jays) 7* 7* F o rt M yers (Tolnt) 77 *** »'s 77 ■ Clearwater (Phillies) 77 X **0 10 ■ won tlrs l hall division l l l l * Mender's Oamas Oscaoia 4. Daytona 1 Lakeland al SI Luck. 1. ccd , rain F o rt Lauderdale *. V tro B a tch 4 Ounedln l. Sarasota 7 F o ri Myars 1 Claarwalar 1 C har lo ll* 1, SI Petersburg 1 Tuesday's Games Osceola al SI Loci* SI. Petersburg at Charlotte Lakeland al Clearwater Varo Beach al Dunedin Was) Palm Beach al F ort M yars F o rt Laudtrdal* al Sarasota N FL M IM A IO N Preset sen G ia n t* All Times E D I AMERICAN CONFERENCE East T Pet. PF PA W L 1 0 0 1.004 47 17 M ia m i W0 7) 17 I I 0 Indianapolis 111 *1 41 I 1 0 B u lla io 000 I* 17 0 1 0 Haw England 000 34 41 0 1 0 N Y. Jet* Central 447 14 11 Pittsburgh 1 I 1 I M0 40 14 C incinnati .100 14 W I I Cla v * land 000 4* 4) 0 1 Houston Watt San Otago 1 o 0 1 000 14 14 Denver HO N » 1 i »0 M II I I Kansas City L A Raiders i n H 41 i 1 Seam* 000 11 74 0 1 NATIONAL CONFERENCE East W L T Pci. PF FA Phoanla 1 0 o l ooo i i n Philadelphia 447 )) M 1 1 0 M0 11 32 1 1 1 Dallas M0 44 X 1 1 0 N Y G iant* MO SI 11 1 1 0 Washington Central Minnesota 1 0 0 1a x M >3 1 D e tro ll *31 >1 *0 1 0 0 000 I t 74 0 3 Chicago .(M 17 41 3 4 Tam pa Bay • 000 41 74 0 1 0 Groan Bay West New O r lean* 1 0 0 1 000 % 41 3 0 0 « 000 44 77 San Francisco SCO 47 21 A tla n ta t 1 0 LA R am * 0 3 0 000 X 47 Mania it' s Oamas San Francisco!*.Denver 11 D e iro n 74. Heuston X G O LF LPGA Chicago Challenge Scares NAPERVILLE. Ill — F ina l scores and m oney winnings Monday o l the 1*71000 LP G A Sun Timas Challenge, played on Ih* *.114 yard, par 7! While Eagle Coil Club Cindy Schrayer. 17M W Betsy King, 1*4.114 G a il Graham. U1.140 DalaEggallng.tlO.1i4 K ris Monaghan. U0.7U M a rla Flguarat Dotll. 110.714 A lliso n Finney, 111.Ml O ottle Akochrle, 11LM1 Col lean Welker, HO. IM P ag* D unlap 110. IU Dan Ammaccapan*. S I0.IH *7 4*44 71-777 *7 47 *7 71-171 47-71 47 4*—171 M i l 47 70-17* « * 4 f 70 71-17* 4*4171 71-174 47 7171 **->71 4*44 71 71-171 714* *4 *4 —771 71 71 *7 70-77* 4*4*7170-17* U.S. Hardceurts, Results INDIANAPOLIS - Results Monday In Ih* t ) m illio n RCA U S. m en'* H ardcourl Cham pionships at th* Indianapolis Tennis Center Singles F lrtl Round J im m y Arias. Bradenton, d e l. Ivan Reran. Carol Springs.41.4-1. D avid Wheaton ( ll) . Lake Minnetonka. M in n., del. Francisco Clavet. Spain. 4 4. * 1 F a b ric * Seniors 1141. Franca, del Kenneth Celrsen, Denmark. 43.4-4. M a rk u s Zoecke, G erm any, del Jason Slollenberg. Australia, 4 3. 4 1 P a tr ic k Relief. A u s tra lia , del Greg Rusedski. Caned*. * 4 .4 0 .4 -I. T o m a s Carbonell, S p a in , d e l David O llucia, Norristown. Pa . 7 4 (7 01,4 1 Ja im e Yiag*. Peru. d * f David W ill. Jacksonville Beach. Fla .4 3.4 0 A n drei Chesnskov (10). Russia, det Thom a sE n q vlst. Sweden,* 1,4-4. D e rrick Restagn*. Pen I* Vedra Beech, del. G ianluc* Paul. Ilely, 4-1.4-4. Andrew Smejder. Canada, del. Guillaume Raoua. France 4 4.4 1 J e ll Tarings. Manhattan Beach. C a lll. del NtcklasKuill. Sweden. 4 7(7 11,4 4.4* A n d re i CberUsev, Russia, del. Mikael Perntors (14). 1wide *. 4-4,7-4 (7-11. Jaim e OneIns. Brail!, d a l. Jared Palmar. Tampa. 41.44. tu a ; r u c ra ." Following llic Icadcrti were Robert Akoury. W ally Arnold mid Jimmy Heffner. Vogel, of Si. Augustine, pul his V o ge l Ilomcs/Vlllage Plumbtng/Prrdslon Machine Service Ptnlo through Its paces In the |5 lap Mini-Stock feature lo take his first place trophy home, heatin g Rick Turney lo the checkered flag. " I t felt real good." Vogel said, "bu t I had my hands full. I HOCKEY National Hockey League AN A H EIM M IOHTY DUCKS - Agreed to term s with Denny Lambert, left wing, on a ort# year contract NEW YORK RANOERS - Signed Oarren Langdon. left wing COLLEOE SO U TH F L O R ID A - N a m e * Anna Acfcar Macoska woman's Interim gall teach. BELMONT ABBEY - Named Daniel Allen men's soccer coach • ROCK PORT STATE - Named Fred Doer. Tony Ltpenl and Scott Nugent assistant foeftwlt eo#th*i C A L IF O R N IA . PA. - Named Karen Folsko women's volleyball coach. CANISIUS - Named Mark Warner. Fred Roberts. Slav* Yevottch and John Soche assistant football coaches CARTHAGE - Named Keith Elckhoidt assistant football coach CLEMSON — Named Tim Corbin recruit tng coordinator and assistant baseball coach, and John Pawlowskl restricted earnings assistant baseball coach CO LO ATI — Named Andy Coutts men s assistant soccer coach. Lynn* Schnaebecfc men's and women's assistant tennis coach; Colin McGahren men’s assistant lacrosse coach; and Betsy While women's assistant soccer coach. MERRIM ACK - Named Carol DeCourcey fie ld hockey coach and asalgnad H u Irving, assistant lea hockey coach, additional duties as goll coach PLYM O UTH STATE - Named C hris Landolfl wide receiver and o il season condl Honing coach and Sieve T lrre ll defensive line coach ST. ANSELM - Named Denis O'Nail men's and women's cross country coach; Dennis Jenas women’s assistant soccer coach; end Roger Latham director ot recr* ation sports and tacllilles manager. ST. L A W R E N C E - N am ed M a rk Raymond assistant football coach ■ UCLA — Suspended Bruce Walker, d* tensive lineman, tor I he t* * j ** season, and Ja m lr M iller, linebacker, lor an* gam* T V H U D IO AUTORACINO 1:10 a m — NASCAR Champion Spark Plug *00 BASEBALL 7 X p m. — ESPN. T eiasat New York. (L) 7 X p m. — WGN. Chicago al Boston. (L) 7 x p m. — WOR. New York at Cincinnati. (L) 7 14 p m — TBS. Los Angeles a l Atlanta. IL ) I p m - 14. Florida *1 Houston. I L l ■0 X p m. — ESPN, Baltimore a l Sealll*. BOXINO * p m — USA. Super middleweight* Roberto Duran vs. Sean Flftgerald. (L) FOOTBALL t l X p m. — SC. Col leg* replay. Florid* al Florida Stale TENNIS ♦ p m — SUN. U.S Men's Hardcourl Championships. IL ). also a l i a m Radi* I MISCELLANEOUS S p m - WGTO AM IS*0>. Tim * Out lor Mo lor sport* 4 p m - WGTO AM 11401. Talk Sports W ith Pel* Rose 7 p m —WWNZ A M (740),TheS p o rllN t'l 7 p m -W G TO AM «S40).NASC ARLIv* tOp m - WWNZ AM (7*0), Florida Sports E(Change 10 p m - WGTO AM (1*0). Sports Bylin* USA T e n n i s ----------- couldn't keep ll In gear. It kepi jum ping out of gear. W e'v r got II dialed In pretty good ul thin truck." Rounding out (he lop five were Dale Ballon, Wuync Wells and T erry Cady. V olu sia County Speedway races Its 3/8'B-mllc dirt track every Friday night and runs (he half-in lie asphalt oval on Satur­ day night's. For more Information uhout racing al VCS, contact the track office at (00-11 255-2243 or (004) Continued from Page’ IB first-round mutch be­ tween Todd Nelson and Brian MuePhlc. No. 2 Jim Courier, born In Sanford and now living In Dadr City, and No. 3 Boris Becker make Ihclr Hardcourl debuts Tuesday. Courier, a straight-set loser to Sampras In Iasi year's final, plays Jaim e Oncins. Becker faces Andrew Sziiajiler. Pernfors. a 1986 French Open finalist, won on the tour In 1988 before sustaining a scries of I n ju r ie s . T h a i b ro u g h t a nosedive of his ranking from No. 19 to No. 1.002 in early 1991 lie has climbed back to No. 95. Tw o weeks ago he enjoyed a third-round victory over Courier cn route to rapturing the Cana­ dian Open and a $235,000 first irixc. more than he had won In its previous 3W years on the lour. " I kind of (ell like. wow. I won that tournament." he said. "I should be able In beat anybody 985-4402 now.** BA1EBALL America* Laagu* MINNESOTA TWINS Acquired Erik D i r t -----------------Continued from Page IB FOOTBALL National Football League GREEN BAY PACKERS - Signed Tootle Robbins, offensive tackle, lo a on* year co n tra ct. Rescinded th * rig h ts to Ron Haltstrom. offensive guard, making him a tree agent Waived Oan Flka, offensive lineman. Tracay Sanders, corrwrback; Lalm Berry, running back. Rory Graves, offensive tackle; Orlando McKay, wide receiver, and Georg* Rouks. delensi ve end HOUSTON O ILE R S - Signed O avld Williams, offensive tackle, to a two year contract M IA M I OOLPHINS - Waived Mitchell Benson, nos* tackle NEW YORK GIANTS - Waived E r k Bruun. punter; Tlco Duckett, running back. Jim Johnson, tackla. Brian Koilowskl. light e n d . a nd N o r r is Thom as and Thom Kaumeyor. defensive backs PHILADELPHIA EAOLES - Announced ih * retirem ent of Michael Carter, nos* tackle PHOENIX CARDINALS - Waived Sean Snyder, punter. Darren Slchlmann and D e ite r Butcher, wide receivers TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS - Signed E r k Curry, defensive lineman. I* a live year contract. (Ll TRANSACTIONS Pci. OB MS - Schulltirom . pitcher, from ttw B alllm or* Orioles lo compiele ih * Mika Pagllarulo fr«d# NEW YORK YANKEC1 - Signed M a ll Draws, pitcher, lo a Its * m inor laagu* contract OAKLAND ATHLETICS - Placed Tarry Stainbech. catcher. on the 11 day disabled list Recalled Henry Mercedes, catcher, from Tacoma et I he Pacific Coast Laagu*. SEATTLE MARINERS - Activated Rich 'A m a ra l. Inllelder, from th* 11 day disabled list Optioned John Cummings, pitcher, to Calgary e l th* Pacific Coast Laagu* TORONTO BLUE JAYS - Optioned Mika Tim lin, pitcher, lo Dunedin of Ih* Florida Slala Laagu* Recalled Scott Brow, pllcher. from Syracuse ol th* IrlemaHonal League National League M O N TR E AL EXPOS - Waived C liff Brantley, pllcher, tor ih * purpose el giving him his unconditional release BASKETBALL National Basketball Assaciallen GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS - Signed Andre Spencer, forward, to a one year contract PHOENIX SUNS - Signed Jo* Klein* center, to a lour year contract SAN ANTONIO SPURS - Signed Chris Childs, guard I Bucs ink top draft pick ■y F M D QOOD ALL AP Sports Writer TAM PA — Eric Curry stood his ground, never worrying about the tack of progress In contract talks with the Tampa Bay Buc­ caneers. " I was patient and didn't get panicky. 1 knew things would come together al some point.” the first-round draft pick said Monday. "Good things come lo those who wait,” The sixth selection In the draft ended a 22-day holdout when he signed n five-year contract dial reportedly makes him the NFL's highest-puni defensive rookie. Terms were nol released, but the agreement was believed to be worth slightly more Ihnn the deals Manln Jones (five years. 85.9 million) and John Copeland Ifive ycais. $5.87 million) — (he two defensive players drafted ahead of Curry — received from the New York Jets and Cincin­ nati Bcngnls. Jones was the fourth pick in the draft and Copeland. Curry's college roommate al Alabama. was selected fifth. Bucs vice president Rich McKay did not com m ent on n rep ort that Curry's contract was worth more than $6 million. ‘ i 'l l let thnt come out when ll comes out." said McKay, who finalized the deal by telephone with Cu rry's agent. Eugene Parker, on Sunday. T h e 270-pound d efen sive lineman reportedly had I h -c i i seeking a deal worth more than $6 million. Including a $3.2 million signing bonus. Negotia­ tions moved slowly. In part, because of Taui|>a Day's opposi­ tion lo a long-term enntrart In which the final year could be voided If Curry achieved certain playing Incentives. The Bucs saved about 81.048 million — 38 percent of their rookie salary pool — lo pay Curry In base salary and pro­ rated signing bonus this season. Curry's signing, leaves Phoenix running back Garrison Hears! as the leagu e's only unsigned first-round pick. Coach Sam Wyrhe said be hopes Currv. who spent most of Ills three-week holdout working out and visiting relatives In Atlanta . can play about a half ip Saturday night's exh ib itio n game ugalnst the Buffalo Bills. ; "A s Is the case with anyone who has missed this amount of training camp. Eric has some catching up to do. We will make every effort so thnt he Is brought up lo speed as qu ick and thoroughly as possible." Between practices Monday. Curry began getting a crash course on the Tampa Bay de­ fense from assistant coaches Floyd Peters and Eddie Khaynl. "Our goal Is to have him ready for our (regular-season) opener with Kansas CHy." Wyche said. "O u r guard Is up against Injury. 1 can only remember a couple of players over the years who have come In late like this and nol suffered some kind of Injury — a hamstring or a strain or something. II Just seems to follow late arrivals." Cuny said he bad hoped bis contract would lie resolved liefore now but dial he’s ready to do whatever It lakes to get ready to play. No bail for Jordan’s killers By E8 T I 8 THOMPSON Associated Press Writer LUMI1ERTON. N.C. - Police say they know who pulled the trigger In the shooting death of Michael Jordan's father, but refused Monday to reveal which of two suspects It was. Authorities sealed off this rural North Carolina town as a county Judge ordered two teen-agers held without ball in the murder o f James Jordan. No evidence was presented at the hearing, bill Robeson County Sheriff Hubert Stone said investigators "h ave determined which one was the trlggerman.” Stone, however, refused to name him. Police closed roads Into downtown and posted lookouts on rooftops when Daniel Andre Green. 18. o f Lumberion and Larry Martin Dcmcry. 18. o f nearby Rowland. N.C.. were brought lo the courthouse In separate cars. The two high school dropouts, during a 22-minute hearing before Robeson County Dis­ trict Court Judge Gary Locklear, said only that they wanted court-appointed attorneys. However, when asked what he had to say to Michael Jordan. Green told "NBC Nightly News:" "I have nothing to say. But I didn't kill him." Dcmcry's eyes welled with tears during the proceeding Afterward, both teen-agers hugged their mothers before officers took them away. Locklear set Sept. 3 for the next court appearance. Both arc charged with first-degree murder, armed robbery and conspiracy to commit armed robbery. Among the evidence. Stone said. Is an NBA championship ring that Michael gave to his Talhcr. The ring was In a bag. but the sheriff wouldn't disclose the location. "NBC Nightly New s" reported that Green helped Investigators recover the ring and Jumrs Jordan was wearing the ring when he was shot. Hugh Rogers, a Lumberion lawyer appointed to represent Demcry, said be Intends to have bis client tested for "learning Impairments, limited functlonability as lo Ills intelligence." Rogers said he hadn't decided whether lo seek a change of venue. " I don't think there's anywhere from here to the West Coast that hasn't had publicity." Rogers said. Rogers already represents Demcry on another armed robbery charge and a check forging charge. Green was paroled two months ago from prison, where hr served lime for armed robbery. District Attorney Richard Townsend said he had not decided whether lo seek the death penalty. Locklear said from the bench that the ease seemed lo have etrmcnls of a capital crime, but thnt it was too early to discuss (hat Issue. Jordan's 1992 red Lexus 400 was discovered on a wooded road In neighboring Cumberland County, stripped o f Its wheels and stereo speakers. The car's UNC-0023 license plate also was missing as wus the NBA ring. Investlgntors traced the crime to the suspects using telephone records from Jordan's cellular cur phone. The father of the Chicago Bulls superstar was shot In the chest with a .38-callber pistol and his body dumped In a creek near McColl. S.C.. where It was found Aug. 3 by a fisherman. The body was Identified Aug. 13 through dentul records. The four males accused of vandalizing Jordan's car pleaded Innocent Monday. Tcrrellls Marnicus Teaslcy. 22. Is charged with breaking and entering and larceny o f a motor vehicle. Kenneth Connor Farrior. 20. was charged with breaking and entering of a motor vehicle. Jovun Jamabal Carter. 18. was charged with possession of a stolen vehicle, although officials said it doesn't necessarily mean he stole the ear. Gary Rodcl Farrior. 16. Kenneth Farrior's brother, was arrested earlier on charges that he helped strip Jordun's cur of tires nnd stereo equipment. Vanity license plates and the logo from the red Lexus were missing when the cur was found on a dirt mad Me wooded area. All ure from Fayetteville. They were released to (he custody of their families und told to return (o court Sept. 1. Stone said Jordan was asleep In his car al the Intersection of U.S. 74 nnd Interstate 95 near Lumberion when two men approached the car to rob him. The car’s doors were unlocked and a window rolled down. "W hen the robbery started to occur, he was asleep at the time und he started to wake up and the gunman got scared." Stone said. "H e was shot Inside the car." There was no blood In the vehicle because the bullet didn't leave Jordan's body. Slone said. The suspects realized they had killed Michael Jordun's fulhrr about an hour after the slaying when they rummaged through his personal belongings. Stone said. "T h ey couldn't believe It happened." the sheriff said. N A S C A R -------Continued from Page IB showed up for the six-hour session marred only by a crash by rookie driver Kenny Wallace. "W hat's happening here today and what's going to happen next yeur has a huge Impact. Nol Just on NASCAR, nol just on Indy, but In lire world of motorsports." Wnltrlpsald. The 30-plus drivers totaled more than I.IOO laps on the 2.5-mltc oval, a narrower and finder surface than Ihc hightinnked NASCAR tracks. The top speeds were 165.624 mph by rookie Bobby Labonlc. 165.256 by G e o ff B od ln e. 164.754 by K en S ch rader. 164.504 by rookie Jclf Gordon. 164.495 by Bobby Hlllln Jr. and 164.105 by Murk Martin. The Indy enr record Is 233.433 mph by Jim Crawford In 1992. "It's a pretty neat thing," NASCAR series leader Dale Earnhardt said. "1 don't know about tradition and whatever. ... 1 wouldn't want to change any­ thing when It comes to the Indianapolis 500 und the month o f May. but wr can have thr month of August und run the Brickyard 400 und have a great time as NASCAR." Earnhardt was among thr first drivers an the track Monday morning. He also was one of nine NASCAR drivers who first tested al Indianapolis in June of 1992. before a major track renovation and b efore p lan s were an­ nounced for Ihc Brickyard 400. The race will be on Aug. 6. 1994, following two days o f practice und qualification*. "I don't Ihlnk Ihc race track’s going lo be lough on equipment at ad," Earnhardt said. "W e ’re not seeing excessive rpms. ... It has a nice smooth surface und I lie chassis shouldn't lake a NASCAR Indy Steeds INDIANAPOLIS - Th* teg IS d riv e r* in NASCAR testing Monday al Ih * Indianapolis Motor Speedway, listing driver, hometown, ta r , number ot lag* driven in that car. and fastest lap In mph (r rootle) 1. r Bobby LaBont*. Corpus Chrlstl. Teias. No 77. Ford. 17 laps. 14S *1* 1. Geoll Bodlne. Chemung. N Y . No 7. Ford. 411*0*. t4S 1S4 1. Ken Schrader. Fenton. M o . No IS. Chevrolet. 4} tops. 14* 7S* 4 r Jolt Gordon. Pittsboro. Ind . No 7*. Chevrolet. I t laps. 14* SO* 5 Bobby H lllln J r , Midland. Teias. No 40. Ford. » laps. 14* 4*S * Mark M artin Balesvlile, Ark . No 4. Ford. *1 laps. 14* 10) 7 Kyle Petty. Randleman. N C , No *7. Pontiac. *7 lap*. 1*1113 I Broil Bodlne. Chemung. N Y . No 14. Ford. llto p * . 141 t l 7. t Morgan Shepherd. Conover, N C . No II. Ford. I t laps. 141 SX 10 Rusty Wallace. Si. Louis. No 1. Pontiac, llla p s 141 415 beating at nil." The only beating was In Ihc Pontiac of Wnllucr, who came low’ out of the fourth lurtt nnd made u half-spin Into the Inside wall. The car made another spin In to the pit w a ll, and hud extensive damagr to the right side. He sustained bruises to Ills bead and buck and wus taken to Methodist Hospital iK'forr bring released Monday night. Martin, who has rllnilied lo fourth In the season stand lugs with victories In the past two races, said winning the first Brickyard 400 would be the highlight o f his career. 'T in not a big history guy. or tradition, but that would really mean a lot. because I know ll will be In the history lx>oka," Martin said. "Thai would be really, really spcrlnl lo m e." Marlin lived In North Liberty, Ind.. about two years. " I was just out of high school, and I was prctly young and dumb.” be said. "I bud a lol to learn about racing and every­ thing else. I never dreamed and never had an Intrrrst coming out here because I never expected I'd race here. I sure didn't think NASCAR would rare here. "Com ing here Is a big In­ vestment In the strength of NASCAR. I believe we'll come oul o f here with a stronger, broader fan base than we had before and a stronger package for our sponsors." Marlin said Ibe turnout of fans was "really awesome. ... ll's unbelievable the response the Ians have had." Gordon. Ihc series' lap rookie nnd nnothcr former Indiana res­ ident. railed his first visit to the Speedway us a driver a thrill. “ ft's on believable to be here to make that first lap." he said. "It's nothing like any feeling I've ever had before. This Is one of the greatest things I've ever done In my lire." suld the 21-year-old rookie, formerly of Pittsboro. Ind. "To see nil these funs when you come driving down that front straightaway is Just the greatest thrill ever." Today. Richard Petty, will take a ceremonial lap around the track and then donate his STP Pontiac to the Speedway's Hall o f Fame Museum. " I wish I had got a chance lo run here, but the time didn't conic." said Prlly. who retired at the end oflnsl season. " I always fell Indianapolis wus really responsible In one way or another for stock car racing, because they got a lot of people Interested In raring, ft was always THE race. From that standpoint. I would have always liked la come here and nin stock cars ... not the Indy cars.” Petty said the race will be a "great event. It’s going to be good for us, good for the Indy-car crowd, good for Indy, good for racing nil over the world. �Sanlord Herald. Sanford. Florida • Tuesday. August 17. 1993 - 31 People IN BRIEF Cloggers to graduate Hollywood East offers clogging classes every Thursday from 6:30 • 8:30 pin. nt Mclodec Skating Kink In Sanford. The cost Is 83 per class for ages 5 and up. Parents dance free with paying child. Our First Graduation Is Aug. 19 with a new beginner class starting on Aug. 20. For more Information call Dawn 904-735-0207 or Casey 407-322-3593. Welcome Back Coffee set Sweetwater Oaks Gnrden Club will hold Its Welcome Hack Coffee on Monday. Aug. 30. at 10 a.m. For furl hrr Informal Ion. contact 886-7(113. CALENDAR Narcotics Anonymous meets in Sanford Narcotics Anonymous meets Mnndny nt 8 p.m. at the Presbyterian House of Goodwill, 317 Oak Ave.. Sanford. Oddfellows schedule meeting Iaidgc No. 27 of the International Order o f Oddfellows meets the first and third Monday of every month, except July and August, at 8 p.m. at 101 Magnolia Ave.. Sanford. Pigeon Fanciers to gather The Centra! Florida Pigeon Fanciers Association meets the third Monday o f each month at the Seminole County Agricultural Center. 4300 Orlando Drive. Sanford. For Information, call Art or Jean Anderson nt 8 3 1-8033. Kiwanis Club of Casselberry meets Klwanls Club of Casselberry meets every Tuesday at 7:30 a.in., at Village Inn, corner Dog Track Road and US Highway 17-92 In Longwood. For Information, call 831 -8545. Weekly Lions Club meeting The Sanford Lions Club meets every Tuesday at noon at the American Legion on South Sanford Avenue. For Information, call 3 2 1-0700 Bridge club to meet, play Sanford Duplicate Urldge Club meets at noon each Tuesday at the Greater Sanford Chamber or Commerce. 400 E. First St.. Sanford. Clogging classes formed The Old Hickory S(ompcrs 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 349-9529 for more Information. Lake Mary Optimists meet weekly The Optimist Club of Lake Mary meets every Tuesday ut 7:00 p.m.. ut 109 E. Crystul Lake Ave. (corner o f Crystal Lake und Country Club Road). Visitors are welcome. Take off pounds sensibly Members of Take Off Pounds Sensibly. TOPS. Invite the public to Join them on Tuesdny evenings from 7 to 8 p.m. at the First Chrtsllun Church. 1607 Sanford Ave.. Sanford. The group now has a private room to weigh peopk In tween 6:l5nnd 6:45 p.m. Each week a different program on weight loss will be conducted. For more Information about the club, call 323-1768 or 323-1664. Obesity surgery group to meet The Seminole Chapter of SOS (Support Obesity Surgery) Support Group, for those who have had bariatric surgery or their loved ones, meets the second Tuesday o f each month In Classroom "103 of the Physicians Plaza Building. 521 W. S.R. 434. Longwood.. at 7 p.m. Call 332-6500 for more Information. Group targets good health Deltona Health Education Club meets the third Tuesdny of the month nt the Center for Better Living. 2922 Howland Blvd.. Suite 4. Deltona, at 7 p.m. Anyone interested In health and well-being Is Invited to attend: For Information, call (904| 532-9290. This week’s best sellers By Associated Press___________ Here are the best-selling books as they appear in this week's Issue of Publishers Weekly. • H ardcover fictio n 1. "Th e Bridges o f Madison County." Robert James Waller (Warner) 2. "The Streets o f Laredo." L a rry M cM u rtry (S im o n A Schuster) 3 . “ T h e C lie n t ." John Grisham (Doubleday) 4. "Vanished.” Danielle Steele (Delncortc) 5. "Like Water for Chocolate." Laura Esquivel I Doubleday) 6. "The Night Manager.” John Ic Carre (Knopf) 7. "Pleading Guilty.” Scott Turow (Farrar. Straus A Giroux) 8. "Pigs In Heaven." Barbara Klngsolvcr (HarpcrColllns) 9. "Honor Among Thieves," Jcffrry Archer (HarpcrColllns) 10. "A Case of Need." Michael Crichton (Dullonl 11. "C ru el and Unusual." Patricia D. Cornwell (Scribners) 12 "Prim e Witness." Steve Martini (Putnam) 13. “ Alter All These Years." Susan Isaacs |HarpcrColllns) 14. "Hill T ow n s." Anne Rivers Siddons (HarpcrColllns) 15. " T h e S h in in g O n e s ." David Eddlngs (Del Key) • Hardcover nonfiction 1. “ Ageless Body. Timeless Mind." Dcepak Chopra. M.D. (Harmony) 2. "W omen Who Run With the Wolves," Clarissa Plnkola Estes (Ballantlne) 3. "M e n A re from Mars. Women Arc from Venus." John Gray (HarpcrCollins) 4. "Eat More. Weigh Less." Dean Ornish (HarpcrColllns) 5. "Heenglneerlng the Corpo­ ration." Michael Hummer and James Chnmpy (HarperBusIness) 6. "The W ay Things Ought to Be." Rush Llmbaugh (Pocket Books) 7. “ Listening to Prozac." Peter Kramer. M.D. (Viking) 8. "Embraced by the Light." Hellv J. Eadle (Gold Leaf Press) 9. “ T h e F i f t i e s . ” D a v id Halbcrstam (Villard) 10. “ Days o f Grace." Arthur Ashe and Arnold Kampcrsad (Knopf) • Maas market paperbacks 1. "R is in g S u n .” M ichael Crichton (Ballantlne) 2. "The F in n ." John Grisham (Dell) 3. "The Pelican Brief." John Grisham (Dell) 4. "Jurassic Park.” Mlchucl Crichton (Hallnutinc) 5. "Congo." Michael Crichton (Ballantlne) 6. "A Time To Kill." John Grtsham (Dell) 7. " A l l T h a t R e m a in s ." Pair Ida Cornwell (Avon) 8. "C o lo n y ." Anne R ivers Siddons (HarperPaperbncks) 9. "Sphere." Michael Crichton (Ballantlne) 10. "Decked." Carol Higgins Clark (Warner) A stitch in time Christina N. Bukey, 15, of Winter Springs, was presented a certificate of completion by Dr. Dalton Proctor, assistant director of the Norlh Carolina Cooperative Extension Service and state 4-H leader, after attending the Southern Region 4-H Textile and Furniture Symposium at the N.C. State University In Raleigh recently. Bukey. the daughter of Julie and James Crable, studied fiber identification, yarn testing, design techniques, physical testing, color design and computer applications. Popular videos of the week 18. "B la d e Runner: T h e D irector's C u t." (Warner) 19."Dances With Wolves.” (Orton) 2 0 . "P e n th o u s e : T h e A ll-P e t W o r k o u t." (AVislon) • Video rentals 1. "Unforgtven." (Warner) 2. "T h e Bodyguard." IWarncr) 3. "A Few Good Men.” (Columbia TriStnr) 4. "T h e Crying Game." (Live) 5. "Brum Stoker's Dracula.' (Columbia TriStnr) G."Home Alone 2." |Fox| 7. "Scent o f a Woman," (MCA-Unlversnl) 8. "Forcver Young.*' (Warner) 9. "Malcolm X ." IWarncr) By Aoooclatod Promo________________________ Here are the weekly charts for the nation's most popular videos as they appear In this week's Issue of Billboard magazine. • Video tales 1."Plnocchlo," (Disney) 2. "Teenage Mutant Ntnjn Turtles III." (New Line) 3. "H om e Alone 2 ." (Foxl 4 . "P la yb o y Playmate o f the Year 1993." (Playboy) 5. "B eauly and the Beast."(Disney) 6 . "P la y b o y C eleb rity Centerfold: Jessica Hahn." (Playboy) 7. "Dlsney's Sing Along Songs: Friend Like Me." (Disney) 8. "Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country." (Paramount) 9 . "B arn ey Rhymes With Mother G oose." (Lyons Group) 10. "Playboy 1993 Video Playmate Review." (Playboy) 1l."M cLlntockl.” (GoodTInics) 12. "O zzy Osbourne: Live A Loud." (Epic) 13. " 101 Dalmatians." (Disney) 14. "Barney's Best Manners." (Lyons Group) 15. "Kiss. Konfldrntlal." (PolyGrnm) 16. "Playboy: Erotic Fnntuslcs III." (Playboy) 17. "Country Line Dancing," (Quality) 10. " L e a p o r F n lt h ," (P aram ou n t) 11 ."Body o f Evidence." (MGM-UAI 12. "Lorenzo's OH." (MCA-Unlversnl) 13. "Jennifer 8 ." (Paramount) 14. "Nowhere to Run." (Columbia TriStnr) 15. "Am os A Andrew." (Columbia TriStnr) lQ."Tccnuge Mutant Ntnpi Turtles." (Columbia TrlSlar) 17. " A River Runs Through It." (Columbia TrlStarl 1 8 . " T h e D is t in g u is h e d G e n t l e m a n . " (Hollywood) 19. "M atlncc." (MCA-Unlveraal) 20. "Howards End." (Columbia Tristarl Copyright 1993. Hllllxmrd Publications Inr. Reprinted with permission. Parents try to make visits to grandma a family affair DEAR ABBY: I have a dear m other who lives about an hour’s drive away. Site’s blind, but very cheerful and mentally ulert. I phone her every duy. Site lives with a housekeeper and loves to have company. When she hud her sight, she cou ldn 't do enough for my children. She sewed for them, bought them gifts and always made sure there were goodies In her house. Now the children are teen-agers, and I have to beg them to visit their grandmother because It Is so "borin g" there; there's nothing to do there, etc. My husband and I visit as often as possible. We realize that our kids arc Involved with friends and activities, so we don't expect them to accompany us on every visit, hut Is It loo much to expect them to visit her once a month? They read your column dally. Abby. I can bet my bottom dollar tbnl you’ll agree with me. but If the kids hear 11 from Dear Abby. maybe they'll renllze that Mom and Dud arc right. A8K1NO DEAR ASKINOt Your children are old enough to reullze that It's a murk o f maturity to do things (without whlnlngl that aren't particularly fascinating but are well worth the effort because of the pleasure II gives others. Visiting grandparents fall Into that category. A suggestion for youngsters who resist visiting elderly rela­ tives bccuusc It's "b orin g": In­ terview the old folks. Ask ques­ tions ubout relatives who pre­ ceded you. and how things were back In the "olden days." You'll learn some Interesting facts, and you'll find that those visits will Ik * r e w a r d in g to b o th y o u a n d th e o ld folks. DEAR ABBY: We are just ordinary people. My husband has a 9-lo-5 Job and I am a hom em aker. W r have been married for 10 years, and In all that time we have never gone anywhere without tnklu;' our children. (We have three.) I have never had one night away from them except those few when I went to tiie hospital to have another baby. We have never hired u sitter. INcvcr needed oiic.l My hustmnd said the children grow up so fast we should enjoy every moment we can with them, i love my children. Abby.. but don't you think I deserve a night out without the children Just once a year? STALE MATE DEAR MATE! Your husband forgets that you "e n jo y " your children all day, every day, when he Is at work. Remind him. You not only "d eserve" an occasional night out. you need one. DEAR A BB Y: I am 12. I told my father to go Jump In the lake. We live by a lake, hut It is frozen over now. so fie should have known I didn't really mean It. He grounded me indefinitely. How long Is "Indefinitely"? OROUNDED IN MINNESOTA DEAR GROUNDED: It's for as long as It takes your father to cool off. (Apologize und promise to Ik- more respectful, and It may break the Ice.) IMHf.BtHHREMJ.1HIJII 17-1 IBMO N. •NO PASS MOVIE* r hbw»s«s^)Cmmnm) V 1:90 4:10 7:900:40 f* T H E J V V r e m e n ea 100 900 SOP 7:00 P OO y RISING SUNkl v JASON GOES TO H E LL LINE FIRE ® IN THE V ;0 0 «:U T :M H 0 ROBIN HOOD [I 11L j TPEEWILLY* URAMlCPARKiuSiB 1 D MEN IN T1CHTS s a 1:90 4.-00 T ill M O M OVIEL AND m... h*i tr-H. au rn DENNIS THE M ENACE 1:90 E 3 8ANDL0T 10:11 @ J 1:10 4:30 7:10 * :*» OF I ) : U i : U 7:90 0:90 'J jQ C llN 1:004 90 7:00 0:4s (O N M S l) ALL MOVIES IN S l l REO SOUND �4B - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Tueiday, August 17, 1993 Fashion: Womenswear ■y The Aaaoolatad F r s n S orter alUioucttcs and touclirti of color charac­ terize clothe* offered for women thin fall. "It's an evolution." nays Lucille Klein. J.C. Tenney's fashion dlreclor. "W e ’ve had structured looks with their squurrd shoulders and sharp lines for several years. But women have hero me more comfortable In the work force. They're til case expressing them sc Ives with more feminine, classic styles." A rase In point might be a rich red suit by Jacqueline Ferrar. available at Tenney's. It's softened by a classic drrss-up detail: Black velvet trim on a notched collar and buttons. The store also offers a soft ruffled blouse by Rafferty, which II shows paired with pants and n long vest In glen plaid from Worthington. A Jaunty variation on the theme is a red riding Jacket with black velveteen trim for Chaus, which can be worn with velveteen jodphurs. A soft and bright ensemble Irom Thcotniles Includes a cable-knit sweater with matching wrap skirt and leggings, either In pastels or red. This new label from Leslie Fay also offers a range o f classic Jackets, trousers, dresses sportswear and evening clothes. Soft but tailored fnre from Jones New York Include wlde-leg trousers nnd long belted vest In neutral tones, set off by n golfing Jacket In bronze suede. The soft look done up with European sophislatlon Is offered In Ungaro's Emnnuel line, featuring a series of easy fitting but tailored Jackets, pants, wrap skirts and vests. One ensemble Includes a stone crcpon Jacket with matching waistcoat with echoing collar notches and mntchlng trousers. Layered knits figure prominently In the collec­ tions at Express, with long cowl-neck tunics with matching wlde-leg pants or ribbed wrap skirts. There's also a soft column dress or a wlde-rlbbcd V-neck sweater dress. Fashion: Menswear slati By Ths Ai No doubt some men still swear by their pinstripe uniforms for business, but menswear design­ ers have come up with softer, easygoing cuts and looks for troth on- nnd off-hours. Conservative dressers don't have to forgo tradition — there arc plenty o f updated plaids nnd stripes, many to be worn with loose sweaters and In cnsunl layers as vests. Jackets, nnd other separates. For those closer to the fringe, there are funky "w ork clothes" In oversize de­ nims and cords. Clothes repre­ senting troth trends have outdoorsy. cowboy-Indlan details. A v o id in g a p p ro a c h the strait-jack et Is p a ra m o u n t. "Because comfort Is key. most s ilh o u e tte s continu e to be oversized, whether It's a loose-fit Jean, plaid shirt, hooded sweater or canvas Irani coat." says Joe Saplenza of J.C. Tenney. "Men want clothes that move when they do.” The vest Is in the spotlight this season — nnd ns an Independent entity, not Just the third of n llirec-plccer. The Rustler-lndlnn Jncquard vest from Tendleton W oolens Is one eye-stopping example: this Indtnn-style pat­ tern Is part of the company's High Grade Western Wear col­ lection created In honor o f the Oregon Trail anniversary this year. J.C. Tenney has a down vrst, meant to Ire outfitted with leans nnd flannel shirt by St. John's Bay. A textured knit cotton vest Is offered by Barnes Storm. Legal Notice PUBLIC NOTICC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Tuetday. Augutl 14, I f f ] at t : X p m. or a t toon thereafter a t p o tu b k . ttro Semlnol# County Port Authority and ttro Semlnol# County Board o l County C em m lttlonort ■rill hold • public hoofing upon tho budgol o t th* Semlnol* County Port Authority In Room IOn. Somlnolo County S e rvkM Building. 1101 E. F lr tt Stroot, Sanlord. F lo rid * A »um m *ry ol M id budO«l bolng a t tollow i RECEIPTS ANO REVENUES: Caih Carr lad Forward uat.no AO VALOREM TAX RECEIPTS 741.44} Anticipated Port Revenue* Racing Commit*Ion Fund* 40.000 11.000 41.171.711 Anticipated In te re tt Income EXPENDITURES: Regular Salariet 1*4.1M 7,11* Social Sacurlty Matching Retirement Contribution* 14.730 1.114 Lite A Health Intueanc* 1.000 1.400 1400 Cantuffant* Mltcallanaout Accounting A Auditing Arthropod Control 4.100 1.400 1,(00 400 14.100 1,1M » .l* t 47.013 J.fJ 1 14.400 300 XX5 1.000 l 100 10.000 1.100 I,HO 1.300 M0 1441 1.100 3000 301.140 134 414 141.71* At the other end o f the style scnle th ere arc tra d itio n a l tailored vests like that In the Jacket-vest match In glen plaid by Crsarlnl Design Studio or even a yellow crossover vest — the kind you'd expect to sec worn with monocle nnd spats — from Garrick Anderson. Tlalds are almost ubiquitous In this season's menswear lines. They can Ire done up In wellta ilo re d v e rs io n s , such as mustard-olive plaid from the Grays by Gary Wasscrinnn. or In b old, o ve rs ize d lu m b erjack flannel shirts, like the ones from Structure (The Limited's new European-style menswear line), Tlalds also are found In bomber Jackets from Structure, zlppercd country coats from Woodman at J.C. Tenney or from Barnes Storm. Legal Notices Legal Notices NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX OECD N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y GIVEN, that County el Sami noi*. th* holder o l the lot toning ce rtifica te d ) ha* tiled M id cert Ulcatedl lor a te r deed to be Ittued thereon The certificate n u m b e r (t) and y a a r lt ) o t Itiuanc*. the description ot the property, and tho nam ed) In which It w e t a tte tte d l» /*r* a* follow*: Certificate No ST* Yearol dtuance: l**0 Detcrlplion ol Property: LEG W IS FT OF LOT 70 BLK O ALLENDALE PB4PG 7 Name* In which a tta tta d : NickR B u tlilta All el M id property being In ihe County of Seminole. Stele el Florida. U n ia t* m c h c e rtific a te d ) thall be redeemed according to law. th * property described in tuch c e rtifica te d ) w ill be *old lo th* hlghett bidder at th * w e ll Iron! door. Seminole County CourthouM. Sanlord. Florid*, on th* JCtti day ol Augutt. I* * l. at 11AM A pprorlm ataly f i l l 00 calh lor lee* It required to be paid by the tuccetslul bidder at th* M l* Full payment o l an amount equal to the high**! bid plu* applicable documentary ita m p d i e t and recording tee* |* due w ith in 14 h o u r* a tta r th a advert Ited lim e ot th* M l* A ll payment* th a ll be cath or guar­ anteed Inttrum ent, mad* payable to th * Clerk of the Circuit Court. Deled th i* l*th day ol July. SEMINOLE County Courthouse X I N Park Avenue. Sanlord. F lo rid * 11771. at I I 00 a m . on Augutt J l. I**J. th * lot towing described property a t M t forth In M hl Order or Final Judg men I. lo wit: Lot 44. Block " E ” . SPRING V A L L E Y FARMS. SECTION SEVEN. According to tho plat thereof, a t recorded In Plot Book t i. Pag* X . Public Ref o rd t of Seminole County. F lo r­ id * O R D E R E D a t S e m in o le County. F lor Ida. Augutt X 1441 MARYANNE MORSE A* Clerk. Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida By: JanaE. Ja ta w k A t Deputy Clerk Publlth: Augutt 10.17. I * * l OEH 37 Travel A Per Diem Communication* PottMM Electric. Water Equipment Rental Clifton Building. In ju ra n t* Equipment Service Contract* Maintenance A Repair property Printing A Binding Adv*rt1*lng Public Relation* M inor Tool* A Supp Ile t Other Otflco Suppllet Automobile Expen** G at A Lubricant* Janitorial Supplie* Duet A Subtcrlpllont Tank Farm O A M Improvement* other than building* I* * l R e ttrva Capital (SEAL) Conttructlon Debt Servlc* principal M aryann* More* Contlrucllon Debt Service Interett Clerk o l the Circuit Court (a) HUD Bond Debt Service 34.434S t . l7 l. lli Seminole County. Florida ( 4 ) HUD BONO OEBT SE H VICE By: M IcheltoL. Silva RECEIPTS A REVENUES: Deputy Clerk Roc* Track T ru tt Fund 144.000 Publlth: July 17. Augutt 1, 10. EXPENDITURES: and 17. I l f ) Bond Amort Italian Principal 130.000 DEG 700 Bond Am ort Italian In te r**! (.434 1M.4S4 Dated at Sanford. Seminot* County.Florida t h lt loth day ot Augutt, I f t lA . D . IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY PORT AUTHORITY OF T H I 1ITH By: Thomat Kuhn. Chairman JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Art#*!- C lair* H. Paul, Sacrelary IN A N D FO R Publlth Augutt 17. I f f ] DEH * } SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. *14*4 C A 14 L THE CHASE M A N H A TT A N BANK. N A . AS TRUSTEE UNOER INDENTURE DATED Cwwwfy Ctpriar cryptogram* are created horn quotation* by twnou* JULY 1ST. IH i. Plaintiff, radey * true F eguwe K vt RAYMOND P. SAMANIC. *1 • R JTIIKF X P X R Y V u i . a t a l, O tftn d e n llt) NOTICE OF SALE O W N N P P A , XL R J 1J77I0 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuant lo an Order Scheduling X H . I F M L H ■ Forecloture Sal* entered In th lt cat* now pending In tald Court, T W K J Y P M - C R R K F Y P M , •he ttyle of which i t Indicated above I w ill te ll to the hlghett and XTM N Z K ' J R J X H ■ F bett bidder lo r cath In th* NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX OEEO N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y GIVEN, that Chip T. Adam t and Karen L Schaffer, th * holder ol the loilowing ce rtific a te d ) hat Iliad M id c a rtifk a ta d ) lo r a ta i deed to be Ittued thereon. The c e r t if ic a t e n u m b e r )* ) and year(i ) o l Ittu a n c *. th * da tcriptton ol th* preparty, and th* name I t) In which It wet a tta tta d It/a re a t foltow i: Certificate No *H Yearot Ittu an c*: l* * l Detcrlplion e l Property: LEG LOT *0 MYRTLE LAKE HILLS P B t lP G I Name* In which a tta tta d : Michael J. Solllro. Jr. A ll ol M id property being In th * County ol Somlnolo. State ol Florida. U n la it tu ch c a r llllc a t a ti) th a ll b * redeemed according to low, tho proparty dotcrlbed In tuch ce rtifica te d ) w ill be told to the hlghett bidder at the w a it fron t door, Somlnolo County CourthouM. Sontord, Florida, on tho X th day ot Augutt. IWJ. at II A M . A p p ro ilm a to ly 1113 00 cath lo r feet I t required to be paid by th * tuccettlw l bidder at th * M l*. F ull payment o l an amount equal to tho hlghott bid plu* applicable documentary ita m p ta re t and recording tee* It due w it h in 14 h o u r* a f t e r th e advert Ited time ot th * M l*. A ll payment* th a ll be cath or guar­ anteed Inttrum ent, made pay able to tha Clark o l th * Circuit Court, Dated th lt Itth day o l July, 14*1 (SEAL! M aryann* M o rt* Clark ot tho Circuit Court Somlnolo County. F lorid * By: M lchall* L. Silva Deputy Clark Publlth: July 17. Augutt X 10. and 17. I t * ! DEG IN CELEBRITY CIPHER L H I WOT ' I K N T H I I — I N H - N H K K R P N T W K O . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Tha best way to Avoid ball players It to go to a good reetBurant. — (Former M a jo r League player) Tim M cC a rve r. Take s i r Stock ,nAmerica T O Y SAVINGS BONDS For current rate information, call 1-KKMUS BONO CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIED ADS IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMIHOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO. *1131* CA DIVISION: 1* L KISLAK NATIONAL BANK, P la in tiff. v». ROBERT J. ALE X: of al . Defendant* NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY G IVE N that, purtuant lo a Summary F inal Judgment ol Forecloture entered herein. I w ill te ll th * property tlfueled In Semlnol* County, Florida, detcrlbeda t: L o l 101. H ID D E N L A K E VILLAS. PHASE III. according to the p la l thereof a t recorded In Plat Book X . Paget 1 — 4. ol th# P ublic Record* ot Sem lnol* County. Florida a l public M l*, to Ihe hlghett and bett bidder lor cath. al the W etl F ront Door of In* Semlnol* County Courthout* In Sanford. Florida, at l l 00 o clock a m on September I*. IttJ WITNESS my hand and ot tid a l teal ot M id Court Augutt 1. t t t l (Court Seal) M ARYANNE MORSE Clerk ot the Circuit Court By JanaE Jatewlc A t Deputy Clerk P ubllth: Augutl 10.17. t t t l OEM 40 IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. INANDFO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO : tT MTt CA l« L SUN BANK. NATIONAL ASSO CIATION. a naHonal banking attoclalton P laintiff. vt JOHN V CHILDERS el al . Defendant* NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that purtuant to a Final Judg menl o l Forectotur* (Non Ju ry) e n tere d on Ihe 4lh day o l A u g u tl. I f f ) In th * above referenced action, th# Clerk ot th* C ircuit Court will, at I t 00 a m on September 1. I**J, offer for M l* and ta ll to th* hlghett bidder for cath af th* Wett door of th * Semlnol* County Court houM In Semlnol* County. Ftor id * the following detcribed real property, tltu a t*. lying and be ing in Semlnol* County. Florida, to w it: Th* real property detcribed and M l torfh In Exhibit *’A " attached hereto and mad* a part EXHIBIT A From a point X0 00 tael South and 711 ( laat W e il o l th * N o rth ***! corner ol Section I*. Townthlp I I South. Rang* X E att. Semlnol* County. Florida, run Southwettorly along road 4711* feel tor a Point ol Begin ning. M id point being the In t e n e c t lo n o f th * E a t le r ly right o f way line ot U.S. High way 17*7. and Ihe Southerly right ot way line o l Lake ot the Wood* Boulevard, thane* run S t*-47 00‘ E . along M id South arly rig h t o f way I in* ot Lak* ot Ihe Wood* Boulevard. TOO N feel: thence run S J T I I W 'W . p a ra lle l w llh ta ld E a tta rly rig ht Ot way lire ot U.S. High­ way 17 f l . 1*311 l* * l: thence run N .S I-4 0 W W .. along th * Northerly line ol a JO 00 loot wide Drainage Eatemenl, 137 40 feet thence run N M *ir0 O "E .. along M id E a tle rly right ol way line of U.S Highway 17 *1.171*0 feel to the Point ol Beginning Said Ml* will be held purtuant to M id F inal Judgment ol For* cloture. WITNESS my hand and teal ot M id Court on the 4lh day ot Augutt. IWJ (COUP JRT SEAL) M arya n n e M o rt* Clark ot th * Circuit Court By: JanaE . Jatewlc A t Deputy Clerk P ubllth: A ugutt 10.17. I f f ! OEH 3* PRIVATE PARTY RATES HcoroaaAtvgttma#_____ 57i b Bm 7coOMCuttvt Utbm -------70#(IUw 3 ctviBBCuttvBM m r a • line 1 Brito......................................t l . i n Ira RjM art par Is iim , baud on 3 lift#* *3 Uixb Minimum Schedking m iy include Herald Advert*** at Vie coat ot an addtoonal day Cancel whan you gal reeutti Pay only to* day* your ad run* at rat# aarnad Um M daacnpkon tor I a t le t! (M ufti Copy mutt M o w acceptable typo graphical farm -Commercial frequency rate* are evaaabt# ADJUSTMENTS AND CREDITS: In tha event of an error In an ad, th* Sanford Herald will be roaponaibla for tha Drat Inaertton only and only to tha a il ant ol th * coat of that Ineartlon. Plaaaa chock your ad for accuracy tha A ra l day It runa. 43—Le g al Services NEE D A WILL or livin g w ill? C a ll S m tk l JJMJJ* A lto , legal retear ch Pore 47—A rts & C rafts 49—Miscellaneous LOSE up to a pound d a lly w llh Thermo Tablet* I did. 100N guaranteed, only LJJ C all 1 (00 334 *1101 VeroBch) 55—Business Opportunities E A R N 111(11,144 o r m o ro m onthly No Invetlment, no In v o n lo rltt. no to llin g , no poperwork. no r ltk l * * * (433 LOCAL VENDING ROUTE i t . 100 a week potential M u tl M il 1*00 4 0 4343__________ Legal Notice 21—Personals IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIG HTEENTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT INAND FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO: t i a i J I l CAI4K GOLDOME CREDIT CORPORATION, a Delaware corporation. P la in tlll. v. ROGER HENRY RUSSELL. Defendant AMENOED NOTICE OF A C T IO N -P R O P E R T Y TO ROGER H E N R Y RUSSELL ANO ALL PERSONS C L A IM IN G BY. THRO UG H. UNOER.Oh AGAINST ROGER HENRY RUSSELL. ANO ALL O T H E R S W HO M IT M A Y CONCERN Current Retldenc* A d d re tt Unknown Formerly Retldlng A t: 4 » Eatt Third Street Sanlord. Florida 17771 YOU ARE NO TIFIED that an action to I or K lot# a mortgage on th * following property in Semlnol* County. Florida L o l 4. M U S S O N A N O ABERCRO M BIE'S SU B O IVI StON. according to th * plat I hereof, at recorded In Plat Book 1. page 101. of th * public re c o rd ! ol Semlnol# County. Florida h a t boon tiled a g a ln tl you and you are required to te rv e a copy of your written detente*. If any. to m il action on tho P la ln t lll'i a tto rn e y , w hole n e m o and a d d re tt It MARK J BER N ET. E S Q U IR E . S le a rn t W eaver M ille r W eltiler Athadelt A Sit terto n . P A . Landmark Centra — Suit* 1100. P o ll O ffice Box J i f f , Tam p*. F lo rid a 13401. Telephone ( | t ) | jjj 4100. on or before September 4. IWJ end file the origin*! writ, the Clerk ot m i* Court either before te rvic# on P la ln lllt'l attorney o r Im m * dlatoty thereafter: eth erw lM . a default w ill be entered again*! you tor the re ik i demanded In the Complaint D A T E D o n Ju lyX . IW1 (Court Seel) MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol tho Circuit court P O Drawer C Sanlord. Florida JJ77I By: Ruth King DEPUTYCLERK P u b llth . Augutl J 10. 17. IX IWJ DEH 17 Free medical car*, frantpor tatlon, countellng. p rlv a l# doctor plu* living o ip e n te t Oar 4137313 Call Attorney John F rltke r________ I 400 *17 J440 _ _____1Y O B ! D on 't taka our wutU lu# It, Casll T o d a y T o P la c e Y o u r A d i Concrete Additions A Rem odeling HandyM an CARPENTER A ll kind* ol hem* repair*, painting A ceramic llt o ^ lc h a r ^ r o t^ J J M 4 7 1 Service*, call JJJXOS______ M ICHELLES HOUSE ■ E nroll now I Agat I 3 P r* K p ro g ra m . No regltlralton to * I Mi-7431............... ............. 41*114 DEADLINES Tuesday t v u Friday 12 Noon Tha Day Bator* Pubkcanon Sunday And Mondays 30 P M Friday CAPTAIN CONCRETE. Wayne Beal. 1 Man Quality Opera tlo n ! XJ*-11JL/14*-7f*l RES /CO M M . V in yl Siding , A lu m . F ra m in g . O ry w a ll, Doort. Rooting. Concrete 3134(31 I Q, Ballnf, CBCH400* RES/COMM, now home* Sine* 1440 In area Call anytlmel M llk r . 373 4444 GCOOI4M For Excellent... P ro fe ttlo n a l C HILD CARE a M A T E R IA L , w llh F lo rid a Gator detlgn. lor c r a ltt or tew ing Cot 111* Soil tor L X Call JIO 1703 NOW ACCEPTING Eltc tric a l M A S T IR E L E C T R IC IA N U c 'd /ln *. 14 hr*. F air p ric e tl R e f* lEROOOdflMt 4*73 a * • DO IT A L L * * * A nything/everything. Home rep a ir* plumbing, painting. a k c trlc a l^ a rg e n tr^ J d a X J H o m e Im p ro v e m e n t' Al DOES IT ALL F l i II right al a price you can a ffo rd L k 'd /ln t From tta r t to lln lth Carpentry, plum b ing, electrical, and roofing tv c *. 73 y r t ol erperknee. No |ob loo big or tm a ll Call JJ*-74]J#r)34 3M *34hrt RinWAYnwmu,K' Clean ini ServTee M 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS 0:00 A.M.- 5:30 PH. MONDAY thro FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY 0 SUNDAY ANINO. S P R IN G C L E I AA NN IIN N O . in ouftid*. Rarrialt. Alto wkly. ra k tW k id o w v tool 33117(3 Sanford H erald 322-2611 Notice Carpet Cleaning Call 322*2611 to place your Clauified Ad. Orlando - Winter Park FLORIDA S T A T I REQUIRES a ll co n tra cto r! be re g ltltre d or certified. To verity a tta t* c o n lr a c t o n M e a n t* c a ll I #00 343 7440 Occupational L leant** are required by th * county and can b# verified by calling M l H X .* « t. 7413 SAM’ S CARPET C LIAN IN O . R a tld a n tla l/c o m m e rc la l 14 h it 114 3341, 444 0341 4 X beeper b o *p *rt4 Advoftu# your spocial services or fin d the |ob you're looking for. Seminole ADOPTIONS Carpentry W O R K FO R E V ER Y O N E 27—N ursery & Child Care Legal Notices Wl SHOW UP 23—Lost t, Found LOST FEM ALE CAT. T ortolt* th a ll 'd ark calico w / white tpol on chin E a ll S) oft I 4 In DeBary. “ P a n d y" Reword *07 JJfOJfl —27—N u rse ry & Child Care AB C S M A L L O A Y C A R E B abkt. to d d k rt 1 hoi meal* Free week I Dee, in O il* DAY CARE opening in m y Hidden Lake home 7 .X 3 W R e ltavail 07C4UUI ail? Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIALCIRC UIT OF FLORIDA. IN A N O FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY OCNERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. 411743 CA 14 K RYLANO MORTGAGE COMPANY. P laintiff. v» B E T T Y JM C L E A D . Oetendantli). NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuant to a Final Judgment ot Forectotur# dated June l x IWJ. and Order Retcheduilng Sak dated July I t . IW l entered In Cat* No. *117*1 CA t* K. of the C irc u it Court ot th * E IG H ­ TEENTH Judiclel Circuit In and lor SEMINOLE County. Florida wherein RYLAND MORTGAGE COMPANY l l P la in tiff and BETTY J. MCLEAD a r t Deten dantt. I w ill M il to th* highatt and bett bidder tor cath a l th* Wetl Iron! door of the Court hout*. In Sanford. SEMINOLE County. Florida, at 11:00 o'clock A M on Augutl 11. I f f ] , th* following detcribed property a t tel forth In M id Final Judg menl. to w it: LOT 41. ENGLISH WOODS FIRST ADDITION. ACCORD ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS R E C O R D E D IN P L A T BOOK 17, PAGE *3. PUBLIC RECORDS OF S E M IN O L E COUNTY, FLORIDA. DATE0 A u g u tt], IW l MARYANNE MORSE A t Clerk ot M id Court By JanoE. Jatewlc A t Deputy Clerk PtAillth. Augutl IX 17. IWJ DEH 3* RANDY'S O UALITY LAWN. Compkto pro care tlnce 14(0. Clean up*, hauling 111-4714 TOM A J E F F 't LAWN CAR El Ret./Comm . dependable low rate*I F re e a tl........... .330 7070 M asonry TWP MASONRY. Brick. Block. Stucco. Concrato. Renova •ton* Lie . / I n . 311144* Outside Lighting REPLACE Parking (at. pok A bldg tecurlty lig h t* Paint A repair* SW S 7*1 01J0 Painting CORINO PAINTINO and Protu n e Cleaning. Top qualify. FreOMt. In f/E e f 331 J i l l LOCAL PAY PHONE N0UTE 11.300 a week potential Priced to te ll 1 100 44* 7431 41—M oney to L e n d BILLS DUE? Have t Plat# to Pay I Slath M onthly Payment*! Get Cred Ito ri O il Your Back I E a ty Q uality No Collateral! 4X4 *410 7 1 —Help W anted • ACCOUNTINOCLERKe 1 4 /h rl C a tu tl. local o lflc * need* ta ll motivated Indlvldu al to handle bookt Call Howl AAA EMPLOYMENT T w w .js m s i- ro-s»74 AD D TO YOUR INCOME SELL AVON NOWI CALL m a n arm -4333 AGENTS-REAL ESTATE! Nothing tucceedt Ilk * tu c c e tt We re well Into our 3rd decade of training tuccettful agentt No licente? W e 'lllw lp l WATSON REALTY CORP REALTORS__________ 333 31W AOENTS AVON Eam to SO% No door/door. G uaranteed 40% dltco u nlt Sandl 331 11(1 AM/PM SERVERS Apply In perton at 330 N Palm etto Av*., Sanford No phono call* p k e t* I__________ ASSEMBLY FACTORY 17 to 110 hr l benefit* W ill train . 3*00404 Call now! A V A ILA B LE POSITIONS... ...In Ih * Orlando. C atM lberry. Sanford and Allamonto area* • ASSEMBLY • * HOUSE K E E P IN G * • LAWN MAINTENANCE * * LAUNDRY* •P R O P M AINTENANC E• • S H IP P IN G 'R E C E IV IN G * • WAREHOUSE • n -ents* ( ,ru O EN E N AL PERSONNEL Tampa rary Service* lltS H w y 11-41 S . Ungweed *f3 n i l ___________ Note*___________ ■ BACKHOE T R A IN E E * No a ip . necettary Ju t I d e tlr* to k a rn and grow w ith old e tta bllth a d co Paid be n eflit AA A EMPLOYMENT new. 33mti.m m * CHILDCARE TEACHER P art lim a needed tor 4 10 yr old*. CDL required EOE __________ 333 7403__________ COLLECTOR M ature pro m l ttreng phone control. Above average te l* ry . com m l i t ion. and bene 11I t Apply: * f 3 E. Senior*n Blvd . S u lk 101. Cattelberry H ire r Pioneer T llk Ctr, 331 4143 COSMETOLOGIST w ith following. 3114114 or JJJ 4(14 Sw im m ing Pool Service/Re PAUL'S POOL SERVICE. INC W# do II all I Free a«l. Stale lic /ln t 3311141 EXPERIENCED In all p hatet ol I l k intlallaiion in * . lie , w h o to M k I l k price* 4414440 Tree Service ECHOLS T R IE SVC L lc 't. In i “ 1*1 th# P ro fe ttk rk lt do It . " F ra a M tlm a tM ........331 7714 LARRY'S LAWN A TREE. Very P ro fe ttlon a l Service, Free E tf LlC /Int M l 3441 CHECK US OUT PARIS PAINTINO by Jim. R tt idential, lig h t com m ercial Few M tlm ato* 747 0(43 Pressure Cleaning DUN RITE. Ckan driveway*, roo f*, pool d e c k *, w a lk *. houtet F rw e tf M l 4133 TINTS EXTERIOR CLEANINO. Prompt, rtlla b k tarvlco Reatanabk rato t 333 4313 •LOCAL KM-LOCAL SPORTS ■HEALTH AND RTHBS • BUSMES3 ■EDUCATOR■liSURI TVLBTXGJ SofettrlEeToitiyl S 2 2 -2 B 1 1 \ t l r r r t i s r ) o u t Ih i.sitirs % / r r r \ D a y I o r Is / n i r s /7 /V t Month. ( n i l ( hissifirtl. . I J J J h l l Is �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Tuesday. August 17. 1993 • SB 7 1 —HelpW antad CPT4-ICD9 MEDICAL CODER W inter Spring! a rt* E apart e n c e tf o n ly . C a ll f o r ...... sn-itu Director For ettablished childcare la c lllty . Education, eiperlence a n d le a d e n h lp re q u ire d . 171 *413___________________ DRIVE R long haul, part time. Eaperlenced with plant*. COL tic needed ........ 171*444 • EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT* t lt S w k l Professional Spot lor s h a rp p e rs o n F a n ta s tic benefits with this Iobi AAA EMPLOYMENT T W W f.lim SI, 1771174 EXP. WRECKER DRIVERS Needed! Must have class D COL license and live In Lake M a r y /S a n fo rd /L o n g w ood area Call )77 47*0__________ "EXPERIENCED SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS SAn Del M anufacturing Is a c c e p tin g applications lo r E X P E R IE N C E D IN D U S T R IA L sewing machine oper ators only Accepting applica lions th ru July 2nd then egaln sta rtin g Juty Ifth lor hiring to begin July I71h Paid holidays and vacation, air conditioned (acu ity 77*3 Old la k e Mary Rd, Sonlord apt I I I M10 a GENERAL LABOR• STOO/wk Laarn all phases Never be out ol a Irada I AA A EMPLOYMENT roe w n th si., m lira Hairstylist F u ll or Part time U 0 0 hr A up Paid vacations and some p a id H o lid a y s ! F a n ta s tic Sams in Santord 171 aosl_____ HAPPY ELVES CMMcara. Lk M ary, need* t i p . organized Caregiver Teacher. W natural love tor C hlldrtn H I H»« JANITORS P a rt tim e 'or Lake M e ry / H e a t h r o w . A p p ly la o t Philadelphia A r t. Orlando ________ aoiw taooo________ LABORERS NEEDED skilled end unskilled Positions avail able Day* Call S P R tN T S T A F F IN G .il* 1011 LIVE IN NEEOEO. S days a wk Room, board and salary O F L IS * e « m « M l_________ LONG OISTANCE DRIVERS Must have over the road e ip Good reference* req Call or apply MSC Trucking C a rp . 1*11 W 1st Street. Santord FL . I g I “ ______ soun rfu_______ tC D IC A L A9 I I PM 7AM a n d ! 3pm shit! lu ll tlm e A p p ly In p a rso n Lakavlew Nursing C tr . f l * E E » 2nd SI. Sanford 1EDICAL B LPN /R N F /T and P /T Sub acuta car* ’ # ip highly dasirabla. but not required W ill treks. Salary dependant upon eiperlence Centact: Dabary Maisar. sa N. Hwy 11*1. Debary. Fl M il) . ssa am ___________________ In a t io n a l p u b l is h in g F IR M needs people to label p o s tc a r d s tra m h o m e . teOQ/wk. Sat your own hour* C a ll i *oo 740 7)77 t i l . a * m ln /IO y r t + ) or W r llo : PAASE 17J, tat S L in cotnway. N Aurora ILtOSU ’ POSTAL AND GOVERMENT lobs t l ] ' h r plus benetlls For application Call aw 244 4525 REPRESENTATIVES WANTED National company reads local } rapt, p / t or t / l. You choose the 31 hour*I No sale* required _______ 1*1171*__________ eSECREYARYa SltO /w kl Great Boss! Quick H lre d l Put your csnstructloo background to work I Benefits. A A A EMPLOYMENY ie e w . Hits I t . I l l l i t * SECURITY OFFICER i i j PRIVATE BED I BATH Sanford, close lo SCC House p riv ile g e s , washer, d ry e r, garage. U ld month Including utllltes_____________H4 4IM SANFORD. Room to r ro n t. House privileges, wash dryer, pool UP wk. Inti. util *31 1111 SANFORD. US/wk First, last Non sm oker p re l. K itchen p rlv 324 4111 attar 4PM 97—Apartm ents Furnished / Rent NOTICE A ll rental and real astata advertisements are subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act. w hich makes It Illegal lo advertise any prelerenca. Ilm n a tio n or d is c r im in a tio n based on race, color, religion, ve i. handicap, lam lllel tla lu t or national origin CHARMING spacious 1 rooms Completely turn w/ utilities A lt new. No pets U1S UP 1714 NEW LY DECORATEO Outside c ity . F u ll tile bath, eat in k itc h e n , pow er A w e le r furnished Plenty ol parking! U lS ptusdep No pets MS 1*17 SANFORD. Quiet area I bdrm . I bath furnished efficiency U ltim o . S100 d ip 110 0717 VE R Y CLEAN A Nice. U til Paid, fenced yd Please call M l W l* Have massage______ 1 BEDROOM furnished 1I1S wk plus deposit Water A garbage turn 171 i l U 99—Apartm ents Unfurnished / Rent CASSELBERRY AREA. Studio. I end 1 bedroom apertmenls available from 111* Call Melissa. *** I I I * C L E A N . Q U IE T , P R IV A T E large I bedroom apt. No pets __________ m i* t* __________ CONVENIENT AND SPACIOUS CALL GENEVA GARDENS AP TS ........................ H i ?**0 LARGE 1 Bedroom. Ito bath 1 story, Fplc . prlv yd , deck. 1SS0 mo water, sewer In eluded. 11* aM3____________ Lavan’s Landing 1A1 BDRM. VILLAS RENT 1 0 OWN CREDIT NO PROBLEM A p p lic a tio n s fo r 1 Bdrm Homes Now Being Accepted 323*4923 MARINER'S VILLAGE LP N S mm 93—Rooms for Rent • Santord area, pert lime, Frl* day and Sunday day Security Class O license required Ceil aoitaa 7S17_______ TELEMARKETERS ! L e n gw oo d , 11 SO hr. plus Bonus. Phone and order entry 1 eap. Oay to evening hours. 1 Mon ■ Sat. Permanent po*l Hons Never a teal ; Help Parsenwal s i*e ie * TREE CUMBER Needed. Eaperlenced Own tra n s p o rle tlo n . No drugs HO/lw. Cell 174 4*«i_________ WAREHOUSE ANDOENERAL LABO R H ELP NEEDEDI Bonus for drivers All shift* available Dally pay. no lee Report reedy to work 1 X am. In d ustria l Labor Svc. 10IR French Av. No phone calls WAREHOUSE WORKERS Full lim e day positions Sanford. L o n g w o o d . and M a itla n d areas. U /h r, Naver a lee! H ttp Persennel WAREHOUSEFFORK LIFT M to *17.50 hr. 740 0461_______ ROADWAY STRIPER E ip e rla n c e d In pslnt and therm o plastic Opportunity for advancement EOE *04417 4*11 73— Em p loym en t W anted HELPER OF ALL TRADES. ■ G ro c e ry shopping, s it w / shut Ins. drive lo doctor No |ob too big or small I Reason able ra te * 171 I t l l leave msq LICENSED NURSE w ill care tor patient. Pay neg 14 y r* hospital e ip 111 4tat tv msg 91—Apartm ents/ ; House to Share DAD w ill share I bdrm. heme w / tamale Free room/borad tor p /t child care. Pertec I lor retiree, college student, single /rsom. etc Call H I MM or Hiirab L 93—Room s tor Rent C l BAN ROOMS, stagte stertteg l i a / w k . K itc h e n , phene, la u n d ry , vide# games, a ll strael perkMgMtatn_____ CLEAN. FURNISHED ream. • / kitchen available US wk . US sec Downtown H I SBBt______ M A TU R E O PERSON, furnished. Ilia cooking prlv. u t ' wk firs t and le t ! -374 S**0 Lake Ada t bdrm. UiO mo 1 bdr m . SaI t mo and up ______ 3234670 NEAT I BEDROOM. Cant H /A . carport, m ini blinds, no pats. U30 plus POP sec 111 a m O UIET 7 b r . H i 1)0* S Park, adult com m . 1411/mo water A garbage me Call Barb M F M l 1441______ Quiet Single Story C astleberry, I bdrm A 1 bdrm , A ttic Storage I Call Joan tor eppomlmenl a a a a fll SANFORD'S Bast Kept Secret 1 P o o l A L a u n d ry , I A 1 bedrooms Convenient Ioca (lont Cell Pal, MS 4410 SANFORD. I and 1 bdrm apis Cant. H/A. beautiful lake sat ting and poo' araa GREAT R A T E S I L a k e J a n r s l* A p a r tm e n ts , t i l l S anta Barbara Or. 114 S1S1________ SANFORD. 1 bedroom. I bath S77S'month, t i l l security ________ Call M l m o ________ SANFORD 2 bedroom. I balls NICE A CLEANIt UOO'month Call H I 47**_______________ S A N F O R D I b d rm . A /C . carpeted, storage Dtp ♦ 1st mo. E ves/ wkersds 441 *<40 SUPER 1 BEDROOM. Upstairs. A/C, water A garbage pd New appliance*, e it r * dean. U71 A Dap. A ll *4 U a lte r 4pm NHEEEEEEEEWI! One Bedroom Apartments l i f t DEAL MosswoodApls 11/77H PEACEFUL!!_____ W INTER SPRINGS. 3/1to. all appliances *400/mo plus se cu rtly. O N . Falrlae.MO ISO I BEDROOM, 1175 month plus S il l security deposit and ret trance* ....... .............. M l 3 )0 1 BEDROOM. 1 bath. A /C . washer, dryer, all appliance*. ^ c re e n £ o r^ h ^ *4 lS m io M l<l01^ CLEAN 1 BEDROOM Water and garbage pick up Included No pets. SlSO.mo. 1700 deg 173 IBIS LAKE MARY. 1 bdim , C/H A. w a ll to w a ll ca rp e t, m in i blinds, celling Ian M147M LN MARY DUPLEX. 1 bed. I bth. stove, relridgerator. A/C. wash/dry hook ups. big yard 1150/mo MOOd tp 373*545 PARK AVE. 1001. 2 bedroom I bath A/C. U ll/m o . U7S de posit 114 n o *_______________ R E N T W /O P T IO N to buy Longwood araa 7 /lto . Ilk * new.UOOOdown I X t flO____ SANFORO. 1 bdrm.. carport security system, lu ll k it , M l 4441 discounted *411 SANFORD. Ib d rm . r iw . gray / mauve decor, cenl H /A Reis SeXmollOOdep 171 *717 m is*a 141—Homes for Sale 153—AcreageLots/Sale BATEM AN R E A L T Y LAKE ASHBY area. Approi 1 7 acres w / m obile home Reedy lor occupancy Owner (Inane mg 151 500 313 *0** or M l 471* O C A LA N A T ’ L F O R IS T . Wooded lots l U.fSO tech, no money down! 171 41 monthly ________1*00 »*1 502* SANFORD - S ACRES adjacent to A irp o rt Potential Is In com m /lndustrial 111 000 W. M ille io w s h l, 112 7*11 • GENEVA. S ACRES w /7 houses S7*.*O0 • M AR KH AM WOODS, 11 acres with 7 bdrm ) bath and 1 car garage, pool and lake No reasonable oiler refused! 321 0759....... 321-2257 D E B A R Y . St Jehns R iv e r . F u rn is h e d m a n u fa c tu re d home. 3 1 w/ lot. carport, landscaped Pool, te n n is , c lu b h o u s e , b o a t r a m p , m a rin a , and p la y g ro u n d MS.00* Owner amicus 44* 2237 EXCHANGE OR SELL your property located anywhere! Jnveslers Realty, 774 M i l HOUSE WITH INCO M E I 1 bdrm . 1 bath, cenl H /A , Ip l , and quiet area 1*5000 UP 0771 G O VT REPOS bank lo reclo s u re *, assume no q u a lify mortgages! Low monthly • OOV'T FORECLO SURE, a ' l In Pmecrest Great hornet Low down ISO's • PINErREST. ) bdrm w / cent H A. pool w/ decking Best buy In area! Low down, low monthly U4.*00 NEW Santord o lllces and or warehouses 400 7.100 sq tl Special, tis l/m e . I l l ISM SANFORD. Office space. 1400 sq It building total, 1100 sq tt per of I k * unit H I 7004 SANFORO O FFICE SPACE. 1.200 sq I t . c a n t H /A . carpeted. M M M l 414*_______ SANFORO. 14U sq It E<c lor Dr or Attorney. 1425 mo U1S sac Jim Dayl*. Stenstram Realty. Inc. H I 14*5 Call tor details I AA Carnes, lac.. I l l -1114 KAYWOOO 2 2. Fam R m . Cenl H/A. 1 C tr Garage, tu rn o r unturn, lff.000 S e lle r's Broker......................J )1 • L A K E MARY “ T H E FOREST" 2'1 Great location! COMMERCIAL Space available. 1100 Sq Fl. 1*04 French Av* Call 4111104 US.OOOTERMSI 127—Storage/Oftice Space *10004 Sq Fl. 3 2. D BL lot. roned GC1 Good cond Re duced 110 00010 144 *001 A N T IQ U E S T O R E /O F F IC E SPACE 1.000 sq It In the best downtown Santord location UTS/mo .................. 414 014* CALLBART REAL EST., INC. _______ ltof)327 7tto________ ONE OF THE PREMIERS of Sanford historical homes lo r sal* by only 3rd owner since 1*711 115* 000 tirm. as Is }0th and Park Ave Appt,M 3f4d« SALE OR RENT, w /o p llo n Close to schools, shopping. ) / l . llv A dining H* q u a lity. owner fin 1X 000 *04 1M0111 S A N F O R O . R e m o d e le d 3 bedroom 1 bath ml cenl M /A M e * loti M5.000 4to 1074 141—Homes for Sale AlfDRDABlt H0M( S VINIURI l PR0P( Rtlf.S F HA UR VA AS LOW AS 1*1* G o v 't F o re c lo s u re s , Re p o s /A s s u m * No Q u a lit y Hom esl Owner fin a n c in g Seminole, Orange. Volusia. STAIRS PROPERTY MANAGEMENT A RE A LTY 4*7-33)-7322/377 *57* ovrn S T 36 ^ REALTY, I N C . We list and sell m o r e p ro p e rly th a n a n y o n e in Ihc G r e a t e r S a n fo r d Lake M a r y a r e a . •OATEO i i \ 1/61 HALL R EA LTY COUNTRY LIVING Cory 7 bdrm home, small screened parch, tree standing Ben Franklin stove. Inside u tility, paddle Ians, e itra big yard with tree*I Only M l.560 DUPLEX 1 bdrm home with attached I bdrm mother In law apt Separate e lectric m eter*, wesher/dryer hook ups. cenl M/A. new carpel Fenced, carport, large oa ksll Eac Income 1157.500 WE BUY HOUSES 2545 Park Dr., Santord 441 W. Lake Mary B l. Lk. M ary •In Ovr 37th Year* 1 BEDROOM. I BATH. country lot MS.OOOCall I X 0772 323-5774 Qutot i U.S. SAVINOS * ON p s Wt^af<uM8tc>mMrvKMY o r ©UHL hr TH IS SUMMER at Sanford Court Apartments • Sin^k Story dttlp • no oce ibcre orbdov ■Studio, 112 Bednn. Affordibk ApU. ■furnished/Unfurnished Studios Pets & Supplies • MERE comes Peter cotton Registered Pets AXC ROmUIUER GOOD BUYS NICE HOMES M.SOO spacious t bdrm turn , scr porch M.SOO w*l( kepi 1 bdrm . I urn , scr porch, cor­ ner lot l i t . 500 pretty as a model! A lm o s t everything new throughout big llerlda rm . ca rp o rt Quiet senior park, no pets Near I 4 and shopping 44* 4*0*___________ NEW l**)'S l Low down A Inter e ttl 14X70 111S/mo 14X70. Uiq/m o 345 170*___________ SANFORO. l l i * 0 . remodeled ) /}. double roof, thed Nice tot W 'D ine 14 *00 314 71*4 ~" w anted Mobil* home In park Trad* lo ts A /o rc a ih 4** 5**1 eCHEST FR EEZER . General Electric. S I CU. 115 V, *0 HZ. 1100 Firm Phone M ) *404 _______Leave messag*______ aCOUCH. C a s tro Convert ible/full bed. E l" Width, gold, green and orange print Good cond Ilion 1 1100 4X140S • COUCH. ) p c te c tlo n a l. orange,.......ISO...... M l 4441 COUCH. LOVESEAT, CHAIR and ottoman Old fashlonad. very clean (ISO OBO Modern SOFAUO RECLINERI10 MS 1411___________________ • DESK, woodgraln laminate top and tw tva l chair ISOOBO _________ 371 6745__________ • DRYER, Only 1 1/] Y n Old 1100............................... 313 7444 • K IT C H E N C H A IR S . 5 In perfect condition. S70 Full price..................... Call 324 1004 a K IT C H E N T A B L E . Ethan Allen, oval, m aple finish, two leaves, no chairs. Eicallenl condition ISO M l 0340 NO SERVICE C ALL FEE when repairs are don* Warranty. We buy washers A dryers A 4 Best Appliances. 274 72U USED BEDOINO SALEH King Queen. Full A Single 14} a Set A Up! LARRY'S M art 121 4111 • WASHING MACHINE. S100 ________Call 11) 12*4________ • WINDOW ACJHEATINO unit. Sears Works real good H i 00 Ptoat* call m 4*71. _______ leave message 10 wk old temal* 1300374 *454 2 11—Antiques/ Collectibles____ COKE MACHINE. C aviller c Si I r o m 1 * 3 0 * 1 1 1 5 " M i l l i e n a l r 1 " p in b a ll machine 1475 F ir* hydrant 1100 m a s JC Higgins girls b ik * 1175 Wall baa tor |uh* baa 171 Curtis Mathis aa" big screen tv 1471 174411*______ IITHO O RAPHS Hoi (Ican o **) 1X0. S Dali "El CM "1100; B Buffet (Mowers) 1100. ttalned glass panel, tulip design, oid. Sis C all414 t i l l 215—Boats and Accessories 181—Appliances / F u rn itu re AIRBO AT, t l ' A lu m , P olym tr tio Lycoming. Rec Overhaul, T ra ito r U.S00 i n 1W _______ • AIRBOAT, l i l t . Or«tsh*pp«r, 140 HP. Lycoming new megs . ) props trailer. U.S00 Call 37) 5401 or 37? 7770_________ 14 FT ALUM INUM |on boat I) HP Johnson, trolling motor, tro lto r. camping equip. 11.100 OBO Must salll ID T IM • I I FT. OLASTRON. IS HP E vlnrud*. trailer Outstanding Candl Must seel 172*5 M5 S111 1* FT JOHNSON m l SO HP M e rc u ry , tr a ile r , tro llin g m otor and knee baord Run* great I I . ) * * 44*1045_________ #1*44 I K I / F I I H Baal. *0MP Merc . w /traller Runs great 13000 Partial llnanc*. I t s 710* 217—Garage Sales •GAUGE SALE AO MItfiAIN Call In y«ur garage tale ad by I) noon on Tuesday and taka advantage ol our special garage sal* ad priced Call Classified now lor detalltl 322-2611 221—Good Things to E a t BLACK EVE P E A ! You pickl 3 t* l Celery Ave 1AM. 17 a b u s h e l........................ .1)1 73a* 223—M iscellaneous 183—Television / Radio / Stereo • AM /FM STEREO, has I track and record p layer Good con dltlon.ONLVAaO 333 **54 OCONSOLE TV. h a t r*d « and record pla ye r. In beeuMIul walnut cabinet Call 3710077 3212720 322-2420 199— • C A N A R IE S , y o u n g a n d beautiful. M * l* /I* m * i* 145 each or 110 lo r Ih * p a ir. | Yellow and orange trotted 17107*3__________ ' • F R E E PUPPIES. O s tm in Shepherd M li P ita s * Call 313 1414 ________________ 200— T S 7 —M obile _H o m e 5 / Sale CALL ANYTIME Si S.mtoiif • CACUM PUMP. Speedair* O la p h ra g m typ e D a y to n E le ctric MFG Co Include! yellow locket charging gages m in m * ta il I yr old Nelhertand dw arl ra b b it with cage Very loving US Call Jay al 117 1141 »v» • M IX E D PUPPIES Com* taka us home for FREE We re l ' y months old Call our owner a lte r 4PM at 114 5451________ • PIT BULL PUPPY. I w k i old. S7SOBO Phone 131 1740 WINTER 1PRINOS. Very nice 2 '). 3 4 il) liv in g , dining rm Many amenities S43.300 ORLANDO, lym bertkan. 1/1 ground floor, sellar financed UI.SOO 33* 4711 COMMUNITY! Beautiful l ' l Laketront V illa In Heron Covtl Wet B ar. A triu m . Fpl . Brk Courtyard A M orel I I 10.0001 • LA K EFR O N T PA R A D IS E ! This 4/4 Pool Home has It A L L ! Every Feature Im agln a b le t Your P a ra d is e on E a rth l 1145 0001 • IMMACULATEI This cu t* 7 I has New Carp*! A Vinyl! Bio FR * / Franklin Stove. 70« 10 Scr Porch A M ot*! US 000! PAlll I BFTM O^BORNf rireal YEARS STENSTROM PAOLA. 4/1 on on 1 ta acres Pasture with lia b le 111* *00 312 W 155—Condom inium s C o-O p / Sale Janti Mirafitld. 323-7271 125—F o r Lease 103—Houses Unfurnished / Rent UOO mo. *400 deposit 195—M achinery/Tools 1 1 8 -O ffic e Space / Rent VfNMlRI I PROP! R II[ S 1 EDRM. ttobeth No pets • PUSH LAWN MOWER. 12 ". Adjustable wheels, all staal d e c k , la te model B rig g s engine. Hat good blade and rsm tllkenew ............. .175 105 Ce'alinaDr _________Call 111 0*1*________ LO N G W O O D /LAKE M ARY M id size storage warehouses. *00100 1400 sq It Free rent w /l7 m o leas*. tro m lU S 'm o __________M l OS1*__________ SECURITY WAREHOUSE 44A and Old Lake M ary Blvd •1.150 1.000 iq ft ol tic warehouse 'Finished ol He* space also available Kaaankt Realty. I *7* I I I * NICE QUITE PARK. Spacious I bdrm college. 1X0' mo plus elec / y * t No pets 44* 4*0> Stenstrom Rentals 193—Law n & Garden 114—Warehouse ____Space/ Rent____ 101—Houses Furnished / R ent • LOCH ARBOR. 1/1 w 'd *n sern pool w /|e c u til. Iplc . dbl ger ISf/Sm o 1*00sre • NORTHLAKE. 1/1 la ktlro n l w /lp lc washer A dryer, pool, tennis U 7 |/m o . 1X0 sec • DEBARY, 1/1 w /carport, new paint, private end quiet. heel and air $415/mo. MOO sec • RAVENNA PARK. 1/1 w carport, storage, heat A air, 7 mo lease USO 'mo 1SCOsec • SANFORD 1/2 dwplei w/ single garage New pamt. new carpet S4S0. mo. U M sec Stenstram Realty, Inc. "We Manag* T»vr Hans*, tike it s m i *u r ewis." Jim Deyl* M l H*S Altec 1PM; IM -I**5 The HtHimaa Gresrp F ar Vaur Real E ila t* Needs C all................ ................. Mt-EMl 1 BEDROOM. I BATH. Country s a ltin g I t l l / m o - t h . 11 SO I t .......... ......... 1X0272 1 BEDROOM. I BATH. F p l. q u ie t area. 44fS/mo. 1200 I t ...................... 1X077? REPOSEUED M ust salt 4 arch ttyto steel buildings brand new. never erected. 2SiX. Xi40. 40i40. SOilOO. w ill sell tor balance owed Call Jim at 1 400 111 4*01 ELDER SPRINGS O lf Hwy 417. I. 7. A 1 bdrm * l / l l t l ' w k SI 10 deposit------------- 111 171* N IC E SANFORO lu r n lih t d mobile home available Rent lobuv Bob 467 Misaoo Assume No Ouahtte*I e i / l M l / 1 a c rtl Fenced, cul de sac. deed tnd 11reel 1*4. *00 Additional horn#* avail Less than|7Kdownl • M O D E M F a i IS /R I m t Z o l t r l i *4 0 0 14 00 b p l . B itta i/B itc o m software CIS M btho 140 344 5X4 191^—Building Materials 10 7 -M o b ile Hom es / Rent Sanlerd let* than U .M t dawn • Rtnavatad 1/1 , appliances, tenced yard, carport. UlfO O • Renavated Ilk* new )/1. fplc . a p p l, new paint. 155 *00 • P **l bam*, l ' l on cul cto sac Garage. U7.«00 • S/t #n to a c rtl Renovated, appliances, tenced yd. 141.500 • l/ lt o , HOC sq tt. like newl Llv. dining, family rm . 175 *00 a 4/1. tenced. garage. 15**00 223-M iscellaneous f ARINFT ! * L F (MscwwstlnMd A everstack must gat Various styles A site* ayail. Tru Weed caMneti 71* Hickman Drive, ---------------- M l 447* • BIKE, mens 10 spaed. M " US 00 ........ Can 313 *467 SANFORD AREA 2 3 1 -C a r s 185—Computers 187—Sporting G o o d F I B e d ro o m . tl* S /n s o . 1700/dtp . no pets M l 0*4* SANFORD. 7 bdrm , cont H/A. ca rp o rt, u t ilit y zm Quiet areal U *V m o 4XQMS 1 BDR M . I Bath, Scrn porch. CHA. all appis . I w /e*rport, 714 **0S or M l 44*4 L k . M a ry /L a n g w e e d Pool Hama. 1/2. garage, living, dining, lam rms. UI.SOO Lk. Mary paal ham*, a/1. living, dining, lem ily rm . 410**00 ALTAMONTE 1PRINOS. Near m all 4/1. scr. porch, uia Ol )4k* irso/month 1/1 1 cor garage, |7S0/month For de ta ils c a ll..................... 11**711 SANFORD. Ib d rm . t<»bath No pets 142J month 4400 drposll __________ 312 1142__________ S A N F O R D . 1 /1 H O U S E ' Acreage, horses allowed, on take 11100 mo M l 7004 SANFORD. I bdrm. enclosed porch. SMS plus sec CLEAN, pood local ion 14* M0» SANFORD. 7 bedroom 114 W 2nd Street USO'mo. references and deposit.................M 10IM K IT ’N’ CAKLYLKW by Urry W riRht 105—D uplex* T r i plex / Rent CHEST Ire *te r. IS cu t t . 1100, sewing machine. Signature portable; Lowry organ. 1200; t drawer dresser w/mlrroz. U0; tw in beds w .b o i spring end mattress, eac cond. 171 *a ; trum pet. 150; cater printer, Star M icronic*. *200. Call 117 7174 a rU * 777) SHORT OF CASH ? ’ COMPLETE NEW I PERSON SPA. In tlu d e t equ ip m e n t, underwater light, and cedar ceblntl .11.171 U l 77)7 DIAMOND SOLITAIRE RINGS tW andup. Fre* tilin g ! Best Pawn A Jewelry, 77* 4*14 • DISHES, new set of eight p la ce s e ttin g s , o n ly 1JS Please call 177 0477 ______ 6 E. REF/FREEZER w /lca in door. ) yrs old* 1550 OBO 17“ Hitachi Stereo TV w /c *m *ra tn d audio video processor 1175 OBO 130 7444 • INFANT CARRIER, Snugli Bouncer w llh cloth cover Never used I Cost US new, w ill sell tor II? 773 7344__________ • MY FIRST TOOTH p o rctlin d o ll by K a th y B a r r y H ippenttall Ashton Drake W ill t*H tor 140 With papers A bo 1 ............... 114 SMI SAWDUST. 110 per yard picked up W ill deliver J and S Cypress ............. *041*31*44 I S E I F I N V E R T I N C MACHINE. Rflleves stressed joints Helps bed becks Cost 400. te ll 1*3 OBO 34* 54*3 • SOLAR WATER HEATER. 10 gallon Stale brand lank, has back up e lectric etoment, works tin* 4 a 10 ft tolar panel with freer* damage Pert ol 17000 Delta system Only HOP.................... M3 *45* TRAILER. UIO. 1145 34 Inch cu t LAWN TRACTOR w / grass c a tc h ir, 1325 30 tt t l b t r g l a i i L A D D E R . SIO 323 3*75 ask tor S lav* or * TUB SUPPORT CHAIR, for elderly or convalescent 1)0 _________ 777 5444 • Wm. A. Rogers Silverware, AA heavy, old. used one* tao OBO_________ 171 0*4* 11*' TV. 170. dining s*t w /tovr chairs U0 Mtsc. boses ot Items Sandalwood Villas. 700 E Airport Blvd. Unit I S 230—Antique/Classic Cars_______ C A D I L L A C , e a ta n d a d Fleetwood. 1*71 I owner, 47K, garaged M ln ll 13.*00377 *400 CORVETTE. S*. 4 Speed. 1 lop*, white/blue, number* do not match RUNS LOOKS GOOD S1».SC0....................... 3X3147 2 3 1-C a rs 3301 Sanford Ave. • Sanford • 323*3301 Seriously looking for a nice, clean, used c a r l OEPEN CABLE Down payments *5 tow *s 11to Include* ta i * t ill* Call FUES AUTO SALES * *3 2 7 2692* * TAKE UP PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN t ic t p l tea. tag. title, etc FORD CROWN VICTORIA Itof. 4 door. V I. auto, air, power windows, stereo, whit* Only Slto *4 per month! Call M r. Payne Courtesy Used Cars, 1711177 TAKE UP PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN eicept tea. tag. t ill* , etc FORD ESCORT OL 1**0. 4 door. outo. air. stereo, power steering, low m ile*, must see this o n *!! Only 417*5* per month I Call M r. Payne Covrltsr Used Ca n . 771 2111 # TOYOTA COROLLA OX Sta­ llan wagon, t t t l 1IK ml. Red auto. * / c. p 's. P'b, n o w 377 443* IttO FORO F IS* 4*a4. 4 spd. 300 1 cyl.. good tire *. )nd owner Good w o rk tru c k . 12 4*501)0 334 17*3_________ 1*41 DOOOE COLT. Automatic. Am /Fm . NEW TIRES, runs great. 1*00 OBO 777 14*4 • 1*44 REGAL BUICK. 4 cyl. charcoal g ra y , pow er ac cessorles. !4 400 177 5110 *1 to f OEO SPECTRUM^ SO000 ml., rebuilt, auto . ll.YSO OBO After 5PM ..... JJO(7*43 74 PONTIAC ORANO PRIX. 2 door. VI. 150 Engine. P/S. P/B. A/C. new Iran * , Craig AM FM radio RUNS LIK E A DREAM SaOOOBO 177 *473 • I t CHEVY F ull t l . Wtgon. diesel, good cond . cold AC. new tires 140017) 1441_______ • U MERC LYN X . 20A. 4$P New lire * A under hood Runs groat HOP 1714*30 attar 1 *44 SUBARU. 4 wtsl dr.. '17 engine, n iw e r eahaust * brakes 4400 Neg 7*04744 #44 CHEVY Cavalier Station wagon. AC. auto 11.750 ________ Call I I* - * * 27________ ■ I * LE BARON convertible, red.loaded, dig dash 75K ml |!W 0 Partial Itnanca **3 7404 •* 1 JEEP Spar* Auto. PS. PB AC. a la rm .U K m l 115.700 L lkanew t 407 M l 2*47 • BUICK R EO Al. 1*7*. W hit*, no engine, good transmission, body fair 17001X43*5 BUICK LE SABER, 1*77. Fully loaded, blue, tilt teat* 41,000 __________ 44**147__________ BUICK LE SABBE Custam, 1*7*. VI. auto. air. P/S Clean, runs greatl Many new e it r a il 11.100 OBO 171 7141_________ CADILLAC COUPE OV. 1*44. E ic e lltn l condition, need* engine work 11.100 111 M il CAMARO. I to*. VI. while, good condition. *1.000 miles 13.750 or best otter 174 47to________ • CHEVY CAMARO - *77. Re built VI. lot* Ol new parts! m s M l 0)5* any lim a________ • CHRYSLER IM PER IA L ' t l . Like new. Must salt. Only *11.000 Call 1X7)333 ftS I • C J -I J E E P , 1*71. I c y l . custom Rebuilt engine, new tires, brakes U.471 firm 177 )*to______________________ DODGE tat. 1*44. Ic* cold A/C Runs g r ia t l Looks g re a t! 11700 OBO A Specially Motors U l - m i P a g e r____________ FORD ORANADA, I to* Runs good I A/C. clean, good Tnd ; * f 41.100 OBO 277 771* • FORD THUNDERBIRD • ’**. A ll o rig ln a ll Needs is m s w o rk.lM M O B O M IO lS * FORD TEMPO OL. !***. Power everything! 71.500 m l., new paint *4.e»OBQ37l *7 t* • M AXIM A O X t. 1 f*l. While m l beige Ini., low m iles, loaded. OREAT CARI Sle.tOO *44 5304 __________ MERCEDES. 1*M. 100 D. cold A/C. Clean. *4.000mll*s *4.100 __________ 744 4570__________ • MONTE CARLO 1*7(. great condl A/C, runs Ilk * a lopl Sharp looking I *1.150114 m i MONTE CARLO, t*7t. Hard fop. ISO. P/S. P/B. driven dally *750 OBO ............. 17151*4 • OLDS CUTLASS WAOON, I lU . New lire* A battery Full p o *K . A/C. 1750 171 4*70 PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION* EVERY TUESDAY liM PM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. *1. Daytona Beach **4-75**711 _____ 233—A u to Pa ris / Accessories __ • PROTECTIVE BRA. lor from ol ItoS Nissan 700ZX. U 0Call __________ 4*7 7711 _________ TRANSMISSIONS. New. rebuilt lor street to competition from 111**3 Select Auto 37) 474* 235—Tru cks / B u se s/V a n s •CHEVY BEAUVILLE VAN '7*. I Ion. Passenger van, clean Loaded! Too much lo list, must tee to appreciate Only 42.44S0 6 0 ..........J71*700 F ISA XLT FORD pSds up. Ito*. Fully loaded Perfect con diton 43.700 311 7*73________ • FORD BUS 1*7). GOOD CONDITION. SI.OCOCALL __________ 117 7*0*__________ •J E E P CHERO KEESPO RT, 1**2. 4 door, auto , A /C . am /Im toss l i t 000174 I I I ! S Sanford Motor Co. I W CHEROKEE PIONEER 4 door. 4 wheel drive. 5 speed I 1)0.700........... Call 117 4M7 1*77 CHEVY to ton p/up. 130 V I Runt good Engine and (rant. tlrong 11.150 J13 U I7 ________ 1*7* DOOOE VAN. I I * . P/S. P/B. A u to . Good lo r work or camping !750 114 5071 239—M otorcycles ___ and B ikes HONDA AERO 5*. tto l. Red. X.000 miles MUST SELLI 1475 Call 17) 7*54 241—Recreational V e h icle s/C a m p e rs • 1*14 VW * * * * * camper, run* earellent. 4 speed, a ll amenl lies. 17.500 ................. 170 70*0 • tto l WINNEBAGO. 7* long New engine. Onen generator. 14.000 ........ ................. H I 5*74 • ’ 74 MOTOR ham*, run* great. W ill trad* lor travel tra ile r ol comparable value 111 71*5 We ll Advertise Your Car (o r other m otor vehicle) EVERY DAY TIL ITS SOLD! \ \ 2114 1 3 lines for only * ( a d d itio n a l lin e s e x tr a ) Ad m ust include phone number and asking price. I f vehicle hasn't been sold in 10 days, call us and w e'll renew it free. N o copy change while ad is ru in in g except for price. Non-commercial only. •FrkndljCMittlloijm • UniqueApirtoeslExtns ■Security*ForTwPace OfUhil • SATURN SL 7. tto l. Blue green, auto, twin cam. lulty loaded B a a w tllu lt ItS.OOO 1101771___________________ C a l l 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 I b d a y ! Saatford Herald �OB - Sanford Herald. Santprd, Florida - Tuesday. AuqusI 17. 1993 by Chic Young BLONDIE D ~ by Charles M. Schuli PEANUTS I NEED TO TALK TO YOU. CMARlES DO YOU V E ROYANSE1 uJHAT'S u p ? A c have tim e to go g e t a chocolate s u n p a e ? ^ DO YOU Y OH 6C 0 d \ LIKE ME J Ch a r l e s 7 % --------- ' ^ ________ M by Howie Schneider E E K& MEEK I WCAJT O U T l u n n o x <F CLIUTOO'S fCKEiG/O KUCY ACVI50RS LAST WIGHT WOTMJGL .HE UAS 1 OPP05ED TOLAXLATERAL IWVaUEMEAJT.. . Are alcoholism, diabetes inherited? DEAR DR. GOTT: Is then* miv agreement within ilie scleni lll<- rninniunlly ns to whether a disease s iifli as diabetes or alcoholism Is Inherited? DEAR READER: There ccrla ln ly Is a g re e m e n t abou t diabetes. wlileli Is clearly Inher­ ited - or al least Is the conscqueure ol ail abnormal genetic pattern. The relation hetween alcoholism ami tile genes Is speculal Ivc. however. All hough many experts are convinced that problem drinking Is an inherited disorder, the consensus Is far from unani­ mous. Similes lo confirm lids arc Iicing performed In medical centers around the world. D E A R DR. G O T T : Please discuss pancreatitis. DEAR READER: The panereas is a gland, lying beneath the stomach, that produces Insulin and digestive enzymes. When It In comes inflamed (pancreatitis), these enzymes are Inappropri­ ately released and actually lirgln lo digest the gland Itself Tills leads lo abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, rapid pulse, shallow breathing and (ever, which can piogiess lo Jaundice, dinhclcs, semi-coma and a variety of serious metabolic abnormalities. In the United States, more Ilian HO percent of pancreatitis Is caused by block age of the pancreatic duel (Irom gallstones or tumor) or by alcoholism (alcohol Is toxic lo llie- pancreas, as well as lo the liver. heart and b ra in ). T ra u m a can cau se pancreatitis. T he diagnosis Is established by a series of X-ray and blood tests, including the scrum amylase, which is *i pancreatic enzyme released Into the bloodstream In die presence of acute (or recur­ ring) pancreatic liillaiiunutlnn. Treatment Includes lasting (to resi the pam rrasl. Intravenous llulds (lo provide nutrition and com hu i d e h y d ra tio n !, pain medication ami oilier drugs to counlcrart the metabolic ab­ normalities. M E D IC IN E PETER GOTT, M.D. remove gallstones or corrcrl obstruction of the pancreatic du ct. A lc o h o l, for o b v io u s reasons. Is permanently pro­ hibited. pancreatitis, such as diabetes and maldigestion, are treated with appropriate methods. In­ cluding insulin and dietary al­ terations. Acute pancreatitis Is a danger­ ous disorder, requiring hospital­ ization and Intensive therapy. 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British N avy abbreviation T V netw ork C om pass pt. La s s wallllghted Nothing P o p s 's scarf BuNdlnc addition O o o a s sggs Oxygen com pound D o w n y duck Odd M eadow Fo rm Jury Hat from Whslea Metal Shoulder wrap Actor Flyn n Alphabets Trick Morse g o d ol war Skin problem Write hastily Constellation Ex is te d C urvy letter WIN AT BRIDGE MJk I I I by T .K . Ryan Sa ECHOI TEU BE ABOUT YOUR DAY1 TUM BLEW EED S r IETUR FOR TOO* AUXT H IIR L J U S fRon OKAY...IF W3 YOU NOTICE TICE A / W . •.IftSSSr IN HY HOUTH. by Jimmy Johnson ARLO A N D JANIS WHE.U WE GET TOGETHER WITH FRIEUD6, AIL WE TALK ABOUT \b KID6 WE TALKED ABOUT WlUKIUGTOO MUCH AOD THROWING UP fly Phillip Alder I have |usi returned from nearly four weeks in Mauritius in die middle ol ilie Indian Ocean. I spent a couple of weeks working wIlli i he local bridge learns. Then- I produced the dally bulletins at the Bridge Federa­ tion of Asia amt Middle Hast (and now Africa)Championships. My favorite deal from the tournament was this one. With only i lie opponents vulnerable, what opening hid would you make us South? Most S ou th s open ed fiv e diamonds, lint one. K.V. Ilium from Kenya, passed! North opened with one no­ trump. showing 12-14 points. East hid two clubs, the Landy convention Itullculliig length In troth majors. Tills was a jHKir choice with 6-4 shape. Now Hhaii kept up Ids smokescreen. Jumping to three no-trump (which would have made). West, not knowing whose deal II was. hid four spades. Finally filiall mentioned his suit. West was delighted: he had the A K of clubs and surely his partner had a trick or two. Hr doubled. Bhatt redoubled. Willi certain players, this re­ double would cause the aroma of rat lo waft strongly across the table. But It didn't happen here. West led the club ace. Now only a spade switch stops the overt rick. However. West con­ tinued with the heart four. Declarer should have won with the ace and led the heart queen to take a ruffing finesse and guarantee an ovcrirlck. Howev­ er. Bhatl was happy. He drew t r u m p s i m m e d i a t e l y and claimed Ids contract. Nlcclv hid. Mr. Bhatt. By Dernlce Bede Oaol YOUR B IRTH D AY Aug. 18. 19B3 In the year ulteod you will have new <>p|>orluuliU's to build valuable relationships. Some ■night he constructed with per­ sons with whom you felt you had nothing In common. LEO (July 23 Aug. 22) You’ll function I h -s I I i i situations or endeavors where you eun use your initiative and leadership qualities. II relegated to the rear ranks, today could I * a downer. Leo. treat yourself lo a birthday gilt Send for your Astro-Graph predictions lor ihc year ahead by mailing 81.25 and a long, selfaddressed, stamped envelope lo Astro Graph, c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box 4465. New York. N.Y. 10163. Be sure to state your zodiac sign. VIRGO (Atig. 23-Sept. 221 In order lo function effectively to­ day. you need a qui et a t­ mosphere so that you can hear yourself think. Disturbing, out­ side milucm cs could gel you off track. LIB R A (Sept. 23 Oct. 23) The friends with whom you’ll feel most al ease today will be those who share your same Ideals. Interests ami standards. Other tvpcs will have little to offer you. SCORPIO (Oet. 24-Nov. 22) Usuully you’ll pursue objectives with a eome-what-may attitude, hut today you might he rrlurtant lo take chances und this could lessen your posslblllllcs for suc­ cess. S A G ITTA R IU S (Nov. 23-Dec. 211 Don’t forget lo !>c philosoph­ ical. as well as practical In your Involvements with friends and ussorlatrs today. This combina­ tion will help you sail smoothly over the shoals. C A PR IC O R N (Dec. 22-Jan. HI) Try to spend some lime today evaluating your present asset In detail. Much (o your surprise, you might discover you have more going for you than you thought. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 Feb. I (J) You could be a big plus today for any development that calls for a team effort. You’ll he able lo pull your own weight without blntiering or disturbing the progress o f teammates. PISCES (Feb. 20 March 20) You arc not always endowed with great patience lo fuss over NORTH RM ♦ AS! VAQJI ♦ 10 4 ♦ J64S W EST EAST ♦ J to n ♦ KQT4 VKITIIt tr 4 j ♦ ... ♦qit ♦ji ♦ A K 97 2 SOUTH ♦ 93 trio ♦ A K Q 974 5 J J ♦ 10 Vulnerable: Eaxt-We*t Dealer South 99nl Pus <♦ Dbl Pus Sm U Pats! 1 NT! »♦ Redbl Nsrtfe l NT Pan Pan Pan Ea st 24 Pan Pan Pan Opening lead: ♦ A T v, by Bob Thaves FRANK A N D ERNEST -r■ 1 fycH/ I ' m 6OIN0 TO PUT YOU IN TOUCH W IT H p t A H T Y . v/U’U x n a m T O H A H 6 U P \f I vaM N T T O ? small details, but today could he an exception. Take advantage of this and gel those tedious, ne­ glected little chores out of tilt­ way. ARIES (March 21 -April 10) Essentially you’ ll br In a friendly mood today, yet you’ll he de­ sirous of spending your time p r o d u c 11 v c I y e v e n w h e n socializing. Idle discourse could drive you off. TAURUS IApril 20-Mav 20) Homebody activities usually provide you wllh a comfort zone, and today Is no exception. Focus your Involvements uroutui your iamllv and garden. GEM INI (May 21-June 20) Mental assignments should 1mrather easy for you lo handle today. Try to catch up on your pajK-rwvrk and correspondence or organize and clear away the clutter on your desk. CANCER (June 2 1-July 22) The good things that appease your emotions and appetites will ap|K-al (o you today, yet you’ll let your jiruetleallly -and com ­ mon sense di sci pl i ne p oor iH-havioral characteristics. (0 1 0 9 3 . NE WSP AP E R E N ­ TERPRISE ASSN. by Leonard Starr A N N IE_________ by Jim Meddick ROBOTMAN* O vA' tm ? BUT 1 DON'T SEE "NO A g lJ L / l*M A T » A M uTf/ first — KMYP you tell your FRiCHD ABOUT i n Money P/ M A K IN G BUBBLY NOISES" INTHfc --------------1 ANN’t SAW ME SNEAK oirr to <se ..SO 1 HID d, BUT 1 KNtwI CURIOSITY WOULP .MAKC J 6 HER COME LOOKING FOR ^ r ITANCM PlPN’T WANT MY TH2 CAGE, THEN LATER, SHE ROOM OtSTUftB£P, SO ..without MesstnG u p >uur Nfc* THINOS. A.L RIOHT. S W ffT it 1 KNOW HOW YOU LIKE EVERY­ THING j u s t so... p u t unyrrtz- o.PN’r you MONCY?.' PR/N6 the fy n iT c � 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, 1993 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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I’ ngr 2 1\ P*0»0 bf J.. 1 M o '. i .m i i A>ti present Fust Lady Hillary Ci •>•... A u o n e o f h er a * a r d w i n n i n g Hopp% paintings inspired to emotional j am and h> a Aoman s ability to neat ami c e ie b 'a te n'** M a in s p o n s o r Art celebrates life for survivor d ro p s o u t of of childhood sexual abuse s e n io r g a m e s Qy VICKI DeSORMIER Herald Staff Writer \l I A M f i N I I . SI'RINt iS I tie jMim uiiis ludl Mnla/all lias t te.llrd uvet lilt Iasi ivvn vr.iis h a v ■ uinvt d tiom a jiatritvil darkness in .1 m on tM ih era n t bright t f l e h r a t i o n o l lit* I think my jiamtings have mirrored mv I ft 1tv erv Mota/all salt! 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Page 5A By N IC K PFEIFA UF Herald S t a " W " ' * " N W IttR It > iiii.iiii: Int 'h> pith Annual In i l d i l l \i;* 1 1.11111 S III 's.lllluiil IS Ulldefwav hill 1hi Inss nt ina|nt sjioiisiirshiji munev is i.m s lu g si inn i i ii ii i i n At ■o r d m g in 1 tins t sr\ w ho is • • li.nrinati Im lilts vi at s i;.utii > I In 1■0110111V has liectl so lo ugh Hus vi.ii dial wi Inst som e vetv iiiijxiitaut sjMiusiirsliip doll.us Wi havi made m a m new 1I ill I a> Is hut lh< H lias hern no 1omillllllletlts tor Hus ve,11 I sf V Is I.I . .lilt I.l ill! II Sjinllse Ml rived hv Iih al hlisiili-ssi s w tin hav 1 p o n lia s e d all ad III tin liaiidhnnk Int s j ' i U i had <u mm h sill • ess with this t siv s.ml vv 1 ended uji having a w a n in g lisi Ml dniinis will In listed in the Sec Gam es, I’ nge 2 A W AY BACK WHEN J U L IA N A g e n t s ra id t w o lo ca l b u s in e s s e s STENSTROM D u iin e ii....... C ln ttlfled *.... .9-120 C o m ic *......... Crossword.... Dear Abby.... 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H ot and sticky day S t a t i t 1 1 tl > v 1 11 l i t 1: I It II It tl 1 I s I It I III S o l lit 1 w 1 loild\ mnl 7*'s t ham 1 pen rut For m o n weather, see Page 2A 1st p a 1 11\ l.ow ill Iln l.igln wind ot 1am I*> By SANDRA ELLIOTT Herald Staff Writer Catching up with Ed Tison F r o m t i m e to tim e in tlie s e 1nhiim is and in some ol the Wav H.u k W hen skeii lies the //craft/ has used wi w- meiitiuiied ! ‘ »:Yt Semi Hole H ig h Si hool g r a d u a t e Fid I i s o i i I had to (-unless I had never ti-.lllv kimw II I (soil as Well as I would hovt liked rsjici 1.111V suite he was so talented an artist Hut hnallv I have assemhlril a jireltv gond h.u k g to im d on him and this Sunduv I want to share som e ol his attributes w till you As Kd htmsell says "Flits inhu­ mation and pcrha|i% 75 rents or so See Stenstrom . Page 5A SANFORD I I k vvt-h ol legal |trohlt ins lat mg a l a m p . 1 based t ofllp.m v rillilliglrtl t w o Semi Holt- CounlV businesses I Ilt-sdav as ollit lals iH-g.in a seari h lot business rt turds or |n tijilt- m 1nlvrtl vviih Premier Hetu-lll < apt lal I rust ( h.tries Sliilts w h o was ap jMilnted tin reteivei hu Ptt-iult t lulv Hi hv the F e dera l Dtstrii 1 Court in r.iinjia ltd lliv t s iig a io is Irutll tile state . Ollljltrollet S nllli 1 lo hosinesst s 111 l.akt M.uv and S.ltllltrd last Wet k T h e llivesligalois litsi Visil.il the l.akt- Marv offM1 ol t I i ii o j ii .k lor Dr l.ols Som erville and 1I11-11 the 4 IT West First Street nllli t Sec Raid. Page 2 A -.1---- 1~ Herjid Photc L» Sandra ( n»ofl The building at 413 West First St <vas the obiect of soarch for business records by the state comptroller s office �2A - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, July 25. 1993 County ends budget talks Discovery stuck on pad again CAPE CANAVERAL. Ha. — For the second Saturday In a row. space shuttle Discovery stayed stuck on the launch pad, this time grounded by a fault In a rocket booster 19 seconds before scheduled liftoff. The satellite-delivery mission to test rocket-speed com ­ munications and study extremely hot stars was already one week overdue. It was expected to be delayed another lVi weeks. "Thanks for the effort." commander Frank Culbertson Jr. told launch officials before following his four crewmen out of Discovery's hatch. "W e'll be ready to come back when you tell us." It was the third time In four m onths that a shuttle countdown was halted In the final seconds before liftoff. Raid Continued from P t fe IA leased to First Financial Founda­ tion. Inc. Sanford had Issued a six-month occupational license to a David Rose ut the West First Street address for estate plan­ ning. Investigators claimed both the Lake Mary chiropractor's office and recently opened estate plan­ ning office in Sanford had re­ ceived mall for Premier Benefit Capital Trust, or Its trustees. Theodore Navlllo and Harry W. Marrero. Terrance McElroy. public In- ByJ. MARK BARFIELD Herald Senior Staff Wrltor SANFORD — Seminole County commis­ sioners ended their trimming und whittling Friday afternoon and directed County Man­ ager Ron Rabun to reduce his proposed property tax rntc to the "roll back" rate. But the net effect of new. tentativelyaccepted taxes will Increase out-of-|>ockrt payments for most residents. Residents will now have their say ulxnil the spending proposal In public hearings Sept. 14 and 28. Next Tuesday, commis­ sioners will set the tentative tax rate used In property tax estimates mnlled from the formation spokesman for the Property Appraiser's Office to property comptroller's office said. " I ’ve owners later this summer. The rate can be heard that this apparently was a lowered, bul not Increased without the mailing address or had some costly renotlflcatlon of property ownrrs. connection to the Premier opera­ Although commissioners agreed to set the tion. Are you familiar with Pre­ tax rate at the "rollback" rate, few said they mier Benefit?" "Prem ier Benefit Capital Trust were content with It. The rollback rate Is the Is a company that Is Tampa- rate which produces the same tax Income based that we became suspicious for the county from existing properties as a b o u t p o s s ib ly s e llin g u n ­ last November. registered securities. We'd ask for " I would expect the county manager to them to turn over records to us find more cuts." said Commissioner Pat because they weren't licensed or Warren. □ B e e Raid, Page 6A "T h e size of the Increases are too hlg." said Commissioner Larry Furlong. Comer Continued from Page 1A later, he was found shot to death In the Georgia town o f Kingsland Just across the state line from Jack­ sonville. He was burled Satur­ day. The Georgia Bureau of In­ vestigation Is investigating the death. Investigators from GBI did not return phone calls. Comer was charged with ag­ gravated assault for allegedly chasing a Sanford man with a stick. A w om an told police C o m e r said s h e owed him money and threatened her and her children with harm on July 7 at the comer o f Eighth Street and Maple Avenue. The victims who filed the complaints against Comer lived at the same address. When Comer was arrested July 13 at 77 Seminole Gardens, he listed his occupation os a farm worker. In his obituary, his Job was listed as car detaller. He posted a 82.000 bond through a ball bondsman. An August ar­ raignment date was set In the case. Sanford Police Department Commander Dennis Whitmire said although he knew who Comer was because he had been arrested on numerous criminal charges over the years, the local department has not been con­ tacted about his death. Accord­ ing to court records, criminal cases over the years against Comer Involved drug posses­ sions. aggravated assault, bat­ tery. firearms possession. "Really about the only thing I can tell you about Adolph Is I don't know any more than what I read In the obit In the Herald. other than somebody told us 'did y o u h ea r he w as. sh o t In Georgia?' We don't know any of the details." Whitmire said. Sem inole C ounty S h e r iffs spokesman George Proechel said all he knew about the shooting was Comer, "g o t a bullet In the brain." But Rabun's chief budget officer warned commissioners not to lull tuxpuyers Into contentment with their cuts. "W e try to have a fairly constnnt rate and avoid large swings." said Jean Knssab. chief I w o u ld e x p e c t th e co u n ty m anager to find more cuts, y -Commissioner Pat Warren budget officer for the county. "That's what upsets people." # Kossab said If commissioners cut their budget beyond the rollback rate to reflect the entire 83 million In trims, the tax rate would automatically Increase by nearly 81 per 8 1.000 In two years. The proposed countywide rate would save 82.25 next year for owners of 8100.000 homes and 81.50 for owners of 875.000 homes. Rabun had proposed keeping the same 85.42 per 81.000 of taxuble property lax rate as last year und adding an 88 percent Increase to the unincorporated utility taxes, raising the gas tax by a penny and Increase garbage fees. The new taxes will add 845.54 to the annual taxes puld to the county by unincorporated residents who will pay 833 more In utility taxes during the year, about 85 more In garbage fees and about 88 more In gasoline taxes. The net result is unincorporated residents with 875.000 homes will pay 842 more In county taxes and fees. City residents with 875.000 homes, who pay only the coun­ tywide tax and gusollne taxes, will pay 86 more In taxes. Tuesday, most commissioners said they wanted the property tax trimmed to com ­ pensate for the Increases In the other taxes and went about cutting 83.4 million from Rabun's 8275.8 million budget proposal. By Friday, the savings to hod been reduced to about 83 million for a final budget proposal of 8274.2 million. Commissioners Pat Warren. Bob Sturm und Daryl McLain hod added 8200.000 for the Orlando Science Center, funding not recommended by Rabun nor accepted by commissioners Larry Furlong and Dick Van Her Welde. Commissioners also agteed to Improve bus service In southern areas of the county for another 8117.000. again, not recommended by Rabun. Friday. Sheriff Don Esllnger announced hr had cut another 8238.000 from Ills 828.8 million budget requested by commissioners Tuesday. Esllnger said the cuts came from proposed equipment purchases and reserves and would not affect his proposed Increase In staffing by 31 positions. "I hope that you would look at our budget not Just us another line Item nnd look at It as a public safety Issue." said Esllnger. A short time later. Commissioner Daryl McLain recommended cutting Rabun's proposed merit salary Increase program from 4 percent to 3 percent to savr another 8182.161 and asked Esllnger to do the same. He asked for some flexibility and commissioners cut his salary budget line by another 8 160.000. Take a break It's break time for City of Sanford employees, and what better place to take one than right outside the door of City Hall, with a resplendent view of the St. Johns River. Silhou­ etted against the summer sky, from left, are Michele Bryant, Marlon Anderson and Chris Strlne. N « i U rn o to by Tommy V wicoaI Games Con tinned from Page 1A are expected In the games this handbook (or lh l» year’s events.” she added. year, and a (ew new events are b e in g p la n n e d In c lu d in g a The major sponsor financially supporting the games for a Tiber of years \ number has been Olive Garden. Usry said Olive Garden officials informed her that they could no longer be a donor because of the state of the economy. The Olive Garden's annual contribution of 81.000. along with donations from sev­ eral other companies, has helped defray the cost o f operating the games. "T h e money helps us to keep the entry fees for the games os low as possible." she said, "but the way It looks, we will have to m ake a c h a n g e In the fee structure for the 1994 games. W ith this lack o f corporate sponsorship, we Just can't con­ tinue at this level." As an exam p le, she com ­ mented on the T-shirts which arc given to each senior entered In the games. " A T-shirt costs us more than the 83 per game we charge, and that certainly Isn't economically righ t." she said. In the meantime, no changes museum recep tion , tw jllgh t cruise on the St. Johns River, and Historic Fun Walk. Last year saw 1.500 people r e g i s t e r e d . In In d iv id u a l participation In events, the number was 2.400. "W hat sur­ prised m e." Usry said, "w as that out of 1.500 people from 24 different states who participated, only 151 were from Sanford." Games In the past have also seen participants from a number o f foreign countries. Usry hoped the number of people entered, especially local entries, will In­ crease this year. The 19th annual Golden Age Games will be held November 7 through 13.. beginning with the o fficia l open in g cerem onies, c o m p le t e w it h p o m p and circumstance, at 1 p.m. on Sunday. Nov. 7th. F o r I n f o r m a t i o n on sponsorships or entry packets for this year's games. Usry can be contacted at the Senior Cen­ ter adjacent to the Sanford Civic Center. 330-5699. ns MIAMI Hera are the winning numbers selected Friday In the Florida Lottery Fantasy Five: S a n fb r d H e r a ld Sunday, July 25. 1993 Vol. 85, No. 285 Today und Tonight: Partly cloudy with a chance o f scat­ tered afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Low In the mid 70s. Light wind. Chance o f rain GO percent Sunday. 30 percent Sunduy night. Monday: Partly cloudy with a good chance o f afternoon thun­ derstorms. High In the low to mid 90s. Chance o f rain 50 percent. Extended forecast: Tuesday through Thursday: Partly cloudy with scattered uflernoon- and widely scattered evening thun­ derstorms. Lows In the mid 70s. Highs in the lower to the mid 90s. HI F I. Laud Baach W 70 l .al Gain*will* PO STM ASTER S an d addrooa changaa la THE SANFORD H E R A L D , P 0 S o 1 1M 7 . Banlord. F L U 7 7 1 -1 M 7 . H om attaad J a c k io n v llla Kay W att Lakaiand “ S e w ar “ tff 1 Yaor Florida Roaldanta m uo( p a y 7% aaloa la a In addition la ra la a abavo Phono (407) 1 2 2 -M 1 1 . SANFORD - The third teen charged with arson In the 1991 Tuakawllta Middle School fire will be sentenced to four years In a prison for youthful offenders under a negotiated plea. George Tye Smith. 18. pleaded no contest Friday to arson and burglary before Seminole Circuit Court Judge C. Vernon Mize Jr. Tw o other youths. Leon Mlcah Conway. 18. and Jason Best. 16. were charged along with Smith In the fire which caused over'84 FortMyart M ia m i Panaacata taraaeta V a ra Saadi W . Palm Baach *1 In May. Conway pleaded no contest to arson und burglury und was also sentenced to four years In prison and recom­ mended for boot eamp. He was also placed on probation after he gets out of prison or the boot camp. Under the plea agreement. Sm ith w ill be sentenced to prison. Mize lias recommended Smith serve time In the slate's boot camp which Includes phys­ ical and behavior training. If he Best pleaded guilty to arson completes the boot camp pro­ and burglary- in March and Is gram. the rem ainder o f Ills under house arrest until he Is prison time could be served on 19. Both Conway nnd Best were probation. Although boot camp e x p e cted to te s tify against Is recommended for many young Smith. offenders throughout the state, not all get In due to limited Smith will be sentenced In space. September. 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The temperature at 6 p.m. Saturday was 85 degrees and Friday's overnight low was 75. us recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. Other Weather Service dotal u.m.. 11:50 p.m.: MuJ. 5:05 a.m.. 5:35 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: highs. 1:01 a.m., 1:46 p.m.: lows. 7:15 a.m.. 8:00 p.nt.: New Smyrna Beach: highs. 1:06 a.m.. 1:51 p.m.: lows. 7:20 a.m., 8:05 p.m.: Cocoa Beach: highs. 1:21 a.m.. 2:06 p.m.: lows. 7:35 u.m.. 8:20 p.m. Pet U 71 00 as 7« so ft ----------- ’ f LAST Aug. 10 C ity Daytona Baach Bocand Claaa Pool ago P a id a l Banlord. Florida and addMIonal mailing olflcaa. (O a*y 8 S u n d ay) Herald Staff Writer KXTBNDBD OUTLOOK jbMstwd Daby an d S u n d a y , aicapt Saturday by Tha B a n lo rd Ha raid, Inc. M O N . Franch A v a . Banlord. F la J7771 million damage to the school. They have already been sen­ tenced. By SANDRA BLLIOTT THE W EATHER L O C A L P O fta C A S T Fantasy B 25-9-11-24-12 Third teen to be sentenced for school arson S S A C H C O N D IT IO N S Daytona Beach: Waves urc 1 lo 2 fool und choppy. Current Is to the north with u wuicr temperature of 83 degrees. New Sm yrna Beach: W aves arc choppy. Current Is lo the north, with a water temperature of 83 degrees. B O A T IN O St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet Sunday: Wind south to south­ C Saturday's high............ 94 west 10 lo 15 knots. Seas 2 lo 4 □ Barometric pressure.30.0B feel. Bay and Inland waters a □ Relative Humid!ty....63 pet moderate chop. Scattered show­ □W in d s *••••Southeast 14mph ers and thunderstorms. Sunday □ Rainfall.................... nons. night: Wind south to southwest □Today's sunset eeees 8:20 p.m. 10 to 15 knots. Seas 2 to 4 feet. □ Tomorrow's sunrise....6:43 Bay and Inland waters a moder­ ate chop. 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TO 44 W lc h lia ft 7f W llk a t Barra 44 S4 W ilm ington.D al 44 4J m cdy cdy 70 55 cdy 54 .10 c lr city cdy cdy cdy u .» 45 .54 cd cd 75 .14 11 .71 cd cd Cd 71 45 17 01 44 05 Cd 75 V Cd Cd Cd cd! �Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, July 25, 1093 - 3A T e le m a rk e tin g firm c o n v ic te d Retail theft charged Auto thefts arrest A man susjK’cted o f commltlng several recent Sanford-arca auto thefts wus arrested Wednesday afternoon, charged with the theft o f a truck earlier this month. Timothy Neighbors. 30. 2539 Park Drive. Sanford, was urrested on burglar)’ and auto theft charges by Sanford police at his home. According to the arrest report. Neighbors offered to sell a 1980 Nissan Iruck. reported stolen from a Hidden Lake Drive driveway, to a Sanford man for 820. The man contacted Sanford (xitlcc who arrested Neighbors. The truck's keys were In Neighbors' pocket at the time o f his arrest, according to the report. Police Cmdr. Dennis Whitmire said Investigators suspert Neighbors Is responsible for several recent auto thefts. Watermelons stolen A Sanford man was arrested Wednesday evening, charged with the theft of 23 watermelons from a Rand Yard Road field. Wlllla Henry Alston. 50. 1021 Strawberry Ave.. was held on a petit theft charge by Sanford police. A DeBary man who owns the Held, reported seeing Alston and two other men loading watermelons Into Ills vehicle shortly after 6 p.m. Wednesday. Two o f the suspect* lied when police arrived, according to reports The watermelons, valued at 846, were recovered at the scene. Driving charges filed Stephen Adolph Dnroszklcwlcz. 39. 308 Rachel St., Sanford, was urrested on a drunken driving charge by Seminole County deputies Wednesday evening. A deputy reported seeing Dnroszklcwlcz speeding across a parking lot In Fern Park and skidding Into a grassy area. Doroszklwlcz was also held on charges of driving with u suspended license und resisting arrest. Traffic stop leads to arrest Tracey V, .Mitchell. 22. 216 Tuskegee St.. Sanford, was arrested on a suspended license charge by u Longwood policeman Wednesday evening following a traffic stop. The policeman reported seeing Mitchell driving away from a parking lot with an Infant standing In her tup. When she was spotted, the policeman reported Mitchell returned to a parking space and placed the child In an Infant seat. Mitchell was also cited for u violation of the state child-restraint law. Yolanda Anita Canada. 18, 2450 Church St.. Sanford, was charged with retail theft by Sanford Police on Thursday. Police said security personnel at the WalMart on U.s. Highway 17-02 saw her put two shirts and two pairs of shorts, valued at about 854 In her purse. They said she then left the store without paying fur the Items. 5he was taken io the John E. Polk Correctional Facility and held on 8100 bond. By NICK FFIIFAUF Herald Staff Writer A firm operating from two locations in Seminole County lias been convicted on all counts Involving fraudulent telemarketing, by the U.S Dis­ trict Court. A fine of 55 million Is expected to be Imposed. The firm Is Advanced In­ teractive Communication, Inc. (AICI), doing business us Inloncl Financial Services, 1495 Semi­ nole Blvd.. Casselberry, and 258 E. Altamonte Drive. Altamonte Springs. AICI was found gullly of three counts of mull fraud and 17 counts o f money luundcring during a six day trial before U.S. District Judge Anne C. Conway In Orlando. AICI, a Florida coroporatlon. Is o w n e d in p u rt b y B ru c e Grossmun. He had been pre­ viously found guilty o f mall fraud. The court said the com­ pany. "provided telemarketers In Its e m p lo y m e n t w ith a fraudulent sales pitch which was designed lo mislead customers." The ruling said the message was: "... If a customer called a 1-900 telephone number and Incurred a S50 charge, the customer would cither receive a Visa or Mastercard credit card In the mall, or the Identity o f banks that were prepared to Issue them such a credit card." The ruling said AICI targeted Burglary charged Charles Leon Boykins. 24. 3395 O'Neal St.. Sanford, was charged wlh burglary by Seminole County sheriff's officers on Thursday. Deputies said he entered a residence in the 2100 block of Sipes Ave., Sanford by breaking a window. They said he then look 8225 from the residence without the owner's permission. He was Identified by witnesses and arrested during the Investigative process at the sheriffs office. He was held at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility without bond as he Is on parole. Domestic violence charged Jeffrey Earl Velgcl. 33. 153 Bldcr Ave.. Sanford, was charged with domestic vlolenre/battery by Seminole County sheriffs officers on Thursday. Deputies said his wife told them that she had come home and her husband was trying to sell a stereo to an "unknown black male." She said she told the man to leave and that after he did. her husband grabbed her by the arm and pushed her backward. She said he ordered her Into the house and she refused and that her daughter came out and told him not to push her mother around. The child was reportedly also pushed by her arm and told to go back Into.the house, but uhe ran to the neighbor's home and called the police. Velgcl was taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility und held on 8 1.000 bond. Pot possession Gary A. Gung. 27. 90 Hidden Lake Dr.. Apt. 175, Sanford was charged with possession of less than 20 grams of cannabis and possession o f drug paraphernalia by Longwood Police on Thursday. in d iv id u a ls w h o s e r e c e n t applications for major credit earrts had been denied. Neither Grossman nor AICI had any nfflllnllon with banks. According lo a press release from Ihr U.S. Attorney. Middle District, “ AIDI also sold business o p p o rtu n 1 1 1 cs to p e r s o n s throughout the United Stales, giving those persons the ability to open telemarketing rooms lo conduct fraudulent telemarket­ ing businesses using the same fraudulent sales pilch used ut AICI." The Indictment described 26 separate telem arketing busi­ nesses operating In Florida. In addition to businesses In seven other states. "A s a result of the operations of AICI and lls affiliates." the cou rt said, "a p p r o x im a te ly 2 5 7 .5 3 2 c u s t o m e r s w e r e persuaded by the use of the Ir.indolent sales pitch to call the 1-900 numbers and Incur a 850 charge." As a result, the cus­ tomers were billed u total of approximately $12,459,384. The Jury aha determined that a number of Items owned by the company should be forfeited to the U.S. They Included tele­ phones. computer equipment. 199 1 B M W a n d P o r s c h e automobiles, and 8390,809. AICI Is exposed to u line o f 85 million. Sentencing Is scheduled for Sept. 28. For Great Pharmacy Discounts, FollowUs. Re* Anderson Com m issioner suspended from iob with sheriff’s office i * Ok *'M V » lic m w to tn IjJ t is o iU m * # f >r1t vnltti By SANDRA KLUOTT Herald Staff Writer SANFORD - Longwood City Commissioner Rex Anderson was sus|icnded for two weeks without pay from his Job with the Seminole County Sheriff's Department Friday for using his position In order to get Informa­ tion ubout his estranged wife. Although a discipline review bourd recommended Anderson lx* given a written reprimand and mandatory counseling for conduct unbecoming a member of the office. Sheriff Don Esllnger suspended him without pay In­ stead. The discipline review board cited Anderson's conduct, "w as most likely the result of cmotlonul stress." "W h ile this condition may mitigate the situation." Esllnger said. In the suspension memo­ randum. "It does not absolve you from compliance with Sher­ iff's Office General Orders. As a member of the Seminole County Sheriff's Office, you arc required to observe the highest degree of professionalism In both your on duty and off duty uffulrs. The behavior you displayed during tills Indlcent fulls fur below the standards set for members of the sheriff's office." Anderson Is a lion-sworn field service officer for the sheriff’s department. According to several Individu­ als questioned In the case. An­ d erson d is p la y e d u seven pointed star shaped badge when trying to obtain Information ubout his wife. He luter told the review board, the badge wus from the Longwood Police De­ partment for use In his duties us u C ity C o m m is s io n e r. T h e allegations aguinsl Anderson were filed by his estranged wife, Ethel and her roommate. She claimed Anderson had used his badge to try and gel Information about her living arrangements In May and June, after the couple separated. 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Pharmacy I tours: Weekdays 9 am to 9:30 pm, Saturday 9am to 9 pm & Sunday 10am toft pm. �4A - Sanfottl Herald, Sanlord, Florida - Sunday, July 25, 1993 Editorials/ Opinions Sanford H erald (USPS 411-2801 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 831-9993 Wayne 0. Doyle, Publisher and Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Month.............................819 50 6 M onlli.............................839 00 1 Year ..............................87800 Florida Reeldente must pay 7% ealee lax In addition to ratee above. EDITORIALS Time to observe budget hearings Government meetings between now and the end of Septem ber should be closely watched. It's fiscal year 1993/94 budget preparation time. Of major Importance are considerations of mlllagc rates an d general fund expenditures. The mlllagc rate will determine how big a property o w n e r s tax b ill w ill be. T h e spending, based on expected Income, will determ ine h o w the tax m oney will be distributed. Milluge rates arc generally one num ber, followed by a decimal point and three to four additional num bers. The num bers are im ­ portant. For a home appraised at $100,000. with a $25,000 hom estead exemption, an Increase o f m lllagc by o n ly point-one percent w ill increase taxes by S7.50. An Increase In mlllagc bv one percent will raise taxes by $75. For a hom e valued at $50,000. with the same exemption, a point-one percent increase will raise taxes by $2.50 and a one percent Increase will m ake taxes clim b by $25. With what som e believe Is a slow economy, it Is natural for home ow ners to insist that their taxes not be Increased. Many m ay demand the m lllagc should be lowered from last year’s level. These sam e people however, arc often the leading forces In drives to Improve city operations such as more parks, a larger police force or fire department. They may also w an t more streets paved and better drainage. In order to continue p ro vid in g these services, governm ents must make the best Judgement calls they can. In the distribution of revenues. On the other hand, citizens may find Items which they believe should be cut from the budget. Objections should b e made on these Items by m em bers of the public, but based on an understanding of the situation, and not taken on m ere face-value. People elect government officials to serve as representatives, with the purpose of doing what Is best for the entire community. For the majority o f citizens who do n ’t have the opportunity o r interest in closely examining each line item in the budget, this trust in government Is necessary. We urge citizens to attend public hearings on the budgets. Listen to what Is said and observe what action is taken. Becoming involved In budget hearings is a good way to assure government Is working In ihc bcsl Interest o f the people It serves. LETTE R S Display house numbers A bucket o f breadcrumbs please! A few weeks ago after talking on the telephone with a person In the county planning, I thought they would have this problem resolved. They gave their ‘ ‘word.” They stated they knew It was against the law and they Just kept forgetting about It. This person cannot come from the South because our word Is precious as we do not give It lightly Just to pass the buck. What goes around comes around. Whai would happen If an emergency happened al thrlr home, no house number or street signs? I guess they would put out breadcrumbs for the emergency crew to get there. 1 can hear the 911 person ask. "how to get there." and a voice come back. "G o down Ihc third street from the 7-11 store, turn right, go two blocks, turn right and we live In the third house on the left. I’ ll hut somne breadcrumbs out so you can find the house." Well, why aren’ t house numbers put out und displayed so you can sec from the road? And the street signs large enough lo read? Businesses should have them in big print and old empty lots should have a sign on the property with the number In plain view. Look around your own neighborhood and see how many do not have house numbers, then call It in lo Planning. Mury R. Jolly Sanford B e r r y ’s W o r ld “I've got it! Next year, let's get into fish terming." P ro g ra m s f o r in m a te s Our highly mobile society seems lo be n catalyst for crime. Citizens arc concerned about crime and our penal system. Recently u group of citizens assembled with Sheriff Don Esllngcr and were given a tour of the Seminole County Jail. State Representative Marvin Couch was a member o f the tour group and was Impressed by the conditions In the Jail. He contrasted Seminole County’s pcnul system with Orange County. Representative Couch acknowledged that Orangr County has more money to spend but Iherr was a distinct difference. When one walks through the Seminolc County jail one docs not encounter prisoners screaming and hollering os they do In Orange County. No doubt the large number housed tn Orange County adds to this problem Seminole County’s Jail houses an average population of approximately 600 Inmates, I in­ capacity is 700. The penal system relegates persons convicted of minor crimes and short terms to county Jails. More serious long term offenders arc generally placed tn state or federal Institutions. Seminole County's Jail population Is under capacity. The federal government helped finance (hr construction of the Jail thus (he county docs house some federal prisoners. They arc paid $30 per dny for federal prisoners. T h e state a id SBM INOLK O P IN IO N LURLENE SWEETING Legislature also expects the county to house state prisoners. The county would Ik reimbursed $32 per day for slate prisoners. Sheriff Don Esllngcr Is concerned about the stale and federal government utilizing spare In the county Jail. If Ihc Jail reaches r.iparlly this might work adversely If the county needed the space. The Jails In Orange County and Seminole County have programs for inmates. The pro­ grams are targeted for the Inmates charged with less serious crimes. The programs are grured to Increase Inmates employability skills. Orange County has a myriad of programs. The Genesis and Phoenix programs provide courses for Inmates. Mechanics and carpentry classes arc included. Persons participating In these pro­ c r im e fig h t grams are under direct supervision. Direct supervision provides for Ihc guard being housed Inside with prisoners. Ikith Orangr County and Seminole County liuvc General Education Dcgrrc (GED) programs. The Seminole County Jail population Is exposed to some educational programs from Seminole Community College. The proximity o f the college to the Jail Is a plus. The college encourages Inmates lo lake classes while Incarcerated. Onrc they are released many continue Ihelr education nt Seminole Community College. Education Is u viable vehicle (or equipping persons (urged with offenses lo make a positive change. Preparing themselves for a carrer fosters hope und self-eslccm. luck o f employability skills Is a prime fnctor In rrclvldlsm. Representative Couch believes that Sheriff Don Esllnger and his staff a ir doing a noteworthy Job. The sheriff and his staff show great vision In working for change. One of the changes that has taken place Is the computerization o f the Intake process. This has upgraded and streamlined the system. Programs that provide a constructive outlet for Inmates In planning a different lifestyle bring hope and help facilitate Inmates making a change JA C K ANDERSON ITHINK HC SAID, TUE STATISTICS ARE A6A1NST ME.rM NOT COMING OUT UNTILY3U GET MARRIED. “ ROBERT W AGM AN Were breakthroughs cosmetic? WASHINGTON - The star of the recent economic summit In Tokyo turned out to be Japan's ou tgoin g Prime M inister K llch l Mlyazawa, a lame duck leaving office under a cloud of political corruption In his Liberal Democratic Party. In quick succession he agreed to compromises In two sets o f trade talks, both o f which resulted In agreements. The question is whether these agreements arc cosmetic, as most Japanese analysts claim, or whether they ore major brrakthrouglis. as the Clinton administration claims The answer may not be clear for years. What ts certain Is that, had the talks failed, the world would have been on the brink o f a major trade war. While the agreements did not eliminate this possibility, they have certainly postponed the day o f reckoning. The most Important trade talks tied to the economic summit were part of the stalled "Uruguay Round" of negotiations begun In 1986 to modify the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, a pact made by the major Industrialized nations after World War II. The talks had stalled over myriad questions; It was hoped that the logjam could be broken In a Tokyo meeting to precede the summit. GATT's director-general. Peter Sutherland, said that If this effort failed, the talks would be suspended for at least a year, and It was likely that the United States. Japan and the E u ro p ea n C o m m u n ity w o u ld b e c o m e embroiled In a major trade war. The latest talks were going nowhere, as usual, until Mlyazawa blinked. After years of Insisting that Japan could Impose Import tariffs on a host of goods, the Japanese suddenly capitulated on the subject o f hard liquor. T h is quickly led to a series o f compromises on 18 other manufactured pro­ ducts. This was a breakthrough all sides had been trying to achieve for almost two years. However, there arc some sobering realities. For Instance, the newly proposed tariff reductions are "subject to appropriate contributions by other major producers and satisfactory resolu­ tion of non-tariff Issues." Translated, that means years more work even on Issues that were supposedly pul to rest. More Importantly, all concerned agreed lo simply continue Ignoring the two most serious tariff Issues; agriculture and service Industries, especially financial services. Both Japan and the European Community continue to insist on the right lo protect their farmers from Imports. Japan especially wishes to protect Its financial services Industries — banking and insurance. Japan’s sudden willingness to go along with further multilateral trade liberalization also i spilled over Into the equally stalled hllatrr.il negotiations between the United Stales and Japan. These talks broke off on June 29 when a U.S. delegation returned em pty-handed from Tokyo. A lm ost Immediately the Japanese asked the American negotiating team to return. A fter two weeks of frantic bargaining. Clinton and Mlyazawa appeared at a joint press conference at the end of the summit to hall a 10-pagr "fram ew ork" agreement that both had Just Initialed. The document was c le a r ly c o b b le d together In haste by tw o s i d e s b o th needing an agree­ ment for Internal po­ litical reasons. It Is e s s e n t i a l l y an agreement to agree In the future on a range of Issues. Both sides arc trailing It as a victory; this obvi­ ously means that Its Intent lo n u lly lc ss -l hnn • p r e c is e language Is open lo widely divergent In­ terpretation. The talks between Jnpan and the Unit­ ed States had stalled on the issue o f set­ ting specific In dustry-by-lnduslry goals — "benenmurks" us the U.S. negotiators call them — for Increasing U.S. Imports to Japan. This question Is still left open In the "framework." which spcakconly of Japan's willingness to reduce Its current $130 billion worldwide trade surplus without setting specific targets. But Japan did move significantly toward Ihc U.S. position on opening Its markets In sectors like auto parts, high technology and medical equipment. More Importantly. » agreed to accept o b je c tiv e criteria In determining whether a market segment Is open or closed. But the agreem ent m igh t not survive Japan’s upcoming election. It was the result of Mlyazawn's willingness to side with Japan's Foreign Ministry — which wants lo make trade concessions — against the objections of Ihc powerful Ministry of International Trade and Industry. T h e schism b etw e en the two ministries grow s deeper, and a new Japanese prime minister could side with the trade ministry, which could make the "framework" all but meaningless. Clinton, Dole do dinner WASHINGTON — In Ihc weeks leading up to Ills recent dinner diplomac y with President Bill Clinton. Senate Minority Leader Kobrn Dole. R-Kan.. was getting a generous helping of political advice from friends c heering him on for Ihe prrsldrnry in 1396. "You’re having the best time o f your life, and you’re head and shoulders above your Republican competition." one confidant told him. "But you paid a price and |>cnplc are b e g in n in g to see what they call the ‘old Boh Dole’ and they don't like that side of you." Having galvanized the GOP. which was presumed dead Just seven months ago, Dole has emerged as the party's titular leader. But (lashes of the "old Bob Dole" resurface. The "o ld " Dole Is Ihe hatchet man. Ihe vice presi­ d en tia l c a n d id a te w h o r r f e r r e d to f Dole has "Democrat wars" In emerged as a 1970 detiate and Ihe parly's th e p r e s i d e n t i a l titular leader ■ candidate who threw a tantrum at George Bush during the I9HH primaries. It's the pugnacious side of Dole who heal the wur drums lays after the election, declaring that Clinton had "n o mandate, no coattails, no m ajority." He vowed to "repre­ sent" Ihe electoral majority o f Americans who didn't vote for Clinton. Since then. Dole at times has been bordrrllnc demagogic about deficit reduction, and blatant in (he way he's attempted to stoke the dying embers o f " travel gate." Unfortunately, when Ihc "o ld " Dole rears his head. Ihe more charming and compelling side of the Senate minority leader becomes submerged: fhc prairie populist; Ihe son of u cream-and-egg salesman from Russell, Kan., who connects with smull-town America; the gritty war hero who persevered during four years recovering In hospital wards, nearly given up for dead. Part o f th e p r o b le m , s a y s a D ole spokesman. Is thui. in Judging Dole, some critics "pul too much emphasis on the political arena, and (politics Is) not a Job for people who are afraid of a little physical contact once In a while." Dole needed a respite as much as Clinton did from the "physical contact." and that's why they recently repaired to Duke ZlelK-rt's. a restaurant that serves us the unofficial epicenter of the Washington establishment. Though Dole mny rcup the biggest dividends from their dinner. It was Clinton who took the initiative. He began by approaching Demo­ cratic power-broker Robert Strauss, who most recently was President Bush’s am ­ bassador to Russia, at a W hile House ceremony last month. "I understand that you’re a good friend of [Job Dole's." Clinton Inquired. Indicating he wanted lo Improve relations with his neme­ sis. Strauss later told friends that Clinton's statement was a sign o f [>oor stuff work: Someone should have known about his friendship with Dole, and sought him out earlier. White House officials sav that Strauss phoned Cllnlon back after oblalnlng Dole’s . approval. "How about (dinner) here at the White House." Clinton suggested. "Mr. President, thut doesn’t do what you need done. You need something public und visible," Strauss said. Dole wanted to show there Is civility despite political differences. "He needs to show civility, and he needs to soften.” said one source close to Dole. "He needs to show there Is something there besides the harshness. They see the highly partisan, slashing Bob Dole. It's good for the country lo (see) that leaders who disagree still maintain civility." �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. July 25. 1993 - BA Guns KIDS W ITH GUNS Continued from Page IA birthday. " I t 's 7 mlddl# k high school •iudtnU:war* •xptllsd Seminolo County studonts in grades tlx thrugh I 12 betiovo they havo ready access to handguns. [ guns to i Stenstrom — Continued from Pa|e 1A scary.” 59*. said they could gel a handgun it they wanted one She said her father purchased the weapon after three o f her 62% believed they could get a handgun In 24 hours. friends were shot during the last 66% said • *•Lj year. Though none of them was seriously Injured und none lived J\ said they 'would be missing uomcUuug without guua. in the Seminole County area, site 39% reported they knew eomeone who had been killed or wounded. said she Is still afraid, because so many people are nnned. 9% said they hid *shot a gun at somebody;, Thirty-five percent of the stu­ dents In the Harris survey re­ ported feelin g II was cllltcr 19% reported they had carried a handgun In the lest 30 days. "som ew hat lik e ly " or "v e r y The latest Justice Department figuros lor teen-age C<ty residents. 63 % sani likely" they would not survive to shooting victims cover* a period from 65-66.3 out .• thny ha d rea d y a c c e s s to old age because their lives would Quns 58% ot Suburban of 1,000 chitdron between ages 12 and 15 and nine Ik- "wiped out by guns." students and 56' ol small out of 1,000 teenagers between 10 and 19 had * * * toAtis said they could "Hell. If I live to graduate from easily (jet (juris high school I'll he doing pretty good." a middle schixtl hoy said. Herald gripMc by Chary* Srrvti "W e don't go a day without Results ol national survey InvoMng 2.506 student at 96 middle schools by politer hearing about someone getting Louis Harris lor Harvard University. shot at. It ain't good.” where ktrli see arid get guns h o year with being shot. Ills friend, another middle readily." Harris told a news .Fifteen percent of children schooler. was more optimistic conference recently. He rejected reported they had carried a nbout Ills life cxpccluitcy. hut the notion that students might handgun In t)ic last 30days said he would probably loose exaggerate their answers to During the last school year In more friends and family to guns show bravado. Seminole County, seven middle than to any other cause of death. The (Mill found (fiat 39 |mt« cut and high school students were "I might live another 80 years, of the students rc|x>rted they ex|M-llcd from school for bringing hut I'm gonna know a lot of knew someone who had been guns onto school property. Of­ people w h o get shot In an ficials say more guns were prob­ killed or wounded try a gun orgumrnt or Just out on the This llgurc dlrl not reflect t In­ ably brought to school, hut were street." he said. "It hap|>rnn frequency of Mich Incidents, never discovered. everyday.*' rather It showed lhat many School ofllelals rc|x>rt. how ev­ Iloth hoys said they had fairly students knew alsuil tin- same er. that students are beginning eusy access to firearms through shooting, said Jacqueline Cohen, to take the Initiative more often family or frtrnds and would use n c r i m i n o l o g y e x p e r t at to re|Kirt otlter students who them " If necessary." have arm ed th em selves on Carnrgle-Mellon University. "It's really sh-— that we have The latest Justice Department campus. to do this." one of the young figures for teen-age shooting Harris said his poll showed men said. "I don't want to have victims covers a (s-rlod from that "young people feel very to have a gun. hut what the hell I9H5 through I9HH. when three lonely and feel t>eset by an array am I supposed to do when out of 1.000 children between ol problems" — from sexual everyone else has a gun." ages 12 and 15 and nine out of violence, parent id abuse, teen­ Harris' survey found that 59 l.(XX) teenagers hctwrrn 16 and age suicide and drug and alcohol percent of the students, who 19 had reported being the abuse. filled out <|uestlonnu!rrs In their victims of a violent crime In­ elussrooms nationwide, said Harris declined to release the volving a gun. they could get a handgun tf they names ol the schools where "I would have no doubt at all wauled one. that those rales have gone up students were surveyed, saying Of that same group, 62 percent since I9HH, there has l>crn a rise this would undermine his pledge b e lie v e d th e y could get a In gun violence, especially gun of confidentiality. handgun In 24 hours violence among kids.” Cohen Fifty-six perrent of the stu­ The survey, conducted lx-dents said they favored elimina­ said. tween April 19 and May 21. had The national survey said that a margin of error of plus or tion of handguns from society, 9 percent said they had "shot a minus 3 percent, while 27 percent said they gun at som ebody" while 13 ‘ "would Ire missing something percent ic|xirtc«l having " I m-cii Information from tho A%tocl*t*d PfMI It without guns " seriously threatened" In the Iasi includedInftut roporf Nationally, among elly resi­ dents. 63 percent said they had ready access to guns Hut SH percent o f suburban students Continued from Page I A and 56 percent o f those In small Mofa/all said she Is "fuseltowns nr rural areas said they "When I show my paintings, nated" by (tie transformation of could easily get guns people come up to me and say her own work None of the loculs felt they I've never said this t o anyone She had planned, at first, for would need to go far beyond before, hut I saw your paint­ the artwork shr did to rrmuln their own neighborhood to gain ing.. ' und they start themselves private, tint when she showed access to a gun , on the r o a d to revovery." shr some of It to o tlirr members of s a id "There Is a huge underground her therapy group and they will get you a cup of coffee." Ed e s p e c ia lly a s s o c ia te d himself with my Palm Sunduy and Easter Sunday story about Douglas Jobe. Ed's father was n patient at the Atlantic Coast Line Hospital In Waycross. Ga.. when J o b e was electrocuted atop t h a t w a te r to w e r in Zellwood. About the same time. June 8. 1950, Tlson's father died. Ed probably doesn't know that my faintly had very close tics w ith th e A C L h o s p ita l In Waycross. My father worked for the ACL when he was Injured In a switch engine accident at Hands S id in g . A fte r b e in g treated In Sanford he was sent to the c o m p a n y h o s p it a l In Waycross where he met my mother w ho was a registered nurse there. Tlnon still considers Sanford his home away from home, at least according to Hilly Higgins who heads up Seminole High School's idumnl group called COMSAC. Ed's family moved to Sanford In 1942. While climbing a tree with leter Sanford at­ torney M ae Cleveland. E d's brother broke Ills arm. Ed and Henry McLaulln Ilf were second graders at Southsldc Primary and taught by the late Mrs. Velma Mitchell. After graduating from Sem i­ nole High School. Ed attended the Newport News (Va.) Appren­ tice School and took a Job us a staff urtlst for the Newport News Dally Press. He even started his own sign company and finally got Into commercial real estate. He married Nuncy Lee Carr of Hampton. N.J. They reared sons Kandy and Ed Jr. Doth are now associated with dad In the real estate business. Ed says hr greatly enjoys this weekly column. I'm nattered, particularly when I see the quality o f Tlson's artistic ability — a sample of which appears with this article. / ' ia d t4 /Jfrhx'udl' '^ fe td fr e & id c n t .van/*- .V7 nr Mts/rftr m. t A v r av.u v M i f f : m rr& fS A tr, 4rrr nvr»: * m / m r x*/ f t r r * * w u n -* r t u —Httr r»*T t » r o n r St u Y vjrn r.vv .Ym y itr O f a ien e *# iar.*rcM rrtrfTfrrK rs /JM4C A»V t m n r< s r n\)r J W / At s *a L u p jlt v ssn .'tc * * n » c ,4 A sample of Ed Tlson's artistry A couple weeks ago a caller Inquired ubout what happened to the two daughters o f the late Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Lake. Their names were Sartta and Maude and were a part of the 11-chapter "Lakrgatc" yarn I spun for you last fall. The best wc can tell you about the two girls Is that both became schoolteachers. I never did know Maude but when I was In the fifth grade I was taught by Miss Ethel Riser and Sarlta taught another fifth grade class. Con­ sequently I did know Sarlta but only on a teacher-student rela­ tionship and I wasn’t even In her class. Sarlta died May 24. 1980 and Maude passed away September 29. 1982 Doth are burled in the same Evergreen cemetery plot with their parents. Did Sartta ever get married? We haven't been able to llnd out for sure. Hut we do know that at one time site was engaged to a Monroe Hutton and was to become Mayor Lake's son-lnlaw. Hut Hutton got Involved In some "kickback" rumors that shook Sanford when he was either rightly or wrongly ac­ cused of getting paving contracts from th e c it y , d o in g s u b ­ standard Jobs and "k ic k in g back" some o f his profits to Mayor Lake. None o f this, how­ ever. was ever proved Hut If you will visit the Lake plot at the cemetery there Is a double marker for Mayor and Mrs. Luke but two small markers for the daughters. Only their first names appear on the markers. There Is no Indication that cither was ever married. If any of you readers can share some light on this, please call me at 322-2860. Artist suggested she pursue It os a fonn of therapy. "It sounded loo painful." she said. "It klnda made me panic." Though a series of "wonderful coincidences." she said, she has moved rapidly though the art world und has hern recognized '■ - ( state-wide and nationally lor her work. She wilt show In the Lake Mary-Heathrow Festival of the Arts In October. "But It's when people come up to me and say they have been moved by my work Is when It Is a huge thing to me." she said. "It Is wonderful.” studies their fares. It represents the group expert ence of therapy and also th.it of the professionals who come to the aid of people In need. TTmpaimtntt "The Gathering' shows threr women close up und "H e Ha* been wuiMlutul." whr sald Mofazall said her husband All has been very supportive ol her throughout her recovery. JS3E Kottuld J. Dully. 69. Polaris Loop. Casselberry, died Thurs­ day. July 22. at ills home. Horn In New York City. September 1. 1923. lie moved to Central Florida In 1993. H»* was an electronics specialist for an utreraft manufacturer. He was a member ol the St. Augustine C a th o lic C h u rch and a ls o belonged to Elks. Moose. Ameri­ can Legion and VFW. He was a Navy veteran of World War II and the Korean War. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e : w ife . •Joanne Corrigan. Casselberry; sister. Mary Winterhalter. New York. Carey Hand Cox-Purkcr Funeral Home In churgc of arrangements. LEONARD THEODORE OREENBERQ Leonard Theodore Greenberg. 65. Glmll Lane. Casselberry, MANUEL L. BROWN died Thursday. J u ly 22 at M a n u e l L . B r o w n . 7 4 . Winter Park Memorial Hospital. Juncsvtlle. Wisconsin died ul Ids Horn December 24. 1927 In New home Thursday. July 22. Horn York Cliv. he moved to Central March 24. 1919 In Sanford, he Florida In 1987. lie was n had lived In Janesville four proofreader for NASA. He was a years. He was employed as an member of Congregation Beth uuto body mechanic, a manager AM. and also belonged to KOP of convention setup at Lake Channel Lodge 512. Lawn Lodge In Deinvan. Wl and Survivors Include Ills wife. a field m anager of Dclavan Judith; son. Alexander. Cassel­ Farms. He was a Master Sgt. in berry. Huldwlti-Falrehlld Funeral the Medical Corps during World Home Altamonte Springs In Wur II. He was a member of charge of arrangements. A s b u ry U n it e d M e th o d is t W IL L IA M N.ltO ECK C h u rch . J u n c s v tlle und u William N. Ilocck. 65, East member and past service officer O ra n g e S tr e e t. A lta m o n te of Dclavan American Legion Springs, died Thursday. July 22 Posl *95. at Florida Hospital. Altamonte S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e: son s. Springs. Horn August 16. 1927 Albert. Oregon. Wl; Van, De- In Brooklyn. N.Y.. he moved to lavun; J a m e s . Monroe W l; Central Florida In 1976. He was d a u g h te r. G e o r g lu B row n . u Catholic, lie belonged to 63rd Chctck. Wl; brothers. William Chemical Corp. He was an Arr/.y and James Brown. Lake Mary; veteran. sister. Anna Jardlne. Lake Mury: Survivors Include hts wife. nine grandchildren and one Marge M.: son. Michael Henry. great gran dch ild. Schneider Altamonte Springs; daughters. Funeral Hom e. Janesville in Karen K rcnzke. M ilwaukee. charge o f arrangements. Eileen and Linda, both of Alta­ m on te S p rin gs; six gra n d ­ EUGENE 8. DOUGLASS Eugene S. Douglass, 81. West ch ild ren . H ald w ln -F a lrch lld Airport Boulevard. Sanford died F u n era l H om e. A lta m o n te Thursduy. Ju ly 22. Horn In Springs In charge of arrange­ ments. Sharon. PA., he moved to Cen­ tral Florida In 1938. He was a LOIS Y. 8ANDNER retired school principal and an Lots Y. Sandner. 63. 492 Army veteran. He was a member Highway 17-92. Lougwood died of Christ Eplsco|tul Church of Friday. July 23. ul South Semi­ Longwood. nole Community llospltul. Horn S u rv lo rs In c lu d e: n ieces. January 20, 1930 In Florence. Barbara Wilburn. Jupiter, and South Carolina, she moved to A ria L u n d q u ls t . S a n fo rd . Central Florida In 1957. She was H a ld w ln - F a lr c h lld F u n eral n homemaker. She was a Pre­ sbyterian. Home. Oaklawn Chapel. Lake Mary In charge o f arrangements. Survivors Include; daughter. Hrcndo Rottlughaus. Sanford: RONALD J. DUFFY DONALD T. BEHRENS D o n a ld T . B e h ren s . 6 0 . Brantley Club Palace. Longwood. died Wednesday. July 21. at Ills home. Horn In New Jersey. June 28. 1933. he moved to Central Florida III 1986 He was a roll winder. He was a member of W inter Park Presbyterian Church. He also belo ng e d to Pusoflno Horse Association, lie was an Army veteran. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e : w ife . Marianne; daughters. Debbie St. John. Orlando. Sandy. Garfield. N.J.; sons. Glenn. New Wlnds4>r, N.Y.. Darren. Parumus, N.J.; s is te rs . D o r o th y R e ic h e rt. Clifton, N .J. Lucille. Puntu Gorda: b ro th ers. Raym ond. Glendale. Ludwig. Mississippi; four grandchildren. BaldwinFairchild Funeral Home, Or­ lando In charge o f arrangements. mother. Kathleen Parnell. San­ ford; stepfather. Don Parnell. Sanford: brothers. Jimmy Yopp. Florence. S.C. und Frank Yopp. California; sisters. Katherine Lloyd and Barbara Thompson txnii of Florence. S.C.. Beverly King. Longwood. Linda Locke. Lake Mary and Sandy Uryunl. Hartsvllle. S.C.; three grand­ children. Hrlsson Funeral Home. Sanford In charge of arrange­ ments. F R A N C E WESTMORELAND S K . Frances K. Westmoreland. 76. Penelope Drive. Longwood died Monday. July 19 at her home. Ik>ru July N. 1917 In McKinney. Texas, she moved to Central Florida In I97H. She was a h om em aker. A m em ber o f Markham W oods Presbyterian Churrh. she also belonged to Sweetwater Oaks Garden Club and Coeur dc Coeur. S u rv iv o rs In c lu d e : so n s . Jam es. L o n g w o o d . G a ry . C h a r l o t t e s v i l l e . V a .; t w o gra n d son s; two g r e a t ­ g r a n d c h i l d r e n . H a ld w ln Falrchlld Funeral Home. A lta­ monte Springs In charge o f arrangements. JOHN MONROE WHITAKER nole Community Hospital. Horn December 28. 1902 In Dothan. Al... he moved to Central Florida In 1925. He was a Baptist. He was un engineer In the cooling systems Industry. Survivors Include: daughter. Joyce W. Myers. Sanford; sons. Roy L. and Ernest M. both of Sanford, and J.L. of Apopka; 13 grandchildren: 20 great grand­ children and 2 great great g r a n d c h i l d r e n . H a ld w ln F a lr c h lld F u n e r a l H o m e . Oaklawn Park Chapel. Lake Mary In charge o f arrangements. Guardian Manor, ACLF Retirement Home & Day Care ★ LOW RATES ★ • 431 E. A irp o rt B lvd. * S a n fo rd *TV- FUNERAL W H ITAKER . JO H N M ON R OE Funeral M r v lc e t fo r M r John M onro* W h lU ktr. * o * *0. o l Sen lord «.**> p j i w d ewey Friday, w ill b * conducted Tuetdey *» <0 • m «t g r e .e n d * *1 O aklawn P«rk C *m * I t r y V ikile tion to r In e n d t w ill b* hold Sunder ond M o nday tra m A t p m At th * lu n tr* l h o m t S u rv iv o r* Include J o y c t W M y trt. daughter o l S antord end ton In lew . Donald M M y e rt e l Sen lord . io n *. Roy L Whitaker end E r n e tl M W hitaker o l Sanford end J L W h ita ke r o f Apopka. I ) grand children. JO greet gra n d ch ild re n , end J greet great grandchildren. Baldwin F a irc h ild F u n e ra l Home. *00 CR 4AA. L k k tM e ry . F L J V U CO. M SPUVYM O Mwy. 17*02 — F«oi Park John Monroe Whitaker. 90. Heardall Avenue. Sanford died Friday. July 23 at South Sem i­ mm Gana Hunt. Owner Personal service Is one of the things that m akes Brlsson Funeral Home special. Orcn "Shorty* Smith h as been serv­ ing flic people of Sanford for more than 50 years from tilts funeral home. Caring people Is what you expect and what you get at 322-2131 B R IS S O N F U N E R A L H O M E 9 0 5 LA U R E L A V E ., S A N F O R D A MEMBER OF THE CAREY HAND FUNERAL MOMl TRADITION EaI. 1800 f, ■r b mu i N— « t w . n 4 24 Hr. Supervtaoii • Day Care • Nurse On Stall • Planned Activities 323-2545 — ftu O toi ‘ �B A - S a n fo rd H e ra ld , S a n fo rd , F lo r id a - S u n d a y . J u ly 25. 1993 v i Raid e q u ip m e n t dow n to th e F D IC A U C T IO N S I 11 i u i m , l i t h i ! i i m in U.' AH-You-Can-Eat Dinner Buffet Sunday 12 • 8 pm I I I ? C tu n H a n d l e Q n lV Friday&. Saturday 5 - 9 pm in o s D oor to Door Decor I CHINAKINGBUFFET Monday thru Thursday 5 - 8 pm . rv iirs ii m . D e c o r F ro m Y o u r D o o r T o D tto r \ $ 4 * 9 9 Buffet Includes: M o n go lia n Bar ( 12 ft. o f M e a t and V egeta b les co o k ed to you r order) • Salad Bar • Bar-B-Q Spare Ribs * Roast B eef • Sauteed M ushroom s • S w eet and Sour Chicken • Salmon • Schzun Spicy Chicken • B eef w ith Broccoli • Beef Lo M e in • Lobster Sauce • Pork Fried Rice • E gg Roll • C hinese Chicken W in g • Steak Teriyakl • Curry Chicken • Fried O nion Ring • Italian Roasted Chicken • French Fries • Spaghetti with M e a t Sauce • L e g o f Lamb and Turkey (Sunday O nly) * Cocktail Shrimp (W eek d a ys only) • A lm o n d Jello • C hocolate Pudding • Fresh Fruit • Roll and Butter • A n d m ore! 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Pa lm B each • F t. L auderdale • T am pa • S t. P etersburg • B randon • S e m in o ix • C ape C oral PROPERTIES INCLUDE: A n c h o r e d S iio p p in c C tr . ( N a t ' l T e n a n t ) • B a n k B u il d in g s S lIOW ROOM/Omct/RETAIL WAREHOUSES C o m m e r c ia l / I n d u s ir ia l B u il d in g s A u t o D ealership Fa c il it y • D uplex • T o w n h o u s e s P r im e D e v e lo p m e n t S ites : L ots , R esid e n tia l , M u l t i -F a m il y , O u h ’arcf.is , C o m m e r c ia l , I n d u s tr ia l V / t HKOkKK IWK I ICII'VI ION C A L L F O R FREE C O L O R B R O C H U R E 1 -8 0 0 -3 9 5 -2 5 3 5 nz jiM M o a Daunti FISHER A U C T K J N O J ffC Loutt B. hd** III, CAL AUR 3J2 ABR 106 •411 N.H. Fim Street » I'uttptno Beiih, FL 4 H O R IZ O N T A L B L IN D S - P L E A T E D S H A D E S Continued from Page 2 A registered with us .mil wauled to dclcrmlnr wlini they were selling was a security and had to be registered. They refused to give us the records. We went Into court tint! obtained an Injunction ordering them to turn over rec­ ords lo us and prohibiting them from doing any selling until we got the records." he explained. "T h e y never complied with that order. Mcanwhllr the SEC (Security and Exchange Com ­ mission) look an action against them also freezing the company's assets." McElrov said. The Initial Injunction seeking records from Premier benefit Capital Trust was Issued In lllllsbough Circuit Court at the request of the Comptroller's o f­ fice. The SEC went Into Federal District Court In Tampa and got the order free zin g com pany assets The federal court order dated July 16 nppolnfed Charles Stutts as the receiver for the company. Navllio said Saturday i’ UCT was a business which sold con­ tracts to members and within a specified period of time, the Investors were repaid their Initial Investment plus Interest. The trust had about 1.500 members. T h e m inim um contract was $10,000 up to a maximum of $25,000 per contact. Nnvlllo estimated the trust had $2'.Y to $5 million in contracts und the Investors received about 12 per cent Interest. Members paid a $25 tee lo join and were not charged commissions or front end or bac k end load fees. Group health insurance, discount travel and a monthly newsletter was Included In the memberships. Navllio added. On Monday. Marrero filed a bankruptcy petition which was dismissed W ednesday. 5tutts said in a written statement. "It uppenrs that the failed bankruptcy filing was an attempt by Mr. Marrero to frustrate the purpose of the receivership which Is to secure all monies and assets of Premier Trust for orderly and fair distribution to Investors and creditors and to prevent further violations of the federal securities laws. Mr. Marrero's action was In direct contravention of the order which directs each of the former trustees >o take no action In the name of and on behalf of the Trust. Because of the trustees' failure to comply with the order. I have Instructed counsel to flic un appropriate motion for sanctions before Judge IJ.D.) Mcrryday." * Apparently some of the princi­ ple* In Premier Uenetll had used the company you are Interested in (First Financial Foundation. Inc.) as a mailing address. The receiver Stutts went to the 413 West First Street address. When they refused to let him in. he got a locksmith to open the door. Stutz and investigators from the comptroller's office went Inside to Inspect records. Theodore (Ted) Navollo was Inside the locked office. He exited the building a short lime later. Asked If he was leaving the office, he responded. "Th ey told me either to leave or go lo jall." Prior to the brief stand-off at the Sanford office, the agents went Into the office o f Lake Mary chiropractor Dr. Lola Somerville. Somerville claims a number of uniformed police officers and several Individuals entered her office on 1-ukc Mary Boulevard without Identifying themselves or stating who or what they were looking for. She claims they went through office files and accosted a patient. David Rose. Rose claims a Lake Mary police officer pushed him agalUBt a wall, told him he was under arrest and searched him. Rose filed a com ­ plaint with the police department threatening to sue for violations ol fils con stitu tion al rights. S o m e r v i l l e p la c e d u 91 I emergency call at 9:53 a m. She said no police responded to her call for help. C om p troller's officia ls m ay h ave assisted th e re c e iv e r. McElrov said. The court appointed receiver was looking for records of the Prem ier Benefit com pany at Somerville's office. Attorneys for P B C T . In c lu d in g T h e o d o r e Navollo. had worked for a time or shared office space with Dr. Somerville. McElroy claimed. “ So they went over there looking for him (Navollo)." The receiver and comptroller's In vestigator. M ichael Brown, were escorted by Lake Mary police, and sh eriffs deputies, ilollund and Knight, the law firm Stutz works for. also had two investigators of their own on helmII ot the receiver. "T h ey determined. I am told, that neither of the lawyers for Premier were there. They left Dr. Somerville's office and went to First F in a n c ia l w h ere they believed Navollo and others asso­ ciated with the company might be. In fact. Theodore Navollo. was there. Stutz was escorted by a Florida Department o f Law En­ forcement agent." McElroy said. "T h ey determined that Navollo was In the building. He would not let them In. He locked It up. They told him they had a valid court order to come In a seize the company. When lie wouldn't let them In. they obtained the serv­ ices of a locksmith who opened the building. They told Navollo to vacate the premises or risk being arrested for contempt o f court." Stutts took records from the building occupied by Rose's company. First Financial Foun­ dation Inc. T h e locks w ere changed on the building. Rose said he broke a window Saturday to enter the building. All the papers and files In the office were m is s in g a lo n g w it h o ff ic e m performance available through Sun Bank, a subsidiary o f SunTrust Banks, Inc. Besides the outstanding total return and federally tax-free income, the Fund (average maturity 4-10 years) is expected to experience less share price volatility in response to interest rate changes than share prices o f other mutual funus investing in securities with longer maturities. Our family also includes eight other funds, and w e offer the expertise of experienced investment professionals to help you match the right fund to your needs. 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For m ore information call 1-800-526-1177. gSun i BanK Peace of Mind Banking1 • W i* K or-v/x-.* rrttr-n nrtrlo -rr-.*«r-*r< of d*xjr-di ard taper f»rn O V toJU n Hr-jr-i do ne* rxVrJ* t»* **».1 (V w -i <n*rfn l rtf (ou I 'ttrri I f s t art bawd 0" r « atM< u ot 4/X.4) Pan fc.‘30.42-4/M4L Tm , to-Orta 12/11/41-4/164) Qjartar )/)t/4)-4/)0*) V )/*J 4/JC.S1 Past prdurrrwxa •» ro fu * r « « cf U l/« rrUr"l for nor* icrr& tle r*n -Jlw v tatt am o p e n n cal or w-w b a f t * protect* N w r*ad trow*.- a tw«crt rou rvtil or wrd STI ClatK t ./da a1* rrt tndorwd Or fuarrttrd b, and do m icr-M jU o>(tbent rf. krTruat 4ar*a Int. or in , of n wtsOar, bar*a or aHatn d tb* fw di ar* not dtpouta and rrt rvr*o 0, th« (D»C cr *-? 0d<- |OvT-rr.*r« afr-c, *a al rruUrai ir A r t raa* 1 and -rtro , %try O.T* tr-* and ittm n r , t* -orffi mort or * ii at redr-ptcr, pw a! erfrvat twthavr » d o r«j (urar«*« d\at f i d n t l t t r rvtttrrarv ob^Onn DaVtWtor H I Frianuat C orr^rj. t60 f S**Ordord Ktud W ar* M l-K O -fllV T O �Sanlord Hetald, Sanford, Florida .* Sunday, July 25. 1993 - 7A S a n fo rd m a y revise b o rro w pit re g u la tio n s requests. The changes suggested replacing Ihe official with, “ Clly Commission pursuant to procedures for PD rezonlngs." Three romplete pages of criteria and standards are xuggcxtrd to lx* Included In the document. They deal with setbacks, stockpiling, property corners, warning signs, side slopes, traffic controls, rcvrgetntlon plantings, effluent wnter. and txmdlng requirements. Extensive changes have also been recom­ mended for other pages and paragraphs o f the original borrow pit and mining regulations section. The changes arc being presented In ordinance form for (Irsl reading and public hearing during Monday night's commission meeting. Second reading und public hearing would be held on August !) In the next regular commission meeting. Clly Manager HlH Simmons Is recommending the commission upprovc the first reading of the ordinance. The Sanford Clly Commission will meet in a workshop session Ix-glnnlng at 5 p m Monday. In the city manager's conference room. It will be followed at 7 p m by Ihe regular meeting of thr commission. In the commission chambers of Sanford Clly Hall. 300 N. Park Avenue. Sanford. ■v NICK PPIIFAUP Herald Stall Writer SANFORD — Thr Sanlord City Commission N scheduled to consider revisions to Its Utiid Development Hi eolations Monday night. The changes deal with borrow plt/mlnlng regulations. During n mceling on July I5lh. the city’s l’ l.inning und Zoning Commission came op with several rrromtncndrd changes to lx- adopted by the commission regarding mining and wclindil protection rrtpilrcmcnls. In a prcsrntalton submitted to the commission in preparation for the discussion, Director of P la n n in g and D e ve lo p m e n t J a y Murder, explained, "T h e proposed revisions provide that mining lx- permitted solely through thr I’D. Planned Development rrronlng pnx-ess. whic h would Involve u rrrornmcndntlun by the PAZi with ultimate approval/denlal authority by the City Commission." Hr suggested by removing thr conditional use permuting authority, changes will provide that all mining acllvlllrs will lx* approvrd as a I'D. which requires commission approval. I hr mining and excavation section presently says an ’ 'Administrative Official" will lx- responsible lor approval o f mining and extraction Seminole Community College Accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award Associate Degrees. 323-1450, ext 726 The following classes are offered in the Associate in Arts Degree Program MAIN CAMPUS COMMUNICATION (a minimum of * mdu.i LNGIJMII ENGLISHU introduction to oral communication HIM ANTDFS (a uurwaumal 4 1 rrdrti p ANCTENTCTASSCAt. HI 'MANTTtKS medieval HUMANmis RiNAissAsnAiARtxjcn iiiMAsrrths IMi AND I<AhCENTURY til MASmi.S 2I« CENTURY inMAN'miS ASIAN ItCMASTTII.S LATIN AMERICAN lit ,’MANTTIES AMERICAN liTTRATl RE. I AMERICAS' IJTERATVRf: It BRfTISII LITERATURE It ART HISTORY I ART HISTORY tl ART Of FTIM MUSK.' APfWClADON music tnnoRY it INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY I CONTEMIORARY ETIflCAL PROBl J MS HISTORY (a a U eia tf Jtrrdibi UNITEDSTATES IDFTORYI WESTERNCIV1IJ7ADOS' I WESTERNC1VIUZADON It Rollin’ along When you've got to have wheels but you're too young to drive. Improvise, according to Shewn Cheek, who rolls Heather McGowan down the alioolln then Sanlord neighborhood. Sanford commission agenda By NICK PFKIPAUP Herald Staff Wrifor S AN FO R D — Th# Sanford C lly Com m in io n * i l l hole a work w ii.o n m eeting beginning a l 1 p m . and th * re g u la r com m u tto n m eeting *1 7 p m . on Monday July J* Th* fotkrwtng U em t * * r t title d on the agenda lo r th# ! p m w ork ta t lio n # S la tu t re p o rt — MEDCO D evelopm ent C orporation a fforda ble hom ing requekt # S la tu t re p o rt — Site 10 (rectaim od w a te r d itc h e rg * e re * w o rk t ile ) # One utt>on — R equett fro m G re e te r U n fo rd Cham ber o l Commerce lo r new root end a t tar lor p a in tin g o l cham ber heed quarter t # D 'tc u n io n — P lanning tor m e o l re c e n tly p u rc h a te d p ro p e rty Ion French A venue a c ro tt fro m U n to rd M iddle School) o D itc u ttlo n O ther m a tte r) tcheduted lo r the regular agenda P ark D riv e a R e q u e tt A n n c ia tio n con tidera hon . p o rtio n o l property between N a r d t t u t A v* and W F l r t t Street a R equ el I — A nna ia tum (lo r water le rv ic e o n ly ) M U G randview Ave a A ppo in tm en t to bow'd Two m em ber*. Boar d ut A d iu ttm e n t • In lo rm e tm o n Dave F a rr re tignatio n fro m C iv il Service Board e C on*tderetlon - R equeil to board up Toe P a lm e tto Avenue • F l t c e l I f t J / t A B udg et — Prupoked m l liege re t# - propoted budget — le ttin g of budget h e a rin g ! • R ecom m endation — con tract change* tor te rv lc e * e Recom m endation — purchet# o l mem tra m # com puter o O rdinance — l i t reading reconing por lio n o l property between abandoned SCL ra ilro a d rig h t o l way and V ihlen Road, and between lip ta la Road and Old M onroe Road tor Planned Development e C o n tid e ra lro n — renovation o l Vactor Truck The fo llow in g Ite m ) were lin e d a t o l le t! T h urtd ay, on m o egenda lor the re g u la r meeting, beginning e l I p n M onday; * P re te n ia lio n — To D r. John F D a rb y lo r te rv lc e rendered to the c lly o O rdinance — I t ! reading and p u b lic hearing — A m en dm en t) to Lend Develop men! R e g u la tio n ' regarding m ining (b o rro w p ill re gulatio n). e O rdinance — Jnd reading and p u blic hearing — C lote. vacate and abandon a portion o l u tility e e tem e nt at ISO* M e llo n v llle A re a O rdinance — 2nd rte d tn g and p u b lic hearing — Adopt r tv lte d weter ra te ), te w e r ra ie t and re cla im ed w ater ty tta m c o n tu m p lio n charge) * O rdinance — Jnd read.ng and public hearing — A m end t p e d a l a rent p e rm ittin g procedure* and re q u ire m e n t) e R e q u e ii — P a rk in g w aiver e l t i l E F l r t t Street e s p e c ia l e v e n t re q u e tt — F ir e m a n ) Benefit Fund. J u ly I I * Special event re q u e l! — S iper S aturday N ight. J u ly 11 # Special event re q u e tl — Hot W etor Tour J t l Ski Race. Aug. I • Spoclal event re q u e tl — J e ll lo r Today group. N a rc o tic * Anonym ou*. Aug I I • R equett — Open a ir re tla u ra n t. 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July 25. 1993 A graduate looks at the future with anticipation, some anxiety The future. . . It stares m e In the face. Exciting, terrifying, generous, but non-cnrlng. one way or another DEAR TEENA: My parents arc trxi strict. They expert me to tie home by midnight and they won't let tne hang out with some o f my coolest friends, because they don't "approve" of them. They don't allow me to go to R-rnled movies and they won't let me listen to some o f the music I like. They won't even get cable bemuse they’re afraid I'll sec something they don't like. They also make me go to church. I think they are overprotectlve and nuts. What can I do to get them off my back and let me lead my own life? I'm 14 so I'm loo young to move out on my own. but I'm old enough to make these drclslnnson my own. TREATED LIKE A BABY, L A K E M A R Y DEAR BABY: W hile It Is Impossible for you to sec It right now. your parents are looking afler your own lies! Interests They really are. Your parents are not being unreasonable, but If you think they should loosen up a little, you should talk to them about It. Pick one rule that you find particularly difficult to live with and sec if you can find some sort o f a compromise. Maybe you can go to R-ratrd movies If they've seen It first and approved It or If you go with them and discuss what thr they find ob ib jectio jre lio n a b h le lr and w h y you f c l W f .y s o 'r e . loo young4ftfi^J6ve mil on your own. ft^you have le-lrurn to live by their rules. It's not so bad once you get used to It. DEAR TEENA: My mother cmharasses me all the lime. She always volunteers to do stuff at school and she talks to my friends and my teachers. S h e's m o s tly em barasslng because she's a mom and is really geeky. What can I do to get her to stay away from school and my friends and stuff without hurting her feelings. I really love my mom. but moms don't belong at school. What should I do? n fli EMBARAB8ED. SANFORD DEAR EMBARASSED; We re all embanissed by our parents from time to tim e... that's only natural. But you should be pleased that your mom Is taking an Interest In all that you do. especially In your education. She wants to make sure that you have the best education you can get and volunteering at the school is one way that she can do that. A ll m o m s seem g e e k y . especially to teens, but don't worry. . . she'll "ou tgrow " that ns you gel older. DEAR TEENA: I enn't wait to gel buck to school. My father is driving tne crazy. All summer he has been after me to get a job. I'm only 16. I liuve my whole life to get u Job. Right now I have the right to enjoy my summers ut the beach or at the mall without having lo worry abom working. Right? JOBLESS AND HAPPY, S A N F O R D DEAR JOBLESS: Your father Is trying to teach you some responsibility through work. Maybe lhr two of you cun reach n compromise. Maytic you can get a part time job so that you still have sonic lime to spend nt the beach and al the mall. Think or It this way: you'll lxenrning money for those hours worked and you'll have money to spend ut ihc beach and the mull. M aybe you could combine your interests with a Job you m ig h t look lor a jo b us n lifeguard or In a beachfront store or you could look for u Job In one of the stores ut the mull DEAR TEENA: I have ugly, crooked, teeth and my parents can't afford to get me braces, they say. Isn't It my parents responsibil­ ity to provide me with those things I need lo have regardless of the cost. I don't want to go through lllc looking like this and I think they should have to tiny lor braces. CROOKED TEETH, SANFORD D E A R CROOKED: You r parents have a responsibility lo provide you with food, clothing and shelter. Beyond that, they e»n on ly do so much Most parents want to provide the best for their children and I'm sure your folks arc thr same Sometimes, however, they cun not afford to do everything .they • would tlVetodn. W hile the braces may seem Important to you. think about Ml the things they do give you. Also, you cun get braces on your teeth when you get oldrr and can afford to [>ay for them yourself so you don’t huve lo go through the rrst o f your lllr with crooked teeth. Monday, July 26,1993 Hamburger on a Bun Lettuce and Tomato Salad Buttered Green Peas Fancy Mixed Frull Milk Tuesday, July 27,1993 Sliced Turkey with Gravy Candled Sweet Potato Garden Salad School Made Roll Milk myself and HwaMWwWSy SwHipn Michael Bowno helps out the Verdonck family, Immlg. Joshua. Koen. Samuel, Anne-Laure and Mountains arc walling lo tie m oved go a ls w a itin g to he achieved, worlds walling to be conquered and the warriors, now In line lo do these things and are walling to expcrlencea new life of something greater and bigger and than they've ever Inaglncd or dreamed. We can't be kept from Ihe wnltlng world and they can’t be chained lo the past. I look around only to look nt the people I'll never see again, lo look at the future of society, to Anne, from Belgium, as he works as a slock clerk at the Winn Dixie In Sanford look at Ihe people who were my friends, enemies, confidants and acquaintences. but now will go their separate ways. They will go on to lead a life away from (he rest, but as we dt**l|iutc. we know that we'll always remember each other In clear droughts or in hazed dreams. We now go on to face the unknown with our drrums In our eyes nnd our lives In our hands. The people we've loved are no more and we will miss them dearly. So. when the commencements are over, the caps have been thrown and wc all start to file out. I stop to look around for a montent, because I know that I am seeing the future and I'm looking at tomorrow's leaders. . . today. M k h s a l C B o o n * l i S IS 1 g ra d u a l* ot W m in o S H igh School M* h o i M k l M SI* colum n lo SI* l*llv- i.x m fe o n Cl (So c lo u ot 1TO Outrageous animal quiz Hein* arc mid fa h about anmulv Some ol them an* lake Can ) ihj tell which one*? 1 llx-rc arc no livh in tlx* Dead Sea. 2 lie pliant* an* fearful of mice .V There are no bud* will) teeth. 4 Ihe eagle was tlx- trademark of tlx* American I bread Company in 1863. V Ihe L it yeti American eat is a leopard. (■ Mink often culler Irom “jet-lag" while migrating. 7 llirdc don't (all oil wire* or brarxlx'c beeauce of cpcii.ili/cd tendons that control Ihcir Itx'v H Mod ctxkiodchec die on Ihctr backs V Ihc lust fish liad arms and lege. Tlicy were linless. liny and had cmular mouths 10 If you don't want a vat to jump onlu your lap. don't make eye cixilact with tl. 11. Worms die wlx*n winter* arc severe. DEAR TEENA: My sister Is starting lo get on my nerves. She goes oul Just about every night on dales and then routes home and finds It necessary lo come home and tell nic In great detail about her date. I have never hud u date and she knows that It bothers me to heur about all Ihe fun ihul she's having when I don't gel lo have any fun of my own. Should I keep listening lo her or should I tell her to go away when she comes Into my room to tell m e all her stories. Indoor summer fun Duncan del Toro, 14, likes to spend most of his summer days in ihe air conditioned comfort of his Heathrow home. He la content lo spend most of his lime at his IBM 386DX computer playing games such as X-WIng, a space simulation game. However, his parents, Mlryam and Duncan Sr., have plans to send him lo camp for a month so he can get some sunshine and fresh air. FRUSTRATED. LAKE MARY D E A R FRUSTRATED: You said your sister knows that li bothers you when she comes In lo tell you her stories. Have you (old her. specifically, that l( bothers you. If you keep listening to the stories, she might Infer tliai you are. at least a llllle. Interested in heurlng them. If you don't want lo hear something, you ran tell her lo slop telling you about It. The next time she comes In to tell you about her date, lell her that you aren't Interested In Ihc details, (hough you hope she had u good time. Tell her lhat she Is welcom e to come In and (alk. but that hearing all Ihc details ol her dates Is not a subject that Interests you. II "Hi. 01 *| iy '6 atui h arui L * l« y 9 *I':J * Jtuj. r a u j, f os|t.j aim. | saaensuy New schedule awaits SHS students By VICKI DeSORMIM Herald Stall Writer_______________ SANFORD — The students at Seminole High School will see some rhanges In their schedules when classes begin on Aug. 23. Gone are the days or five Idcntiral days o f six 60-mlnule classes. Instead, on M ondays and Tuesdays, students will attend classes In three two-hour blocs. Wednesday will remain a short day with six 45-mlnutc classes nnd a 20 minute CONTACT (teachers as advisors) period. Thursday and Friday will follow the traditional six 60-mlnute periods that now make up the schedule at most high schools In (hr district. Seminole County School Board W hat’s for lunch? for thousands o f the graduating seniors this year. The future Is coming with Ihe speed and force o f a runaway fr r jg lit t r a i n . . . and th e re 's nothing weean doaboul II. Myself and three others will enier life this summer, tom from t he womb of 12 long years. We no longer have the protec­ tion we need, but now must go to enter the race nnd conquer brave new worlds. Family, friends, lovers, anyone lhat ever helped us. are gone. We are left alone to decide w tint's to become o f our own sentence. We alone must choose a path, a course, something to take us to the other side. . . something that will support us and harness us And. when all Is s;ild and done, something thut will lake us to the extreme. The future presents us with thousands o f opportunities that are ours for the taking. Some will enter or continue In Ihe work force, while others may decide lo further their educa­ tions. Either w ay, by being re ­ sponsible nnd hard-working, we will excel, bccuuse In the end. It comes down to this: there is nothing we can't do and. ns some may already know, thr future Is limitless. The future. . . It haunts my sleep. Invades my dreams. When I took around I see the past and the future. I sec fear. Joy. resp on sib ility, lim itless e x p e c ta tio n s , s tr ife , w o rk , dreams, hope and work rolled Into one great being, embodied In the newest group of young adults entering society. As I said before, there is nothing (hat can't lx* done. Wednaaday, July 28,1993 Tasty Tacos Mexicali Corn Crisp ColeSlaw Peach Cobbler Milk Lyman High School In Longwood made the transition to Ihc two-hour bloc classes last year. “ W e b e l i e v e th is Is tin cducattoanlly sound method." s a id V e r n a J a c k s o n , a d ­ ministrator at Seminole High. "It's beneficial to both the stu­ dents and the teachers." Jackson said the teachers worked closely with the ad­ ministration In the formation of the new schedule. Consideration had been given lo dividing every day Into the two-hour blocs, but thr teachers suggested that would be "too much o f a change at one lim e." Jackson said. Students will attend their first, third and fifth period classes on Monday and the second, fourth and sixth period classes on Tuesdays. Jackson said Ihc trachcrs and administrators at the school believe the longer classes, are ad van tageou s, esp ecia lly In scie n ce la b o ra to ry and art classes. They are also helpful In classes that require more than nn an hour. For e x a m p le. English teachers will be able (o show u film and still have time for follow-up discussions during the longer blocs of lime. Lunch w ill rem ain a 45minute bloc that will be carved from non-laboratory classes. Jackson explained. Jackson said that Ihe shorter Wednesday classes will be an Ideal "c o n n e c t " day where teachers will have an opportuni­ ty to review Hems learned dur­ ing the two-hour classes and set the stage for the rest of the week. Jackson said that the Idea of the two-hour blocs has been used s u c c e s s fu lly at o th e r schools, but the teachers at Seminole "took the Idea and made It work" for them. The c u s to m iz e d s c h e d u le , she believes will be popular with all members o f the Seminole com ­ munity, though It will take a little getting used to. "T h e teachers are already starting to think about what they have to do In a different w ay," she said. "It Is a new way of approaching the educational process." |*OI’ CULTURE'** by Sieve McGarry Stephen U o rrlt and Olllten Gilbert became to accustomed to the media focu* on fellow New Order membeu Barney Sumner and Peter Hook that they wryly christened themselves The Other Two for their forthcoming oRxxn prefect t ) Name Ihe group Barney Sumner formed with Thursday, July 29,1993 Dell Sub Baby Green Peas Garden Salad Juice Bar Milk Johnny H a n 2) Name the crime TV tenet that featured a Morris and QUbnrt theme tune 3) Name three New Order album* Friday, July 30,1993 Macaroni and Cheese Seasoned Green Beans Cherry Crisp Semlnolo Roll Milk ,M0nd»H.. v*» w o w a *i, . »uOl«S f**d *Xi.. anhwwj. . xxfiwjns.. poourfwxus.. awwoi. *»1 put uowtwoo . awuwxtrt. (C j *meat it o n * eoueunr. It L l i ;• a w u y . -a - �Sanford Horald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, July 25. 1W3 - #A Health/Fitness IN BRIEF Meeting planned to help Willis Members of the Central Florida community are being Invited to attend n strategic planning meeting on Thursday. July 29 at 8 p in. in Pine Castle United Methodist Church's parlor to discuss fundraising efforts for Kristie Willis. Featured presentar at this meeting is David Cain, founder of Children's Organ Transplant Association (C.O.T.A.) based In Bloomington. Ind. Kristie Willis, 20. has cystic fibrosis and Is choking to death. Urrathlng capacity for Willis Is now nt 30 percent and decreasing dally. Willis is In need of a double-lung transplant and In order to qualify for the waiting list for lungs, must have a minimum o f $130,000. Full cost for the surgery can run Into $300,000. To date. $30,000 has been raised for this surgery. Kristie Is a member of Pine Castle UMC and frequently an In-puticnt at Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children & Women's Pulmonary Function Lab. All Central Floridians nrc Invited to attend this meeting on July 29 to assist with various skills and nerds (writing thank you notes, making phone calls, picking up ltrtnsl. Hypertension to be addressed Florida Hospital Community Health Services will offer the following seminar: Hypertension * The Silent Killer on Wednesday. July 28. from 0:30-7:30 p.m. In conference rooms 101 A 102 at Florida Hospital Altamonte. 601 E. Altomantr Drive In Altamonte Springs. Family Practitioner Larry Luter. MD. will speak. For more Information or to preregister. call Community Health Services at (407) 897-1929. Beckner joines Matthews Orthopaedic Mark A. Ueckncr. M.D. bus joined the Matthews Orthopaedic Clinic. Established In 1954. Matthews Orthopaedic Clinic currently has 16 physicians and five locations In Central Florida. Dr. Ueckncr specializes In the treatment of degenerative conditions o f the spine, reconstructive procedures for patients with "failed backs” and spinal dcformlty-such as scoliosis In the child and adult. He Is board certified by the American Arademy of Orlhopaedlc Surgeons. Dr. Beckner received his medical degree from Loma Linda University In California. He completed u one year internship at While Memorial Hospital In l.os Angeles. Dr. Beckner returned to Lomu Linda University Medical Center for his orthopaedic training and recently completed a one year fellowship In spine tturgery at Baylor Coilege of Medicine In llouslon. Texas. For more Information' regarding Dr. Becknrr. his hospital affiliations and his office hours please call 849-0804. More female athletic injuries Women athletes, welcome to fitness sports achievement, college scholarships, possible careers — and the doctor's office. "W e arc now seeing the same type of sports-related Injuries which huve been prevalent In the male population in the female population — especially In teen-age girls." says Dr. Mlchale A. Kelly, director of the Insall Scott Kelly Institute for Orthopedics und Sports Medicine at Beth Israel Medical Center North in New York City. "It has been assumed for many years thut the majority of acute Injuries of the knyc have been conllned to the mule uthcletc: that Is no longer the cose." he says. Exercise for arthritis One of the best ways to manuge arthritis Is through exercise, according to the Arthritis Foundation. "1'eople with arthritis should exercise their Joints dally to ensure proper Joint mobility and muscle strength." says Dr. Arthur Gravzel. the foundation's senior vice president of medical ufluirs "A n exercise program that Is properly designed and tailored to the Individual cun help keep Joints movable, help maintain muscle strength and help build overall stamina." Exercise also can Improve mental outlook, breaking a negative cycle of pain. Inactivity and depression that cun be caused by the disease, he says. — The foundation offers a hrochurc. "Exercise und Your Arthritis." through Its local chapters or Its toll-free Information line: 1(8001283-7800. Portrait auction planned Would Arnold Palmer or Jose Marin Olazabal hang up their golf clubs for u career as u sketch artist? Hardly, unless It happen to be for their favorite charity and a little encouragement from Golf Digest magazine. Golfers and celebrities were approached and were usked to sketch their self portrait, all In the name of fun and charity. Palmer and Olazabal not only sketched self-portraits for auctioning, but they designated the Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children & Women as the charity for their artistic endeavors. Palmer's self-portrait Is a sketch of "Arnold's umbrella putting." Olazabal's rendition Is a caricature of his golf swing. The rules for Golf Digest's Self-Portrtat Auction are ns follow: 1. Submit all bods by mall, enclosing name, address and daytime phone number, and Indicate on the outside of the envelope the name(s) of the pcrson(s) on whom you are bidding. 2. Minimum bid Is $100 (U.S.): higher bids should be made In 910 increments. 3. Bids must be postmarked by August 2. 1993. In the case of ties, the winner will be determined by the earliest postmark. 4. Do not send cash or checks. If you make the highest bid. Golf Digest will contact you on or before August 5. 1993. and at that time you will have 10 days to return u check or money order. All monies will be contributed to the charities designated by artist (golfer). 5. The auction Is open only to those age 18 and older. All bids arc submitted to: Celebrity Self-Portraits, c/o Golf Digest. 5520 Park Avenue. Box 395. Trumball. Conn. 06611-0395. Some o f the self-portraits (Including Arnold Palmer) uppear In the June issue of Golf Digest. HOUSE CALL By 8AULIUS KANKAUSKA8, M.D. Protect skin from overexposure As the summer months ore upon us. It Is the perfect time to remind ourselves and family about the sun. and what It can do. More than 500.000 newly diagnosed cases o f skin cancer arc found In the United States earh year. That is an Increase o f 15 percent over the lust decade. Sunlight (ultraviolet rays) has a major role In causing skin cancer. It Is the cumulative (additive) effort o f sun exposure that causes the develop­ ment of skin cancer. Other factors which pluy a prominent factor. In whether or not you arc at higher risk for develop in g skin cancer, are:* exposure history |how long and how often you’ ve tanned or burned), complexion (fair, blue eyed, red-haired, poor tanning ability, easily burned). There arc three groups of cancer (cancer which develops In the skin). These are: base I cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma (there are squamous cell curclnomas which develop In other organs not related to the skin) und the most dangerous of skin cancer •• melanoma. Basel cell carcinom a (BCC): O f the 500.000 newly diagnoses skin cancers. 85 percent of these are base I cell cancer. 85% of these are found on the head and neck. There arc several different types of BCC. The most common appearance on the face Is a waxy, pearly elevation with small blood vessels visible In It. and sometimes a small ulcer or depression In the center. The treatment of BCC Is primarily surgical and destructive. In most cases, this curative (no recurrence). However, once you developed skin cancer your chances o f having more over lime Is Increased. That Is why you will need to be followed carefully. BCC's rarely metastasize (spread to other parts of the body, lymph nodes, other organs) unless they are allowed to grow to very large sizes. Squamous cell rardinoma (SCC): Is the f More than 500,000 newly diagnosed cases of skin cancer are found in the United States each year. That is an increase of 15 percent over the last de­ cade. j -Saullus Kankauskas, M.D. second most common type of skin cancer. Approxim ately 100.000 new cases arc diagnoses In the stale each year. SCC rarely appears In normal skin, usually appearing on sun damaged skin lactlnlc keratoses). As with BCC, chronic exposure to sunlight (ultraviolet rays) are major causes. The appearance of SCC is usually a poorly defined firm nodule elevation, flesh colored to red with an ulcer (sore), crusting and bleeds easily when wiped. They sometimes develop u warty type of appearance or a "horn". SCC tends to grow much quicker than BCC, they can Invade deeply. Large SCC on the cars, forehead, temples, hands, lips, have a fairly high risk of metastasis (spreading to other parts of the body). Actinic keratosis (Sun damaged skin): May be a precursor to skin cancer. Some studies show that 20 to 25 percent of people wlth actinic keratosis will develop at least one SCC. As with BCC. the primary mode of treatment o f SCC Is surgical and destruc­ tive. Actinic keratosis may be treated with cryotherapy (liquid nitrogen) or "E fudex" cream. Much morbidity from BCC. SCC and actinic keratoses, may be preventable. Daily use of sunscreens and wide brim hats. &*ullut K «nk*uU ia«. MD, l l S p l M t k •n d w o n t tr u c tlv e tu fflk o n w ith an o tt ic * • t U I W SR I I M . Lenfw oad A Real S U M M E R SALE Non-invasive glucose sensor offers hope to diabetics By KATHKRINB SNBLLIY Associated Press W riter_________ human body. Near-Infrared light has slightly longer wavelengths thnn visible light, enabling It to penetrate tissue. A L B U Q U E R Q U E . N.M . John DeMoss Is used to losing A finger Is Inserted into a hole blood. In the device's monitor, and In fact, the University of New Mexico technician loses some portions of the light at each of the variou s w a velen gth s Is blood at least three times a dny. DeMoss Is a d ia b etic, so absorbed by the tissue and the measuring his blood sugar level blood. The light Is then dis­ — a process that requires a persed Into a spectrum and sample of blood — Is a regular glucose concentrations can be determined. pari o f his dally routine. And he says he's as Interested DeMoss and his boss, techni­ as any diabetic would be In a cian Jim Hontas. have been device that could teat his blood working with researchers for sugar level without drawing several years In developing the blood to do It. device that enables the light to As a technician In the physics pass through the finger. They and astronomy department at have Just completed different th e u n iv e r s it y . D eM oss Is finger holders for It. Hontas says. assisting researchers at Sandla National Laboratories and the An estimated 14 million Amer­ University o f New Mexico School icans have diabetes, a disease In o f Medicine In developing a which the body does not produce nontn vaslvc glucose sensor. or p roperly respond to the "I'v e been doing diabetic re­ hormone Insulin. It can result In search studies for 20 ycurs now. high blood sogur that can dam­ . .. In fact. I was the first person age the heart, blood vessels, to try the New Mexico version of kidneys, eyes and nerves. the Insulin pump." DeMoss says. Many diabetics test their blood That insulin pump was devel­ oped In the 1970s by a San- sugar levels before each meal dla-UNM research team. The and before bedtime. Ustng cur­ small device supplies the Insulin rent technology, a hand-held that diabetics lack and Is planted Instrument called a glucometcr. In a person's body. It currently Is diabetics prick one o f their being tested In about 700 pa­ fingers with a needle and draw the blood. The blood sugar level tients around the world. Now researchers have come up Is measured by the glucometcr. with a blood sugar monitor that A normal blood sugar reading uses Infrared spectroscopy, a Is between 50 to 150. technique used to study the properties and chemical com­ If a diabetic has a level below position of a substance — In this 50. DeMoss says, he or she must cose, body tissue. eat or drink something with The device uses near-infrared sugar In It or be In danger of light to provide a look Inside the experiencing Insulin shock. If A N e w B re a k th ro u g h I n H e r n i a R e p a ir H e rn ia repair it no longer major surgery Recent advances like ihc mesh technique have made it as simple as a one-day Eye Associates o f Sanford & Orange City take Pleasure in announcing that Jon R. Day, M.D., Ophthalmologist, w ill be seeing patients at minimizing sun exposure between 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.. long sleeve shirts, long pants, are ways to cut down on ultraviolet rmy exposure. Here In Florida, w e recommend and SPF-15 (sun protection factor) sunsreen dally. T h ere are cu rren tly numeroua molsturing creams as well as makeup, that are not greasy and fragrance free, which contains SPF-15. You must re-apply the suncrecn every two hours as long as the outdoor activities continue. There Is signifi­ cant ultraviolet ray exposure even with brief exposures on cloudy days. In addition, exposure to artificial sources of ultraviolet radiation, such os tanning booths should be strictly avoided. Preventive actions are the key to protect­ ing ourselves from ultraviolet radiation. Because there Is a trend toward ozone depletion there will be greater Intensity o f ultraviolet radiation shining down on us. It has been calculated that if sunscreen with SPF-15 were used daily for the first 18 years of life, there would be a reduced lifetime Incidence of BCC and SCC by 78 percent. Malignant melanoma: Is a common and sometimes lethal skin cancer. In 1989. there was a estim ated 2 7 .0 0 0 melanom as diagnosed in the states, which results In 6,000 deaths. Malignant melanoma was the second greatest killer among 15 through 34 year old males, and accounted for 1 percent of all deaths from cancer. Currently, 1 tn 250 Americans will be diagnosed with malignant melanoma In his/her lifetime. Despite such bad statistics, the five year survival hns Improved from 60 percent tn the 1960's to 80 percent from 1979 to 1984. Much of this Improvement Is probably because o f eurller detection and Increased public awareness. ‘walk-in, walk-out’ procedure A new laparoscopic technique now available at The Hernia Center ol Central Florida has simplified things even further. — ■-'J— ila.Milhl ------------------- the level Is above 150. a diabetic needs an Insulin Injection to bring the level down. The glucose sensor now Is the size of a large microwave oven und not nearly as perfect as the researchers would like It to be. ONLY Now Accepting Medicaid TH E •EYES • HAVE •IT O P T IC A L JIB LAKE EMMA $0. says Dave It unland, an Infrared LAKJLMABY * ) » • » « spectroscoplst at Sandla who has worked on the project for nearly five years. LakeM»rj Cater (M M Bmpr W*) "It's been a slow process but quite c h a lle n g in g ." Haaland says. "I first thought there was Just a small chance for success, but we've made breakthroughs that have Improved It." 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Because this procedure requires only small incisions, it lessens T h e Eyes H a v e It O p tical Lake Mary Center 3825 Lake Emma Road Lake Mary, Florida 32746 (Around the comer from Albertson's) pain and further shortens recovery time The Hernia Center is operated by Surgical Asssociates, an established team of skilled surgeons who have practiced in Central Florida since 1973 and have performed literally thousands of hernia operations If you re suffering from a new or recurrent Dr.Day w ill be providing eye exams, contact lens fitting and treatment for glaucoma and other eye diseases. hernia, we can help For an appointment, call (407) 647-2727 T re a tm e n t Y o u C a n T ru s t Call 407/333-2740 for an applontment. Thru coniftiioil locutions W tnltr Park, Alaifluwd and O i’ifdo Why Weight? X FOR 1 S P E C IA L (B r in g a F r ie n d ) N e w C l i e n t s O n ly • Individual Counseling • No Pre-packaged Food • M.D. A Registered Nurse on Staff • Medications Available @rtns/ormatwns 3ntem ationd. 3 n c . W IN T E R P A R K L A K E M A R Y (A L B E R T S O N S ) 619-1441_________ �10A - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday. July 25, 1993 DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTY THE PROPOSED OPERATING BUDGET EXPENDITURES OF THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTY ARE 6.4*/. MORE THAN LAST YEAR'S TOTAL OPERATING EXPENDITURES PROPOSED MILLAGE LEW : OPERATING LOCAL EFFORT 6.465 DISCRETIONARY .510 DEBT SERVICE 1068 CAPITAL OUTLAY 2J&Q TOTAL 10.043 Revenue: Federal State Local Transfers In Fund Balance, 7*1-93 TOTAL REVENUES AND BALANCES Expenditures: Instruction Pupil Personnel Services Instructional Media Services Instructional And Curriculum Development Services Instructional Staff Training School Board General Administration School Administration Facilities Acquisition And Construction Fiscal Services Food Services Central Services Pupil Transportation Services Operations of Plant Maintenance of Plant Community Service Debt Service Transfers Out Fund Balance, 6-30-94 TOTAL EXPENDITURES, TRANSFERS, AND BALANCES BUD G ET GENERAL SPECIAL REVENUE DEBT SERVICE CAPITAL PROJECTS INTERNAL SERVICE TOTAL $10,002,245 21,075,201 $8,670,604 1,940,308 $1,002,000 10,453,157 1,760,000 9,629,970 41,270,491 3,804,643 $6,915,086 142,563,654 114,805,414 5,091,299 75,543,593 $222,377,167 $13,977,488 $23,733,127 $72,347,937 $12,483,327 $344,919,046 128.438.717 8,862.006 8,612,551 2,234,030 588,084 491.832 1,672,121 14.435.072 962.704 1,181,753 632,662 161,275 34,011 563,490 101,980 $160,000 130,544,124 69,451,563 3,323,299 18,898,181 $6,755,086 135,285 5,146,809 3.816.741 11.174.495 19,160,536 7.165.241 353,906 5,320 5,091,299 7,707,315 3,804.643 129,071,379 9,023,281 0,646,562 2,797,520 690.064 491,832 1,689,610 14,435,072 60,519,474 1,101,753 10,145,798 3,818,450 11,276,795 27,842,137 7,165,241 620,000 12,981,303 5,091,299 37,431.468 $72,347,937 $12,483,327 $344,919,046 17,497 59,549,323 7,447 10,145,798 1,709 102,300 2,917 8,678,684 266,094 12,975,903 13,222,058 1,940,308 10,757,144 $222,377,167 $13,977,480 $23,733,127 THE TENTATIVE ADOPTED, AND/OR FINAL BUDGETS ARE ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF THE ABOVE MENTIONED TAXING AUTHORITY AS A PUBLIC RECORD NOTICE OF TAX INCREASE The Seminole County School Board will soon consider a measure to increase its property tax levy by 0.76 percent. A portion of the tax levy is required under state law in order for the School Board to receive $109, 229, 191 in state education grants. The required portion has increased by 0.64 percent, and represents approxi­ mately seven-tenths of the total proposed taxes. The remainder of the taxes is proposed solely at the discretion of the School Board. HOTICE OF TAX FOR SCHOOL CAPITAL OUTLAY The Seminole County School Board will soon consider a measure to impose a 2.0 mill property tax for the Capital Outlay projects listed herein. This tax is in addition to the School Board’s proposed tax of 6.975 mills for operating expenses and is proposed solely at the discretion of the School Board. THE COMBINED SCHOOL BOARD TAX INCREASE FOR BOTH OPERATING EXPENSES AND CAPITAL OUTLAY IS SHOWN IN THE ADJACENT NOTICE. The Capital Outlay tax will generate approximately $19,575, 201 to be used for the following projects: CONSTRUCTION AND REMODELING Countywido Remodeling Countywide Covered P.E. Patios Purchase of Land for Future Schools or Expansions MAINTENANCE, RENOVATION AND REPAIR Countywide Renovation Countywide HVAC Replacement Countywido Reroofing Countywide Floor Covering Replacement Countywide Resurfacing MOTOR VEHICLE PURCHASE Purchase of Twenty-Five (25) School Buses Delivery Trucks NEW A N D REPLACEMENT EQUIPMENT Radios for School Buses Data Processing and Communications Equipment All concerned citizens are invited to a public hearing on the tax increase to be held on July 27, 1993, at 7:00 P.M., at the School Board Meeting Room, 1211 Mellonville Avenue, Sanford, Florida. PAYMENT OF LOANS APPROVED PURSUANT TO SS 237.161 Loan Payment for Indian Trails Middle School A DECISION on the proposed tax in­ crease and the budget will be made at this hearing. All concerned citizens are invited to a public hearing to be held July 27,1993, at 7:00 P.M., at the School Board Meeting Room, 1211 Mellonville Avenue, Sanford, Florida. A DECISION on the proposed CAPITAL O UTLAY TAXES will be made at this hearing. PAYMENTS FOR RENTING AN D LEASING EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES AND SITES Leasing of Portable Classrooms INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS Textbooks �B e a tin g th e h e a t, ra in LOCALLY O viedo LL fall b aseb all OVIEDO — Oviedo Little League will have I f * fall hall program again this year with reglsiro linn .it the King Street Complex tin Saturday. August 7. .mil again on Saturday. August 14 Divisions nllered will be eo ed T hall (6 7 year oldsl. rn-rd advanced T hall IN year olds), co ed Minor (9 -12 year oldsl. M.ijol (llrls Sollhall 19-12 year oldsl. Junior Hoy* I LI year old*). Senior Girls Soft ha 11 (1315 year oldsl. and Settlor Hoy* ( I -I -15 year olds) Team managers, coaches, scorekeeper*. tun plre* and team moms will In- needed for all teams Volunteers will also lx- needed In the concession stand and lor held maintenance Contact Larry l.anglord (365-6572) lot more details and to oiler your assistance Fall so ftb all m e etin g SANFORD - An org.uu/allonal meeting lor the Sanford Recreation Department fall adult slowplteh sollhall league's will In- held on Tuesday August |Oih The mrcUng. scheduled to liegtu at t» p til will he conducted on the llrst Hoot o! Sanford City Hall. 300 N Park Avenue Fall leagues are scheduled to In-gln the week ol September 7 Registration lees .ire $250 for ASA lAmotrur Softball Assoelatlonl registered teams. $265 lor non ASA registered teams The $15 dlflercnce lit fee* goes to register teams with the ASA for one year For more information call 330 5097 C ity to o ffe r g irls ’ fall so ftb all 0 SANFORD — The Sanlord Recreation De partment Is now accepting registration* lor a tail senior girls' slow plteh softball league Girls who will Ik* 13 In-fore Aug 31 1993 and not turn 17 before Jan 1. 1994 Players can register at the Downtown Recre­ ation Center, lower level of Sanford City bull. 300 N Park Avenue, or on l hr day of tryouts. All participants must pay a $10 registration fee and non-Sanford residents must also pay the SIO individual or $15 family non-resident fee Players who iixok part in lire spring leagues must register but do not have to tryout. New players must attend tryouts that will be conducted on Saturday. Aug l-l at the Fort Mellon Park softball field Proof of age must lx- shown prior to playing All games will he played on Tuesday evenings at Fort Mellon Park with league play set to tx-gln on I oL*Ua>. ix pumbui .. . For more Information, pall 330-5697 . NABF tourney down to Bucks, Dodgers, Marlins By TONY DoSORMIER Herald Sports Editor LAKE MARY - In a baseball version ol the llataan Death March. Hates Team SjMirts mu vlvcd an nlternoon douhleheader Saturday to advance to this afternoon's Hcmlllnat ol tin National Amateur Hasebull Federation high school tournament at Lake Mary High School liic Hates Hocks. Lake Howell High School's summer tram .-eliminated the host l.uk* \1arv Mudeats 116. then turned around lo local tin College Park Angels llllshop Moore). 9 5. Alter three consecutive days ol ralnmits plav resumed Saturday with the Angels lieatlng Ihe Seminole Animal Supply Hulleis (l.vmanl 7 3 In the nightcap, the defending champion Altamonte Springs Dodgers (Lake Hranilrv l defeated the lop seeded Oviedo Marlins. 7 2 Mark Desahral* led tile Hocks to lids alter noon's losers' bracket linal. collecting two doubles and a home run In the win over tin Mudeats ami pitching a complete game in tin victory over the Angel* Chris lolhvci also doubled lor the Hm ks against Lake Mary Mike Ih-tnande/ and Hr ad Hullerfleld each hit two singles F«»r Lake M.uv Scot llrvun homcrcd and Urrnl Wehmcycr doubled Rich Alexander pitched a complcle game lot the Mudeats Against the Angels. Rich DlTore tripled and singled lo lead the Hocks 12 hit attack Hrlao Lowe added three singles lor the Hocks L.urv Richard) homcred for the Angels In Saturday s lirsi game. 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Altamonte Springs parlaved nine hits and lour Oviedo errors Into a three run third Inning and a four-run sixth Inning Leading the Dodgers w en- Ml* key Ikmo (double and a single) Hr.id V.mdcrwcidc Itwn singles and an KHII and Joey II.inner (two singlesand an KHII Also contributing to the Dodger ollcnse were Heath Rlttenour (two runs scored as the i oortesy r.mm r lor Vanderwelde) Jeff Shaw (single run RHIl Keith Walsh and -I H Carlmtll (both with a single and an RHIl Jeff Hullcr fRill) and James Clark and Kroi (each with a run scored! Dodger starling pin her Scott fon n oi and ,,-llever Chris Tibbetts lluillrd the Marlins lo two runs lone curnrdl on lour hits an Hlil triple bv lirn Slavik In ibe sixth inning. Men all's double, and singles by Mike Hergman and Mike Kuglrnlus Metcalf and Hergman eai h scored a run John Salas had an RIM w alk This afternoon, the llurks plav the Marlin at I p m The survivor of that game plays Altamonte Springs at 3 p m The "If necessary game ts scheduled for 5 p in The tournament ( (tampion adv.tines to the regional tournament, which will I* placed at A|xipka I fit’ll S< bool later tills week T alladeg a rich w ith m em ories of A llison G ETTIN G THEIR KICKS By MIKE HARRIS AP Motorsports Wider S anford A SA u m p ires c lin ic I SANFORD — A clinic for anyone Interested In becoming an ASA (Amateur Softball Assoelatlonl certified umpire will be conducted on Sunday. August 21. at Sanford City Hall. 300 N Park Avenue, starting at H a m For more Information, call Duane LaFolleiie at 322-9026 or Rocky Elllngsworth at 330-5697 L ongw ood fail so ftb all : LONGWOOD — The City of Longwood Parks and Recreation Department has o|ienlngs In their Fall Sollhall League for Men's Class C and Supcr-C. Co-ed. Men's over-50 and Women Leagues are set to start the week of September 13 and run one night a week for 10 weeks Fees are $290 for Men's Class C and Supcr-C and $200 for Over-50. Co-ed and women. Interested teams should call Sandy Lomax at 260-3443 or 260-3447. Monday through Friday. : S anford co ed volleyb all • 9 SANFORD — Two co-ed volleyball leagues — a recreational league and a power league — will be offered by the Sanford Recreation Department. An organizational meeting will In- held on Wednesday. September I. starting at 6 p.m. at the Downtown Recreation Center, lower level of Sanford City Hall. 300 N Park Avenue The registration fee Is $75 jht team. All non-Sanford-resIdcnt players will have to pay the $10 individual non-resident fee or $15 family non-resident fee before participating. Registration deadline Is Friday. September 17 All rosters (which carry a maximum limit of 10 players! mjst be turned In by Sept. 17 The recreational co-ed league will play on Monday's and will Iwgln on Sept 27. while the co-ed power league will play on Wednesday's, starting Sept 29. For more Information, call 330-5697. M#f $td Photo by Jim Moppt S o ccer co m p lex o ffic ia lly opened The Seminole County Sports Training Center, which will be the training silo for several ol the United States Soccer Federation's national teams, opened Us doors with a ribbon cutting ceremony Saturday afternoon Participating in the event wero (from lefl) Sharon Lalsure. Semlnolo County deputy manager, Ron Rabun. Seminole County manager; Jack Wert, Seminole County director of tourism. Rod Mc­ Cullough. chairman of the Semlnolo County Tourist Development Council, and Bob Sturm, chairman ol the Seminole County commission Also participating In the ribbon culling wore Richard Motzkin, general counsel lor the USSF, and Farrukh Quraishl, Orlando venue oxocuhvo director lor (he 1994 World Cup W orkshop set for bow ling o fficers Special to the Herlad SANFORD — With the start ol another year, the Seminole County Womens Howling Association lias planned Its annual league officers workshop The SCAV.H A and S.C.H.A (Seminole County Howlers Association! League officers workshop will be held on Sunday. Aug 15. ai Howl Amerlca-Sanfurd. starting at I p.m All league presidents, secretaries and treasurers are encouraged lo attend, and the workshop is open lo all league members. If anyone has any quest Ions, they should contact Nancy Harm s at 330-3696 and leave a message. In regular league (day al How l America Sanlord In Hu- Sem inole County S h e r iffs Departm ent League on Monday. July 12th. Dan LaFleur and Linda Moss had the big weeks, as they both bad the litgh series and high game for the week In the men's and women's divisions, respectively. LaF leu r rolled a 524 series to best Jay Summ era’ 4H4 series by 40 pins. LaF leu r Included a high Individual game ol 201 In dial series, with Summera also having Hie second Ix-sl Individual game of the week, a 1H7. See Dowling. Page 3D TALLADEGA. Ala — Reminders of Davcy Allison are everywhere around Talladega SupcrsjH-cdway. A bllllKtaul near lUc.-cauU Until Interstate 20 onto Talladega Boule­ vard proclaims: ' Davcy..Allison, a great driver - 1961-1993 Many of Hie cars lined up to enter the sprawling racing plant that Allison, who lived about 50 miles down the road In llurytown. called his home track, carry decals ol Allison's No 2Hm his name In the parking areas oulsldr the 2.66-mlle track, and In thr Infield, h a n d -le tte r e d p la c a r d s ca rry messages of sympathy for Hobby and Judy Allison. Davcy's grieving parents, or simple slogans like "Davcy Allison fans" or "We love you Davev." Hut lllr goes on. and 42 cars will lake Hie green Hag Sunday for the Dlelfard 500. a race dedicated bv many ol the drivers lo the memory of Allison, who died July 13 ol Injuries sulfcrcd Hie previous day m a helicopter crash I I I t lie* Talladega Infield. "It would mean a lot lo win Oils race.” said Dale Jarrell, second lo Dale Earnhardt in Hie Winston Cup (mints and starting I5lh Sunday "Davcy was a good friend and a good person lie's going to he missed tremendously In the rating world, but lie's going lo be missed more as a person.” The lineup will include Hie Ford Thundrrblrd fielded by Robert Y a les R acin g, tins tim e with NASCAR rookie Robhy Gordon al the wheel of Hie car driven for so long by Allison. "It's going to be tough on me because I knew Davcy through Ford and we worked together through some Joint sponsors." said Gordon, who qualified u very respectable 14th In only Ills third Winston Cup See A llison . Page 3D C h e e rle a d in g cla s s e s o ffered SANFORD — The Sanford Recreation De­ partment Is conducting cheerleading classes for participants ages six-and-over. The class runs every Thursday from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Downtown Youth Center, llrst Hour of Sanford City Hall, on North Park Avenue. Cost lor the class Is $20 for the first month, which Includes Pompons and T-shirt, and $12 each month thereafter. For more Information, call 330-5097 AUTO RACING 1 p.m. - WCPX 6. NASCAR. Diehard 500. (LI Complats listings on Pago 2B Lew is, O e rte ll, C re e c h tops am o n g H o t S h o ts Spsclal lo ths Hsrsld SANFORD — Tom Lew is and David O ertell topped the men's Hot Shot list in Playtime Dans League action while Penny Creech tossed her way to the lop of the women's list. Lewis, who throws for Sir Walter's Team No. 5 In the Men's A League, and O ertell captain ol the Hone Yard's Done Crushers In the Men's D League, each had live wins. Also on the Men's Hot Shot list tills week arc Dob Crowe from H.mihon Cafe's The Family wtio had four wins and two hulls, and Hon Schultz, of Luke Mary Pub's Pub Pounders who collected four wins and a turkey. Creech tojoped die women's listing with - i' i wins for M l Muggs' Mugg Shots In Ladles' League play. K atie Clements, who throws for Lake Mary Pub's Maimed Darbies In Hie L a d les' League. had four wins and a bull I’Ostlng four wins each 36. respectively); and N ick's Nieces ( apialn Jan were Lees Rhoden for M.T. Muggs' Mugg Shots Darlneau (33) and K aren S pringer for the Playm ates, one of MEN’S A LEAGUE Lake Man Pub's entries In the M ixed A League LADIES'LEAGUE The Individual standings are as close as the team standings, three |N)lnis separating tlu- n>|> W illi two of the top five-ranked players In Hie six Ihrowcrs and lwo points being the difference circuit. Lake Mary Pub's M aim ed D arbies among the top five learns. currently leads the loop with 40 wins, one game Hamboo Cafe's E lim inators n>|» the circuit ahead ol Good A n sw er (39 wins), also from the with 37 wins. In a three-way He lor second at 36 Lake Mary Pub wins are Dad Company. Team No. 2. and The Completing the standings are M.T. Muggs' Fam ily, all backed by thr Hamboo Cafe Sir Mugg Shots (36 wins); Nick's Nieces out of Waller's Team No. 5 are a close lllth with 35 L'nclc Nick's (35 wins! Hamhon Cafe's W atch wins. Your Dock (33 wins) L e e ’ s D’ s No. 1 from Lee's Completing the eight-team circuit are Team I lull Him- Pub |25 wins) Lee's D 't No. 2. also No. 8 from Hie Lake Mary Puli and M I Muggs' from Lee's Halftime (24 wins): and the Hone Salt and Pepper (both with 28 wins); and Yard's T ra c tio n (one win). Hamboo Cafe's The Untouchables |24 wins). Lcesa Rhoden of the Mugg Shota Is Hie Bob Crowe of The Fam ily bus a 41 average lo league's top-ranked player with un average of 44 lead the league, just ahead of Jim B ellam y of Rounding oul the top live are JoLyn n M oreland Salt and Pepper and Team No. 8 ’ a Hoyt ol Good A n sw er (40): K ristin M eeks and K atie C lem ents Iwith o f Hie Maimed Darblea (38 and " S e e Darta, Page 3D *7m * HH /T READ TH E SANFORD HERALD D>AILY Pi * �2 B - Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, July 25, 199J S TA TS & S TA N D IN G S iDOOS IR tn * I R icardo 7 V ic to r •l tominai* Park F riday n ig h l F lr t lr a t a — l,4 M r 0:1 1.4* SD a v * » Monty *1 0 400 1 40 I K r y p t o F la k 100 140 I J lI t o d 400 Q 0 4 1 u M r P (S at u . i i r T (s a i l x i ** W c w l r a t i - 1A*4i B i ll . M 5 F r a n 'iM a n d y 11 40 110 4.40 2 Passions Prom ise 4 00 4 40 1 to u ti# U00 Q ( M l M M ; P ( I ' l l l i . 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OcMowaha River L a k a K a rr Laka Panaooffha* Clermont Chain Lako Ktoolmmoo Laka QrtfWn TjAla Apopka Oioln Tim Raines Is a Sanford native and Seminole High School graduate now playing for the Chicago W hile Sox. H is slats are for the 1993 season in the first column, personal-best season totals In ths second colum n and current career totals (Including 1993 games) In the third column. Friday night was the Raines and Frank Thomas show for the W hite Sox as both hit first inning homo runs and both addod singles later, the only hits Chicago got In a 3-2 loss to the Milwaukee Brewers. Raines finished the night two-for-four, with his t Oth home run of the season, a run scored, an RBI and his sixth stolen base. RAINES QAUQE '93 bast career Cattgory 160 1,755 Gam os......... ....... 52 647 6,652 At-bals......... ....... 191 1,170 133 Runs............ ....... 42 194 1,962 H it s .............. ....... 61 71 683 RB I................ ....... 30 38 6 322 Doubles....... ....... 4 13 100 Triples......... ....... 16 117 Homo runs.......... 10 90 6 735 Tim R a in e s Steals.......... ....... .334 298 Average....... .........319 C incinnati at H ouilo n. 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Q ua lifyin g TALLAD EG A A la - T h * lop 20 q u a lifie r* lo r Sunday * NASCAR D toH ard 500 *1 lha 2 44 m il* Talladega Suparipaadw ay. lis tin g d riv e r s residence m a k e and modal o l car and lap tpaed In m ile s p a r hour lF in a l M c a r fie ld w ill b* d e te rm in e d to!lowing fu rth e r tim # tria ls on Saturday I : 1 B ill E llio tt. D e w io n v ill* . G a . F o rd Thundarbird. 141147 m p h . 1 E m l# Irv a n , Concord. N C , CTwvrolat L u m ln *. 14) 154 1 B ra il Bodine. H a rris b u rg . N C . F o rd Thundarbird. 141004. 4 K yi# P a lly. H igh P oint. N C . Pontiac G ra n d P rl«. 141147 1 Ricky Rudd. Chesapeake. Va . C havrolal Lum m a. 141 171; 4 R ic k M a il. R ockbridge Baths. V# . Ford T h u n d a rb ird . I l l 0V> 7. Crag Sacks, W in te r P ark, Feed Ttiun- •Range Balls 20% OFF: h ■ — J E d d lo J o h n s o n - P Q A G o lf P r o fu s s lo n a l G o lf to a c h o r e x tr a o r d in a ir e a n d s p lo n d ld h u m a n b o ln g 2 3 0 0 E . 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HWY. 17-92 HWY. 17-93 SANFORD ORANGE CITY (904)719-6489 1004ELKAM BLVD. DELTONA �Sanlord Herald. Sanford, Florida - Sunday, July 25. 1993 - SB Hook removal easy iff done right Last Sunday's trout fishing trip was cut short at 2 p.m.. when an unhappy trout flipped out of my grasp and rammed one of the treble hooks on the Johnny Nuttier lure through my thumb. The first order o f business was to remove the thrashing fish from the lure, then we had to carefully take off the offending hook. I was fortunate In that the barb had exiled the other side, unfortunate In that we had no cutting pliers In the canoe to cut off the barb und push the hook back through. After an flour's paddle bark to the truck. I drove to C a p ta in J a c k 's at Port Canaveral, where he cut off the hook with a pair o f snips I received Immediate relief from the pain us soon as I backed the bnrbless portion out o f my thumb. Most anglers, sooner or later. Will have to dral with a fish hook imbeddrd In either their flesh or someone else's. Many times, hcxiks can tie effectively removed without u trip to the emergency room. The easiest type of hook removal Is accomplished when the barb exits the wound. The barb can either tie cut off with a pair of rutters, or It can be mashed down with a pair of pliers, It Is then a simple matter io back the hook out. The most difficult type of hook '■removal Is encountered when the bar Is burled In the flesh. Option one Is not for the faint of heart. This Involves pushing the hook through until the barb rv 1 v y W 1 f i f w a u Immediate. It Is Important to flush hook wounds with hydrogen peroxide, and then treut the area with an antibiotic ointment to prevent Infection. A tetanus shot is In order if one is due. FISHING i [* J IM SHUPE PISHING FORECAST finally exits. Having done this a number of tim es. I can testify to the toughness o f skin and to the efTort required to actually push the hook through. It Is sort of like pushing u sewing needle through leather, except the point o f the hook widens downward toward the barb, innklng the removal even more difficult und painful. Option number two Is far more humane und scientific, and Is by far the more preferable method for hook removal. This approach Involves lining up the hook exactly the way that It entered, und then pressing down on the eye of the hook against the flesh. This. In effect, causes the barb to Ik* depressed down below the l>olnt of entry. The next step Is to place a length of heavy line (30 pound or strongrr) around the bend o f the hook. Once this Is accomplished. Jerk the hook sharply barkwurds. and It will exit cleanly and with very little pain. I have used this method on o th e rs , a n d h a v e h a d It performed on myself. I can personally testify that It Is almost painless, and the relief is Hass fishing Is extremely slow due to Intense heat. Die-hard bass anglers would be well advised to fish at night, or In cooler waters such ns the Weklve River. Sebastian Inlet Is red hot! W E P R O M IS E S w a rm s o f s n o o k (s e a s o n closed), turpon. ladyflsh. redflsh. flounder, and Jack crcvalle arc feeding heavily on the outgoing tide. Live bail such us shrimp or finger mullet work best In the daytime, lures will produce at night. C a p t a i n J a ck at P o rt Canaveral report* slow ofTshare action. Hoards of barracuda have taken ovrr all reefs und wrecks, and It Is hard getting a bait or lure past them to the "goo d ” fish. Some big grouper and snapper are coming from 240 feet of water. Captain Mike Kaln o f the "W hitew ater" has been making some tremendous cat­ ches on both ball and heavy Jigs. Inside the Port. It's mainly sheepshead. flounder, and Jack crevalle. Guide Troy Perez re­ ports plenty of redflsh on the flats of the Banana and Indian three-way tie for fourth with averages of 38 are Donnie Tomlinson of Bad Company. Dave Wurm from Team No. 2. und the Eliminators' Pat Plassa MEN'S B LEAGUE Led by the league's top-ranked player. Bamboo Cafe's Bambooslers have opened up a four-game lead over the serond-plncc Pub Pounders out of the Lake Mary Pub (4 1-37). Tied for third with 34 wins each are Da Bassboles from Lee's Halftime Pub and Sir Walter's The Alternates. Backing them up are Whiskey Klver's River Rats (27 wins) and the Bone Crushers from the Bone Yurd (23 wins). Rich Moreland leads the Bambooslers and the rest of the circuit with an average of 45. which Includes 14 wins. 13 assists, und four bulls, all league bests. Tied for second with averages of 38 are V ic DiBortolo o f Da Bassholes and Steve Rose from The Alternates. Jay Norris has a 35 average for Da Bassholes while Paul Long leads ihr Pub Pounders with his 34 mark. MIXED A LEAGUE It's no surprise that the Bamboo Bullets of the Bamboo Cafe enjoy the largest advantage of any league leader, sitting on a six-game edge over runner-up Ron's Kids from Uncle Nick's (5 1-45). The Bamboo Bullets are led by Jolynn Moreland, the circuit's top-rated pluyer. male or female, with an average of 50. Teammate Rick Marcello is tied for the top men's average In the loop with a 43 while Mike Marcello compiled an average of 40 (third beat In the league) In one week o f action. Well back o f the top two teams are The Bud Team from M.T. Muggs (33 wins); Lee’s Sluggers from lire's Halftime Pub and Lake Mnry Pub's In't That Nice? (both with 29 wins): X - 10 split to highlight his play. *- Moss did even belter In the jW om en's Division, posting a vserles score 112 pins higher than ther nearest competitor. Moss’ ‘series score wob a 539, while vBherri Fortenberry put up a '427 series score. ; Moss also bested Forten­ berry for the best Individual ‘high game of the week, but ll jwns b y th e n a r r o w e s t o f ft j m arglns, 194-193. t In the ABB Power Distribu­ tion League on Wednesday, jjuly 141ti. Qeorge Fulcher tolled a 615 to easily post the JI Ugh Series for the week In the ten's Division. Pete Clark was second with a 670 scries, but that was 45 pins I r B Continued from IB event and first In more than a year. { } "But the belter we do. we do for Davey." 'Cordon said. " We're definitely not replacing him. ;toe's an awesome Winston Cup driver. He'll be In these guys' hearts forever. "H e's more than Just a driver at Yates Racing. He's been there many years, and It's like a family lover there. That’s why It's such a great race Meant. They stick together and help each other out through the tough times." Yates’ team skipped last week's race at Pocono j(o give everyone a chance to mourn the ,'devastallng loss o f their friend und associate. ! "But now It's lime to get on with It," Ynlcs said. J"Davcy was a racer and he'd want us to race. IN ow we have to start thinking about what's Juhcud, what we can do with the rest o f this year land whal we're going to do for the future." j Sunday's lineup also Includes Nell Bonnett. like {Allison a member o f the reknowned Alabama (Gang, who will drive In his first race since being •badly Injured In April 1990 at Darlington. S.C. I Bonnett. who will start 20th. had tears In his Jeycs after qualifying, his emotions tom between the happiness o f making the field and the still strong memories o f Allison, his longtime friend. Now. however, It Is time to race, and Bonnett. who has 12 Winston Cup victories, remembers what that takes. "I'v e run this car at least 500 miles In testing, so I know that If I can get It In the right place maybe we can do some business." he said. As usual, T alla d ega w ill present som e highspeed problems for the drivers, who are somewhat handicapped by the carburetor re­ strictor plates that NASCAR requires at Talladega and Daytona, Its two fastest tracks. The plates restrict horsepower and slows throttle response, making It tough to get out of line and pass and keeping the cars bunched in long drafts that can suddenly turn Into very big accidents. "T h e thing about It Sunday Is we've got these restrictor plates and we get three-wide and 10-12 deep." said Rick Most, who will start sixth. " I f you're stuck at the front, it's a little bit better than being stuck at the back." \llll VI I I I l i l t 50.000 155/R12 -J 1 BNlSiTY* SIZE PRICE PRICE 29.97 185/70R13 37.97 32.97 185/70R14 39.97 34.97 II SIZE 155/R13 165/R13 175/70R13 KELLY600T T-SPIED RATED TO 1 ID M M 97 0 ^ ^0 512E 175/70R13 185/70R13 185/70R14 action with panflsh such as sheepshead. small drum, whit­ ing. and medium-sized flounder. Live or dead shrimp Is the bait of choice. Allison I ‘ l ll i 1097 rivers Ponce Inlet Is providing good o f a dogfight for high Individual game with Benton's 213 nip­ ping Lukins' 211 by Just two pins. The Women's Division played a pair of scries with Molly Noll and Barbara Richards coming out on lop. Noll won the first scries by 14 pins, 518-504, over Richards, but Richards posted the high game of the series, rolling a 205 to Noll's high Individual gume of 179. The second series found Richards crushing all comers, rolling a 539 high series to win by a phenomenal 176 pins. 539-363. over Eve Rogero. The Individual game honors also went to Richards by an 81 pin margin. R ichards’ 221 topped Ester Lanalng'e 140. II 1 i i\\ < t I t I H I vj' I I 111 FIR ESTONE F-560® SYBIL BILYID RADIAL n Ml wwuirr PRICE 47.97 49.97 155/R12 PRICE SIZE 39.97 195/70R14 42.97 205/70R14 45.97 NAVIG ATOR* BOOS ALL-VI 97 Bamboo Cafe's Team No. 2 (26 wins): Lakr Mary Pub's Playmates (24 wins): and The Under Team from the Bamboo Cafe (2 1 wins). Trailing Moreland among the league's women Is Kristin Meeks of Ron's Kids with an average of 36. The Bud Team's Leesa Rhoden and Debbie Howard o f Lee's Sluggers each have a 32 average. Joining Rick Marcello with an average of 43 is Ron Picotte o f Ron's Kids. Rick Borlneau. also of Ron's Kids, has the circuit's fourth-best men's average, a 39. MIXED B LEAGUE With three of their four players posting some o f the league's top averages. Lake Mary Pub's Knuckleheads continue to lead the circuit with 43 wins, five games uhead of Sir Walter's Bushwackers (38 wins). Completing the standings are Lake Mnry Pub's Family Faud (34 wins): Mom's Muggers from the M.T. Muggs (33 wins): Bamboo Cafe's Aee of Acea (29 wins): and the Legends In Our Own Minds from the Lake Mary Pub and Crasy Wings' Wingers (28 wins each). For the Knuckleheads. Ron Behulta has the second-best men's average (43) while teammates Pam Clark and Barb Borglnls are tied for second among the league’s women with averages of 29. Bushwackers teammates Bobby Pilgrim and Michelle Kenney have the loop's best marks. Pilgrim pacing the men with his 57 average while Kenney has compiled a 31 to lead the women. Gene Posadni o f Mom's Muggers and John Dunn from the Legends In Our Own Minds are tied for third among the men with averages o f 35. Among the women, Janice Watts of Mom'a Muggers Is fourth with her one-week average of 28. behind Fulcher, Fulcher also had the highest Individual game of the week, rolling a very Impressive 225 game during his scries, which was 24 pins better than Clark’s second high game of 201. The Women's Division was dominated by Mary Avis, who cam e up w ith a 194 high Individual game during a high scries of 540. The Saturday Seniors Fun League that was played on July 17th also featured some out­ s ta n d in g In d ivid u a l p e rfo r­ mances. In the Men's Division, Buck Benton continued to shine us he rolled a 580 scries to better Charley Lukins' 523 by 57 pins. 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The organization has been located In the historic Long wood Village Inn for the past five years. They are now situated at 390 W. S.R. 434, Suite 102, In the NationsBank Building. The telephone number remains the same, at 831-9991 ACHIEVEM ENTS Sanford man gets Watkins award Twelve gold J.R. Awards nnd 65 silver awards were presented to Watkins lop achievers lor their 1992-93 sulrs nnd sponsoring achievements nt a special Internationa) Awards banquet held July 16 lit Winona. Minn. Although not attending. Independent Director Ronald Lahmnn. 611 S. Laurel Avenue In Sanford, received n silver J.R. award for being number four In Highest Percentage Increase In Group Sales throughout the entire nation. Although most often associated with Vanilla Extract. Watkins produces over 350 everyday-use items, with over 50.000’ Independent representatives and directors across the nation. GOAR named to honor roll The Greater Orlando Association of Realtors has been elected lo the Advance America Honor Roll In the Association's Advance America Awards program. The GOAR was recognized for Its relief efforts following the devastation o f Hurricane Andrew in the Miami area In August. Members colleetrd food, clothing, baby Hems. toys, and other linslc Hems vital for day-to-day existence, and with the help of the local Arm y Reserve, delivered the supplies directly to South Florida victims. The GOAR serves over 4.200 members In Seminole nnd Orange counties. SANFORD — Seminole Sport­ ing Goods. 2484 S. Sanford Avenue. Is going out o f business. The official closing Is expected within n few weeks. The building Is owned by Don Smith, who started the sporting rqulpmrnt business with Don "B oo tle" Howurd. In August. 1956. Smith Icasrd the business to Tony Guerre and his daughter E l l z n h e t h S u c h s la n d o f Kissimmee. In August. 1989. "Guerre came to m e several weeks ago," Smith explained, "nnd told me he could no longer continue to operate the business. He gave me the keys and control of nil merchandise which I took over on July 12th." Two months ago. Smith left his most recent position at Ace Hardware, with an Intention of retiring. "I had no Idea at that time tltnl I'd be back In this business In such a short time." he commented. Smith said he has reduced the prices on all o f the store's merchandise by 30 percent for the present lime. "Probably, as most of the preferred merchan­ dise Is sold." he said, "w e 'll be cutting the prices on the re­ Realty joins ERA network ERA Professional Group International. In Maitland, has Joined the ERA Real Estntr network, which has member brokers In nil 50 stales and eight countries, according to Donald V. Whcelhousc. president for the local real estate office. "W e are extremely excited about becoming a member o f this growing, worldwide network," Whcelhousc said. "T h e ERA Real Estate Network Is an established franchise system, and Its proven 20-ycnr track record places ERA at the forefront o f the real estntr Imlustrv. maining Hems even more, but I hope we ran have the Inventory out by the end of the month, and look Into offering the building for lease lo somrone else.” Much of the merchandise at the store is fishing equipment, boat and boat tra iler parts. By NICK FFEIFAUF SANFORD Helllg-Mcyers Furniture Company, 1100 S. French Avenue, has a new manager. Johnnie Cox took over the local store on June 14. Previously, he has served as store managers In Goldsboro, NC and Nashville. Tenn. Cox has been associated w ith HrlllgMeyers for l he past 14 years. *'Thc growth In the company Is really am azing," hr com­ mented. "When I first Joined them, there were 67 stores In the chain. Today, we have 450 across the nation.” T h e latest addition has been th e a c q u is it io n o f L .F lsh Furniture Stores in Chicago. RESOLUTION TRUST C O R PO R A TIO N H tv-M ng D m t ilth Mulunn* Iki CwiUnxt A rrrord-srltlng 1.014 existing single-family homes were sold In the Orlando area in June of 1993. surpassing the o ld mark of 1.011 set In June, 1989. The Greater Orlando Association o f Realtors covers members In Seminole us well as Orange counties. AUCTION RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL AND INVESTMENT PROPERTIES EDUCATION located Throughout North a Central Florida Comalr new schools Comuir Flying Services. a division of Comalr Aviation Acuricmy In Sanford, recently established a scries o f accelerated ground schools for pilots and would-be pilots. According to Doug Anderson. Manager of Comalr Flying Services. "W e ’ve put together a highly condensed weekend course lo help everyone pass the private pilot or Instrument pilot written exams quickly, and we even guarantee the student will pass." The seminars ore conducted at Comalr's Sanford Airport facility. Current dates for the private pilot program are July 24-25. nnd Sept. 1819. Instrument programs arc set for Aug. 21-22 and Oct. 16-17. For additional Information, phone 1-800-U-CAN-FLY. The entrance to Spanish Trace Apartm ents In Altam onte Springs. One of many com plexes to be auctioned oil in Septem ber In Orlando. Property headed for auction is valued at over $50 million By NICK FFEIFAUF Three enter ITT Institute Herald S tall W riter____________ Penny Helms of Sanford, Don Surbaugh. Lake Mary, and A1 Archibald. Deltona, have enrolled In the Computer-aided drafting technology program at IT T Technical Institute. Maitland. Archibald will begin his program June 14. Helms and Surbaugh will begin their terms Sept. 7. The schooling is to help prepare them for an entry-level position In ComputerAided Drafting Technology. Thirteen prime Florida com­ mercial properties estimated at over $50 million, will be offered for sale by the Resolution Trust Corporation, at a public auction on Sept. 21 In Orlando. The auction, believed to be one o f the largest multi-property commer­ cial real estate sales In Florida's history, will be open to the general public, nnd will be con­ ducted In Orlando by Sheldon Good A Company on behalf of the RTC. Many o f the properties will be sold "absolute." • regard­ less o f the price, to the highest bidder. According to Stephen Good, president of the auction com­ pany. "T h e immediate future of Florida's commercial real estate market will be determined by the prices that winning bidders set at this auction." H e c o n t in u e d , " W e are honored to be the auction firm chosen by RTC to conduct this very special sale event for real estate Investors and retail und officer owner/users." Good Indicated that during the past two years, his company has offered 144 R TC properties worth In excess o f $120 million, with 142 having closed suc­ cessfully. Properties In this area o f Cen­ tral Florida Include the follow­ ing: Spanish Trace Apartments. 445 Wymore Road. Altamonte Springs. An absolute sale, with suggested opening bid o f $1.4 million; Volusia Shoppes, 1448 International Speedway Blvd. W. Daytona Beach. Absolute with s u g g e s t e d o p e n i n g b id $450,000. Dow Business Park. 4155 Dow Road. Melbourne, s u g g e s t e d o p e n i n g b id . $150,000. Other parcels Include Mayport Kmart ‘Re-Grand Opening’ today Herald S tall W rite r____________ SANFORD — Leave It lo the Kmart Corporation to set up a grand opening for a store which has not been closed. They call II a "Re-Grand Opening." and II is being held toduy nt the Sanford Kmart store. 3 IO I S. Orlando Drive. The Sanford Kmart has been undergoing extensive renovation during the past months, which Increased the amount of retail space, moved several depart­ ments. and cnlurgcd the overall building. During this entire time, the store continued In dally opera­ tion. mid was never required to be closed for the reconstruction. The store's new look Is purt of the rctntl glam 's S3 billion re­ newal and expansion program, S a n fo r d 's updated Km art boasts fresh surroundings, wider aisles, m odern displays and qu ality m erchandise for the home and entire family. The store, at 85.318 square feet. Is approximately double Its pre­ vious size. It features popular Hrlllg Meyers has tn-rii ,i| the Saiilord local Ion since I9HII "hi the meantime.” Cox said, "as Ihr manager. I plan lo lie at thc slore. ami available to meet the people. I'm goin g in he an in -h ou se p erson because I believe that's one of the lies! ways lo serve our customers ” w h ic h h a v e now b e c o m e Helllg-Mcyers stores " I am really pleased to be in Sunlord.'' he said. "It's u greal location, and our store will In­ here fo ra long i imr to com e." He suggested that future plans for store expansion m ay be announced at a la ter dule. Home sales set records By NICK FFEIFAUF bought It In 1956. "T h e building Is In exerp tlunully good condition." Smliti said “ There Is ntxiut 2.000 square lert. air conditioned, In the retail area We also have three large storage rooms at the t>.n k of the building.” several bows, some ammunition, and some sports type riot lung. T h e building was reportedly built In the 1030's, und started as an AAP grocery store. It e v e n t u a lly b ecam e P r ic e s Grocery, then VAJ Auto Repair shop before Smith and Howard Cox joins Sanford Heilig- Meyers as manager Herald Stall W riter REAL ESTATE #ld Photo by Tommy Vmconl Owner Oon Smith will close Seminole Sporting Goods. rasblon apparel, automotive and c lc c t r o n le d e p a r tm e n ts , u p h a rm a cy, and a R e a d e r's Market. According to John Valenti, v ic e p re s id e n t o f K m a r t 's southern region. "In every de­ partment. Kmart shoppers will d is c o v e r p o p u la r q u a l i t y merchandise presented In excit­ ing. dynamic surroundings." "From private label collections for the home and entire family to name brand products, shoppers will Rnd outstanding value and quality at the Sanford Kmart." he continued. Currently, there are 161 stores and a p p ro x im a te ly 16,000 employees In Florida. Including the updated Sanford store. Nationwide, Kmart has aver 4.000 retail outlets In all 50 s lu te s as w e ll as f o r e lg h countries. By 1995. every Kmart store nationwide will be modernized or expanded resembling many features o f the updated Sanford store. The Re-Grand Opening event Is being held today at 3101 S. Orlando Drive. Trace Apartments In Jackson­ ville. La Mirada Shopping Center near Klaalmmec. and shopping centers and/or apartment com­ p le x e s tn Fort Lau derd ale. T a m p a . W inter H a ven , and OCfllfli* T h e auction will be conducted at 1 p.m.. Tuesday Sept. 21. at the Hyatt Regency Orlando In­ ternational Airport. A cashier's check equivalent to 10 percent of the suggested opening bid will be required to bid at the auction. RTC seller financing will be available lo qualified purchasers. For Information on the offer­ ings. phone Sheldon Good A Company Auction Information Center. 800-374-4881. Property will be available for Inspection by appointment beginning July 27. Improved commercial properties, including office buildings, retail, strip shopping center, unimproved commercial land, single family homes, condominiums, unimproved residential properties, located in Orlando, Winter Park. Kissimmee, Lakeland, Tampa. Ft. Pierce, Port SI. Lucre, Jacksonville. Ponte Vedra Beach. Palm Coast. New Smyrna Beach, and Daytona. Cashiers Check Required to Bid Most Properties Selling Absolute Broker Participation Invited RTC S e lle r Financing Available on Select Properties to Q ualified Buyers All properties will be sold individually and arc appropriate lor all investors including small investors or small Investor groups. Orlando, FL • Sept. 2 0 ,7 :3 0 P.M . Tampa, FL • Sept. 2 1 ,7 :3 0 P.M . V era Deach, FL • Sept. 2 3 ,1 1 :0 0 A .M . Jacksonville, FL • Sept. 2 3 ,7 :3 0 P.M For a brochure and terms ol sale call: H -255-9401 Coordinated by the RTC Atlanta Sales Center, Hudson and Marshall, Inc., and Asset Property Disposition. Inc. Asa Marshall. 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July 25, 1993 - SB People W a lk o n th e w ild s id e IN BRIEF W ildlife refuge home to endangered species DISTINCTIONS U l t M ' s M i t i T h l* I * o n * p a r t la • w r i t * f o r m in g a n d a y t r i p * tra m S a m ln o l* C o u n ty you nnd y o u r U a U ly c m U h l t h la a u a ia ia r. By JO H N A . K U M IIK I Herald Correspondent “Lions and timers and bears, oh my! Lions and tiycrs and bears, ob my!" — Dorothy. Tin Man ana Straw Man. "Th e Wizard o IO z" N o n e o f th e a b o v e n am ed creatures will be found there, hut If you'd like to see some hnnrst-togoodness wild animals beyond the confines of the local zoo. consider a drive over lo Hie Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge, The rrfuge. lying Just north of the Kennedy Space Center, contains 5)2.000 acres of undeveloped land and water. Thr vast majority of this area terms with wildlife Sanford police olllcor Bill W lxon with award winning K-9 dog Jammer Canine cop to retire T h r Sanford City Commission will consider a request to retire I’oiler K-9 Jammer. The dog has bern suffering from a degenerative Joint disease In thr left elbow The K l) has been operating for a number of years, as the partner of officer Hill Wlxon. and has obtained many trophies and awards In K-9 competition, which have been on display In the lobby of the Sanford Police station The problems were first reported by former Chief Steve Harriett on Oct. 20. 1992. Since that time. Jammer's condition has become worse. In a request for thr retirement, submitted by Police Chlrf Halph Russell, lie described the current situation. "In a recent burglary tu the Wal-Mart Center, officer (Hill) Wlxon went In pursuit of a suspect and apprehended the subject." he wrotr. "W hile attempting to handcuff the individual, he broke loose from the officer and again the suspect was pursued." Russell continues. "K-9 Jammer was utilized In an attempt to apprehend the subject, however the subject went over a fence Into the Carriage Cove area. Because of K-U Jammer s condition, he w u n o ta fg e inconiinue Hie pursuit.". . The chief rrportrd thnt Jammer's condition has fulled to improve since that lime, and has Iteen taken tou veterinarian for evaluation. The medical report indicated the dog is suffering from a form of arlhiltls. Debra Shell. DVM. observed. "This condition runnol be cured." "It Is my feeling." Russell said, "lhat we need to retire K-9 Jammer as soon as possible." He also recommended lhat. "Jam m er be declared surplus and sold to his current handler, officer Wlxon lor St." Wlxon has agreed to continue to care for Jammer us a jxrsonal |tct under this arrange­ ment. The Sanford City Commission has scheduled the request on the agenda for the regular commission meeting Monday night, beginning at 7 p.m. Approval of (he request Is expected. while-tailed deer, feral hogs, rac­ coons. armadillos, marsh rabbits, bobcats, and on two very special mornings, river otters while out on the refuge. If you've alw ays wanted lo see an alligator, this Is a good place to find on e. E n d angered West Indian manatees can usually he seen In the boat ramp turning basin al the llnulovrr Canal. In all. 19 en­ dangered or threatened species of animals make their homes In the refuge. For those who prefer lo view the anlinul* from thr comfort and safetv See W ild life, P age 6B Visitors lo the rrfugr can expect to set* such wading birds as herons, egrets. Ibis, the spectacular roseate spoonbill, even the rndangerrd wood stork Other birds rommonly seen during summer months in­ clude brown pelicans, ospreys, bald eagles and various types o f marsh and shore birds. For many people, the variety of bird life alone Is worth the trip. Hlrds are not the only occupants of the refuge. Various species of mammals live here. too. I've seen How to get there T < k l 1 R U w K b U S I T a k a a rig ftta n d haad to u ts tor b * t» * * n ] 1 m l l n A t r j l f l c ItgM *111 hotp you fin d i R rOt T o t* a lo tto n *0* Toko o lo ll on I Sanding o o il) ond c r o tt O u t' tso M o i O r*«r*r C ouw w oy A ttaf c ro ttin g th * b r itfg *. you o f * on IS * r t f ug* Whan you Como to o la rk In m * rood, going lo III* rig h t M ill fo k t you to tho Ook Hamm ock ond P a lm Ham m ock T r a ill a i n u ll a t fho V li> to r» Cantor T u rn in g 14 fh * i*t! m ill b rin g you to Iha Black P oint W lldU f* O rly * M a r* 0 m a m ora b** tr ip l H a t a id PSaca* b y Jufca A . K u a U U W ild turtles greet visitors lo the refuge. Bobcats roam free along with 18 other endangered species. There’s no business like show business By BO K O IIQ A N Herald Correspondent_______________ Named to Dean’s List Erica Ann Estcrson of Sanford has been named lo the spring quarter Dean's List at Mercer Unlvlcrslty's College of Liberal Arts. Founded In 1833. Mercer Is a 0.350-studcnt. comprehensive, prlvulc university offering un­ dergraduate and graduate degrees Mercer has campuses in Macon nnd Atlanta, and openites the Mercer Engineering Research Center In Warner Robins nnd the Mercer University Press In Macon. U.S. News and World RefKirt magazine Iasi fall listed Mercer among thr top 10 regional universities In the south. HattM Photo by Ed Morgan Jack Phllpol played announcer at a recent Kiwanls Club evant, There’s no business like show business! SANFORD - Jack Phllpol of Sanford has spent almost a lifetime performing In from o f many dif­ ferent audiences. From his early start In music and then to theater, films, television and commercials. It all began when us a youngster growing up In Augusta. Ga.. he pleaded with Ills folks to buy him a saxophone. His cousin had a group that was playing locally but needed u sax­ ophone player. When he got his sax he began to teach himself how to play the horn. It wasn't long before he was able to Join the group and become a regular player. Leon Austin and the Uuicks became the first professional hand Phllpol played In. It wasn't the last as he continued to work hts way up the show business ladder. His group did stints with James Urown before he broke away and started playing for a group called the "E xciters." The most exciting time o f his life was when he played with Otis Redding, recorded a number of albums with the Islcy brothers and loured with Wilson Pickett. At the height o f his musical career he was a m aster artist playing the saxophone, flute, bass, piano and drums. Not only did he play the instruments, he was one of the vocalists In many o f the groups. Phllpol claims to have been doing theater from the time he was a child. Even though music became his payroll check, theater was In his roots. He continued In gn back to his roots whenever he had a chance, lie HSee Phllpot, Page 6B turns 75 Entrepreneur and SANFORD DORIS DIETRICH Dab McElrath, Isabel Wilson, Jean Williams a rt avid bridge players. Imagine a birthday Iwish for 500 r e la tiv e s und frie n d s . Further, try’ to picture guests being so Important thut the guest o f honor sends his private plane to Sanford to transport them to this gain celebration. The guest of honor? It was ntrcprcncur Jeno Pauluccl born years ago as a poor little Italian t>oy whose rags to riches story and unlimited philanthrop­ ic endeavors have tugged at the heart strings of thousands across the globe. Oh yes. It was Jcno's diamond Jubilee, all right, but he did not share the honors alone. Ills lovely wife, Lois, a genuine Jewel. stood by Ills side at the dual celebration on July 9 when she turned 71. Jena's actual birthday was July 7 according to FttoHtoto Jeno Paulucoi, flanked by his wife, Lola, received a birthday greeting at a birthday party honoring them . Pauluccl turned 75. Lois turned 71. his sister. Liz Hclfrich. The event was hosted by ihclr children and families. Held al the Duluth Enter­ tainment Convention Center In Dululh. Minn., the auditorium was ablaze with enlarged family photographs as well as photos of Jeno with VIPs. Including Dob Hope ami several U.S. presi­ dents. An old Chun King truck CiBce Dietrich, Page 6B �6B - Santord Herald, Sanlord, Florida - Sunday, July 25, 1993 ENGAGEMENT Michael Paul MorQan and Jacqueline Nya Nye, Morgan to be wed in August SANFORD — Ann and Douglas Glblln of Sanford are announc­ ing the engagement of their duughtcr. Jacqueline Nye. to Michael Paul Morgan, son of Jane Williams Morgan of San­ ford and Paul Morgan o f Wichita. Kan. Bom In Titusville. Pa., the b rid e-elect Is the m atern al granddaughter of Martha Jane Hart veil o f Slippery Rock. Pa. and David Lafayette Alcorn of Floral City. Fla. She Is the p a te rn a l g ra n d d u u g h le r o f Blanche Nye of Ellwood. Pa. and the late Paul G. Nye. Ms. Nye Is a 1984 graduate of S lip p ery Rock High School. Slippery Rock. Pa While there she participated In track, choir, and was a m em ber o f the Chamber Singers. She also at­ tended Slipper Rock University. Ms Nye presently Is employed as waitress at Otters Riverside Restaurant, Port o f Sanford. Her flance. born In Ft. Worth. Texas, ts the maternal grandson of Selina Williams of Sanford and the late Ted W illiam s. Morgan Is the pulcmul grandson of Mrs. Sue Morgan of Sapulpa. Oklu.. former resident ofWIchltu Falls. Texas. and the late Barney Morgan Sr. Morgan Is a 1983 graduate of T o w a n ila H i g h S c h o o l . Towanda. Kan. where he partic­ ipated on the tennis and swim­ ming teams. He played trumpet In (he school hand und was an active member o f 4-H. Morgan Is currently employed as chef at Otters Riverside Res­ taurant. Port of Sanford. The wedding will be an event of Aug. 14. I{193. 1 p.m., at Wcstvfcw Baptist Church. San­ ford. WEDDING Flying high on their wedding day A hot air balloon In Scmoma, Calif, was the setting for the Ju n e 19 m arriage betw een M ic h a e l S llv lu s and C h er Arkwright. The bride Is (he daughter of llrtiee A rkw righ t and Carol Lai inter o f Erie. I’a. The groom Is the son o f Robert and Ann Sllvlus of Lake Mary. The bride Is employed by W espat Inc. o f Maryland, a research firm for U.S. Govern­ ment Health Services. She trav­ els extensively throughout the United States from her home base In California. The groom Is a 1990 gruduate of Seminole High School. San­ ford. He is presently a corporal In the Untied States Marine C o rp s, s ta tio n e d at C am p Pendleton. Calif. He Is an air traffic controller. Families gather for annual reunions The family spirit Is still pres­ ent In the city o f Sanford with families gathering far their an­ nual reunions o f feasting, fun and plain-old togetherness. The Hawkins family gathered the week o f July 9-11 with over 300 family members. Hosting the reunion were Nellie Mae Hawkins Smith and her sister. Emily Hawkins Williams. The family weekend began with four generations gathering at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Williams for that oldfashioned Friday night fish fry. On Saturday at 1 p.m. the family gathered at the Sanford Civic Center for a full afternoon of food, fun and entertainment. The fashion show In the after­ noon was put on by seamstress and designer Alford Rawls and was coordinated by Vincent Smith. After enjoying the show the family was treated to a delicious meal with the blessing being offered by Minister Marlow Smith of Jacksonville. Sunday morning the family came together for worship serv­ ices at the Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church, In M idway, where the Hawkins and Jenkins families have worshiped together for muny years. They are related by marriage. T h e Hawkins and Jenkins fam ilies w orshiping together brought back old memories of their growing up In Mt. Zion. The Abraham Jenkins family and Garrison Hawkins family were longtime members of Mt. Zion. The message of the morning was delivered by the Rev. W. Frank Williams, pastor of Mt. Zion with the theme "Together We Stand. Together We Can." The after dinner meal was served at the home o f Nellie Hawkins Smith, then the fumlly m em bers departed for (h eir various hometowns of Winter H aven. T am p a. G a in e sv ille. Lamont. Tallahassee. Jackson­ ville: Albany. Ga.: Athens and Columbus. Ga.; and Rochester. N.Y. Janklna calibrate family The Abraham Jenkins family reunion was held July 9-11. Friday evening featured an evening of bowling, games at Fun World and pizza to feed the hungry. Continued from Page SB stood In front o f the ultra­ modern building and one o f the highlights tn memorabilia was a Irult stand set up with a young actor portraying the animated P h ilp o t Continued from Page 5B studied und worked In the the­ ater tn New York while he was staying there. When he moved to Los Angeles he became more Involved and studied commer­ cial acting under A1 Kami. While be worked In many films as an extra tits first big break came In a television series called " I ’ almerstown. U.S.A." The series was a takeoff from the giant hit "R oots." It brought "R oots" into the early twentieth century. Phllpot said. "I was .Jlmho In the series and one of the principal stars was Michael J.Fox. He was about eight years old at that tim e." Some ol the popular television scries he had good parts In were "T h e Misadventures of Sberllf Lobo.” "Moudo Beyundo." and 11HO special with Bette Midler and the "Jcffcrsons." His Hair for Hit- dramatics was tested tn the series "C hips." “ Law and Order" and "T h e Cosby Show." "E lvis." the mudc-for-TV film starring Kurt Russell was a great thrill for Phll]>ol. His rolr In the movlc was that o f a piano player and friend of Elvis. His scrap­ book carries many stills of the location shooting and of Kurt Russell. Phll|)ot explained It was a little hit harder getting Into films. He explained. "I was one of the fortunate ones when I was In Los Angeles. Once you have an actor's card and you work for a year you become eligible for m em bersh ip In the Screen Actors Guild. The Screen Actors Guild Is not easy to get Into. It happens that I had worked In the "Jcffcrsons" for a year und 1had landed a m ajor com m ercial during that year. Those two parts actually gave me the op poriunlty to become a member or the Guild." He has acted, as an rxtra. in so many films over the years that It is almost to hard to keep up with. Many of ihc films were untitled until shooting was finished. Hut some (Urns to his credit are "T h ree Men A A Little laidy." "Fisher King." "Com ing to Am erica." " A Kiss Before Dying." "N ew Jack C ity" and "Bonfire of the Vanities." Phllpot's career even extends into advertising commercials. One commercial shot recently was an Advil commercial with Nolan Ryan. He Is also proud of Ills w ork tn th e "D u n k in ' Donuts" commercial which Is making Its rounds through the country now. Mi i i M P in ts by U m i H s n lln t Four generations of the Abraham Jenkins and Garrison Hawkins families are represented with SANFORD MARVA HAWKINS The Saturday day of activities Included plcnlclng ut Fort Mellon P a r k w h e r e th e J e n k in s gathered to spend another day of chatting and Just visiting and e n jo y in g the o ld -fa s h io n e d home-cooked foods. Sunday m orn in g saw the Jenkins and Hawkins gather at Ml. Zion for their spiritual awakening and lo bask In the memories of growing up In Mt. Zion Church. A family that has fellowship can share many memories of life after they reach maturity. After the worship service the Jenkin s fam ily gathered at Stancy's Restaurant for a meal of friendship and fellowship. Bush calabratas 80 years A celebration und tribute to Sarah Detrevllle Bush for her 80th birthday was held on July 3. Jeno enthusiastically "barking his wares" when he was a young lad. Several of Lois* handmade quilts were on display lo the visual delight of the guests. Another touch of humility came through the copy of a letter written years ago by Jeno to borrow S2.000 lo start Chun King Everybody In the circulation ran ge o f the Duluth New s Tribune was well aware that Jeno and Lois were celebrating birthdays. The paper carried their photograph In a full-page and e y e - c a t c h in g “ H a p p y Birthday" ad paid for by friends and associates. The guests were treated to a lavish h o sp ita lity hour, an authentic Italian dinner, a sump­ tuous dessert buffet, a huge birthday cake and dancing. What a night! "It was absolutely fabulous." Liz said. There was also a video taped by friends throughout the United States. Among those appearing on the video were Dr. Robert Rosemond of Sanford and Liz. Dr. Norman A. Hclfrlch, Liz's husband, led the group In sing­ W ildlife Continued from Page BB their automobiles, the Black Point Wildlife Drive showcases many ol the creatures living here. The seven mile long road provides views of many of the animals which live in ihc vast marshes and Impound­ ments of the refuge. Another must place to visit Is the R efu ge's Visitor Center. Excellent displays Inside ihc b u ild in g e x p la in the r e la ­ tionships between man. habitat, und w ild life. A small pond liehlnti the building offers an o p p o rtu n ity to see various species o f fishes, lurries, and birds from the safety o f a boardwalk. For those who like walking, three footpaths offer the possibil­ ity. The Oak Hammock Trail winds through n sub tropical forest. Its half mile length requires 30 minutes ol walking. Th e Palm Hammock Trail's two miles lead lhe hiker on an hour's walk through hardwood forest. <ubhage palm hammocks, and open marshland. These two trails share a common parking lot along S R. 402. The Cniickshank Trail, five miles long, circles a shallow marsh. This trull Is located along (lie lilark Point Wlldlile Drive. the leader, matriarch Mrs. Abraham (Gortrude) Jenkins shown seatod. As the honoree sat smiling, her children, family and friends gathered from near and far to Join In the celebration. The praise and worship service was led by her children Nathaniel. Roll Is and Harriett Bush. The toastm(stress of the nfteruoon was her daughter Ernestine Bush Griffin und Pastor Barbara Gainey. Musical selections were given by LaQuanda Smith. Sally Ann Saunders. Joil Byrd, the Bush sisters, and Darryl Hruten, As tribute to Mrs. Bush, an ardent church worker of Snow Hill Missionary Baptist Church, her former pastor, the Rev. G.W. Chappell, spoke of her dedica­ tion and work during his years as her pastor. Helen Bush Chappell then gave a brief autobiographical synopsis of her mother. Sarah D Bush. A dedication and Inspira­ tional reading to the honoree was given by Joll and Noel Byrd, and Gulneveree Bush A tribute was also given by Valerie Eason. Presentation and memories were by Johnny Griffin. Rollls Bush. Thomas Bush. The message of the occasion was delivered by the Rev Billy Jackson with gifts of love presented by Billy Bush. Dwayne Eason, and G lnrtte Jackson. ing "Happy Birthday," nccompanlrd by the band. Also, a number of stirring tribu tes w ere given lo the honored guests The Paulucrls' only son. Mick, said the event was a celebration of the good life and a family who cares for each other. In Kay Shoem aker's c o m ­ mentary he mentioned that Jeno Is a great friend who would fight for a nickel over a business deal and turn around and give a million to charily. "T h e tributes given lo both were lovely." Liz said. She also mentioned that she and her brother had not seen some of the guests since the 1930s and that the celebration was quite em o­ tional. F ly in g from the S a n fo rd airport to Duluth In Jeno's private plane were the Hclfrlchs. Sophie and Kay Shoemaker and Mr. and Mrs. Mario Castellanl of Rome, a business associate of Jeno's who lives at Heathrow part time. It Is reported that other private planes also (lew to the event from the Sanford airport. All of the Paulueci children attended Including Mick, Cindy, mid Glnu. Grandchildren atten­ d in g w e r e : J e n o M ic h a e l P a u l u c c l . A n g e la N o c l lc This dedicated Christian who has touched many lives tn her Christian Journey was saluted for the many years she worked as a memlier of the missionary department. Congress No. 1, First South Florida Missionary Hupllsl Association Attending this day of Joy with their mother. Sarah, were her c h ild re n R o llls o f G en eva. Thomas. DeLand. Billy. Jersey City. N J.. Harriett. San Jose. Calif.. Helen. Winter Haven, and Ernestine. Ealonvllle Mrs Bush Is the proud grandmother of 35 grandchildren and 30 great grandchildren The National Council ol Negro Womcn-West Volusia will pres­ ent an African Bull featuring Tropical Steel Hand and CHI! the Islander on Saturday. Aug 7. from 6 30 p m until midnight Dinner wall he served 6 30 8 p m from Come and enjoy a fun-filled evening of music and fun al the Sanford Civic Center. Seminole Boulevard. A donation ol 815 for tickets ts requested Cull Video Fever at 32 1-0018 or 3 2 3 -7 7 2 2 . or 574-2781 In Deltona Paulurcl, Tiffany Sodersirom and Brittany Sodersirom Also attending was Lois' brother. Leo Trepanter of Lake Mary. Others attending from the area were: Barbara and Jack Hut­ chings. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hut things. Betty and Don Ralliel. Larry VershcL Donna Brooks. JefT Cotter. Evert Forsberg Iflrst Chun King supervisor of truck­ ing). Michael Goldflnc and Mr and Mrs William Nassal Jr. Others attending Irnnt the area were: Peter Cahall. Don Vanneste. Beth Ryan and Mary Kay Perahn. B rid e-elect h o n o red Bride-elect Jacqueline (Jackie) Nyc Is being entertained at a series of pre nuptial panics. She will become the bride of Mike Morgan, son of Jane Williams Morgan, on Aug. 14. ai West view Baptist Church. The bride-elect Is the daughter of Ann Glblln of Sanford. On J u l y 1 . M a r y B e th Donaldson and Lind a Tcrwlllegcr. maternal aunts ol the bridegroom -to-be. en ter­ tained al a bridal luncheon al t h e D o n a l d s o n h o m e 1n Idyll wllde. The 24 guests began arriving C S ee D ietrich, Page 7B 20 Y e a r s o f E x p e r ie n c e in T r a in in g th e L e a d e r s o f T o m o rro w N O W A C C E P T IN G N EW ST U D E N T S An observation tower and a photographer's blind are louml along the trail a short distance front the parking lot. For any of these walks, bring some water and Insert repellant loo. Salt marsh nmsqui tos largely pre­ vented developm ent of this property In Ihr first place! For some serious viewing of wildlife In Its natural habitat this summer, visit ih r Merrill Island National Wildlife Refug*. Bring a cuim-rn and maybe some binocu­ lars. a sense or udventurc. and Is- prepared to sec what central Florida was like before Disney. Keep your eyes peeled! • K indergarten through 12th grade • P rc -S c h o o l classes starting at 3 years o ld • A ffo r d a b le Christian education • M e m b e r o f the F lo rid a A sso c iatio n o f Christian C o lle g e s and S ch o o ls • Q u a lifie d Christian Personnel • A c ce lera te d C hristian Education and A - B E K A C u rric u lu m • A th letic P ro g ra m • Extra cu rricu lar activities: Y e a r b o o k , Student C o u n c il, P ian o L e sso n s & F o reign L a n g u a g e C lu b 2626 Palmetto Avenue, Sanford 323-1583 Liberty Christian School is a Ministry of Palmetto Avenue Daptisl Church �S a n lo rd H e ra ld . Sanlord. Florida - Sunday, July 25, 1993 - 7B Adopted adult will never search for ‘real’ m other DEAR ABBYi I was adopted when I was 3 weeks old. My purents told me that I wan adopted — I'Ve always known it. You hear so much these days about adopted adults who want lo llnd their "rea l" mothers. I may he unusual because I've never had any desire to find mine. My mother gave me up at birth for my own gixxl — and* hers. I am gratefu l lo her because the parents who raised me have given me a wonderful home. I believe that most adopted adults who start searching for their birth mothers must be unahppy with their parents, or their lives I feel sorry for parents who have adopted children and given them a good borne only to have them start searching for iheir "re a l" mothers. I would never do that. So lo all you adopted people, appreciate your good fortune, and don't go poking around tryin g to find you r “ r e a l" mother. The one you have couldn't Ire any more real. Please believe me LUCKY IN K AN S AS CITY DEAR LUCKY: Many adopted adults desperately need to know about their roots regardless of how wonderful I heir adoptive parents are However. I have heard Irorn many adopted adults which is their right. However. In every adoption, the medical his­ tories of both hlrth parents — A D V IC E am i their a n cesto rs — are enormously valuable. DEAR ABBY: What Is It with people who cannot close a car door, refrigerator door, cabinet A BIG AIL door, or any other door without VA N BUREN slamming It? Two of my close friends are door shimmers. I don't know If l a n d h a v e k n o w n s o hi e they are aware o f their noisy, obnoxious habit, but when they personally) who share your feel­ are In my home. I Jump a foot ings. Head on: DEAR ABBY: May I comment when they close doors. I would like to ask them lo on lire letter from the woman who raised three children whom close the doors more gently, but stir adopted at birth and Is now a I don't want to offend them. Any advice would lx* appreci­ g ra n d m o th e r? None o f her ated. children wantrd lo locale their Mt r aid Photo by Mir* b H i m l in* hlrth mothers and she asked II CEOROE IN SHELTON. WAbH. DEAR GEORGE: Asking a Smith, State President Walter Butler, Brother her children were unusual I can Chairman Craig Merkerson, Shonda Ferguson, Ruben Larkin, District Deputy It Colonel Joyco answer that. They are not neces­ close Irlend to please close doois Tamoka McCrao. N icole Lemon and Bryan Byrd sarily unusual — hut they are more gently should not offend a Whitolield Back row. loft to right. Brother Jeffuo lucky. I am adopted and have habitual door slammer — but always known It. I am now -10 you know your friends better years old. and have no desire to than I. so. simply show them find my birth parents. When you ihis column and say*. "I cannot told the mother that It was a tell a lie. I am Hie George who • Shonda Ferguson who will study to become a physiologist wonderful compliment to her wrote that letter ” By MARVA HAWKINS DEAR READERS: Ain't it the continue her education In the at the University of South Flor­ and her husband, you couldn't Herald Columnist truth? ida. field of nursing at Florida AAM have given a better answer Tills scientific fact Is liased Corporal Olivia Ayres. Past University P.M.C. IN W IC H ITA. KAN. S AN FO R D — C e le ry C ity On an olt repeated tiling Slate President Elaine Crumby, • G e v o n n e F orgu son w ill taxlge No 542 and Evergreen A txxfy immersed in water DEAR P.M.C.: Not all my study to become a doctor, she and Brigadier General J Smith T e m p le No, 32 1 Im p ro v ed Will make a telephone ring presented the awards to Un­ readers agreed with me I can He lie vole ut Protective Order of will iiegln her schooling at Sem­ M IM I K A Y . W ALL deserving students. understand (hat. And some birth inole Community College. Elks of the World held Its Past S TR E ET JOURNAL A special thanks goes to the mothers prefer NOT to be found, • Tameka McCrac who's goal Grand Exalted Ruler Annual Education Department of i In* Is to bromc a Journalist will Award program in honor of the attend Bcthunc-Cookman Col­ Elks nl Sanford to Drill Unit late Brothers Lockwood Brown Company " F " of the Antler lege. and Walter E. Mosley • Bryan Whltcfleld wants to he Guard, and the Past Stale Presi­ The worship service was held a teacher and will attend Florida dents' Club at the St John Metropolitan The youth of today are the liaptisi Church with Pastor Rob­ State. success of tomorrow. State Pn• Craig Merkerson who aspires e r t D o cto r d e l i v e r i n g th e srllrnt Walter Butler of the Flor­ to go into the Held of elementary message of the morning The ida Stale Association brought Young Adult Choir o f St. John's education received tile Past greetings and gave encourage Grand Exalted Ruler Lockwood p re s e n te d the m u sic. T h e Brown-Waiter E. Mosley Schol­ merit lo the scholarship recipi­ awards program was presided ents arship Award for 1993. He will over by Colonel Ruben Larkin. attend Bcthunc-Cookman Col­ Introductions ol the students The occasion was given by Sgt and purents were made by lege. EG George Myles Following T h e G race H ayncs-Brewcr Colonel Retha Baker. cam e thr Introduction of the Past State Presidents Club pres­ Words and appreciation wenhonor students who are the 1993 ented the First Annual Mary L. given by Lt. Colonel Joyce Byrd Merit Scholars of Lake Mary McClalron scholarship to Nicole on behalf of Colonel Roosevelt High School Lemon, a 1993 graduate of Cummings Jr., company com The prescription o f monetary Seminole High School. 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J WM 1Iw itH W llM II ll-W tt— ' G -n o i lo.t nh < f * i G rayspN < lipo>H :) IIP [Nff| M ilan T M Cllf ol IN I***” 1 WTST- ] wCWM'ttt ■ For 24-hour TV listings, see LEISURE magazine of Friday, July 23 ■» at I t a.m when they were s e r v e d punc h by N a n c y Tcrwtllcgcr. The bride's table wax covered with a lumily helrtoubi vfotlt and centered with an arrangement of freshly cut roses Irani the garden ol the bridegroom’s paternal great aunt. Dorothy Williams. The other smaller tables also held the same rose arrange­ ments. G u e s ts w e re s e rv e r! an assortment ol casseroles, vege­ ta b les. frozen A rctic salad, a s s o r te d ro lls and d essert prpepared by the hostesses. Among those attending were the bride's mother, the bride­ g ro o m 's m other and Selm a W illia m s , the b rid e g ro o m 's maternal grandmother. On July 12. Jackie was enter­ tained at a miscellaneous bridal shower given by Mary Bridges and Ruth Carlton of Sanford und O u Id a T u ttle o f O r la n d o , maternal great aunts o f the bridegroom , at the Sanford home of Mary and Bill Bridges. Forty guests were Invited to a tte n d the e ve n in g o f fun, laughter, games and fellowship. Refreshments were served after the bride-elect opened her many lovely and useful gifts. Summer bridge The Wednesday Bridge Social has generated a lot of response since Hs Inception this year. A lot o f the credit goes to Libby Prevail who spearheaded the group of card players after she got her fret wet as a diligent and devoted member o f the Sanford Woman's Club. The bridge players met at the Oak Avenue home of Elizabeth MeElralh for the July meeting. T h e y will continue to meet during the summer months In the homes of members. Winners were the following: Tony Hobson, first: Elizabeth MeElralh. second: and Isabel Wilson, third. Others playing were: Charlotte Smith, Frances Wilson. Jean Williams. Helen Ernest. Rose Jacobson. Beatrice Buck. Betty Halback. Mary Dale Jones. Car­ rie Greene. Jane Philips und Vel Logan. Members are reminded that they can bring guests to the meetings. The next meeting will be Aug. 11. at the home of Isabel Wilson. For reservations, call Isabel. 322-6276. or Libby. 349-5637. Beth Bridges and W illiam A n th on y Ahru/zino II were married Saturday. April 3. ut Grace Methodist Church. Two days later. Belli fell down tin steps" and broke her log while she was on pnrl-llmr duty nl hoi Job with the stale aiiorney s office. Ik-lh had planned to resign from her Job In May lo work full time In her new husband's Winer Park law office. Conse­ quently. her resignation came a hide curly. She hud quite a struggle and manages lo gel around on enri­ ches like a pro. She said she feels II will take a year before she c an walk full weight. Accompanied hv tier husband, sire recently went grocery shopping for tinfirst time since the accident. ” 1 was exhausted.'' she said. A member of the national MADD board of directors. Belli Is also active In the Woman's Club o f S an ford and tire Junior Woman's club. Her husband brought her an office computer home so she could keep tab on what's going on tu Ills law practice. Lust weekend, Beth and Gall Hlll-Smlth. troth state officers In (h e F lo r id a F e d e r a tio n o f W o m en 's Club, atten d ed a FFWC retreat at Grenlcfr to plan next year's activities. In the meantime. Betti ts dreaming about (hut belated honeymoon. "W e plan to go to New S’ork." she xalci. their lamtliex ai a tradtltonal t hanksgiving dinner. But on the day lx-fore the 1)lg Turkey Day. Kathy slipped on the Job and broke her kneecap. Stir laughed and said. "Mom (Dm Painter) said I did It to keep from preparing Hie lood .*' The Injury was no laughing matter to Kathy. A simple little kneecap break? Well, that socalled slpiple Injury kept Kathy confined for six months before she could drive, and ahoui a mouth ugo she finally returned to her Job as manager o f the ladles department at Rutland’s In the Altamonte Mall where she Is on part-time status while she continues to heal. R em em b er how cu te und vlvuclous Kathy was when she graduated from Seminole High School In 1965? Well, she still Is. and who would believe she Is the mother of two daughters. Stacey Reichert. 26. o f Big Pine. Kv.. and Marcey Kinney. 22. ol San­ ford. Stacey lias two children. 4 and six months, and Marcey has a son. 2lfi. Six years ago. Kathy and David Skyles. an architect, tlrd th e k n o t. T h e y liv e d In Sweetwater, on Lake Markham Road and for quite some time have lived at The Oaks near Idyllwlldc where they enjoy all their wonderful neighbors. David bus two children. Steve. 26. and Tammy. 22. both of Sanford. Kathy feels she has a lew more months of therapy before she is back to normal. Then watch out! She's a hall of fire. Delayed honeymoon Spcuklng ol breaks, there's another true story with a had breuk angle. UONUS noun (4 lo 61 [jilchf ield Litchlivid Quality Tbaatra* CINfcMAS-324-0115 •NO PASS MOVIE* fm winy3 (BBSS?) v.1 2:4 5 2:45 4:45 7:15 9:15-*n ^*-12:30 3:30 5:33 7:40 9:40-“^ FIN THE UNE T |«™ -A OF FIRE J \JmCA----------------------/ >*-12:00 2:30 5:007:30 10:00— ' i $ 0J I aC OErt ( locnmcs ii J r M^LAW 1:20 3:20 5:20 7:20 9:20 > -1 2 :3 0 2:15 4:30 7:00 O iO O -' >- Update Some folks have u way of getting a lot of breaks whether they want them or not. Last year at Thanksgiving tim e, Kathy Skyles and her sister were planning to entertain ALL MOVIES IN STEREO SOUNO e s �BB - Sanford Herald, Sanlord. Florida - Sunday, July 25. 1903 B L O N D IE by Chic Young THE B O R N LO SE R * GLNttS.-nUS OCtiLCAKE IS FROZEN BARDA6 A ROC*.! by A rt Sansom COOLDNT YOU m e THAWED IT ecroRe yo u se r ved it ? NO...YOU KNOW THE * JCROWAVES e«X£M out PEANUTS bv Charles M . Schuli TU M B LEW EED S HOTWIRE YOU CONDUCT A by T . K . Ryan SCAVENGER HUNT IN HERE I by J im m y Johnson AR LO A N D J A N IS by Bob Thaves* FRANK A N D E R N E S T MY DOCTOft TOLP bit TO T A tf T fltrt P P e S c p t p T io N p H A £ M *cy n n n ro m n r 'fe, iT in n i a | / n u s o< / \ cj fO F x H ^ V / e N ’T yj\^z ^ -T s^ w J ) \ in s o m n ia ^ eur TAKW anyut^ T tvHY <vor 7 V\ vu l 1 i He SA\t> TO TAKt Obit W o n 60lN(5 TO s/.eep. HOROSCOPE B y Bernice Bede Osol YOUR B IR T H D A Y July 25. 1003 Instead of making a career change In the year ahead, strive In derive all the lM-nrflts you can Iruin the field In which you’re p resen tly involved. E xciting surprises could I k- in the uffing. LE O (July 23-Aug. 221 You're capable n( iiandling difflctill dr* veiop rn en ls today, provided there is an absence o f outside Interference. When others bull In. they could throw you off course. Leo, treat yourself In it birthday gilt. Send fur your Astro-Graph predictions for the year ahead by mailing $ 1 2 5 anil a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope to Astro Graph, e/o litis newspaper. P.O. Iktx -1*1(55. New York. N Y 10193 Be sor* to state your zodiac sign. V IR G O (Aug. 23-Sept. 221 Today if you have to make a presentation to promote an Issue you’re trying to advance, don’t confuse facts wit It fantasy. Your listeners won’t is- Interested In supposition. L IB R A ISept. 23-Oel 22) Ob­ je c t iv e and realistic tactics should work well In commercial dealings you have with strangers today. Warmth must l>e added, however, when negotiating with friends SCORPIO (Oil 2-1 Nov 221 Good plans and Ideas will count lor nil today It you lad to execute them as outlined. Be s o r e your actions do not deviate from your blueprint S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov 23-Dec 211 T o d a y y o u m u s t be extrem ely selective regarding persons to whom you reveal confidential Information. II you make a wrong choice, what you sav might Is- twisted and used against you C A P R IC O R N (Dee 22-Jan. 191 Ik- careful In endeavors with frien d s today w h ere shared expenses Is an Issue It tilts Isn't h an d led correctly, som eone might Im- charged ton much A Q U A R I U S (Jan 20 Feb 191 Where your personal ambitions are con cerned today, allies might sop|M>rt you only up to a given |»olnt If you overstep this boundary, you'll be on your own. PISCES (Frh. 20 March 20| Com petitive games you play with Irlends today should merely ACROSS 1 Salamandar 4 Rival In Arliona 8 Flah'a braathino organ 12 — Clalra. Wla. 13 City In Ruaala 14 Cantral Amarlcan oil Ira* 15 lllumlnattd 16 Rlaky 18 Foolish 20 Collection ol facta 21 Folk alngar Burl — 23 Ercaailri 27 Haath plant 30 Parachuta da'lvary 32 Snaar 33 Merriment 34 Aclreaa — Luplno 35 Laughing — 36 Bartlatt, a.g. A n a w e r to P re v io u s P u a ile 37 Look aaarchlngly 38 Studio 40 Stupaty 41 Hindu quaan »«.) 42 Long ago 44 High card 46 Itam In tlla cablnat 50 Bird JUU ULUUU 11LJU UUUU HldUU UUU LjUULJ UUUUUUUU auauutJ uuuuLj ULUUUUEJU □uiaaaui Ir lg h ta n e r 54 Comadtan — Philip* 55 No man — — Island 56 Haraldic croaaet 57 Rlvar In Gtrmany 58 Photocopy 59 Monstar 60 Actraaa Waal DOWN t Snakallka fiahaa 2 — accompli 3 Belial danc- Im- played for l i r e fun ol It and not used us o tnrm of measure­ ment as to who Is the i M - t l e r [H'num, AR IE S (March 21 April 19) In order lo I m successful today uud have gratifying experiences, you must be one thing without trying to Im* another. If it is business, slick to business; It It 's pleasure, stick to pleasure TAU R U S IApril 20 May 20) You're apt to he au enthusiastic starter today, hot au uninspired finisher. In order to Im- pro­ ductive. you most Im- consistent One ot your best assets today ts B y Bernice Bede Osol your ability to graxp and retain YOUR B IR TH D AY knowledge regarding endeavors Ju ly 20, 1903 or situations In which you’ re Keep the lines of rommurUcnprcscntly Involved. Use what lion o[M ti and functional In the you acquire year ahead with friends who S A G IT T A R IU S INnv. 23-Dec. now live In distant places. Some­ 21) In your commercial dealings thing beneficial could result with today I m * especially cognizant of a pal who was lucky for you little details. It could be u previously. com bination of small things LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Doing that'll enable you to turn a tidy nice things for persons who profit. require your assistance Is likely C A P R IC O R N (Dee. 22-Jan. to Ik - a knee-jerk reaction today. 191 Don't feel you have lo do big What makes your deeds Im­ lblogs In order b» win the respect pressive Is the fact they'll Inof others today Actually, their dune without any fanfare. admiration will Im- aroused when V IR G O (Aug 23-Rcpt. 22) Try In spend time loday with friends you effectively use the little you iuivcut your disposal. who talk about tuples or Issues you find mentally stimulating A AQ U AR IU S |Jan. 20-Fcb. 19) brisk exchange o f Ideas could Ik- content with nominal pro­ prove extremely productive. gress today where achieving an L IB R A (Sept. 23-Ocl. 221 Do Im portant o b jective Is con not sit on any Ideas or develop­ rented. These small steps that ments today you feel could be are moving In the right direction meaningful to you materially. arc of enormous Importance. Y ou ’ re in a good c y c le for PISCES (Feb. 20 Mnrrh 20) jK-rsonal acquisition, so make You could do a hit better than the most of It. usual today In situations that SCO RPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) - have small elements of chance. uluulj JUU tfUUU U1UU a c iH a u u ti m u uaaa u lk ju ljlj a a u u a u t i a a u u ii □ □ □ □ m u □ □ □ □ a tja u u u u u auju uuiLia u k j u u uuu t i u m .i er’s skirt 4 Lady — 5 Turkish dacree 6 Barnateln. tor short 7 Saaweed 8 President — Ford h .’.i n 9 African native 10 Comedian — Costello 11 Miaerables 17 Habituate Bar.) 19 Rupee traction wage* Attempts Cowboys' event Not together Typo of moth Lasso "Doll's House" author Comparative ending — whirl Fragment Rind Was taught Wander In atore Day*-----Livat Outside (prat.) Consider Actress — Thompson Light pink wine Female ret. Le. time Orivers' org Tatter a n d fr n n r ln u s . GEM INI (May 2 1-June 201 Getting along with business as sociales nr persons with whom you have commercial dealings shouldn't Im- problematical to­ day. However, handling social involvements could I m- sticky. CANCER (June 2 1-July 22) Managing your own resources might not come easy (or you loday. so It's Im-sI not to attempt lo direct the financial allulrs ol others. They could I m- the straws th.it break theeuirnTsback. A calculated risk could be In order tl you really know what voti're doing. ARIES (March 21 April 19) If there are rib threads l«-ft dangl­ ing or loose ends to be tied dow n , y o u 'll k now y o u 'v e h a n d Ie d y o u r t a s k s an d assignments satisfactory today. Completion signifies success. TAU R U S (April 2(>-May 201 Be w illin g In make sm all c o n ­ c e s s io n s to d a y I f y o u 'r e personally negotiating an im)>ortan matter with another In order to get what you want, you must llrst prime the pump. GEM INI IMay 2 1-June 20) Saving money on what you buy today In actuality will be the same us making money. Do lots of comparison shopping and look for bargains wherever you g<> CANCER (June 2 1-.Inly 221 Do not suppress your creative Inclinations today, even when performing mundane chores. Use these urges effectively in everything you do. :■ r WIN AT BRIDGE By P h illip Alder There are times (the Senior Life Master explained to his Saturday morning class) when you have u crucial guess to make In a suit. Perhaps you are faced with a two-way finesse. It Is best lo delay the decision for as long as |M)sslhlc. Find out as much as you can about the other suits iK-fore committing ymnsell in the critical suit. This deal Is a relatively simple example o f the genre. The SLM put the North-South cards on the hoard and then continued. S o u th 's b id d in g w a s a g ­ gressive. Opposite a single raise, he was thin Inr his jump to game. But the vulnerable game iMintis Is a powerful lure. And the opponents' silence suggested favorable soil breaks. West led the spade king. Hast signaling with the queen lo show the Q-J. West continued with two more rounds o f the soli Sooth ruffed, drew trumps and paused to assess the prospects. Clearly he had to find the diamond queen lo make ,)iis game. But who held the key queen? Not having the (towers of Mr. P. Hal Sims, an expert In the early days o f contract bridge, who reputedly never mlsguesaed a two-way finesse, South led the club king. When West won with the ace. the final piece of the Jigsaw puzzle had fallen intis place. West had shown up with I I (Milnts the A-K o f spades und the club are. How could he have the diamond queen as well, when hr couldn'l open the bidding? South won the dub return In the dummy, cashed the diamond ace. fin e s s e d In d iam o n d s through East and claimed Ills contract. ♦ A* 8 4 J7( WEST 4 AK2 4443 ♦ 74 4 3 4 A9 3 EAST 4 q J to 9 5 42 ♦ Q52 48542 SOUTH 48 4 4 A q J 10 9 4 K J 10 4 K Q 10 Vulnerable Both Dealer: West South 14 44 West Pass Pass Pass North Pass 24 Pass East Pass Pass Pass ■»X...PVRStt l. YOU POH'T? UM...PJN-T HOW 00 YOU tiAVC A ryicsf... CARRY YOUR AiOV£Y AW s • • v. Opening lead. 4 K ------------------------------------- r by Leonard Starr A N N IE AUPEPS ARC tUAi | l ’A\ 6UR£... £A5v roPCRAre.li e r . where ARIEL/ Y00 GET P0 YOU W 1tt' HANO OF I f YOUR PURSE. IN B0 f l M e / A ANNifc? T* 714 11 NORTH 4 87 ) 4 K0 T 5 t JUST SORT O' OIL PfcAR/wEXl STUFF IT AIL IN rtAvfc to p o *W POCKETS... th in g ainx/ t I o .K o 73Y-4T.' r* �t I Sanlord Herald. Sanlotd. Florida - Sunday. July 25. 1993 Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice ---------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- — ' N O TIC E OF ACTION IN E M IN E N T DOMAIN IN THE C IR C U IT COURT OF THE E IG H T E E N T H J U D IC IA L CIR C U IT, IN AN D FOR S E M IN O L E COUNTY. F L O R IO A Jt* CASE N O *1 m i CA I I L * ST M IN O L E COUNTY, a p o litic a l subdivision o t th# M » '» o l Florida, a P etition **. .G L O R IA W W E S T M O R E LA N D JOHN L M A Y N A R D , B AR N ETT TOANK OF C E N T R A L F L O R ID A . N A a N a tio n a l Banking .O rg a n ! ra tio n F L O R ID A POWER C O R P O R ATIO N , a Flo rida C orp ora tion RAY V A L D E S a t Ta« C o u rtlo i o l Sam tnol* County, »F lo rid a and th * unknow n spouse* o l th* above II any. tha lr ha ir*. \d r > 't a r t a ttig n a a t g ra n la a t. c rtd ilo rt I* ** # * *. a ie c u to rt ad • m m ittra to rs . m ortgagee*. lu d flm rn t c r r d 'lo tl tru s te e * H tnP oidaft 'p a r to r n In p o tta ttlo n and any and all o ttw r p e rto n t P aring or f l a m in g lo h a ra any r ig h t. I l l l * or Intaratl by, through, under or ,'a g a im l th * «bora nam ed D alendanlt. or other w i t * claim in g any 't ig h t , M l* , o r In te r* i t in th * re *lp to p # rly deter ibed In Ih it action, D alendanlt iT O THOSE ABO VE N A M E O D E F E N D A N T S A N D TO ALL IP A R T IE S C L A IM IN G IN TE R E S T BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR •A G A IN S T THE N A M E D D E FE N D A N TS A N D TO A L L PAR TIES lH A V IN G OR C L A IM IN G TO HAVE ANY R IG H T . TITLE OR 'IN T E R E S T IN THE P R O P E R TV OESCRlBEO OELOW An E m inen t Dom ain P e titio r together w ith I t t D eclaration o l Taking h a t been tile d in th * a b o rr tlytad c o u rt to acquire certain p ro p e rty in le r e t't In Sami n o t* County. F lorida, d e s c rib e d # * lo llo w t T U S K A M IL L A ROAD PARCEL. IIU M B tR 145 (P H A S E I ) F E E S IM P L E C o s u s e n c tt a t t l i o s o u t h e a s t c o r n o r o f t h o S o u t h w e s t 1 /4 o f t h o S o u th e a s t 1 /4 o f S u c t io n 2 4 , T o w n s h ip 21 S o u t h , Range 10 K n o t , S e a ln o le C o u n ty , F lo r id a ; th a n c o ru n H .O 0 * 2 O * 2 l“ E . a lo n g t h o E a s t l i n o o f s a id S o u th w o s t 1 /4 o f t h o S o u th e a s t 1 /4 a d is ta n c e o f 4 9 5 .0 1 f o o t t o th o S o u th lin o o f t h o W o r th 4 0 f o o t o f t h o S o u th 5 1 5 f o n t o f s a id S o u th w o s t 1 /4 o f th o S o u t h o a s t 1 / 4 ; th e n c o r u n M .B 9 M a 0 4 " M . a lo n g s a id S o u th lin o 1 .1 2 fo o t to th o p o in t o r L o g in n in g o n th o o x is tln g M ost r ig h t- o f - w a y l i n o o f T u a k a w illa R oad as show n o n th o H lg h t o f- W a y Map o f S o s l n o l o C o u n ty P r o j e c t H o . P S 041, T u s k a w llla Road; tlio n c o c o n tin u e H . 8 9 * 1 8 '0 4 "R . a lo n g s a id S o u th lin o 1 2 .1 2 fo o t; th n n e o ru n H . 0 4 * 0 8 • 4 5 "E . ; th o n c o ru n N o r t h e r l y a lo n g t h o a r c o f a a id c u r v e 1 5 .9 4 l o o t t h r o u g h a c e n t r a l a n g le o f 0 0 * 0 7 ' 1 4 " t o t h o W o r th l i n o o f t h o s o u th 5 1 5 f o o t o f o a ld S o u t h w e s t 1 /4 o T t h o S o u t h e a s t 1 / 4 ; t h o n c a r u n 5 . B 9 * 18 • 0 4 " E . p a r a l l e l w it h th o S o u th l i n o o f t h u S o u t h w e s t 1 / 4 o t o a l d S u c t i o n 24 a d i o ta n c o of 1 5 .8 4 fo o t to o a ld o s ls tin g M oat r ig h t- o f - w a y lin o ; th o n c o r u n S . 0 9 * 2 6 '2 2 " M . 4 0 .4 7 f o o t t o th o p o in t o f L o g in n in g , c o n t a in ­ i n g t l i o r o l n 1 , 159 s q u a r e l o o t a u t o oi l o s s . TO G ETH ER WITH P A R C E L HUMBER 7 4 5 T U S K A M IL 1 A ROAD (P H A S E 1) TEMPORARY C 0M 8TR U C T10H CASEMENT C o n a o n c o a t t lio S o u tb s a s t c o rn e t o f t h o S o u th w u a t 1 / 4 o f t h a S o u t b s a s t 1 /4 o f S u c t i o n 2 4 , T o w n s h ip 21 S o u t h , H a n g s 10 E a s t , S o a ln o lu .C o u n ty , F lo r id a ; th o n c o ru n H . 0 0 * 2 0 '2 1 " E . a l o n q t h u E a s t 11 n o o f s a i d S o u t h w o s t 1 / 4 o f t h o S o u th o a a t 1 /4 4 d ia t a n c o o f 4 9 5 .0 1 f o n t t o th o S o u th U na o f th a N o rth 40 f o o t o f th e S o u th 5 1 5 f o o t o f s a id S o u th w o s t 1 /4 o f th o S o u t h e a s t 1 / 4 ; t h o n c a r u n I f . 8 9 * 18 • 0 4 " W . a l o n g s a id S o u th U n a 1 .1 2 f a s t to th o u x in t in q M o s t r I q h t - o f - w a y l i n o o f T u s k a w llla R o a d a s show n bn th e R ig h t- o f- M a y Map o f S e a i n o l a C o u n t y P r o jo c t N o. P S -0 4 1 , T u s k a w llla R o a d ; th a n c o c o n t i n u e ) N . 8 9 * 1 8 ' 0 4 “ W. a l o n g s a i d S o u t h l i n o 1 2 .1 2 f e a t t o t h o p o in t o f b u g in n in g ; th u n c a l l ______________________ l GARAGE SALE GUIDELINES 1. Advsrtiss what paopia wanil CMdran's clothing, ckthot colloci ibtet. Tool» books and ansquei are Y*o mod popular H orn* 2. Make It convenient lo shop at yoor garage salat Be tors there u actequate parking space Pott tk with ckfee bon* to parking arai arrangamontt with neighbor* 2. Make H astv to pay! Havo plant/ ol change and ■ tyium kx handing Maka aura on* person it on duty at aH I met at a centralfod tocoson praterabty with a calculator or adchnfl machma 4. Provide orlcoa. Do not maka every parson ask. Pncet maka (or quick, much is ffris/Pf ‘ eftoctsw “ ‘ taOi or a good lor cuttomari to dart bargaining r eGal . an early alert. Soj up dttpftyi the evening before it possible I. Departmental!]#. Separata Su naiponwva ilomi from tie more cotSr area* Group furniture, clothing, toy*, lewn equipment and i other item with imJar morchaniisa one aroa lor 'Under $5‘ . another 7. Specialise. EtUblith E kx 'Under St’ Contutor having a batch ol Hams Suit are 'FREE with purchase ol S3*. Romember M youngdera, too Encourage But with small, low pncod itomt tost are appropruito for Bus purpose. S. Time your Hto carefully! Havo 8 at ■ time when most people are at home and unconoBmed with special event* y. Combine your efforts I Incorporate your sat# with a nwghbor lor more variety and grsator impact 10. Ba specific I When advoriung your sale mtha newspa­ per, list mdmdual items Don't simply say, 'several Bungs erasable.* Each tone you ltd an item, you are broadening Bie kit ot potential customers 11. Ba gonerousi II you have items left over, give them to a charitable organizaSon. II you see Btal some items are not moving woDduring tha salt, martsthemdown dunng the lad hours Remember, the prune reason tor holding Bte sale is to tom your unwanted items into caihl c o n t i n u e N . 8 9 * 1 8 10 4 " H . a l o n g s a i d S o u t h 5 .0 1 f o o t ; t h a n c a r u n N , 0 4 * 1 1 10 0 * E . 4 0 .0 7 U na fa s t t o t h o W o r t h Una o l t h o S o u L h 5 2 5 f o o t o f o a ld S o u th w e s t 1 /4 of th a S o u th e a s t 1 /4 ; thonco run S . 8 9 * 1 B ' Q 4 " E . along aald N o r t h Una 5 .0 1 f o a t t o a p o i n t o n a c u r v a c o n c a v a W e s t­ e r ly , h a v in g a r a d iu s o f 7 5 8 0 .5 2 f a s t a n d a c h o rd b e a r in g of S . 0 4 * 0 B '4 5 a M. th o n c o ru n S o u t h o r ly a lo n g t h e a r c o f s a id c u r v o 1 5 .9 4 f o o t th ro u g h a c e n tra l a n g lo of 0 0 * 0 7 '1 4 " ; th o n c o ru n S . 0 4 * 1 2 '2 2 " W . 2 4 .1 2 fo o t to th o p o in t of b e g in n in g , c o n ta in in g th e r e in 201 s q u a re f o o t a o ro o r lo s s . Each Defendant I t fu rth e r noil had m a t the P etition er *111 pe titio n for an O rder of T aking before In# H onorable Newman D B rock, on * o t th * Judge* of Ihe above tty led C ourt, on th * I f t t i day of Auguyt. I f f ) . a t 1 » p m . In th * Lem lnoi* County C o u rlh o u t*. Santord, F lo rida, in accordance w ith l i t D eclaration of T aking heretofore file d In Ih it ca u t* A ll D a le n d a n lt to H ilt tu it and a ll other in ta ra tte d p a rlla t m ay llm a ly ra q u a tt a hearing on th * P e titio n for th * O rder ol Taking at th * lim a and place d e tlgnated and t * heard Any Oatendant ta ilin g to t i l * a llm a ly ra q u a tt fo r he aring th a 11 w aive any rig h t lo o b ja c l lo Ih * O rd e r of Taking AN D Each Defendant and any other p e rto n t c la im in g any In fa ra tt in th * property described In th * P etition In th * above tty la d E m inent Dom ain proceeding I t hereby require d to ta r v * w ritte n defense* it any you hav*. lo tha P e tition heretofore file d In Ih it c a u t* on tha P etitioner. and any ra q u a tt tor a h e aring on tha p e titio n lo r th * O rder o f Taking If d * tire d , on P e titio n e r* A tto rn e y, w hota name and a d d re tt I t tfto w n below on or before A u g u tt I I, l» t I. and to file tha o rig in a l o t your w ritte n d e le n te t and any ra quatt tor hearing on th * P etition for th * O rd er o t Taking w ith th * C lark of H ut Court eith er before te r v lc * on th * P e titio n e r'* A ttorney o r im m a d la ta iy tha raa ttar, to thow w hat rig h t, t ill* , In ta ra tl o r Han you o r any o l you have or cla im In and to tha preparty d a tc rlb a d In ta>d P a lilio n and to thow c a u t* If any you have, w hy paid p ro p e rly th o u id not be condemned tor !h * u ta t and p u » p o t*t a t ta t lo rth In ta ld P a lilio n If you fa ll to answer a de fault may b * entered a g a ln tt you to r th * re lie f demanded In I he P e titio n II you ta ll to re q u e tt a hearing on th * P etition lo r O rder ot T a tln g you vhall w a n e any rig h t to object to ta x)O rd e r ot Taking W ITN ES5 m y hand and t* a l ot la id C ourt on th * K th day ot June im (S E A L ) V A R Y A N N E MORSE C LER K OF T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T IN AN D FOR S E M IN O LE COUNTY. FLO R ID A Hy Jean O rllla n l Deputy Clerk Ro b e r t a M c M i l l a n County A ttorney lo r S em inol*C ounty. F lo rid a V em lnol*C ounty Services B uilding HOI E a t t F I r t l Street Santord F lo rid a 111)t Telephone (aOMJJI 11)0. E at H U A ttorney for P etitioner P u b lith July l » . » . I f f ) DEG af Legal Notice A D V E R T IS E M E N T THE B O A RD O F COUNTY COMM ISSIONERS TM EC O U N TYO F S EM IN O LE Separate seeled b id * to» FC JO* M y rtle Lake M ills'M S B U w ill b* accepted by B a rry L Hastings. P urchasing Manager to* th * Seminol* County Board Ot County C om m issioners at th * offices Ot th * Purchasing D ivision, u n til J 00 P M . local tim e . Wednesday Auguyt I I . I f f ) B 'd* w ill b * pu b licly opened and read aloud as soon as possibl* thereafter in th * County Services B uild ng Room ylOJt board et County C om m ission*** A u d ito riu m . 1101 E 1st Street Santord F lor Ida Th* person whose duty it I* to open b d * w ill dec d# when closing lim e has a rriv e d and no bids received a tta r th * specified tim e w ill b# considered B id* received attar th * specified lim a shall be returned unopened M A IL OR 0 E L IV E R TO County Services B uilding HOI £ 1st S lr* * t Purchasing O i*ts*on Boom ) » # . Santord. F la r'd * I J f r j BIDS MUST BE R E C E IV E D IN THE PU RC H A S IN G D IV IS IO N HOI E 1ST S TREET - ROOM 1X4 - SANFORD F L O R ID A . NO LA TE R THAN > 00 P M LOCAL T IM E . ON B ID O P E N IN G OATE BIOS R E C E IV E D A F T E R THAT T IM E W IL L NOT BE AC C E P T E 0 NO E X C E P TIO N S W IL L BE M A 0 E BIOS W IL L NOT BE A C C E P TE D O R R E C E IV E 0 IN ROOM to n NO FA C S IM ILE OR T E LE G R A P H IC B ID SUBMISSIONS W ILL BE ACCEPTED M A R K O U T S ID E O F E N V E L O P E FC JO* M y r t le L a ke H ills MSBU SCOPE OF WORK To p r o v d * a ll labor, m a te ria l* equipm ent and other items necessary Including fw ciiil.es and services. w ithout aveaption lo r th * proper aiacu t-on and com pletion ot th * M y rtle L a k * H ills MSBU roadw ay p a v n g and d rainag e Im provem ents as shown on th * con tract draw ings and indica ted In lh * contract documents A P r* B id Conference w ill be held on Tuesday. August 1. t * * l at J 00 P M at th * C ounty Sarvicas B uilding. T h ird F lo or. Room )000 ItO lE F irs t SI . Sanlord F L J J fF I B ID BOND I I N ) R E Q U IR E D Bids m u st be accom panied either by a cashier * check upon an Incorporated bank o r tru s t company, m a d* payable to Board of County C om m issioner*. Sam m o l* County. F lo rid a or a b id bond w ith co rp o ra l* surety satisfa ctory lo the County, lor not lass than liv * percent l l \ ) o l th * total am ount o l th * b id as per specification* FOR FU R THE R IN F O R M A T IO N CONTACT Linda C Jones Contracts Analyst 1*0/1 111 I I M E i t J ltJ Specifications w ilt be ava ila ble Monday. Ju ly If . I f * ) and may be obtained at the County Services B uilding P urchasing D ivision. T hird Floor. Room 1/08. 1101 E F irs t SI . Santord. F L iW t P aym ent ol t)0 00 w ill be require d tor each sat. no re fu n d * w ill be made Specification* Plans a r * available tor rv v ia w In lh * Purchasing O lvislon NOTE A LL PR O SPEC TIVE OFFER O R S ARE H E R E B Y CAU T IO N E D NOT TO CONTACT ANY M E M B E R OF THE S EM IN O LE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY C O M M IS S IO N R S R E G A R D IN G THE ABOVE B ID A L L CONTACTS M U S T BE C H A N N E LE D THROUGH THE P U RC H ASIN G 01 VISION Th* County reserves th * rig h t to re je ct any or a ll otters, w ith or w ithout causa, to w aive technicalities, o r to accept lh * o ffe r w hich in if* best lodgement best serves lh * inta rasf o l lh * County Cost of sub m ittal o l this otter is considered an o p eratio nal cost of tha o tter c» and shall not b * pasted on to or bo rn* by th * County B a rry L Hastings Purchasing Manager County Services B u ilding H ot E t i t Street Santord. F L 1 2 /J I Publish July 11, I f f ) D EG 144 IN THE C IR C U IT COURT OF THE IIT H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D T O R S EM IN O LE COUNTY. FLO R ID A CASE NO t)« 4 0 f CAM L U S BANCORPM ORTGAG E COMPANY P la m titl vs E D W IN M M ARCANO E T A L Defendant) NOTICE OF ACTION TO ED W IN M MARCANO and JO SEPH IN E MARCANO R ESIDENCE UNKNOW N LA S T K N O W N M A IL IN G ADDRESS 1)1 10 W e«lord Terrace *40 Jam aica. NY H a l) A N D TO A ll parsons claim in g an m if f * * t hy, through under or ag ainst th * aforesaid Oatan dent* YOU ARE H E R E B Y NOTI F IE D TH A T an action »o to r* clove a m ortgage on the totlow ing described properly located inS em m ol*C o unty F lo rida L o t 4. G A R D E N L A K E E S T A T E S . U N IT ONE ac co rd in g to the p la t thereof recorded m P lat Book It , P ag** I t and 11 ot th * Public Records Ot S*mmola County. F lor id * Together w ith a ll structures and im p ro v e m e n t* now and h * r * a t ! * r on said land, and t iilu r e * attached thereto and a ll rents. Issues, proceed*, end p ro fits accruing and to a c c r** fro m said prem ises a ll o l wtveh a r * included w ithin the lor ego m g d e s c r i p t i o n a n d th e habendum thereof, also a ll gas steam e le c tric , water and other he aling, cooking, re frig e ra tin g lig h tin g plum bing ven tila ting irrig a tin g and power systems machines, appliances llito r e s and appurtenances which a r* now or m ay her alter per tarn lo or be used with. In. or on s it"I premises even though they m.s, be detached or detachable has been t ied ag am tt you and you a i* required to ter v* a copy o ' you* w ritte n defenses It any to this action, on V IC K I M VARGO of ANOERSON A RUSH Attorneys tor P 'A ln tilt whose address is JJJ East Cen tra l Boulevard Orlando. F lo rida JTS01. and III* the orig in a l w ith tha Clerk o l th# above styled Court on or before lh * l)th d i r o l August I f f ) otherwise a lu d g r n a n l m a y ba e n te re d against you lor th * re lie f ctr mended m lh * Com plaint WITNESS M Y HAND AND SEAL OF SAID COURT on this M th day ot June i f f ) IS E A U V A R Y A N N E MORSE as Clerk o lv a d Court By Heather Brook* as Deputy Clerk Publish July < H <1 J) >**] OEG 41 IN T H E C IR C U IT C U U R T OF THE E IG H T E E N T H f lim e IA L C IR C U IT IN AN D FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLO R ID A C at* No f t M )> CA I4K IM F D IM E SAVINGS BANK OF NEW YORK FSB. I P la m titl VI STEVE ROCHE D A N N Y M MONROE P A M E L A S MONROE M O R I/O N IN VESTM ENTS I N C . U N IT E O S T A T E S O F A M E R IC A IN T E R N A L R E VE N U E SERVICE CONCFTTA M ON R O E, and SPRING V A L LE Y FARMS CO M M UN ITY ASSOCIATION INC O elendanlt NOTICE OF ACTION TO O e le n d a n lt. S T E V E ROCHE, residence unknow n, la tf known address 141 Sylvan D riv e . W inter P ark F lo rid a T J / lf H O R IZ O N IN V E S T M E N T S . IN C . a d d re s s un known last known address tala Gay Hoad W inter Park Flor Id a and C O N C E T T A MONROE residence unknown last known address 4 IU Bar ric k . *104. F a ir fa i. VA J » )1 , not known to be dead o r a lir * . and it dead. Ihe unknown spout*, h e ir s , d e v is e e s , g r a n t * * * , assignees lie n o rs , c re d ito rs , trustees or other c la im a n ts by th r o u g h , u n d e r o r a g a in s t S TE V E ROCHE H O R IZ O N IN V E S T M E N T S , IN C and CONCETTA MONROE YOU ARE H E R E B Y NOT! F IE D that an action to foreclose a mortgage on th# follow ing properly in Sam lnol* County. F lor >da L O t If. SPRING V A L L E Y V IL L A G E . A C C O R D IN G TO THE PLAT THER EO F AS RE CORDED IN PLAT BOOK ) i PAGE TO PU BLIC HECOROS O f S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y FLO R ID A has been Med a g a m tt you by th * p la m titl in th * eb O vt style d causa, and you are re quire d to serve a copy ot your w ritte n d t f e n t a s . i t a n y . to i t on STEPHEN C PREUSS ESO p l a m t i t l s a tto rn e y P ra u ts Vaughn A Associates P A 101 South Boulevard Tampa Flor da 11404 111)1 )ia 1)44 on or before August 4 i f f ) and in * th * o rig inal w ith th * clerk o l this C o u 't either b*1o'# service on p l a m t i t l s a tto r n e y o r im m edllefy thereafter otherw ise a de fault w ill be entered ag am tt you lor the re !.*! demanded m th * com plaint WITNESS m y hand era) teal Ol this Court on th * M th day ot Jun*. I f f ) IS E A U M AR VAN N E MORSE Clet k o l lh * C irc u it Court By P a lric ia F Heath Deputy Clark Publish July a. It. I I. IS. i f f ) DEG aO Legal Notice I NOTICE OF ACTION IN E M IN E N T DOM AIN IN THE C IR C U IT C OURTOF TH E E IG H T E E N T H J U D IC IA L CIRCUIT IN A N D FOR S E M IN O LE COUNTY. F L O R ID A CASE NO T) H t l CA 11 K S E M IN O LE COUNTY a p o litic a l subdivision ot the State o l Florida Petitioner v THE HE IRS OF JESSIE S M IT H . M A X C IN E S M IT H ANNA S M IT H O O U G L A S l A L L E N . A D E L E W A L L E N W IL L IA M A MOORE JOHN M O O R E . O P H E L IA J MOORE U N IT E D S T A T E S OF A M E R IC A IN T E R N A L R E V E N U E SERVICE R IC H AR D E M O LE SR 0 IA N E L M O L E . R A Y V ALD ES a t T a . Collector Ol Seminole County. F lo rida, and the unknown spouses o l tha a b o rt, It any. th e ir h a lrt. d a n * * * * . assignees grantees, cre ditors, lessees, e ie c u lo r* a d m in is tra to r*, m ortgagees ludg m en t cre ditor * trustees lienholders, per sons In possession and any and ah oilier persons having or c la im in g to have * r y rig h t. I l l l * o r Interest by through, under or against tha above named Defendants, or otherwise c la im in g any rig h t, l i l l t . or Interest In the re al property described in this action. Defendants TO THOSE ABOVE N A M E O D E F E N D A N T S A N D TO A LL P A R T IE S C L A IM IN G IN T E R E S T BY THROUGH UNDER OR AG A IN ST THE N A M E D D E F E N D A N T S . A N D TO A LL PAR TIES H A V IN G OR C L A IM IN G TO H A VE A N Y R IG H T. T IT L E OR IN T E R E S T IN T M E P R O P E R TY D E SC R IB E D BELO W A n E m inent Domain P atltign . together w ith its D eclaration of Taking has been tiled m th * above styled co u rt to acquire certain p ro p e rty Interests in S am lnol* County. F lo rid a described as follows THE P A R C E L JOHNSON H IL L AREA (LOTS ) f A N D M l STOR M W ATER D R A IN A G E PROJECT Lot 1), LONE PINES, aecordm g to lh * P i#t I hereof as recorded In P la t Book t l . Pwg* ) l . o t th * P ublic Records o l S am lnol* County F lo rid a TO G ETH ER W ITH Lot )4 LONE PINES, according lo t h * P lal Iharaol a* recorded m P lat Boos t j Pag* ) l . o l Ihe P ublic Record* of Sem m ol* County. F lo rid a Each Oatendant is lu r lh a r no tifie d that th * P etition er w ill petition tor an O rder ot Taking before th * H onorable H obart 0 McGregor o n * ot th * Judges ot th* above styled C ourt, on the 4th day ol August I f f ) , 41 I 00 p m . In th * S am lnol* County Courthouse Santord F lo rid a in accordance w ith Its D eclaration o l Taking heretofore tiled in th is causa A ll D efendant* to this suit and a ll other interested p a rti* * m ay llm a ly request a hearing on th * P e tition lo* th * Order ot Taking at the tim e and place designated and be heard Any Defendant ta ilin g to h i* a tim e ly request tor hearing m a il waive any rig h t to object to th * O rder o l Taking AND I I Each Defendant and any oth er persons cla im in g any Inle fesl in th * pro p e rly described In the P e titio n in the above styled Em inent D om ain proceeding IS hereby re q u ire d to serve w ritte n defenses ,1 any you have to the P e titio n h a rtlo lo re tile d In this cause on Ihe P c lilio n a r. and any request lo r a hearing on the p e titio n lor the O rder ot Taking. II desired, on P e titio n e r's A tto rn e y, whose name and address I* shown below on or belore July Jf. I f f ) , and la hie the o rig in a l ot your w ritte n datansas and any request lo r hearing on I tie P e titio n for th * Order o l T aking w ith tha C lark ot tin s C ourt either be fo re se rvice on lh * P e titio n e r's A tto rn e y or Im m e d ia te ly th e re a t!**, to show what rig h t, title , interest or ban you or any o l you h a v * or Claim In and to th * p ro p e rty described in said P etition and to show causa. 11 any you h a v*. why s a d p roperty shou'd not be condemned to* the uses and purposes as set lo rth in said P etition It you ta il to answer, a default m a y be entered against you tor th * re lie f demanded In the P etition It you fa ll to request a hearing on th * P e titio n for O rder Jl T aking you shall w aive any rig h t to o b |*c l to sa>d O rder ot Taking WITNESS m y hand and seal o l salij Court on th * ts th d a y o l June Iff) (S E A L ) M A R V A N N E MORSE C LE R K OF THE C IR C U IT COURT IN ANO FOR SEM IN O LE C O U N TY , FLO R IO A By Ruth King D eputy Clerk R O B E R T A M cM i l l a n County A ttorney tor S em inol* County. Flo rida Seminole County Services B u ild in g 1101 East F irs t Street Sanford. F lo rid a )J J )l Telephone ( a O J ) » M IX E a t D la A ttorney (0* P e titio n ** P ublish July IS. I f f ) and J u ly » . I f f ) OEG ) BACX-TO-SQKKH A Special Supplement To T lio Sanford H e ra ld Coming August 4th D on't Miss A Sin gle Issue! LOCAL NEWS • LOCAL SPORTS • LOCAL EDITORIALS PEOPLE • HEALTH & FITNESS • EDUCATION • BUSINESS .Sanlonl llcraltl 300 n o r t h f r e n c h a v e • s a n f o r o . f l 3 2 7 7 1 I I �1 0 B - S a n fo rd H e ra ld . S a n fo rd , F lo r id a - S u n d a y , J u ly 25, U793 71—Help Wanted 7 1 - H e l p W anted CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole 322-26 i 1 CLASSIFIED DEPT HOURS 8:00 A ll. • 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY Orlando - Winter Park 831-9993 PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14corvacuttv* tlm n------- 57* ■ Itrw / consKtibvg H in ts _____ ..70* ■ lint S c m ttc u U v ttlm r*______ 81* a lint 1 H int...................................$1.19 a lint Ritts art p tr Issut, based on 3 lints * 3 Lints Minimum V /S A NOW ACCEPTING B B B rJ S cfw dde'fl may m riu te HaraM AdverMar at t w coat o f an adtbbonaJ day C arvel when you pel reeiAts Pay orty tar d a y* your ad runa at rata earned u s e KA d*scr*>bon tor taataat ra a iit* Copy m uet toaow a c r e ;* * * # typograpfw al farm *C om m *fn»l frequency ratoa ara avaaataa 0EADUNES Tuvaday tfvu Friday 12 Noon The D ay Betore Publication Sunday And Monday 5 30 P M Friday ADJUSTMENTS AND CREDITS: In Ih t tvan l of an error In an ad, the Sanford Herald will be responsible for Ihe fire! Ineertlon only and only fo the extent of the coel of that insertion. Plaaaa check your ad for accuracy tha fire* day it runa. ADMINISTRATIVE PERSON M ust be re lia b le . Ilesibie, I n e n d ly a n d h a te some know ledge o l d o gi end cals Need ASA P C a lll M *10* AGENTS A V O N Earn to SO*. No d o o r d o o r Guaranteed JON d isco u n ts Sandl 3)1 11*3 AGENTS REAL ESTATEI N othing succeeds like success We re w e ll in to our 3rd decade of tra in in g successful agents No lic e n s e * We ll he p 1 W ATSON R E A LTY C O R P R E ALTO R S ___________ 31H I M A T T E N T IO N SANFORD •••P O S T A L JOBS” * I I I * ) / h r fo s l a r t , p lu s b e n e fits P o s ta l c a rrie rs , sorters, c le rk s maintenance For an a p p lic a tio n and m m in fo r m a tio n , c a ll I 11* Tie a m . e . t P u a a * a m *P M T days AUTO A U C T IO N D R IV ER S NEEOEO M u si have valid d riv e rs lice n se and be able to drive s tic k ta TJ hr Sp r in t S ta ffin g 11* M l* BUG E L IM IN A T O R F u ll p a y w h ila le a rn in g ! I m m e d i a t e o p e n in g s B enefits! C a ll lo r Into! A A A E M P LO Y M E N T No Fee TUI Hired Law Fee T e rm s Available 7*0 w n t h s t . i n n r# BULK AGGREGATE HAULER Legal Notices 12— E ld e rfy C are NOTIC E O F FICTITIO US NAME Notice i» hereby given trial I am engaged m b u s m v t, a l ISM Sanford Ave . 1 101 Sanford FL JI77) Semino'a County, Florida under the F lc titlo u i Name of THE CLOW F IS ti, and that I inland to re g u la r la id name w ith Ina D ivision o l Corpora l i t n i Tallahassee F lo rida In accordance w ith the provisions p i tr>e F ictitious Name Statutes To W it Section MSC"f Florida Statutes tW I Paul Minton Publish July IS. m i DEO HO LA K E S ID E MANOR A C LF ot la r s a q u i t t . c h a r m in g la k e s id e hom e t o ' a d u lt assisted liv in g P rlv a ’ e rooms, l a h r s u p e rv is io n B e tty JOT *40 lis a 21 — Personals ADOPTIONS F ree m edical care, transpor ta tlo n , counseling p r iv a te do ctor plus livin g t ip e n te s B ar r l l t m Call A ttorney John F r itk e r I M0 SIT laao 23— Lost & Found e F O U N D DOG. M in ia t u r e G reyhound l?th St S l f « area lem a ie 111 10*3 LOST CAT V ic in ity E n te rp rise Osteen Rd t i l * R E W A R D ! IT yr o ld m an g rie ving over tost cat la rg e b la c k Iw h ite m a r k in g s ) m n e d b re e d nam ed B g Foot 173 S«aa NOTICE OF FICTITIO US N A M E Notica Is hereby given that I am engaged In business a< 111 E yt.e Or Oviedo F L 3)7*1 Samino e County F lo rid a , under th * F ct.tio ui Nam# of O M N I KNOWLEDGE and that I inland to register said name w ith the D ivision o l Corpora lions Tallahassee F lo rida in accordance w ith the provisions 0* the Fictitious Name Statutes To W it Section iaS oe Florida Statutes m i Kenton E Thompson Publish July IS. m i D EG 1*3 LOST F E M A L E CAT. Tortoise shell da rk calico w / w h ite spot on chin E alt S3 o il I a in O e B e ry 1 Pandy ' R e w a rd aCT l i e 03*1__________________ REW ARD SJ00I Lost dog sm a ll g ra y and w hite Shih Tru, fem ale * ! lbs Lost fro m R em ington Oaks Lake M a ry o n * I * No tags I I I ITT* 25— Special N o nces NOTICE OF FICTITIO US NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged m business at 1*0 S Slate Road *1*. ilOaa. Altamonte Springs, F L 1)7 U , Seminole C o u n ty . F lo rid a , u n der the F ictitio u s Name of GOLF USA and that 1 Intend to re gister sad nam e w ith the D ivision ot Cor potations Teltehesvee. Florida. In accordance w ith the pro visions ot the F ic titio u s Name Statutes. To W it: Section US W, F iQtida Statutes I * * ' . T O M * G E R R Y'S GOLF. INC Gereld L. C ragar Publish : J uly IS. m i DEG H I I, W illia m Ray B tlle w w ill no longer be responsible fo r any debts In cu rre d by D eborah P. B ellew as of July I I . m i _____ JESSIE MITCHELL The S anford Housing A u th o ri •y is try in g to locate Jessie M itc h e ll. RE E m ploym ent B enefits due h m ,_ N o > n $ w fl_ fo rw a rd in g address The cost tor the advertisem ent w ill be charged to Jess*e M itch ell C ontact: M rs. P hyllis Richerdsen E xecutive Director Sanlord Housing A utho rity P O Bar 1311 Sanlord. FL13TT1 l i t * P hone.M T 113 3IM TIN A TUB N E R T 1CK E T S 111 E tc seats! Orlando A rena Aug » LK)each 111 SIM IN V IT A T IO N TO B ID S T E A M P IP E REPLACE MENT Bid test Sem inole C ounty Board ol County Com m issioners requests In ttra s ta d p a rtie s to subm it fo rm a l scaled bids fo r tha above referenced In v ita tio n to Bid Btd p e tte g e s are aveitefiie between the hours o t I X a m to S 00 p m . a t the County s Purchasing D ivision located at 1101 E 1st Street. RoomlJO* Sanford. F L M i l l Reguest for bid documents m ay be made by c a llin g leotl I I I 1130 estension T ilt , or via facsim ile at laOTUM »S*» A M A N D ATO R Y P re B>dCon lerence w ill be held on Thurs day. July If, I f f ) l l l X i n (lo ca l tim e ) e l Seminole County Services B uilding. Room M00. llO t E 1st S tree t. Sentord. F lo rid a Only Bids tra m Bidders en record e l attendance af the P re-Bid Conference w ill be ac­ cepted. Bids m ust be received by Ihe P urchasing O lvlslon no later than io n p m (lo ca l lim a) on W ednesday, A ugust I I . IN ) Bids received a fte r such lim a w ill be returned unopened B ds shall t o addressed properly and p l a i n l y m a r k e d w i t h Ih e a p p ro p ria te bid nu m ber and title AM bids snail be opened p u b lic ly and read aloud A L L P R O S P E C T IV E 810 O ERS ARE H E R E B Y CAU T IO N E D NOT TO CONTACT A N Y M E M B E R OF THE CFM IN OLE COUNTY BOARD OF C O U N T Y C O M M IS S IO N E R S R E G A R D IN G T H E ABO VE B ID A LL CONTACTS MUST BE C H A N N E LE D THROUGH THE PURCHASING DIVISION Contact Wandy Geitch. Pur cha sin g S upe rvisor, at (aOTI 111 1130 e • te n s io n T i l l lo r fu rth e r Inform a tion M 'W B E 'e a r t encouraged to p a rtic ip a te In tha b id process / * / B a rry L Hastings Purchasing Manager P ublish: J u ly IS. m i D E G IU 27— N u rsery & Child C are ABC S M A L L D A Y C A R E Babies, toddlers 1 hot m eals Free week ! Dee. 1110IU For Excellent... P rofessional C H ILD C A RE Services, call 313 1003 ______ M IC H E LLE S HOUSE SIS PER W E E K I O pen s 10 A M 11 M id n ig h t! H I 7*1111*110 31—M ed ical F L O R ID A CORF is an outpa tle n t re h a b ilita tio n f a d l y pro vid in g the ideal service you need For tn lo rm e llo n o r a tour c a ll u o ie o e 43— Legal Services N E E O A W IL L or liv in g w ill? C all Smiles 311 111* Also, legel research done 55— Business O pportunities LOCAL VENDING ROUTE H100 00 a week p o te n tia l ‘ Suit sail I eoo*3) l i e ] RliUURANT FRANCHISE AVAILABLE Huddia House. Inc, I *00 U4 5700 Sandra Law 61— M oney to Lend BILLS DUE? Have I Piece to P e yl Slash M o n th ly Paym ents! Gel Cred Hors O ft Your B ack! 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NO W E E K ENDS P a r t lim e Includes a ll clean up a n d soma cashiering H o u rs I t 10 ) 30 Mon F r l t l h r Send resumes ONLY lo J o h e r's Cato 1341 Silver Laka D riv e Sanfo r d F L l i m CORRECTIONS OFFICERS The M o n ro e County S heriffs O ffice is c u rre n tly seeking F lo rida C e rtifie d Corrections O fficers to s ta ll new direct supervision in Key West, Ftor ida In te rv ie w s w ill be con ducted A u g u s t I t M 1M) in Ortando Please contact the A pplican t Processing Section at IM S ) 7*1 TOM tor more in fo rm a tio n S tarting salary >1* *3* M An Equal O p p o rtu n ity At - h rm a tlv o A c tio n E mplpyer COSMETOLOGIST w ith fo llo w in g 173 4*1* 111 t i l l or C0UNSELER AIDE Q u a l if ic a t i o n s a ic a t le n l co m m u n ica tio n skills, d base 1 com puter e i p helpful. 1 yr degree a n d or 7 yrs e ip in a r e g i s t e r e d o r lic e n s e d c h iid c e re fa c ilily required A b ility to type *5 correct words p e r m m . high school d piom e o r G E O and valid FL d riv e r lic e n s e req Training conducted in Orlando, position located in S anlord Apply al aC, 1*17 E a s t Colonial D rly * Monday o n ly ! 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Sanford F L 177/7 1*0* EOE DAYCARE TEACHER For 1. 7. an d 1 yr olds E »per,«ncad o n ly 3711*30 FACTOIY/ASSEMBLY Dependable m ale* / fem ales <1* *101 l*0 're fu n d e b le tee GOODW ORKERS N E E D E D O e ily work, d a ily pay ta 30 hr and up Report 5 30 A M C orner o f 17 e la n d P ark O r 31S 7**0 Hairstylist F u ll or P a rt tim e . *3 M h r A up Paid vacations and some p a id H e lld a y tl F a n ta s tic Sams In Sanford 313 *Oal H A P P Y ELVES C hildca re. Lb M a ry , needs e tp . o rg a n iie d C aregiver-Teacher W /n a tu re l love for Children 111 114< Heafner Tires And Products (A large Wholesale d ie trlb u lo r) Has an Im m e d ia te open I « g t • r D E L IV E R Y W A R E H O U S E PERSON Must have good d r iv in g re co rd E xperience p r e fe r re d E x c e lle n t tin g e benefits Apply in person I I I C o m m e rc e W a y. 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SANTORO ) b d rm I bam taOO month F irs t la tt. and tecun ty m o i a l d e t /t *7 / ct:£ < n ^ c 1/2 Month FREE Special Pool Basketball l*la> ground A ir Conditioning Single Story Design New Management la u n d ry Facilities 422D s 4If l.iifalaa I It • Sallllttl tl * < I .ft I l»NN ft ttMf t It .1 I B B III T H IS SUMMER at Sanford Court Apartments >SickleStoryd£si|n•nooce ibcre •rriedy casiteMm{en 1CtiqxAputBntttni • Studio, 142 Bairn •Security* for Tourtact OfSCnd AffordableApts. •Fbndihfd/Unfurnished Studios 3301 SanfordAve. • Sanford • 323-3301 Come home fo r the Summer... to COEVILLA APARTMENTS J A sk A b o u t O ur 1 M o n th F re e S p e cia l //a 12 mo Irate 1 B O R M ( HA w, * i N « 1 NB p e td LUO mo plus LWO ta t m m ____________________ 1 B D R M ,. I Bath S t'n porch, C H A a lla p p it I w ca rp o rt _______13* egoior ) ) ) aaaa 1 0 7 -M o b ile Hom es / Rent F I O F R 1PRINOS O lt Hwy 41/ I. 3. and ) B d rm t H I I t l wk 11)0 deposit_________ 111 1)10 M O B IL E HOME tn the country 3/1 unlu rm th ad. can! M 'A 1*00 m o . 1110 dep 33) 3341 d a y t. 331 l l la a va t _____ N IC E S A N F O R D l u r n i h e d M o b 'ia Home ava ila ble Rant to b u r Bab a t) m a a o o W C K IV A R IV E R . 1/1 F u m U h l I"Cl P riva te pro p e rly D IO p lu t tm a ll de pot.t E v a t *04 1*3 40)1 114—W arehouse Space / Rent L O N G W OOD L A K E M A R Y M id ti* a tfo raga w ara hou tat too BOB 1*00 tq ft Free ra n t w ' l l m q leas# fr o m l l a l mo 111 o u t ___________ S AN FO R O n a 'e n o u ia oHica fa C itify ) 000 tq It A ir conri , ta rc u 'ity ty tla m . lencad ya rd UOG m o *0/ i l l I1W S E C U R IT Y WAREHOUSE **A an d O ld L a ta M ary B lvd *1 .1 )0 1090 tq II Ol lie w arehouta *F m lth a d Ol tic a tpace a lto available Kapanka R ealty, 1 »3* t i l l ta .a e w ith 13 ft c e tiin g i ) pnata po w e r Suitable lo r anything h e a vy toning goo S M y rtle w / p riv a te o lfica A vailable now i«io m oaor at* tt* e 115— In d u stria l R enfajs 11 000 A N D 14.800 sq It Dock h ig h tire tp n n k ie d *01 Cor n w a ll Road W G e rn ttt W hile B ro ke r m ?Mt pycurmm orbdov 10S— DuplexT r ip le * / R e n l^ HOUSE 3 M e m . I bath K it r q jip c a rp # ' drapes No p e lt 133 I ITS_______________ LONGW OOO A r t's , c e n tra l M A Irn c e d Lease or lease option O nly IS M per month i l l ta H te g _________________ Mi 2580 R id g e w o o d A v e . S a n fo rd - 330-1431 117— C o m m e rc ia l R en tals_______ i N IG H T C L U B 4414 i q It.. T .tu tv iiie fu lly equip tlSOO m g L lq u o rlic a v a tl lla o ie o P R O F E S S IO N A L O F F IC E Space for ra nt o ' tala M 000 o r ra n i (urn IK>0 mo O tlic a W SR at C a ll)* * 1*31________ K AY W O O D . 1/1. Cedar la m rm fu rm th e d 119.000 No A gents 133 I Sal a tta r a______ LONGW OOO J bd rm . 3 bam . n e w ly remodeled. Ig fenced y a r d t a l 000 Open House Sunday 3 /3 )/t) 1 0 ) *44 C aihe r t Lane ) )* 1*3* ? n a -A rtA -s u n ia iti t iw ity N ia X 141 — H om es fo r Sale M l — H om es fo r Sale O F F IC E , 1*08 tq t l. B e ti do w n tow n Sanlord location D M m o H i Qie« _______ _ S A N F O R D Camm t a il tq It H I t I It H igh tra th c area J im D oyH , S tenilrem R aalty. in c n i i e t i ________________ SAN FO R O . O ffice tpace SaOO t q tt bu ild m g total. 1300 tq _ l t j > e r >o l t i c a j j n d ^ 3 1 J W ^ ^ _ 119— P a s tu r e fo r R e n t » AC RE S FOR COWS *n Slavia araa t too'm o Pleat# contact C C lifto n a)?) S lat* Rd t l . Oaleon Spring) F L 131)0 or tO* IBS 1U1 121— C o n d o m in iu m R e n t a l s ____ ONE OF THE P R E M IE R S of S anlord histo rical homes to r ta le by only ]rd owner since 1*33* 1 1 1 * 000 h rm , a t i t 30th and P a rt A ,» A ppl, 1?) * aaa PLENTY Of SHADE! 3*11 W 1th S t. Sentord AFFORDABLE HOMES VENTURE I PROPERTIES 4/1 T U S C A W IL LA P rivate o Ma t i lo t* of IfMFtt t r « i QAlorvI Thu 4 2 heuve O f l f f l I h f T ri* Pfi<M 0* 0 * n f f | b if l' |1 A i 0CW iK J U i FM AO R VA AS LOW A S !*. G o v 'l F o r e c lo t u r e s Re p o t A s s u m e N o Q u 4 l. t r H o rn e t! O w n e r fin a n c in g Sam‘nola, Orange Volusia J /| OH L A K C f .fi 8i»cf*n 1*FQT l)*»c* r-»f d Qu »f U^pavrd o ff tHc be n trn Larg# F lo rid.* ro om *n d Ffor •<J4 €0**1 'OCh fin tib on Ov* t.dt'IA lO O O ZYJtU Senterd less than IJ OOOdown a Renovated t / l app1 antes lerwed yard c a rp o rt i l l WO aR enoveled like now 1 I. lpi< oppi new p o in t LIS *00 aP eol Hem of On cut d * soc 1 3 re n o .o te d gerege U ' too a | / | on <) o c ro i Renovated appliances fenced yd la ) SOO a l / l ' y , 31M sq tt like new’ I k dining, le m tty rm S/1 *00 #4/J fenced garage 114 wo 1 b d rm . 111X1)1 lot U l SOC By Owner Ca ll 403 >44*141 S A L E -L E A S E w /e p fM n g r R e n tl 4 1 Fam ily room , tence c e ra m ic tile tloor. re lr.g e ra to r CHA 30! S arlta St San lo rd *04 111 04)1______ _____ S AN FO R D . IW W oodm ere B lvd 3 b d rm fa m ily rm . new A C new carpel 13.100 down F h A 1*3.S00 ??4 31** A tw ell R e a l l y _____ Sentord J / | F A M IL Y H O M E l'< j f&ow'V poptPi « I I ) a * f r J©0 i »infj pool COurfy«fb M ffin g m rjn/rbci’ l r g >ot 100 I IM A cxxV p pr *nnt f fmmc:m I U 0 '000 Assume No Oualilies* • J /l an 1/3 acre* Fenced cul de tec. deadend street W i *00 Add tional homes a v a l Less than STK d o w n 1 READY TO U P S I/E 4/3 pool L4ke B ran tley access d o te 'o schools churches and thep pm g Stone t.re p la c e e 'd tcre enp orch I I I * *00 t?Y»ik» PAOLA P I o r P 1 14 acres Pasture w ith (ta b le 111**00 Call Jean R Wells. Realtor Evening. 332 7764 WATSON REALTY. 332 6000 Lk M a r y / L o n g w eed P ool Home 1 3 garage lie ng dining tarn r m t 1*1 100 Lk M ary pool home a 3 eng dm ing fa m ily rm *!b» «G0 1 A cro t Of Seclusion’ Contem p o rary 1 3 tw o tto ry Iplc SC' p o r c h w sp a d e ta c h e d garage workshop H3a»00 YEARS STENSTROM REALTY, I NC. We list and sell more properly lhan anyone in the Greater Sanford Lake Mary area. a H ID D E N L A K E ! P re tty 1 3 w / a S plit Plan Eq Kitchen P a n lry Fenced Y ard A M orel 144.310 O B U Y E R S B A R G A IN I Im m aculate I ' l on a m ealy treed lo tt Split Plan, B>g Eq K itch en, IlilO S c r P orch! 14* 100' aC H E C K THIS O U TI C ut* 1 I in a Great Neighborhood n a big fenced ya rd A acc bldg* 113 *00 * Y O U LL LOVE ttt.l 1 3 n a G reat N eighborhood on i Acre n Lake M a ry School!' L o » lo l E l i r a s ' S3? MO* • T IM A C U A N Ooen Today! * V itH Our Saiet Center lo r .nlo on B uilders Homes Custom Homes. A A v a ila b le L o is' Location. L 'tc s ty le A Great Value! Mon Sal 10* Sunday 13 > CALL ANYTIME a bedroom s ? baths fa m ily rm new carpel spa M>d 140 s N o rth s ,d * R rad y Group ?4? 1*13 S A N F O R O ) B d rm . 3 B aths H * W0 30* Santa Street Open H o u w Sunday l 1PM ReWev P re le 'r e d Group____ M3 aocc THE FOREST on Lake M ery Blvd L e 'e M a ry Own lot in adult com m unity 3 tx j'm 3 b a th m a n u fa c tu re d home >a"dseeped I *30 sq It By o wner 133 000 ) 31 1041__ •In Out 37lh Year* STAIRS PROPERTY K t 13) n ) M 1 3 »?> 1*11 M A P L E AVE SALE OR R E N T VV Option Close to schools tliopping I ' l , liv in g A d n i ng t X> 000 *04 1)3 03 W J B D R M . 3 Bath I A vb G round Pool A Root SS4K O' I 340 Q u a lity mg 131 c a ' garage New carpet UK A ttu m e 1*11 153—AcreageLots/Sale G E N E V A . 1 A C R E ! 1/3 m etudes targe eltc apt . duck pond. B uyer pays clo sin g >30,000 I *5/ 331 44SI________ O C A I A NAT l r o R F U Wooded la id I ! >10 *4Ch. no money do w n ' (31 t l m onthly ___ 1 >00 W? »3>_______ SAN FO R O S ACRES adiacent lo A ir p o r t P otential i> In com m ind u stria l U l 000 W M jn c io w tti. i i i m i 1 LO TI ■ Single m u 'll la m lly Pina Ave Sentord Sail a t assessed va'ue 13 600 F m a n te l *__________48* 14 S ANFOR D / LAKE MA RY A R E A 3 bdrm 3 blh. )rd User A C ctfH ng icrMfrY pcY'Ch A fn tfU fiifl Clyde poo* fen m t ia u ^-i ■Ak e n c c rM | ) | Y00 »KlyCed J2J * l l f 1141 Park D r . Sanlord t i l W Lake M a ry ill. , I k ?Aary management a realty C A LLB A R T REAL EST . INC 14031 113 3**1 155— Condominiums Co Op / Sale 322-2420 321-2720 Open 1-4 2590 Hartwell S IN G L E F A M IL Y H O M E W A N T E D W ill trade 3 San fo rd bu ild in g lots t * * 14*1 T U S K A W IL L A A R EA Bu it 1**C a bd rm 3 bath Lg tc re e n porch Irnced yard b a c k y a rd playg rou nd For t a l e o r le a se p u rc h a s e 111) 000 t * l ? )» • V E R Y M O T IV A T E D ' V ' See* M U S T SELL I Im pressive 1 3 O w ner t i l l pay a'most A L L d o tin g c o tt l *0 re lm a n re O ile r Ou c k ' (la WO' Turned Down? II you have been turned down lo# snow you w ill b e i. ca ll the cre d it e ip e r tt You can buy a ho m e w ith b a d c r e d it *03 13* *144 157— M o b ile Homes / Sale M O B IL E H O M E W A N T E O l Will tra d e 3 Senfo'd bu ild ing i d s ____ >** 14*1 NEW I f f ) S* L OW dr.wn A , r t r ' C tll 14X30 t l t l / m o 11X30 A )I0 m a 141 I W __________ P R IV A T E SHADY lot 100 a I H 3 1. A C . new carpel, vinyl screen p orch >1**00)31 3)41 PAUL K BE1H OSBORNE VfMliRf PROPIRlifS 1/1 A.’hA BATEMAN REALTY • a ir p o r t 1100 000 blvd •lilt CAPI TAN EL j 0*» 2 tMHftr 00*n. b foe fc mo* k%hop ( ifp o M U u n d !f| trr- p lu t C i t r j i o t A ll Vflit | J t SOC 321 0759 321 2257 •BUY OWNER* l 000 s o t properties A ll types areas pneas C a llta r FREE LIST Orlando to ll tre e I #00 M * :'/v. W elch the B ay Owner TV Show Sunday s. 11A M channel a ) HALL R E A L T Y 11J VV I irt.1 S t S itn lo td 323-5774 OPEN HOUSE TODAY! Custom a l l | ] a l Via Balia St o il Long wood M arkham Rd A M U S T SEEI OPEN HOUSE TODAY! Beautiful 1 3 B ritta n y in Loch Arbor a l 101 Homewood VOLU SIA COUNTY Only ) y r t old. H I . a g>ea< s ta rt* ' or ra lirc m e n ! home! I I m in fr o m O r la n d o o r Daytona O ttered at IS* 400! YOUR AD HERE ONLY $ 1 6 A WEEK 322-2611 BRYNHAVEN A ttu m e b l# VA A lm ost new ) '3 corner lot. move in condi Hon. HOA real good a< I I ! C00‘ Tht McAdams Croup, Inc. 324-8341 L A K E M A R Y SANFORD araa. 3/3. W O pool, tan nit. spa and m o re ' S100 mo 33) la?) L A K E M A R Y A R E A . 1 /3 . L a k e lro n t. Fpic . pool, tennis s ia im o 33* UaO_____ ___ __ N O R T H LA K E 3/3 w / I .replace, new carpet, screen porch No p a t) t* M /m o a l t 13*1________ I B E D R O O M W athar. d ry e r, com plete kitchen appliance) taOO'mo p lu t d r p o tll H I 1344 Stress-free living at its most pleasurable Com e see how you can Improve your lifestyle. Y o u ’ll wanl lo call it home! TO RENT 2714 R id g e w o o d A v e . 330-5204 323 4729; e m . 323 2989 F o r Your Property M anagem ent Needs Call W )L P roperties 1 1 8 -O ffic e Space / Rent 123— W a n te d to R e n t 1,2 & 3 Bedroom Apts. NOW Available Call Wes louwsma, Realtor SANFORD 100 N E lm A re M TOO tq tt w ith O tfica t B ric k truck h i tp n n k le d **0V 1 phate ta rvica L t m enu or d itlr ib u lio n c tr S3 » t t 133 111* NEW Sanlord o llic e t and o ' w a ra h o u ta t (OO1 DO tq tl Special 13*1/ma 1 )1 111a 141— H om es for Sale S I 34 m SANFORD ) bdrm I ' l bath L o v e ly star I t r h o m e n fire place, paddle tans te r p o rc h ! C lo t* 10 H a m ilto n E la m school Above ground p o o l, storage th e d A S S U M A B LE ! Only |a * *00! R E D U C E D ta .a o cit J bdrm hom e, r e m e d y ,rd P acdie fans ta m ily rm screened rm na*k lo p a rk ' L o n down aw m onthly la * KM COUNTRY S E T T IN G ! 1 o ' a bdrm home central H A. new root large lanced treeo yd Nice sate llite d sh included L o w d o w n , lo w m o r lh ly p a ym enll tat.100 WE BUY HOUSES TRANQUILITY Country Lake Apartments M y .v y to .v r, t 1311 M IT C H CT WEST J /I* j. C ent M /A fenced y . r d l i M ?oi HAYS OR l / l * i . fa m ily rm . workshop. HOC P t r i j Rea lty . 333 t a l l 3/1. G AR AG E, la n c td In yard, d ry e r, w ether heokup. stave, r a ln g . ce llin g fa n i, te rn porch. CHA Sunland E ile le s i l i a mo w / a U M secu rity lT 4 > a lt,3 3 1 IT » m « > ________ 3/1. P IN E CREST, fenced, canl H A no pe>s t a l l w ith d .t count f e lt required 133 )S*a 141— H om es fo r Sale 141— Homes fo r Sale OVER Stenstrom Rentals O U PLEX 3 1 garage, tec p o rc h N ear tc h a o lt a n d shopp in g taOO mo 331 ???* Bank foreclosures and VA resales fro m 1104 dean Why r t n l » The H ilbm a n Group. I l l I))) Realtor JUSTCUTSIOE OF SANFORD 3 I Ig liv in g rm eat in k ilih e n A C. celling Ians Ig bam P lenty o l storage and d o ta l tpa ce N e a ly painted ms de and Out t o o plus dep No pats333 IT I?_____________ LAK E F RON T '■ I I lire p l fa m ily rm carport Q uel near U a?, remodeled d J S " cm c.i IT i H i t N op»*t K IT ’N ’ C A R LYLE ® by Lurry Wri»-h! • SANFORO. 1/1 w 's in g le g a r . Ig ro o m i fenced y d . CMA. Ita o m o D M tec • LOCH ARBOR. 3/1 * dan. te rn pool w /ja c u lll. fpic . d b l gar f | f 3 ) m u 1*00 tec lle n itr a m Realty. Inc. *'W a Menage yavr Hama. Iik g If w e te w re w a ." Jm i Ooyla )13 3**1 A ttar I PM. ) )a la?) H ID D EN L A K E Santord Lakg M ary 3 b d rm . 3 blh, lenetd yardSA3S m o c a ll taJ JlaS HUO HOMES. 99—Apartments Unfurnished / Rent 103— H o u m i UnfurnUhpd / R«nt * USED CAR LOT WANTED $ € 0 ) 1 1 Mo. * 14 11* 1 141— H o m e s fo r S a le E X C H A N O E OR SELL your p ro p e rty located anywhere* In v e tle r t R eally, 33* SalS F A N T A S T IC B U Y I 3 bd rm . I b lh . C /H /A . paddle lent, new p a m l In tid e and out. new k ilc h a n cab in et) tlove . tread lot M u tt te a l Sta 000 I N » 3 t G n lu if c , G O V T REPOS, bank toreclo s u ra s , a t t u m t no q u a lity m o rtg a g a tl lo w m onthly • G O V T FO R E C LO S U R E . 4/3 In P in a c ra tl Graal home* Low d o w n .........................DO'S • P IN E C R E S T . ) bd rm w / ra n t H /A . pool w / decking B e ti b u y In areal Low down, low m o n th ly 11* tOO C all la r d e l* i l l l Janet Mansfield. 323 7271 A A C arn et. Inc., t i l 11)4 J INCLUDING LO T NO Q l> ii\A /> t C l o s l n c | . i y i ii o C ______________ $ 5 8 n t o s t s JO yi . r ____________ ™ P , J. tinanurii) 7 5 0 / • - : 3 B E D R O O M , 2 B A T H from $58,750. LOCATED IN ESTABLISHED SANFORD NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT 407- 339-8251 ’ Concrete Block with Stucco Choice of Lot Location 1Full Caipet Central Heat/AC CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION 'Electric Range '40 Gallon Water Heater 'Roll-upGarage Door ' Concrete Driveway/Walks 'TileTub Enclosure 1Washer/dtyer Hook-ups ' Many Color Choices BROKER PARTICIPATION WELCOME * Subject to Qualification �« I 9 • r » i # i 12B - Sontord Horald, Sanloid. Florida - Sunday. July 25, 1993 2 0 9 - W a a r in g A p p a r e l 181— A p p lia n c e s / F u r n it u r e 1S7— M o b il* H o r n * * /S a l e • W E D D IN O D R E S S . Lo ng w h lto la c* dress Tiered w ith tra in Silver pe arls and M q u in t on n *ck I In * and lie * ve t I n o r ig i n a l b o a . S i t e 4 B E A U T IF U L H IS tO Q M I 1*1* SANFORD. Houting lo r M Of over SO It. m obile hom o. I b d rm . co n i A /M . screened room m o 1 1 1 5 0 0 7 1 * 4)0 • OVAL T A B L E . Elhan A ti.n . M a p l e . v r llh 2 I t a v o t . E s c tlle n l con dition 1*5 » 1 0140 ________________ S I T U P IN C A R R IA O I C o * . C ro g o ry M o b il* Hom o*. Son lo rd . Singly set ! 717 STOP • SOLID O A K ta a c h .r ‘1 doth. V tr y good tha po SIS OBO M l M N a t N r S M P M ________ USED B E O D IN O SALEH King. Quoon. F u ll A Single *45 a Sot A U p ' L A R R Y 'S M a rt M l 41M 1 R ID R O O M m ebilo homo on to i 100 lo t in C o tte lb e r r y O n nor financing easy te rm s __________ W 4741__________ a V AC U U M . K i r b y . w /a lta c h m o n t* *15 M l 5*51 W A S H E R O R Y E R . X .n m o r* Hvy d u ly . IlkO n » * S150; R E F R IO E R A T O R . GE I I cu It A lm o n d Ir o tt IrM (17$ >1 M O B IL E HOME 12X12 I b d rm . I both F . l r condtlon U WOO BO M2 14101* m tg 143— W a te r fr o n t P ro p e r ty / S ale H140M ________ a WAT E R B E D super *m g l* tS N w a v e le ts U trd 1 month* w ith I r a m * and hoalor SW M l 1114 __________________ OOOO LOCATION 7 « / K t n B o a w lllu l lo t L o t * M a ry schools. w alk to SCC Good Investm ent prop 111 I t ] I W H IR L P O O L ra a g a . c o n i c lo a n . S150 D tth * a th * r . 5*0 W athar and d t y . r 1150 set D ining r m t a l 1H0 Tw in bdrm 4 R ite * M l. MSB M l M U W H ITE W IC K E R BDRM SET. com ploto K in g b rd w cke* h e a d b o a rd . m a tc h in g d b l d r v tio r « * /m lrro r. 5 d ra *o r chat I * ] n ig h t tta n d t 5400 or b o tto llo r 111*100 111— A p p lia n c e s ____ / F u r n itu re • A N T IQ U E O R E S IE R . M e hogany. p o r t . 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Sal o l three Goddess o l the tee. w ind, and ea rth Signed and num barad ed itio n. Including plo to lra m e *S *S M l S4U ' D E A L E R SPACE A V A I L ­ A B L E * A v n ly M a r y '* Anllq e a t . 1444 F r e n c h A v« . 111*11 Santord Wa bey ana ptoca/anhra a tla to s l 4*011*4 1*44 NOLAN R Y AN R O O K IE . Goa* to highest o ile r M l 4144 2 1 5 - B o ats a n d A c c es s o ries • • AIR BO AT. I4H. O ra tth a p p a r. 140 HP. Lycom ing new m ag* 1 prop*, tra ito r. 11500 Call 111 5405or 171 m o ______ • FIBER G LASS B aal. I * FI. v H u ll 1 liv e w a ll* , good shape- must M il 11*5 M0 O il* 183— T e le v i s io n / ____ R a d io / S te re o • C O U N T E R T O P re frig e ra to r S S cu H. L o o *, rough, ru n t a - . . i m o m > in ___________ • D A R K , 4 DRAW ER d r r t t o r w ith m ir r o r A I con d itio n L lk * now I m ________ M l 77(* • W E D D I N G D R E S S . Taa length, short p u ll sleeve*, th e 11/10*100401 114 1010 Deltona • 14 FT . JON Boat. 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Female l l y yr Seal p o in t Good with kldk 140 M l 5741 YARD, SANFORD OFFICES ■ FOR RENT-2201FRENCHAVE. OR FENCED 201— H o rses ACRES, COUNTRY MUSTANO. 1>* y r* old. bay. rlda* good, need* loving h o m . 1100_________ UP1001 203— L iv e s to c k and ________P o u ltr y _______ PC0LTDWS 1st CHOICK REALTY 141 W te4 BN 44 M ill : •1(1/ l l ‘ lm m 31 C H IC K E N S . M A LLA R D DUCKS. O U IN E A S tor tato M l 1044 3 2 0 9 - W e a r in g A p p a re l . a»O X OF L A D IE S CLOTHES l l t a 44 lo p * and l lia la / la pantos* 0 0 110 1101 __________ B M M M I K KI ( . I ( ) \ \l \ i ( ,i s i * • P i i i i i C o m m e r c ia l D i v i L o r u s s T S it e • I ndustrial Warehouse F a c il it y ( O c a u . Port O r a n c r , L a r i M a r t . O r l a n d o ) ADDITIONAL PROPERTIES LOCATED IN. ( a a ia a m u i • Mtooimic • Fntscou • Sr. Mait’i.CA H o m So w * * M u m • W. F ile S u c h • Ft. L a io iiD t u Tania ■St. Fntitttac * lu tm • Sivitou • Car* Cotti P R O P E R T IE S IN C L U D E : N k T U N 4 U T A m c h o iio S it o r r ik c C k v t n • R a n k ■ ( k k c m t A u t o D u i i o i h i p B i n e . * D e r m • C o n d o m in iu m S h o w io o m / O i i i c i / R i t a i i W a k i i o l s u C o m m i i c i a i / I m o u s t o ia l B u iid in c s • T o w n iio u s i * r o i M i D tv n o r M S N T S i u s i L o is . R i s i u i n i i a i , O u t p a r c iu , M u l t i -F a m il y , C o m m ia c ia l . I n d u s ir ia i I i; 1* \ it i l l ii* \ i i n s CALL FOR FREE COLOR BROCHURE 1-800-395-2535 LevieB B A T H T U B K o h le r, a lm o nd cast Iron, slant back, eaceltont condition SMS Sat *414 Iv m tg • CLOTHES. M n a d kites SiO lo r a ll 2M04M______________ D IA M O N D S O LIT A IR E RINOS * * * and up F r te t ilin g I Best Paste 4 Jew elry. M M 0 I4 • H A N D P U M P . M e te rs the am ount o l grease added to transm ission and d iffe re n tia l (R o ila ro u n d lte O 14* 5211 H O T W ATER H E A T E R , slain tost stoat kitchen sink, king t i l e walerbed. washing m a ch ln a , k itc h e n c a b in a lt 14.000 BTU or IW Ion window u n it A /C and heat, various I tom s M2 1*01______________ K I N O S U E w a la r b a d . Un d e rre a m storage, headboard D a rk wood 1200 O lder Kitchen tab le w / 7 Chairs, sao IN 1 S M |e l ik l. needs w o rk, w / tra ito r A accessories. SI^0 0 MO 1042 • PVC LOUNOE C H A IR . V ery nice 150 Call M7 54A4_________ RC A V ID E O Cam C teder. t i c . c o n d . toss than 20 h r * S450 O BO . B A B Y C R IB . Janny L in d , e a t cond HO OBO A lte r 5 222 *174______________ • S L I D I N G W OOD C L OS E T doors plus overhead tra ck F it* t i t opening SIS M2 2411 U T IL IT Y T R A IL E R . 1X14. dbl • ■to. w /lra c to r ra m ps. E ic . lo r law n tra ito r 1400111 4100 C H E V E L L E M A L IB U . IM I. 2 door, hard top >50 englna w / 150 turbo I r a n * . needs hood and m inor body w o rk 12.100 MO 1714____________________ • FO RD MUSTANO. 1*44. V t Huns good, body In good shape 17.500 O B O .........~. J24 245* • O u t f a ic s l - N s x t t o A n c i b m i d S n o r r i s c C l s t u ik 223— M ls ce lla neous 230— A n tiq u e /C la s s ic _________ C ars_________ C E N T R A L F L O R I D A P R O P E R T IE S : m u rk t 10 CU. FT . R E FR IO E R A T O R . H o lp o ln l 1150; I B Cu. Ft M ICROW AVE 150 22B14I* C I IONS 2s • M ICROW AVE L itto n . g ro a n 440 M l 1*1* 111 OALLO N lw *l/e il la n k . M ake o ile r, p ric e open ___________ 222 7M I___________ 1 1 ...... n »O U IT A R . 4 String acoustical, thrae quarter sue w ith c. m L ike new condition US M l 0041 W ASH ER ORYER t l ! 0 . F raaiar 5100 B ik tt 10 tp a e d t 150 tach . E ia rcycto s Oym style. AN D M O R E tl M * tim ____________ i m e \l 222— M u s ic a l M e rc h a n d is e BLCAL AU4 111 AB4 104* 411 NX. Hew Sueei. • PO N TIAC F ire b ird I f t f . One o w n e r I G tr a g e d I *2K m l. N ice. *4100 401 M2 4404 • 1*11 MO C iittlc Convertible. Good cond SltSO OBO M4 1014 2 3 1 -C a rs TAKE UP PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOHN ■>cepl I t i . i* g . tllto . etc OLDS D E LTA I f f I. auto. a ir. A lpine tto roo system , power w in d o w s , m u ll te e I O n ly U 40 0 tp o rm o n tn l Call M r. Payne Courtesy U ted Cars. MV7117 • C H E V Y CAMARO - '11. Re b u ilt V I. lots o l new pa rts! I t t S M l 0154 any lim a ________ i.Fl. C H E V Y CAMARO. 1*04. Rad. 4 tp d . I lops 51.250 C a ll M2 5*51 a lte ra 2 3 1 -C a rs 235— T r u c k * / 2 3 9 -M o to rc y d a s and Blkas Bu m s / V a n s • C HRYSLER IM P E R IA L * fl. L lk * new M u s i M il Only S1S.OOO C all 140I I M l **54 • C J-1 J E E P . 1*11. • c y l . custom R ebuilt *ngina . new lire * , brakes Sa.MS llr m 1M W * ________________________ DO DOE DYNASTY LC . I**0 B eautiful, a ll power, m ust M il 14.4*1 M l 0141 o r M l 1140 o DODO I C A R A V A N SE. IH I . 4 c y l . . t e a H 1. l o a d e d • a c o lto n l c o n d itio n *1 0 *0 0 *04 I t * 1141_________________ DOOOE O V N A S T Y . 1*04 In good shape (4000 ___________ M l 1*44______ __ • FO RD T H U N D E R B IR D - '44 AH o r lg ln a ll N e e d * to m e w o rk * lA * * OBO M l 01*4 FO R D TAURUS W AO ON. I***. E • cel lent condition, a ll power, l i l t a lte rin g . A /C . o m /lm . IV.4 * * _____________ M l 1400 • HONDA ACCORO OX. 1*«t Auto. A /C . a m 'lm tape, whlto 410 400 L IK E N E W I1 M M H • H Y U N D A I . 1*11 (1 .1 0 0 DODGE COLT. 1*40 »l.«00 M l 5 ***or 114 S4I4__________ • J A GUAR X J *. l * * l G raat condition, low m ilea ge ra il able ' taOCOnegotia b le M l >*44 N E E D A CAR c re d it preM em t? I can help dependable used c a r t and t r u c k * Dava Shannon R C H ill's Y /orld ol Wheels. L aka M a ry a l l (155 NOW OPEN R.C. HILLS 00 FO R D VAN . H I lop. dual a ir. dual tanks, good condition (1 5 0 0 0 8 0 M4 1711__________ (1 J E E P Laredo. 4 wheel d rive , ru n t great 17100 p r i c e negotiable M 0 2005 238— V a h id a s W a n te d ________ COR V ET T E W A N T E D to re store Any year o r condition 14 000 lim it 424 11*4__________ M E R C E D E S Diesel car wanted I t r ; IN I . 740 D o r XO O 01* MOO_____________________ USED CAR LOT WANTED TO RENT ....... 47*1141 • SU ZU KI LT MOR. I N I Quad ra cer. *1450 cash, or tra d * lo r 4 w hl lo u r s lr o k t *11 0*54 y0 USED VEHICLE 99 R- VW pap up cam per- 1*74. r u n t • ■ceitonl. 4 speed. a ll am enl ties. (1500 I N ! W IN N E B A G O . 7 *' long New engine. Onan generator. (« 4 0 0 ....................... M l S02I • M F T E L DORADO m o tor ho m *. '1 * New ow ning, tv, runs greet (5000 OBO M l 10*5 LOAN-A-RANGER Rides Again rilNHIILII'i A t i . i i i i i li's y • SU ZU KI LT S04R. I N I Quad ra car. 11450 C4*h. o r tra de lo r 4 w hl lo u r S trok* 411 0454 241— Racraational FINANCING A IJ PR" # ""A l l ' . i ' i l C.. i * \ YlMlM JOIt IN > OlIM ( III HI I I W O U W IU MAKE THE PA YMENTS, WE WILL MAKE THE LOAN We Sell Dependeble. Affordeble Cert & Trucks To People Who Went To Establish or Re-EsUbUsh Credit We Cere About Your Future. Not Your PestI /BANKRUPTCY /DIVORCE / CREDITPR0BIEM_ /NOCREDIT ’ ' WE MAKE FT SIMPLE TO BUY A CAR OR TRUCK! WE OFFER FLEXIBLE PAYMENT PLANS TO FIT YOUR NEEDS! C o u r te s y 425-5098 Q uality Used C a rs & lV u c k s USED CARS Good Credit! NoCredit! Rad Credit! No Problem!! A sk 323-2123 F- o r M r . P i i y n o Offer Good Until July 31,1993 • 6 P.M •MUSTBRINGADTOBEELKSBLEFORTHISPROMOTION SANFORD HERALD Mincer Motors = Guaranteed Flnancm gl 328-7777 P LY M O U TH V A N . i» l» I I I Runs great, new b ra ke * and Iro n ! and p a rts 11,400 M l 1102 PUBLIC A U T O A U C T I O N . E V E R V F R ID A V l i M P M DAYT ONA A U TO A U C TIO N Hwy *2. D ty le n a Beach •04 21*4211_________ We ll Advertise Your Car (o r oth er m otor vehicle) SATURN 1L 7, l * * l Blue 0 ' * v ' auto, tw in cam . fu lly loaded Boaul i M c a r t *15 000 110 7121 SHORT OF C ASH ? Seriously looking lo r a n it * ctoan used c a r * D E P E N D A B IE Down paym anls a t tow a t 11** includes. • • • A •Hto Call [VERT M Y TIL ITS SOUK FUCS AUTO SALES * *327 289?* * S U B A R U . 1*45 R uns good needs to ll CV |Oinl 1400 or best oH er IM tto * \ • / $2114 (additional linea extra) A d m u st in clude phone n u m b e r and a sk in g price. I f vehicle h asn 't been sold in 10 d ay s, call u s a n d w e'll re n e w it free. N o copy change w h ile a d is r u m i n g except for price. N on -com m ercial only. C all 322-2611 Ibday! TAKE UP PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN • acepl lea. lag. tllto . etc FC R D ESCORT O L l* N 4 door, auto a ir. stereo power stoering, tow m iles, m ust see m i* oneII Only 112*5* per m o nth! Call M r. Payne Courtesy Used Cars. M l 111! 1*1* NOVA, k a e d d A /C . *1.100 I N I CHEVY V AN . 11.000 1*14 JACOUAR X J It. 12 500 IN 4 F IE R O . U N O 1*11 FORD V A N . *100 1N2 C E L E B R IT Y , now pamf. SN0 I f l l NOVA *500 IN 4 M E R C U R Y TOPAZ *500 1*1* VOLAR E.15U0 Buy hare, pa* ha ral Let's ta lk I A m erican D ream Sato* *10 51)0M obile ' 3 lines for only TAKE UP PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN • acepl la s . la g .in to , ale FORD CROWN V IC T O R IA IN * 4 door V I. «uto air. power windows, stereo, whlto O nly (1 ** 44 per m o n th i Call M r Payne Ceurtosy Used C ar*. MS 7 IH • T O Y O T A C a lls * . 10 neads re p a ir or good tor pa rts S'OO C all M l 2*51 lv m s g _________ TOYOTA COROLLA, l t d Burgundy, a m /lm cd p ie r * ' S 000 m iles SI 5.000 M4 15*4 T O Y O T A 'COROLLA OX stalton w age*- I* ** . A /C . auto . P S P /B . U K m l , SIQ t n 222 OaM ' S anford H erald 5*52 BQsJsgg • IS M O B (C O N V E R T IB L E ) i*00 OBO M l 5051 ____ 1* BU IC K Regal. Runs and looks good. Vk. Auto 14*5 ___________ M0 *5*4___________ FREEBIE ADS 41 OODOE *24 Runs good. 4 speed AC 14 !) 1* BUIC K R e g tl. Run* and looks good. V * A u t o 14*5 M O W **________ U M A ZD A 111 LX Gas saver, runs and looks good VK . 40i aao 545*________________ 44 SUBARU. 4 w hl dr |! a n g in a , n a w a r e a h a u s l A brakes Sl.aOOlir g 140 41*4 Take advantage ol this special oiler • ta CHEVY C avalier Station wagon. AC. auto SI. 1)0 _________ Call 14* *021_________ This is a areat opportunity (or you to enjoy the same QYeat results as our regular classified customers at no cost to you. Just follow these instructions. • 44 PONTIAC F to r* GT. auto V *. Rad. I t K M l Good condi Hon LO A D E D U B I M l 114* • 40 LE BARON convertible, red.loaded dig dash 15K m l (1000 P a rtia l finance 4*1 n o t 1. 2. 3. 4 5! Ads will be scheduled to run for 10 days. Price of Item must be stated in the ad and be $100 or less. Only 1 Item per ad and 1 ad per household per week. You should call and cancel as soon as Item sells. Available to individuals (non Commercial) only. Does not apply to rentals or oarage & 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. 2 3 3 - A u t o P a ris / A c c e s s o ries C A M P E R TOP. B ra h m a lib a rg ta s i. sliding scr win dows. new condi O il long ted M a id a pick up U l t 211 I N * P ART I NG OUT 1*14 F ire b ird . 1*1] P lym outh D ustor 111. I N I Nissan Senlra I K 5**0 ___ _ 8. C lassified Managements decision on copy acceptability w ill be final. • T I R E ! IMXOOX12. W hlto w all steel ballad r a d ia li Matched p a ir. Lika new (J ) 1714*42 Sanford 235— T r u c k s / B u s e s / V a ns____ C H E V Y E E A U V IL L E V A N 'I f . I ton. P tiw n g e r van. ctoan T h i* van is loaded I Too much lo lis t, m ust sae to appreciate O nly U ,4*5OBO M l *100 H e ra ld CLASSI FI ED • F O R D BUS I f l l . GOOD C O N D ITIO N S1.000CALL ________ >71no*________ • H A N D IC A P P E D V A N . 1*00 F ord E ISO U lt . autom atic doors. U J 0 0 M 1 7*20_________ ISUZU TROOPER II . IN * . 4 w hl d r., 4 door. A /C . tto r te . S tp d E seal, c o n d i 14.100 > U 4144 MAILT0: p*o'bo“ freebie ads Sanford, FL 32772-1857 Sanford Motor Co. . ONLY ONE ITEM I * N JEEP CHEROKEE 2 wheel drive , auto. a ir. 4 c yl Indar Sl.OOOmltos 410.(00 Call 1 « 41*7 ___ • MUST INCLUDE PRICE • 1100 OR LESS PRINT AD HERE:. • t ] J E E P Spoil Auto PS. PB A C . a la r m I t K m l Sis.700 L ik a n e w ! 401 201 7*41 .PHONE. HOME APPLIANCE CENTER A0DRISS----------- ---- ----------------------------------I Subscribe To Tho Sonlord Horoid ( ) Voi ( ) Ho O V l.li .0 V l •*Mb IN IMJbiMl s s Th a n * y o u S a n i n u n M l i OMM f H i.iA t b T •JAN* OHU ' (40/ , U i JOOJ s � 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, 1993 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 25, 1993 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 25, 1993. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 25, 1993; <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/ba9dce12c8677d1d1f17823e5949857d.pdf 26ca00cbd1e08e4d8a5f1496cbd2e2dd PDF Text Text O ctober 5, 3 0 Cents TUESDAY 1993 Sanford Herald Se rvin g S a n fo rd , L a k e M ary a n d Sem lnola C o u n ty einee 1 S 0 8 86th Year, No. 39 - Sanford, Florida NEWS DIGEST Cop brutality lawsuit Black man says white officers beat him in Sanford n Sports Wolves, Pats can’t stop Rams LAKE MARY — The l.akc Mury High School boy's mid girl's volleyball teams both collected victories Monday night. S ee P age IB By VICKI DsSORM IlR Herald Staff Writer SANFORD - Following the pre­ cedent set In Los Angeles last year. Anton Sanders, a black man w ho was allegedly beaten by several white olllccrs during a traffic stop In 1990, has filed a civil law suit In Seminole County. Sanders charges that the defen­ dants. officers with the Lake Mary Police Department, the Sanford Police Department and the Semi­ Roger posts bail SANFORD — An Oviedo woman Indicted last m onth for second degree murder In the disappearance o f her boyfriend was released on $23,000 bull Monday. Michele Roger. 27. lefl the John E. Polk Correctional Facility after posting bond set by Judge O. II. Eaton. Roger Is eharged with killing David Alexander Richmond. 2H. a year ago. Police allege after Richmond VOir^dlled. his body whs burned, his bones were processed In a wood chipper then mixed with cement und the pieces tossed along Interstate 95. Roger, who danced in topless clubs In Casselberry and Fern Park before Richmond disappeared, will rrlurn to her parents Oviedo home loaw all trial. Lake Mary’s ex-police chief sues city, wants job back ■ y NICK P P IIP A U P Herald Stall Writer Voters registration Housing forum planned SANFORD — A forum on affordable housing funding opportunities will be held Thursday at Seminole Community College. Targeted at real estate agents, developers, lenders and govern­ ment agencies, the forum will provide solutions to affordable housing problems, both Inrge and small, and provide ease studies. Judith Kovtsar o f the Central Florida Com­ munity Redevelopment Coalition will discuss the $50,000 revolving loan pool available In Orange County. Huey Davis will dlteuts funding available in Seminole County. The forum la sponsored by the Greater Seminole Chamber of Commerce and will be held from 8 a.m. until noon. For more information, call 834-4404. H«raU PSsts S, T s m m * VtaMM Red Sea at Courthouse? No, Moses hasn't cursed the Seminole County Courthouse, causing air conditioning fountains to flow a blood red, rusting pipes cast the spell, said county Central Services Director Cindy Wright. When fountain plumbing developed a leak, lines leading to a rust filter were bypassed until the leak could be sealed, Wright said. I ■ •a -i IM D B X ■ r l d f o .............. ....... $B C la sslffed a ...... C o m ic s ............. C ro s s w o rd ,..... D ssr A h h v....... ....... SB B ooth s............. Dr. O ott............ EdH ertol........... F lo rid a ............. H o ro sco p e........ M ovlea „»•••«•„»« N lttafi aaaaaaeeeeaeaaB A J A P e o p le .............. P o lle a ............... Beheel Menu.... Sparta............... .1B .IB T e le via ten........ W eath er............ Dan Pelham, retired principal o f Sanford Middle School, alto served qn the Seminole County commission. Henley not the first school principal on county commission HeraldSentor Staff Wrlisr P e lh a m aaid he r e s ig n e d because he thought the learning SANFORD As C itlto n • S i S t e t i P W & S n l Y o allow him to effectively continue Henley takes office next Tuesday as a commissioner. Hr resigned as Seminole County's newest In May 1970. Gov. Claude Kirk county commissioner, he w ill appointed Sanford businessman learn firsthand the challenges o f Sid Vlhten Jr. to fill the vacancy. Juggling a career as a school Pelham said his responsibilities executive and one as a local of learning the role of principal politician. versus the 30 years o f experience Gov. Lawton Chiles', appoint* that Henley has makes the situa­ ment last week o f veteran Lym an tions different. High principal Henley to replace “ If I were a long-term principal the late Bob Sturm recalled the like Carlton I would probably last school executive to serve on make the same decision he did," the county commission, Dan said Pelham, of Sanford. "But Pelham. Elected to the com* there Is a tremendous amount of mission In 1968 while assistant learning at the beginning of principal of Sanford Junior High becoming a principal." School, Pelham resigned h is When questions nrose whether commission seat after 1V4 years he could legally serve as both to accept a promotion to prin­ principal and county commis­ cipal. sioner. Pelham said an attorneys Henley's sweartng-ln is set for □ I m C oun ty, Pago 2 A Oct. 12 at 1:30 p.m. Variable cloudiness with a slight chance o f afternoon showers and thunderstorms. High In the mid to u p p e r 8 0 s. W in d northeast 10 mph. Rain chance 20 per* cent. LAKE M AR Y Former Luke Mary Public Safety Director Charles Lauderdale says h e wants his old Job back. The U.S. District Court in O r la n d o h a s c o n fir m e d th a t Lauderdale has filed a federal lawsuit against Lake Mary. Lauderdale left Lake Mary In August of 1992. following a series of disputes with City Manager John Litton. He subsequently moved to a small horse ranch In Texas, owned by his elderly mother. Lauderdale could not be reached for comment this morning. At that tim e , the c it y said Latidrrrinle had aubmltted a resig­ n ation . w h ic h th ey a c c e p te d . Lauderdale contested that he had □ B e e B olt. P a g e BA Longwood’s legal counsel resigns By 8AMDHA BLU OTT Herald Staff Writer LONGWOOD — City Attorney Becky Voae resigned this morning after a city commissioner called for a vote to terminate her contract Monday night. Voae has been city attorney since March. 1991. Vosc said she had no comment this morning on the call for a "n o confidence v o te " from commission­ er Rex Anderson. "You might call over to the c ity." ahe said. "1 aent something over there this m orning." Seminole’s year* round school calendar in place By VICKI DeBOMBIBII Herald Stall Writer SANFORD — W hile the final decisions still need to be made, llie Sem inole County school board tentatively approved the tracking schedule for the year round elementary schools that will come on line In July. Beginning at that time, all the elementary schools In Seminole County will convert to the modified school calendar. Some schools w ill be single track schools and others will be scheduled on a multi-track arrangement. Vosc submitted her resignation effective November 30. She said the effective date should give the city ample time to find a new city attorney. She added that If the com m ission or her replacement should need her assistance after Nov. 30. she would be willing to provide the service at her $180 per hourly rate. At the urging o f Mayor Paul Lovcstrand. the commission tabled the discussion of the matter until October 18. With Vose's resigna­ tion. the commission will be dis* □ B a a V oss, P a g * 2 A Going to pot The main factor In detcfftlnlng which schools will be placed on a multi-track schedule Is the enrollment figure. More crowded schools will be placed on the multi-track schedule to help alleviate the problem and allow the school to maintain a smaller student to teacher ratio. On the multi-track system, about 20 percent of the student population will be ofT campus at any given time. Approximately half o f the elementary schools will be on the single track schedule and half on (he other schedule. Those schools tentatively approved for single □B aa School. Page 2 A Com ing soon to a movie theatre near you: County’s most wanted B y VICKI DaBOKMIBR Herald Staff Writer Clouds roll in known for the high-profile clients he represents. in addition to the departments named In the suit, six Individual officers arc named In the suit: C orporal Virgil Plckelslmer and LJBee B ru ta lity , P age SA Old feud is rekindled It’s happened before LONGWOOD — Several voter registration o p p o rtu n ities w ill be a vaila b le today at Northland Community Church. 530 Dog Track Road. Registrations will be held from 9 o.m. until 11 o.m.. 2 p.m. to 4 p in. and 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. nole County S h eriffs Office, violated his civil lights by assaulting and battering him resulting In bodily Injury and by the excessive use of force during a traffic Infraction The suit wns filed In Sanford by Miami-based attorney Ellis Rubin. SANFORD — Com ing to a m ovie theatre near you: Seminole County's Most Wanted. No, It's not a new action adventure film starring Don Esllnger os a county sheriff doin g battle with bad guys on the silver screen. But. when you g o to the movlea over the next few months you 'll aee photoe o f some o f the counties worst criminals embiasoned across the screen as you m unch on your popcorn walling for the feature film to begin. "W e expect to reach about 132.000 people a month." said s h e riffs spokesman George Proechcl. Interspersed with the movie trivia and the advertisements for Ralslnettes and local busi­ nesses will be photos and/or biographical sket­ ches o f the most wanted felons In Seminole County and crime prevention Ups from the sheriffs department. "T h is is an effective and Inexpensive way to get this Information out to the public," Proechcl said. Proechcl added tl»at the sherlfT believes' the public is willing and able to help law enforcement officials capture wanted criminals. Esllnger said the photos will be limited to wanted people believed to still be In the Seminole County area. The photos will be taken from bank aurvellance photos, and other such sources. Esllnger said. He said the Idea for using the m ovie theatre HtraM Mwta ky Tommy Vhwool Sanford police Commander Dennis Whitmire dlaplaya bags con tain in g 70 pound! of marijuana, confiscated In a raid Friday at 2906 S. Sanford Avenue. Street value la estimated at $225,000.Fradarlck ‘Tom' Hendricks, 39, was arrested and charged with possession ol marijuana with Intent to distribute, and possession ol drug paraphernalia. □B aa M ovia, Page 2 A S U B S C R I B E T O T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D F O R T H E B E S T L O C A L N E W S C O V E R A G E . Call 322-2611 I �Sanford Hmld, Sanford. Florida - Tuesday, Oclobar 5. 1983 N E W S FROM T H E REGION AND A C R O S S T H E S T A T E cussing find­ ing her replacement at their next meeting. Commissioner Rex Anderson called for a no confidence vote M onday night on Vose and picked up backing from fellow commissioner Steve Miller. A simple majority vote, three o f the five commissioners. Is re­ quired to end the contract. Miller said he had been con­ cerned all week over a trash and recycling ordinance which Vose had p resen ted to the c o m ­ mission September 27 for first reading. T h e ordinance con ­ tained language Indicating the city would charge recydcrs a franchise fee. Attorneys repre­ senting two recycling companies told the commission anything but a fee registerin g to do business In ‘ the city would vio­ late state law. Doth men In­ dicated their clients "would take the appropriate action" (file suit) If the city passed the ordinance as presented. Vose said passing the ordi­ nance would not have hurt the city and subsequent action by the commission could clarify the recycling provisions. The solid wnste provision o f the ordinance needed to be passed so work could begin on a new contract. The solid waste disposal con­ tract has expired and refuse pickups are being done under an extension agreement. The com ­ missioners decided not to act until the ordinance was rewrltThe commissioners passed the solid waste ordinance with all but one reference to recycling taken out Monday night. After Anderson's call for a no confidence vote. Vose apologized for any misunderstanding about the ordinance. She said the new state statute governing the re­ cyclin g Issued Is ambiguous. A lt h o u g h s h e c o n s u lte d a num ber o f Individuals w hile drafting the ordinance, Vase said C i s l I— $ Dr— f m IA tr a c k scheduling are: Altamonte Elementary School In Altam onte Springs. Forest City Elementary School In Altaihonte Springs. Geneva Elementary School In Geneva. Hamilton Elementary School In Sanford. Heathrow Elementary School In she was unable In reach the attorney most familiar with the state law until noon Sept. 27. There was no itihe to rewrite the ordinance prior to the meeting, she said. Miller questioned why the or­ dinance was even presented at the September meeting. Some o f the commissioners questioned why the attorney filed a law suit recently against a hardware store owner to recoup back taxes never charged to customers. Vose told the com ­ m issioners negotiations con ­ cerning the taxes could legally be undertaken In the settling o f a law suit. The city commission settled with store owner after he agreed to pay sligh tly over 91.000 In city attorney legal fees. At the time the suit was filed. Lovestrand commented that he fell the city had been “ blind sided" when Vose filed the suit. V ose r e c e iv e s a m o n th ly $3,500 retainer and bills the city for legal work on an hourly basis. In other business Monday night, the commissioners: • Decided not to assess the extraordinary costs o f fighting the A A A Tree Service fire to the owner. The city purchased foam and a wetting agent to fight the mulch and wood fire. • A p p o in te d c o m m is s io n e r Steve Miller, city clerk Jerl Zambrt and Clenda Dates to serve on the canvassing board for the Nov. 2 election. The city charter requires a city commis­ sioner. who is not running for election serve. Only Lovestrand and Miller are not up for elec­ tion. M iller w as nom inated, elected and certified before he could voice any objection to serving. • T o ld the city administrator to draft a budget amendment gov­ erning the take-home vehicle policy by city employees. •O kayed $500 for start up costs for the Fanners Market In the in Altamonte Springs, Caaselberry Elementary School In Cossei berry. East brook Elementary School In W inter Park. English Estates Elementary School In Fern Park. Goldsboro Elementsry School In Sanford. Keeth Elementary School In Winter Springs, Lake Mary Elementary School In Lake Mary. Lake Study shows the state is 36th in laws passed — --------------------------- 1 A m e ric a n b a s e b a ll is a p u r e Florida has the fourthSp o rt, c a p tu rin g m u c h o f o u r natio nal c u ltu re a n d s p irit. scrutiny o f thousands o f bills, resolutions and amendments shows Sunshine State A n d n o w it is b e in g d e ­ lawmakers come In 36th In their ability to graded w ith th e in s in u a tio n actually make laws. The Orlando Sentinel reported Monday. o f p o litic s , g in a study o f more than 16.000 pieces of legislation Introduced since 1900. The S en tin e l m easu red th e s k ill o f each lawmaker by means o f the same method used In baseball: counting successful hits as a percentage o f at-bata. Thus, each piece o f legislation passed on Its own. or as part o f other laws that passed, counts as a “ h it." while the total number o f pieces of legislation Introduced In either the Sen. Bob Graham H o u se o r S e n a te a m o u n ts to e a c h lawmaker's “ at bats." And Florida's congressional delegation — 25 strong — didn't fare all too well. According to the report, the delegation wracked up s legislative “ batting average" o f Just .237. That's fewer than one In four pieces of proposed legislation passed. The combined House and Senate average is .276 Dul that figure Is misleading, according to Dob Graham. Florida's senior U.S. senator. That's because 10 o f the state delegation's members ore freshmen — nine In the House and Democrat Graham's Republican col­ league in the other chamber. Republican Connl** Msek. First, however. Graham lamented com­ parison of The National Pastime with what lawmakers do In Washington. “ American baseball Is a pure sport, capturing much o f our national culture and sp irit." said Graham, the lead Florida lemalatlve "h itter” with a .435 average. County C on tin u ed from Pngs 1A WwWWwWWT—wyVSm W 8anford Mayor Bettye Smith presents the city's Employee of the Month award to Karen Ward while Bill Simmons, city manager, looks on. W a r d , a c c o u n t c l e r k I In t h e Fl - nance?Admlnlstrative Service, was selected because of the team spirit she generates as well as her efficiency and pleasant manner. She is considered “ outstanding" in all her endeavors. general decision declared there was no conflict In duties. Pelham said he left his position on his own accord and has no regrets. " I think It was the best decision for me os a beginning principal." said Pelham. "1 enjoyed the politics. 1 enjoyed the learning process you go through the first year." Molly Payne, spokesman for Gov. Lawton Chiles, said Chiles' attorney J. Hardin Peterson Jr. of L a k e la n d , d e te rm in e d there would be no conflict between H e n le y 's s ch o o l b o a rd and county positions. School superin­ tendent Paul Ifagcrty said he saw no conflicts as long as duties did not overlap. Henley said he will take personal leave from his school Job to conduct county business. Henley said he recognizes he'll have to Juggle his roles o f prin­ cipal and county commissioner, but he Is prepared to separate the two. Henley said he had reached the point In his school career to consider a change. “ I've been In public service for nearly 39 years." said Henley. "M y health Is still good. That's not a problem. I don't believe In retiring from something. I believe In retiring to something." Henley said he has made no decision on when to retire from Mr. Litton believes he has the his principal post. He sold he authority to'flre Lauderdale un -* wants to complete several-cun less overturned by the comrlcu la g o a ls b e fo re leavin g, mission. The wav I look at it. perhaps sometime next year. s r s t a 'aS S Tb frS S unless the commission affirms „ . ,, . . . None of the persons Involved In the original conlllct. except Litton, is still with the city. As director o f Public Safety, screens as a Indlng Sem inole ■t Wanted” came lor Dan LaFleur. raa a great Idea." m will begin at h e a tre s . on 26 jeraald. Beginning iseat week.- movgoers at the Litchfield Cinema \ the Lake Mary ake Mary and the M IA M I H e r a a r e th e w in n in g n um bers s e le c te d Monday In the Florida Lottery: monte Springs, will begin seeing the faces o f the wanted men and women on the big screen. Esllnger said the $3,600 to pay for the project for 26 weeks will come from the Law Enforcement Trust Fund which is comprised or money taken In drug busts, He said also that the sheriff's d e p a r t m e n t Is p r e s e n t l y negotiating with Peterson Outdoor Advertising to begin displaying crime prevention Ups on billboards throughout Seminole m em . ^ dcp4rt‘ After he left. Police Capt. Sam Dclflore assumed the Job o f acting police ch ief until the hiring process could be completcd. Richard Dcury Is the present chief o f police. Dob Stoddard look over as fire chief at that tim e. He later resigned and Chief Duane Mchl IJ S Z J S . « • » Henley said he has made no c o m m itm e n ts to a n y o n e as commissioner. "M y philosophy lath e serve the people." said Henley, "an d less govprnment l» best. Henley said he will be mindful o f county-allow ed grow th on schools and said he believes In controlled-growth. "• Prrfrr controlled grow th." he *■»<*• " I know we're not going to atop It. but It can be directed." H en ley said en viron m en tal _5?' x2 him. Lauderdale subsequently at­ tacked L ltto n 's m anagem ent style, confirming that he and THE W EATHER m w D r oO V n iTi TLiOA pnfitU il mi sN iM Tussday, October ft, 1993 Vol 80. No 39 " com m M d o f ,hc „| d . “ Our style o f teaching is still based In the Fifties." Today: Variable cloudiness with a slight chance o f afternoon showers and thunderstorms. High In the mid to upper 80s. Wind northeast 10 mph. Rain chance 20 percent. T on igh t: B ecom in g m ostly cloudy. Low In the lower to mid 70s. Wind northeast 5 mph. W ednesday: M ostly cloudy with a good chance o f showers and thunderstorms. High in the mid 80s. Wind east 10 mph. Rain chance 50 percent. Extended forecast: Sunshine will fade. As the moisture to the south moves north and west. • • a ¥ 1 TUESDAY Vrbl.cldy 87-69 > ' ^ ---------- ' WEDNESDAY Msly cldy 87-69 THURSDAY PUy cldy 87-69 FRIDAY PUy cldy 87-69 Z M ■* Z m Tr\p5: SATURDAY PUy cldy 87-69 Batten Burlingten. VI. Charlet ton.S C Clurleiton W Ve F IR S T O ct. 22 us * £{ S Daj rWna le a c h 1 W aves are 1*3 feet and chdppy. Current Is to th e south w ith a w a ter temperature o f 81 degrees. N e w S m yrn a Beach: W aves are 2V4-3 feet and choppy. Current Is to the north, with a water temperature o f 81 degrees. Tonight: Wind northeast to east 10 to IS kts. Seas 2 to 4 fl. Bay and Inland waters a moder­ ate chop. W id e ly sca ttered s h o w e r s and a fe w t h u n ­ derstorms. W ednesday: W ind east to southeast 10 to 15 kts. Seas 2 to 4 fl. Bay and Inland waters a moderate chop. Scattered show­ ers and thunderstorms. T h e high tem p eratu re in Sanford Monday was 88 degrees and the overnight low was 67 as reported by the University o f Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue, Sanford. R ecorded ra in fa ll for the period, ending at 9 a.m. Tues­ day. totalled 0 Inches. The temperature at 10 a.m. today was 79 degrees and Tuesday's overnight low was 71, as recorded by the NaUonal Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. Other Weather Service data: □ Mawday’shlgh............... as Cher toll*.N.C. Cheyenne Chicago Cleveland Cencerd.N.H. Delta* FI Worth Denver De» Maine* Detroit Honolulu Heuilan Indienepoll* Jeckton.MItt Kenve* City La* Vega* Little Rock Lee Angel** Memghn Milwaukee Mgt* It Saul Nathvltle OfMR| New York City □Barometric proaaure.SO.12 □Relative HumldJty....77 pet □W inds......Northeast 7 mph W*m* We*hingfon.O.C. �8«nford HorskJ, Sanford, Florida > Tuesday, Oclobar 5, 1093 - SA POLICE BRIEFS Woman drowns Yvette Michele Lane. 25. o f Geneva, reportedly drowned Saturday, when the boat In which she waa riding struck a navigational market east o f the Inteistate 4 bridge on Lake Monroe. State Gome and Fresh W ater Fish Commission troopers located her body shortly after midnight Sunday morning. The owner o f the 20 foot boat. Wallace Jam es Brottem. also o f Geneva, was uninjured. Burglar apprehsndtd Sanford police arrested Frankie Carl Reed, 49, 1505 25th Street, Saturday. According to the arrest report. Reed was seen breaking Into an unoccupied house In the 800 block of W. First Street by the owner o f the house. Police said the owner apprehended Reed and held him until they arrived. He was charged with burglary to an unoccupied building. Disturbance call Sanford police arrested Sherman Lee Hudson. 40. of 1409 E. Valencia Court. Sanford, at his residence on Saturday. Police Mid they were called regarding a disturbance, and Hudson refused to cooperate. He was charged with resisting an officer without violence. Trespasser found Sanford police arrested Daniel Casas, with an unknown local address, on Sunday. A witness reported seeing Casas enter a fenced area at the Stale Farmers Market. 1300 French Avenue. He was charged with trespassing loan unoccupied area. Man requests arrest Oviedo police arrested James Wesley McCloud. 44. of 2417 S. Lake Avenue. Sanford, on Sunday. Officers said when they found him walking on a street, he asked to be anrsted because he was wanted on an outstanding warrant. In conducting a search, police reported finding him In possession of a plastic bag containing what later proved to be marijuana. He waa charged with possession o f marijuana, under 20 grams, and served the warrant for violation o f parole on a previous conviction o f driving with a suspended/revoked license. Donation upgrades fire fighting at zoo ■yi Htraid Staff Writer SANFORD - The Central Flor­ ida Pipeline Corporation has donated a 6.000 gallon water tank to the Central Florida Zoological Park In Sanford. A ceremony honoring the donation will be held Wednesday morn­ ing. The $5,000 lank will be used to upgrade the fire fighting capabilities of the 109 acre t o o c o m p le x . W harton -S m llh , a Sanford and Orlando contractor, facilitated the donation and transported the tank by truck from the Central Florida Pipeline terminal In Tail, and Installed It at the zoo. T h e tank recently became 's»AVVVVvAVyUVlvXvV*AVVVlVVV*AVAAAVV1-V.V1AV Central Florida Pipeline surplus, when the fire fighting equipment at the Taft term tnars truck loading rack was modernized. "W e ’re gratified by the dona­ tion ." M id Ed Posey. Central Florida Zoological Park director. "T h e pipeline has been part o f the Orlando area's growth for the past 20 years." said Jsmes A. Pasternak. Central Florida Pipe­ line manager. "T h e donation provides us with a welcome opportunity to give something bark to the com m unity." A brief ceremony honoring the dedication o f the tank will take place Wednesday morning at 10:30 a.m.. at the zoo. near the water tank. In appreciation for the donation. IN N E R S Fried S hrim p S n o w O a b L e s s 1 lb. B ro ile d G ro u p e r Filet S irlo in Steak L Lo b ste r Ta ll U .S . C hoice T o p S irloin Steak U .S . C hoice T -B o n e Steak Ik 'a s t Prime RJb o f Beef V P o rk B .B .Q , B a b y Back Ribs A ll Transmission Defects A re Not Major Problems — Consult a Specialist. Fried Fish Filet w /Frles L S la w Fried S h rim p (6> w /Frles 1L Slaw Fried Chicken Te n d e rs w /Frle s Slaw G a rd e n Salad C u p o f S o u p w / Crackers Caesar Salad G a rlic B r e a d s tick Fish Filet o n a Bun w /Frles Slaw Harrell &. Beverly Transmissions 209W. 25thSt, Sanford 3 2 2 -8 4 1 5 30Yc«n... SameLociHo d Double violence arrest Sanford police arrested Walrskn Lopez Cordova. 31. and Femanco Alberto Cordova. 41. o f 500 W. Airport Blvd. at their residence Saturday. Police said the woman had apparently smashed his guitar with a hammer, then gone outside and smashed the four headlights and windshield on his car. Each was charged with battery, domestic violence. Assault arrests •D avid Keith Hercek. 31. 121 Lindsey W ay. Sanford, was arrested Sunday by Sanford police, at Central Florida Regional Hospital. Officers Indicated he went to the hospital after an altercation with a female at his residence. •Sandra Lee Stewart. 37. and Shane Clair Stew art 33. both of 171 E. Grand Bend Avenue, Lake Mary, were arrested at their residence by Lake Mary police on Saturday. Each was charged with battery, domestic violence. •Sam uel Adra Copeland. 1107 W. 2nf Street. Sanford, was arrested at his residence Sunday by Sanford police following an altercation with a female. He was charged with aggravated assault. •W illie Bailey. 82. 1904 Southwest Road, was arrested by sheriff's deputies at his residence Sunday. Deputies said he had been In p dispute,with a female at his residence, and struck her with his oaln. .Me waa charged with aggravated battery,.,, domestoc violence. “With Rates So Low, I’m Looking ForA Better Return On My Money.” • Dennis Wayne Edwards, 38, 2434 Lake Ave.. Sanford was arrested by Sanford police Sunday. Officers said they located him hltchhlklong In the 3700 block o f Orlando Drive. He was wanted on warrants for violation o f parole on previous convictions o f possession o f a controlled substance, and driving wlthasuspended/revoked license. DUI arrests •T ra cey Steven Towers. 30. 101 WUklns Circle. Sanford, was arrested on S.R. 46 at Osceola Road by sheriff's deputies Sunday. Deputies said he attempted to give his brother's name as on Identity. He was charged with driving under the Influence of alcohol, and resisting an officer without violence. • Russell Lee Crawford. 33. 181&-C Landing Drive. Sanford, was arrested Sunday on Tlmacuan Blvd. by Lake Mary police. He was charged with driving under the Influence o f alcohol. Incidents reported to the sheriff • A vehicular burglary was reported Friday In the 1800 block o f McCarthy Avenue. A stereo system and 150 cassettes, valued at $700 w e n reported missing. • A 1603 Plymouth Sundance was reported stolen on Friday, from a car lot on U.S. Highway 17-82 south o f Sanford. T h e report Indicated the car was last seen on Sept. 28. The license number listed for the vehicle was PHP-OOW • A blue 1085 Nissan Kingcab truck was reportedly stolen Sunday from a parking lot In the 3800 block o f Greenwood Blvd.. In Lake Mary. DepuUes listed the license number as NJY-182Q. • A residence was reported burglarized Sunday In the 3100 block o f Bungalow Blvd. A T V valued al $300 was reported missing. • $340 In Items were reportedly stolen In a business burglary Sunday In the 3800 block o f Sanford Avenue. DIABETES •$2,500 PAID! YOU M AY QUALIFY FOX A RESEARCH PROGRAMlFi • Y ou have type II o r borderline diabetes and have not taken any diabetes m edicin e fo r 6m os. • You are between the ages of 35 and 70 28-day In-house confinement Multiple blood draws. m m m Capital Growth Fund. 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U~ more for a free prospectus, including infor­ mation on charges and expenses, and read carefully before investing o r sending money. 1-800-526-1177 feacetf Mind Banking’ �Aa President Clinton baska in the glow o f iwnlng m edia coverage for proposing the Iflgeat. moat expensive social Initiative o f the Mt half-century, I almost feel like the little boy ho informs the emperor that he la wearing no cubes. That anyone can take seriously a plan that dls for $350 billion in new federal health EDITORIALS Red Ribbon Week all year T h e community and the schools o f Sem i­ nole County are rallying for Red Ribbon Week, aimed at drawing attention to the uae o f drugs, directly and Indirectly. F r o m the Innocent babies b o m ad d icted to c o c a in e to young p e o p le whose lives are cut short ir. gun figh ts o v e r drug d eals g o n e bad. to fa m ilie s b roken u p by d ru g uae. th e p ro b le m s affect us a ll. Recently, a 32-year-old man allegedly raped and strangled a little girl and stabbed her grandmother to death. Police described him as a crack-cocaine addict. Red Ribbon W eek la celebrated nationally as a w a y to make-the public aware o f all types of drug addiction and to help people, young and old alike, team how to effectively say no to drugs. In the schools, young people learn about the dangers of substance abuse. Such lessons should be a continuing and Integral part o f their education. Shining a glaring light through this special week-long observance Is Intended to put It all Into a new perspective. Let us hope that the lessons to be taught during Rea Ribbon Week are not Just highlighted momentarily, but remembered through next October when we again don red by $91 billion, boggles the Imagination. T h e tortured financial calculations arc reason enough to pronounce the president's plan dead on arrival. He wtldly forecasts, for instance. $238 billion In savings from Medicare and Medicaid over five years. Even Democrats acknowledge he'll be lucky to save half that amount. He forecasts $103 billion In new revenue from so-called aln taxes. But higher taxes on tobacco and alcohol will dampen consumption. This all but guarantees that the federal treasury will not realize the revenue the president projects. Th e president also says he will free up $47 billion by m aking cuts In unspecified federal programs. If the president really had cuts, he should have put them on the table. W e're still waiting for the $100 blllidn In spending cuts he promised to get his budget passed. Finally. Clinton tnion projects projects'$51 $51 billion In higher Income taxes. He assumes that employers will magnanimously raise worker salaries and wages since employer health-care coats will decline under his reforms. ---------~ He must have eaten a tainted Dig Mac. M Wk It's called reality. Mr. President. Check I alm ost feel like the little boy who Inform s the em peror that he is wearing no clothes. ■ have health insur ance. And the vast majority o f that vast majority SARAH O V E R S T R E E T A o v M s I. I,1&aart RaNVteUTjns <3°lfel5$4aHT Demand for apology Central Florida group with a Win1 a G reg Malloy aul] the county T h a t certainly was not the case with this report. The tone and comments were sexist and demean­ ing about the Community and Family Volunteers, w om en 's dubs that function under the Extension Office. They apparently didn't know about 4-H In Seminole County. Thorn are also mam o ^ by ♦***»r>i»^ty r»>n«inti nMw T h e bottom line Is that this taxpayer group not w e ll Informed, w as unprofessional, actually may be housed In Orange County. On the behalf o f the Community ft Family Volunteers I request a written apology from this taxpayer's group fo r the sexist and demeaning continued this payment to her for many years even after the mortgage w a s paid off. (My mother has now outlived four o f h er children. There are four o f pa le ft ) He w ill be mtsaed b y all o f us. Thank you for your fine articles and editorials. Margaret J. Noyes Seminole Berry's World (77 percent, according to a CNN-USA Today poll) are.tuppy with their Inaurancc. And 80 percent are satisfied with the quality o f health care they receive. Clinton propoaea to completely overturn a health-care ayatem that the vast majority of Americana are happy with to accommodate the needs o f the comparatively amall minority 14 percent who are outside the ayatem. Nothing could be more backward. Really, the one major aspect o f health care that most Americans find troubling, and that they want government to do something about. Is cost Over the past decade or so. health-care spending has run double the rate o f Inflation. The result Is that the nation's medical bill has nearly quadrupled In real terms, from $250 billion In 1980 to more than $900 billion projected for this year. T hat’s problem numero uno - runaway health care costs. So the president is going to limit the health care choices that consumers now enjoy (while In no way Improving the quality o f care they receive). The federal government Is going spend more tax dollars, not fewer, on health care. And iplc arc going to be better ofl? I'm sorry foil the president's naked. JA Y D. HAIR The U.S. Forest Service has lost public trust, he need new fla for credible f h* n y in the new laws but through a clear mandate to enforce tboae already on the books. reform. 'T o o many (people) view us as plunderers." says Jim Lyons, assistant secretary o f agricul­ ture, whose Job la to oversee the Forest Service. A n even harahor view lo b d d by Tom Collier. A change In leadership Is the starting point If such a mandate Is lo be believed by the public a,.d the majority of service employees who want a return to professionalism. Deliberate Ind ifference to the courts and the law la a serious charge, but hardly unique In the Forest Service record. U.8. District Court Judge William Dwyer concluded In 1991 that the service had committed " a remarkable series o f violations o f the environmental laws." W ith the federal Judges who have rendered similar decisions you "could field a baseball team ." Collier told Congress. He then named nine judges who "all said the government was violating the law ." President Clinton’s Northwest forest plan provides some o f the best evidence or the service's poor record. The plan calls for spending up to $360 million to restore watersheds damaged by Intensive logging carried out under Forest Service supervision. The expenditure Is needed now. but wouldn't be If the Forest Service had done Ita lob rig h t The plan will also reduce Northwest logging on public land by up to 75 percent. That reduction Is the smallest the administration believes will meet the law's requirement that Umber sales not exceed what can be sustained In the long-run. In short, the Forest Service is responsible for permitting years o f excessive Umber harvests. . The next step is for the service to manage Ita holdings for what they arc intended lo be - a national trust of healthy forests. That treat envisions Indefinitely supplying new Umber, p r o t e c t i n g --------- --------------------w a t e r s h e d s and wiiduve ana provid* ing recreation for the people w h o own the f o r e s t s . This ecosystem approach m u st r e p la c e the single-mindedness of J clearing forests Into M tree stum ps lo be M replaced by Industry M M tree farms at the sacrtflce o f all other val- * £ ues. ■ Deliberate As with any treat. indifference to there needs to be an the courts end accurate account of the law la • assets. T h ere Isn't xerloua charge, one on the national but hardly f o r e s t s , in the u n lq u e ln th e Northwest, the presiForest S ervlet dent's advisers disre c o rd .! covered the a c t u a l --------------- *■ -----------amount o f standing timber la some 30 percent less than what the service had been advertis­ ing. In Oregon's Umpqua NaUonal Forest, a district ground survey shows tim ber volume is at least 20 percent below what service plans claim Is there. A contractor for the service In Colorado has lold Congress o f two sets o f Forest Service books, one with artificially high * Criticism Is by no means confined to the Forest Service record In the Northwest. Over 60 percent of all service employees surveyed In June said they think the agency Is still relying too heavily on dearcuttlng In the tree*. These workers placed almost equal emphasis on protecting watersheds, providing for recreation and conserving wildlife aa they did on cutting trees. Thrt'a a stewardship approach consistent with the multiple-use values embodied In the laws governing uaIlona) forests. The service needs reform, not by passing The service and the public need to know what the trust assets are -- beginning with a would m ake an excellent assignment for the president's National Service Program, Above all. the public should demand that integrity be restored lo the Forest Service. W e all share In the responsibility to see that the forest trust from which we benefit remains intact for future generations. Fashion models should look like us When Anna Nicole Smith hit the fashion scene a couple years ago. I let out a great sigh o f relief. (In reality. I was letting my stomach out. My mother started telling me to hold It In w h cn lw aa 10.) Even more exciting was the thought that m aybe the pressure would ease on teen-age girts who feel fat and Inadequate no matter how emaciated they become, especially the estimated 3 percent to 7 percent who suffer from the mental Illness that keeps them virtually unable to eat and heading toward •tarvatlon. If we all see the 1 55 -pou n d S m ith modeling her Guess? je a n a and ta k in g home big sacks of money for doing It. I thought, maybe w e'll all rr-lhlnk this mad obsession w e've had fo r so lo n g w it h making our bodies go against thetr natural inclination. Luckily, the last half o f the 1980s gave us the healthy look, with lln reality, I was m o d e l s s u c h as Cindy Crawford and lettin g my Claudia Schlffer g iv ­ stomach out. My m other ing us permission to lo o k m uscled and atarted telling sleek Instead o f like m$ to hold It In the front o f a Chris­ when I was tian Children's Fund brochure. Manufacturers' ad campaigns featured women wearing athletic clothes while they built powerful bodies. I hoped that Smith, a drop-your-Jaw gorgeous blonde who also happens to wear a size million Jean, would finally give us permission to be chunky. But It doesn't look like that Is to be. As popular as Smith is, other fashion houses haven't followed the Guess? lead. The real of the large models are relegated to the plus-size pages o f catalogs and are non-existent at fashion shows. Out on the runways and In fashion magazines are women 5 foot-7 and taller, w eigh in g less than a good-sized Labrador retriever. In some cases, they look a lot like your kid brother. Twiggy, that skeletal waif who made us take up smoking und popping amphetamines 25 years ago. lives again. I don't know If some o f the naysayers arc correct In ch a rgin g that the sexy ads featuring these thin, short-haired women suggest sex with children, or that the Image portrays women as weak and powerless In comparison to the emerging - and threaten­ ing - Wonder Woman of ihe last two decades. What I do know is that the fashion Industry has chosen as Ita symbols that tiny percent­ age o f women who are either naturally what the rest o f us can't be without starving, or who are willing to starve themselves for the Job. A normal woman cannot cat even a dribble of the five food groups the Dairy Council recommends and look like those models. What this creates In us Is the sense of never being quite good enough, and that Is a m ighty powerful marketing tool. When our dieting foils and we don't achieve the proper rail-thin w alflsh appearance, we think perhaps If we buy the clothing the models are wearing, we'll at least come a little closer to the way we should look. When buying Just a few Items doesn't make us feel sufficient, we buy a little more. Always "Just a little more and I'll be OK...." So how can we save our daughters from, assuming our lifelong burden o f feeling 10.1 from damaging their bodies and even dying? W e could Mart by boycotting clothing lines whose ad campaigns feature Audrey Hcpbum wannabes, because the fashion manufactur­ ers' eardrums ore located In their pocketbooks. Maybe I'll buy a pair o f Guess? jeans, even If they are a little more expensive than m y regular brand, and then write a letter to the company, telling them that unlaw tiicy continue In Ihe big-model direction. I'll be heading back to The Gap. �•IwWSpeiS#* Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Tuatday, October 5, 1095 • SA V- . g p R £ ^ (her, Johnnie Lee. Jennlngi. Wtlson-Elchelberger Mortuary. Sanford. In charge o f arrange­ ments. . DOROTHY I f. CLARK Born March 9. 1913, In Newark. N J., he moved to the Orange C i t y a r e a In 1 9 7 7 f r o m Kenilworth. N J . He was a route salesman for Drakes Bakery In New Jersey and a Catholic. He waa a member o f DcBary V.F.W. Post *8093. Mr. Dunn was a Navy veteran o f World W ar II. Survivors Include wife. Ada: son. Jam es R.. Orange City: daughter. Barbara L. Hall. Jack­ s o n v ille ; b ro th e r. J a c k . Kenilworth. N.J.; four grand­ c h ild r e n and o n e g r e a t ­ grandchild. Brtsson Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge o f arrangements. Dorothy M. Clark, 83, o f 989 O r le n ta A v e .. A lt a m o n te Springs, died Monday. Oct. 4. at Florida H ospital. A ltam on te Springs. Bom June 19. 1910. In Harrison, N J .. she moved to Central Florida In 1972. She was a secretary for Central School District 4. Plain well. N.Y.. and a member o f St. Mary Magdalen CORNELL BACON Cornell Bacon. 35. of 805 Old Catholic Church. Mrs. Clark was Luke llum cy Road. Geneva, died also a member o f the New York Frldny. Oct. I. Bom Nov. 27. PTA. Survivors Include daughter. 1957. In Sanford, he wais a lllrlong resident ol Central Flor­ Barbara West. Sanford: three HENNIOAN ida. lie tens a laborer and a grandchildren and 10 great­ Thomas Robert Hcnnlgan. 63. grandchildren. in e m b e r o f O a k G r o v e o f 1032 Gwyn Circle. Oviedo, G ra m k o w F u n era l H om e. died Sunday. Ocl. 3. at Lucerne Missionary Hop! 1st Church. S u rv iv o r s In c lu d e fa th e r. Sanford. In charge o f arrange­ Medical Center. Orlando. Born Evans Sr.. G eneva: m other. ments. July 19. 1930. In Providence. Dorothy. Geneva: son. Brian, DANIEL M. COWART R.I.. he moved to Central Florida Daniel M. Cowart. 79. North In 1956. He was a form er Snowhlll: brothers. Robcn. Dctroll, the Krv. Evans Jr.. San­ Winter Park Drive. Casselberry, Longwood Police Chief and re­ ford; s is t e r . B a rb a ra J e a n died Thursday. Sept. 30. at tired from the Oviedo Police D oughty. D e tro it: m atern al Florida H ospital, Altam on te Department. He was a member grnndtnoth?r. C arrie Black. Springs. Born Dec. 22. 1923. In o f First United Methodist Church Adel. Ga.. he moved to Central o f Oviedo. Mr. Hcnnlgan was Sanford. \Vll»on-Klrhell)ergcr Morluary. Florida In 1952. He was a retired also a member of Masonic Lodge Sanford. In eliurgr of arrange- Navy veteran and a member of 243. Oviedo, and the Disabled I louse o f David Word Center. Mr. American Veterans. He was a lucnls. Cowart was also a member o f the Korean W ar iTtcran. DANNY J .B O W L E S Fleet Reserve. Danny J. Bowles, 31. of 2100 Survivors Include wife. June: S u r v i v o r s In c lu d e w ife . ■on. Kevin. Washington; daugh­ Hartwell A vr.. Sanford, died Virginia Johnson: son. Daniel A.. ters. Donna Hlckllnd, Myrtle Friday. Ort. I. Bom Sept. 13. Atlanta: brothers. Earl. Cassel­ Beach. S.C.. Cheryl Stratton. 1902. in Orlando, he moved to berry, Virgil. Jacksonville: sis­ Chico. Calif.. Kathleen Maricttl. Sanford tills year. He was a ters. Lucille. Margaret Holt, both Roy. Utah: sister. Mildred Col­ garbage collector and a member o f SevtervlUe. Tcnn.. Mary Jane burn. W inter Springs: 11 grandnf SI. James House o f Prayer, S tau der. A lb a n y . G a.: four c h i l d r e n a n d t w o g r e a t ­ S u rv iv o rs In c lu d e fa th er. grandchildren. Selph. Sanford: mother. Annie grandchildren. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld Funeral • Gaines Carry Hand Garden Ruth. Sanford: daughters. Danay Patricia. Threac. both of Jack­ Home. Oaklawn Park Chapel. Chapel Funeral Home. Long­ Lake Mary, In charge o f ar­ wood. In charge o f arrange­ s o n ville. A le x ia D.. M iam i: rangements. ments. brothers. Robert. Alfonso Willis. Annette, all o f Sanford. Selph JAMES H. DUNN ROY L. JOHNSON Jr.. Jennings: sisters. Wilma James H. Dunn. 80. of 770 E. Roy L. Johnson. 89. 2825 Pine Powell. Johnnie Lee. Janie Mac. Iris Dr.. Orange City, died Sun­ Ave.. Mims, died Sunday. Oct. 3. all of Sanford: paternal grandfaday. Oct. 3. at his residence. at Parrish Medical Centrr. Bom Sept. 23, 1904, In Tuacumbla. Ala., he moved to Mims In 1987 from Sanford. He waa a retired electrician. S u r v i v o r s In c lu d e w if e , M agdalene: dau gh ters, Faye Mock. Fori Lauderdale. Rachael Rcnar. V irgin ia Beach. Va.. Dorothy Howland. Titusville; sons. Grady Johnson, Geneva. Clarence Johnson. Charlotte, N.C.; sister, Mary Lou Griffin. Ruby Wade. W illie Hannar. Lillie Sodcrbloom. all o f Sanford; I I grandchildren and 22 great­ grandchildren. North Brevard Funeral Home, Titusville. In charge o f arrange­ ments. YVETTE M. LANE Yvette M. Lane. 28. o f Shadow Drive. Geneva, died Saturday. Oct. 2. as the result ol an accident in Sanford. Bom Dec. 12. 1966. In W inter Park, she was a lifelong resident. She was a produ ction a s s em b le r for Siemens Strombcrg-Carlson and a Baptist. Mrs. Lane was also a member o f the Central Florida Dari Association. Survivors Include daughter. Tam ara M.. G eneva; father Elmer Badertscher. Chuluuta: mother. Yvonne Badertscher. Cliuluota; brother. W ayne C. Badertscher. Chuluota. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld Funeral Home. Ooldenrod. In charge of arrangements. Margaret E. Mathewa. 57. o f 40 Star Lane. DeBary. died Sunday. Oct. 3. at her residence. Born Dec. 31. 1935. In Knoxville, she came to the DeBary area 41 years ago from there. She was a homemaker and a Baptist. Mrs. M athews was a m em ber o f T.O.P.P.S. Survivors include husband. Herbert W.; sons. Alan. DeLand. John. DeBary: daughters. Gall and Angela, both o f Deltona: brothers. John Sloe and Calvin Sloe both o f Knoxville: sisters. Lots Hensley. Knosville, Rose Stafford. Sanford; 10 gran d ­ children. Brtsson Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge o f arrangements. RICHAND "P A T " MILLER Richard "P a t " Miller. 70. or Tem ple Drive. Sanford, died Monday. Oct. 4. at his residence. Born June 21. 1823. In Caldwell. Ohio, he moved to Central Flor­ ida In 1964. He was an assign­ ment supervisor for Southern Bell o f Central Florida and a member o f First Baptist Church o f Sanford. Mr. Miller was ulao a member o f the Sanford Masonic Lodge 62. York Rltfc. Scottish Rite. Valley o f Orlando. The Giotto. The Bahia Shrine T e m ­ ple. Fun and Frolic Unit. Royal Order o f Jesters. Elks 1241. Sanford. American Legion Post 53 and Fleet Reserve, lie was an A m iy veteran. Survivors Include wife. June: sons. James Brodle. Lake Mary. Rick. Owensboro. Ky.: daugh­ ters. Nancy Wood. Judy Roush, both o f Louisville. Ky.: five granddaughters and two greatgranddaughters. B a ld w ln -F a lrch lld F u n eral Home. Oaklawn park Chapel. Lake Mary. In charge o f ar­ rangements. FRANCES ELLEN THOW Frances Ellen Thow. 75. o f 1317 Chestwood Cove. Heath­ row. died Saturday. Oct. 2. at her residence. Bom Sept. 25. 1918. In Barre. Vt.. she moved to Central Florida In 1987. She was a retired private secretary for the Vermont Environmental Protec­ tion Agency and a member of Church o f the Good Shepherd. Barre. Mrs. Thow was also a member o f the Loyal Order of -I___ 1— J___ th e E a s te rn S t a r an d t h e * Wcdgewood Health and Swim ­ ming Club. Barre. Survivors Include daughter. J u d ith D a v is , T a lla h a s s e e ; stepson. Ronald. Heathrow; five grandchildren and one greatgranddaughter. Beacon Direct Cremation Serv­ ice, Orlando. In charge o f ar­ rangements. CLARK. DOROTHY M. Cravttldo funeral tervicet lor Mr*. Dorothy M Clark. U . ol Allamonto Spring1. who dwd Monday will bo II o'clock Wednet day morning at All Faith* Memorial Park a with the Rev Phil WaiuM-wn officiating Arrangomonf* by Oramkow Funeral Homo. Sanford DOWN. JAMES H. Mat* of Chrittlan Burial will bo celebrated for Mr. Dunn Wednotday. Oct «. at II a m In All Soul* Catholic Church with the Roe. Fr, Richard W. Trout a* Celebrant Rotary wlllf bo recited today (Tuotday) at 7 JOp m in the funoral homo chapel. Interment will follow In All Soul* Catholic Cemetery. Friend* may call at the Iunoral homo Tuotday from 1 until • pm . For friend* who with, the family tuggott* memorial contribution* to Hotplco. ol Volu*lo/Floglor Countlo*. K i North, Woodland Bled . DeLand. FL jm o Arrangement* by Britton Fworol Home., Sanford. M l T ilt MATHEWS. M A R O A R IT E. Funeral torvice* lor Mr* Mathew* will beWednesday. Oct. A ol 1:10 P m in the Firtt. Beptitt Church of Lake Monroe with Potior Clark Adam* atfidatlng Informant wild follow m Deltona Memorial Cardan* Came, lory. Frlond* may call at the funeral homo1 Tuotday tram « until I p m. Arrangomonf* by Britton Funeral Home. Sontord.il} TU I. MILLER. R ICHARD " F A T" Memorial tereket tor Mr. Richard "Pat** Miller ago 70. who pateed away Monday. Oct. 4. will bo conducted Wednaedly, Oct A at the Firtt Bkptltt Church of Santoro with the Hoe Jo* Oowthltt officiating. Rather than tlowert; the family graclawtly request* contribution* bo mad* to Hotptce ol Central Florida. IW f Maitland Confer Parkway. Suit* S44i Maitland. FL »7St and Shrlnort Hotpllal tor Cripple and Burn Children. I M Pombrook Or.. Orlando. FL » i l « . The family will receive friend* ol the rotldenco. Baldwin Fairchild Funeral Homo. Oaklawn Park Chapel. Lake Mary, In charge of Brutality-------Continued fro m Page 1A Corporal Tom Dale o f the Lake Mary Police Department: Officers Ken Kaiser and Kevin Reyer o f the Sanford Police Department and Deputies Craig Magee and John Zeh o f th e S em in o le County SherHT s Department. According to the suit, on July 26. 1990 at 2:25 u.m.. Sanders was driving northbound on U.S. Highway l i , The suU allege w rin g lite hash In (Sanders) volunt vehicle" at U.S. 1 Street InSan'ord. dVd U n io n I*■iit• liV/ li ffUr. s . «f *4 IDO’-J hid id if i/tUi Il further alleges lhal Kaiser Jumped on the hood o f the car with Ills gun drawn and ordered Sunders out o f the car. His wlndshelld was allegedly broken by the gun. Though he offered no r e ­ sistance. the suit alleges. Sand­ ers was "unlawfully allowed to be beuten and brutalised by numerous while police officers." Including P lck clslm er. Dale. Kaiser. Reyer. Mugre and Zch. The suit also alleges that the law enforcement agencies have "condoned policies and customs providing Tor the beating and brutolliatlon o f blacks by white officers" and that these policies "ultimately resulted In the vio­ lation o f (Sanders') civil rights." The Seminole County Sheriff's ofTlcc. the Lake Mary Police Department and the Sanford Police Department were each cited In the suit for "falling to Implement adequute procedures In developing a psychological profile which could have Idqnllflcd (the off leers) as potential risks for violent activity and fnlllng to adequately train (the officers) In the use o f force." The suit docs not specify the specific am ount o f damages sought by Sanders, but It docs state th e a m o u n t e x c e e d s 815,000. While the Seminole County ’ chapter o f the National Associa­ tion for the Advancement o f Colored People (NAACP) was Involved In the initial Investiga­ tion of the Incident, president Turner Clayton said their In­ volvement In the case slopped l hern. " T o m y k n o w le d g e , th e NAACP Is no longer Involved In ibis." he said this morning. "Mr. Sunders is paying for his own ullomcy and the NAACP is not a purl of this suit." Rubin could not be reached at cither his Dade or his Broward County offices this morning. Hi* ho**'a old control a ir eondltlonor vs* osntrsl cooling and boating systsn. "C all FPL probably inoroaolng hi* cooling costa. So I now," I said, "fo r « l i s t of FPL participating W s cooling A Dm ting Discount) up to |$eit Independe n t con tr e e t o r s . " s fu llfjrln c high cffld sn cy K ext th in g I know, h is Sid s/o h i t the chaps t o r . What’s for lunohT Wednesday, Oet. t, 1M3 Hot Dog on a Bun Baked Baana Crisp Colo Slaw Pineapple Milk wine ive¥* >• • V,7 1 ■ ' 5 a f -------- ’ I «r'V: -___ ____ ________ ISAB EL M. A N D IN O Isabel M. Andlno. 89, Village Place. Longwopd. died Saturday, Oct. 2. ut Village On The Green Nursing Home. Long wood. Bom Aug. 20. 1904. In Richfield Springs. N.V.. she moved to Crnlrul Florida In 1973. She was a rcilrcd school teacher and a member nf Episcopal Church o f I hr Resurrection. Longwood. C n re y l l a n d C o x - P a r k e r Funeral Home. Winter Park. In t hurgeof arrangements. * ’’ ' V rv ! �- family Church morality: Encyclical sots strict boundaries Business Review S b i^ p w y o n g e lh i**.) IftyinOpeiefafcfapdrlyfonl l y M IAN MURPHY Associated Press Writer VATICAN CITY - Pope John Paul II asserts In a long-awaited encyclical today that some human actions arc Intrinsically evil, and that the church should uphold a basic morality that transcends all eras. The message had been laid down by the pontiff In advance o f the release o f the 180-pagr document "Vcrttatls Splendor” (The Splendor o f Truth), considered one of the defining statements of his papacy. The pope's comments — and early reports o f the encyclical — show the Vatican setting clear m oral boundaries at a time o f Increasing challenges to traditions such as bans on con* tinception, homosexuality ond abortion. The Roman Catholic church is also seeking to remain a relevant force in the world while some other Christian denominations make changes, including allowing women clerics. The pope has not invoked papal Infallibility in the encyclical, but strongly asserts the church's ability to In’ rrprct moral behavior. Unlike many previous encyclicals that were addressed to alt Roman Catholics, the latest is addressed to the church's bishops. Six years In development, the encyclical expresses John Paul’s concerns over moral relativism In the church and society. The pope on Sunday said the church must provide a moral compass for Roman Catholics who arc "disoriented between so many discor­ dant voices." The church, he said, cannot remain silent or alter its message "In order to favor transient ways." Questioning o f church teachings by Roman Catholic theologians will not be tolerated, the pontiff indicated in the sermon that touched on basic themes o f his 10th encyclical. 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Betty has I4I35 rtNINSULA FT, • tC tilX Y A V I. «nd SR 415) - SANTORd W ASHINGTON — In u single day. Moscow witnesses Us worst political violence since the Bolshevik Revolution and Washington loses still more Am erican lives in n peacemaking effort where peace refuses to be made. Bosnia seems to approach extermination. Civil war starvrs millions In the Sudan. Pakistan and India scrap ovrr Kashmir, and that conflict, if it turns hot. could turn nuclear. The Kurds are threatened by Iraq. Eduard Shcvurdnadze. once foreign minister of the Soviet empire and now leader o f a disintegrating state o f Georgia, flees for his life. It almost seems as though the world was safer when the Cold War raged and the doctrine o f swift and certain retaliation — mutual assured destruction, It was culled — helped keep the peace. What has happened to the "n ew world order" that was to follow the collapse o f the superpower rivalry and the defeat of a Persian Gulf potentate? People who study world conflict say this about l hat: —The promise of a "n e w world order" was uufuinilahle. As long as the world Is anarchical, hostility and conflict will be part o f it. Ethnic, civil and religious conflicts went on before, during und since the supcr|>owcr rivalry. "W e weren't noticing those conflicts. To some extent we were co-opting them: there would have licen a civil war In Vietnam whether or not the United States in terven ed.'* says Raymond (jarthoff. a former ambassador to Bulgaria. —For all Its tensions, the world Is safer, and l>etier off. with the Cold W ar over. The world Is definitely more unstable, n place of greater uncertainty, but the Soviet empire truly : represented an evil Idea that had been foisted upon an enormous section o f humanity." com- ■ in c u t s Farced Zakarla. editor o f Foreign AfTairs magazine. Canudlan Fen Humpson. a former International affairs professor, now a scholar at the govern­ ment-supported U.S. Institute o f Peace, says only some o f today’s conflicts result from the af- lershocks o f the Soviet collapse. Those conflicts, among the old Soviet republics and In the former Yugoslavia, were suppressed by the strong hand of central authority. Soviet strategy dating back to Stalin's forced relocation of Russians Into the other republics planted the seeds c f today's upheavals. What the world must now decide, says President Clinton. Is where to Intervene and where to stay out. " I f the American people are to say yes to U.N. peacekeeping." Clinton told the U.N. General Assembly last week, "th e United Nations must Icam to say n o." The criteria? He said the United Slates will . intervene “ to enlarge the circle o f nations" that . live under market-based democracies. ”4VIMr* MS' mattefs (host and where we can a make the greatest difference. wejwUL therefore. . Clinton deplored the fresh loss o f the Uvea o f U.S. servicemen In Somalia but noted that before 1 the United States Intervened 300,000 people had lost their lives to warfare or famine. U.N. peacekeeping is accumulating a proud. If not much noticed, record. Last month, the largest and most expensive U.N. peacekeeping operation ended, having planted democracy in the killing fields o f Cambodia. The United Nations stopped the fighting. ' restored ctvll authority or sponsored free elections in Namibia. El Salvador. Cyprus and In the Golan ' Heights In the Mideast. Even the otd ethnic conflict tn Bosnia shows ‘ that the world has changed, says editor Zakarla: In the past. European nations would have Intervened to grab pieces o f the territory. "Hundreds o f thousands have died." he says, "but It has not turned Into a general war In Europe In which tens of millions would die." That's progress, of a sort. EDITOR'S NOTE - Mike Felnsllber has been ’ covering events In Washington since 1968. 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It "w ill not be tolerated." Castle Dental Center, a chain o f dental and orthodontic facilities In Houston that has a recorded phone message advertising Its discount rates, was sued tn federal court there. And Dr. Drew B. Morvant o f New Orleans was named tn a separate case In that city. A receptionist who answered the phone at Castle Dental Center on Monday said the company had no comment. Morvant's office could not reached. Castle Dental Center waa accused o f stopping treatment tn 1992 when It learned a patient was HIV-positive. The patient, after eight months o f orthodontic treatment, was told In a letter: “ Due to the recent discovery o f your health problems. Castle Dental Center has decided to cease providing you with orthodontic treatment." In the other case, the Justice Department said Morvant's office denied services to two men because they were HlV-poaltlve. One recently died of AIDS. t* ' • ’ V U •u •i -• 1 •: •; <> A >1 l II n t �. Bl •A - Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Tuasday, October ft, 1003 jj 3 The number of U.S. I poor is up 1.2 million a ■ yN A N O V N U S M A U a i Aaaoclated Preaa Writer_________ At a glance CLAY. W.Va. - High school senior BUI West sees no future for himself In the state where he grew up. He wants to be a welder or a game warden, but his expert* rnce confirms what new census figures show: High unemploy­ ment and poverty have hit West Virginia hard. “ I don't ically want to leave." said the 17-year-old West, who plans to study out o f state when he graduates from Clay County High School. But. he added. *’I can't get the kind o f Job and get the kind of life I want here." The number o f poor Ameri­ cans grew by 1.2 million In 1992. the Census Bureau said Monday In a report that found an underclass that Is dispropor­ tionately young and without health Insurance. And the South had It worse than any other region. The bureau said there were 36.9 million poor Americans last year, accounting for 14.5 per­ cent of the population. That was up three-tenths o f a point trom 1991. and the highest poverty rate since 15.2 percent In 1983. The 1992 poverty line for a family of four was $14,335. For someone living alone. It was $7,143. B Some I(Kit about powrty. Income and healthcare covereg* In I**) from lha Census Bureau • Percentage m poverty black*. H.1 par cm t. Hispanic*. tf i ptrcml. Allan* and Pacific lilandait. ITS percent; whites I I A parcant. non Hitpenk whiles. *4 parcant. Southerners. k * parcant, Wattarnart. U a parcant, Midwettrrnert. 1)1 parcant. Northaattamar*. IJ J par cant • Working poor 40) parcant at poor people Over It • P o o r r e c e iv in g g o v a r n m a n l attltlanca: 4) 7parcant • American* covered by health intur anca. 45 3 percent • Poor Amarkant covarad by health Imuranca M ) parcant • Black Amarkant covarad by health Inturanca 74 f parcant • Hitpamc Amarkant covarad by health Inturanca 414parcant Increase o f 2 million. Forty percent o f the poor were children under 18. even though they are only 26 percent of the U.S. population. T heir 1992 poverty rate. 21.9 percent, was the highest of nnv age group. State poverty rates ranged from 7.3 percent In Delaware to 24.6 percent In Mississippi, but the Census Bureau wnmed that the margin o f error varies widely from stale lo slate, and the states cannot be reliably ranked. SU1I. West Virginia, with a 2 2 .3 p erc e n t p o v e rty ru le, clearly Is suffering from the c lo s in g o f c o a l m in e s and In the South, the poverty rate sawmills. It has had the nation's Waa-ll6.B percent, compared with 14.4 percent In the West. ' highest unemployment rate for m o re than tw o years. U n ­ 13.1 percent In the Midwest, and employment In West Virginia 12.3 percent in the Northeast. was 9.6 percent In August. Black and Hispanic Americana T o make ends meet, many were about three times more Clay County realdenta do odd likely to be poor than whites. Jobs and buy generic producta And In findings sure to provide and used clothing, said Junior a m m u n itio n foi« P r e s id e n t Naylor. 38. o f Ivydalc. C lin ton 's health-care reform "T h ey 'v e learned to atretch plan, the government said 37.4 the dollar pretty far. but even million Americans, or 14.7 per­ stretch ing It doesn't go far cent of the population, lacked enough." Naylor aald. health Insurance In 1992. an • Paopla moving Into poverty a ) mil Han. • Paapta moving out ol povarty: I I million • HoutohoM Incoma*: Allan* and Pacll 1C luandar*. 1)4.15). whiles. 1)7.544. non Hitpank whiles. U ).)0 t. Hitpank*. 1)1.141; Black*. ttl.444; Wattarnart. I ) ) . « l l ; N a rlh a a tla rn a rt. I)).l* 4 t Midwesterners. M O .fll. Southerners. *71741. big city tuburbanllat. *40.440. inhabitants ot big Innar clllat. *74.07) • Woman * Incoma 71 cant* ol aacti Oonar aarnad by man • Woman'* Incoma, with bachelor t da gree 7) cant* of aach dollar aarnad by m m of tJmller aducalton • Households with Incoma ol 1100.000 a year and up 4.7 million, or 4 f percent • Households with incoma ol let* than 17*000 If I million, or 40 f parcant • Houtahoidt vbltti Income of let* than *5.000 4 4 million, or 4 4 percent Vickie Neely. 34. who was donating clothes to a Goodwill center, said many young people are forced to leave to find work. " I can't see the future o f Clay County getting any better." she said. "T h ere isn't any Industry and there aren't any jobs to try for." Louisiana also lost a lot of high-paying Jobs In the mid1980s when oil and gas prices collnpsed. Its 24.2 percent pov­ erty rate was m ore than 5 percentage points over the 1991 rate. Today most Louislanans work In agricu ltu re and tourism , many at or near minimum wuge. while others struggle to get by on government help. "I'm here not because I want to be. but because I have no other rhnlre." said Angela Jlles as she walled at a New Orleans w elfa re o ffic e M onday. The divorced mother o f four lost her job last month as a receptionist at a shipping company. "E ven with this assistance I don't know how the water bill Is going to be paid." she said. "T h is is only enough for the electric." L »q il Notice Lsqsl Notlcss Ltgal Notices Legal Notices M OTICI OF APPLICATION FOB TAX D U O N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y OIVEN. Mai B. I . S JU D ITH L. WHITESIDE, Ifw hoMtr *f fit* following certillcatalt) Sm Iliad Mid corlifkato(t) fgr a tgi dMd 1* bo Issued thereon Ttw covflfl cal* number (sl and y«ar|tl aI ittuanco. Ifw description of ttw I reports. and ttw itamalal in which If wot a*tot tod it/at* at follow*: Cortifkat* No 1*04 Yoar of Itiuanc* Iffl Description of Property: LEO SEC I) TWP70SRGE » E BEG 270) I ) F T S OF NW COR RUN S *41.1) FT N )7 DEO I MIN 55 SEC E 114) F T N «7 OEG 24 MIN S) SEC W MS.*) F T TO BEG Name* In whkh otto*tod SC. YOST U n io n tuch corllflcato(t) thall bo rt deemed according to tow. ttw prtgorfy described In tuch cartlflcato(i) will ba told 10 ttw hlgtwtt bidder at ttw wotl front door. Samlnola County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, an ttw 75TM day at OCTOBER. NOTICE OF APPLICATION F O R TA X O E E O N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y OIVEN. mat R. E. S Judith L. Whltotide. ttw holder al ttw toftowing certificated) hat Iliad laid certificate*) tar a tot dead to ba Ittuad thereon Ttw certlfl cate number(») and yaard) ef Ittwanca. ttw description at ttw property, and fh* named) to whkh It wet **totted lt/ar* at IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I H TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SIM IN O L1 COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE *10: C i-n -D M C A -U -K F L E E T F IN A N C E AN O MORTGAGE. INC.. Plaintiff. NOTICBOP FICTITIO U S NAME None* It hereby given mat wa in butinat* at Ml Lana. Lake Mary. F L 21744, Samlnato County. Florida, under ttw Fkfittou* Name at C IO E N OONSTRUC TION A CONSULTINO. and mat wa Inland to raglttor laid name with nw Oivtoton at Corpora l writ. Tallahateea. F torIda. In accordance with the prevlttont at the Fktittoiw Name Statute*. To Wit: Section MS S*. Florida Statute* m i CED EN CONSTRUCTION Rkherd R Denman Catherkw I . Denman PuMIth: October A l*f) DEK M m i. t i l l AM. Approximately *12100 cash tor toot I* required to be paid by ttw tucctttfui bidder at ttw tala. Full payment at an amount •dual to ttw hlgtwtt bid piut applkabto documentary ttamp ta rn and racardlns toot It due w ithin I t haura a lta r lha advarlltad tlmo si ttw tala. All pAymtcilt _ anfood inttrumant. made payabio to ttw Clark at ttw Circuit Court D .t .d this 1STH day at SEPTEMBER.!**). I SEAL) Maryann* Mart* Clark at ttw Circuit Court Semlnoi* County, Florida By: B. WILSON Deputy Clock PuWUh: September )|. 74 A October *17. I**) OKMM Cartlfkato No. 1( 0) Year at Ittwanca m i Ootcrlptlen ot Property LEO W d OF LOTS )M A 74* BLACK HAMMOCK PB7PG II* Hornet In which allotted John P. Caulfield. Mkhael A. Flynn Ail at u ld property being in ttw County at Seminole. State ot Florida. Unlatt tuch certlllcatoltl thall bo radtemtd according to tow. ttw property deter Ibed In twch certificated) will be teid to ttw hlgtwtt bidder at ttw wett Irani door. Somlnol* County Courthout*. Sanford. Florida, on ttw Itt day at November, Iffl, at II A M . Approolmately H U M cath tor toe* It required to bo paid by ttw tuccattful bidder at ttw tale Full payment at an amount •dual to ttw hlgtwtt bid piut applicable documentary ttamp laatt and recording toot to dwa .w ithin I t ha urt a lta r tho Pdvartliad ttma ot ttw tale. All payment* thall ho cath or guar­ anteed Inttrumant. mad* pay able to ttw Clerk at ttw Circuit Court. Dated thl* llt t day of Sep tomber, I**). (SEAL) MaryanrwMort* Clerk ol the Circuit Court Somlnol* County, Florida By: Mkhelto L Silva Deputy Clerk PuMIth: September 7* October * 1). A It, I**) Dfil-MI NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* It hereby given that I am engaged In butinett at It*' Faalhart Edge Loop. Lake M a ry. F L 11744. Samlnal* County. Florida, under lha F I c t lf lo u t N a m * a l O O D IA M O N D P R O D U C TIO N S , and that I intend to raglttor laid name with ttw Olvttton at Corattorn. Taiiahattae. Florida. accordance with ttw pro vlttont ol ttw Fktltlout Nam* Statute*. Ta-WII: Section 445 Of. Florida Sitiutot m i. LaeLuttor PuMIth: October * 1**) DEK 44 r Yot/s touch al Eta bos** **h anadInffwcipadMsiLFor S a n fo r d H e r a ld NOTICE Sanford • Lake Mary • Seminole JO H N N IE M A C B A IL E Y P/K/A JOHNNIE M AE HALL and UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF J O H N N IE M A I B A IL S Y i RHEA REIN; ORLANDO RE GIONAL MEDICAL CEN TER . INC. N/K/A ORLANDO RE GIONAL HEALTHCARE SYS TEM . INC NOTICE OP SALE NOTICE IS N E R IB V GIVEN that an the I4fh day at Navawv M r. l i t ! at 11:00 A AA . an lha courthout* ttopt at Nw Sambwto County Courthout*, M l N. Part Ava., in laniard. Sam Inale County. Florida. MARYANNS MORSE. Clark at the Circuit Court, will oiler tor tale to ttw hlgtwtt and bett bidder tor coth. at puMk outcry, ttw tallowing deter Ibed property In Somlnol* County. Florida, mart pan leu larty detcribod at tottorn: Lot t MAONOLIA H ILL, ac­ cording to ttw Plat thereof at rocardtd In Plat Book IA Pag# I t ot ttw PuMk Rocardt at Samlnato County, F torIda. Tha above tala to mad* purser ant to F inal Judgment at Far* cloture ontored In ttw ebavattytod cawta. IN WITNESS W HEREOF. I have hereunto tat my hand and •ffkiai teal September I*, m i . (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Ctork at ttw Circuit Court By: Jana E. Jatawk Deputy Ctork PuMIth: September M A Octo b rrA I**) DEI 72) IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E IIO H T IE N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMI N O L I COUNTY, FLORIDA CASB NO.: VS-IMS-CA-I4-L BENE FICIAL SAVINGS BANK. FSB. Plaintiff. DOMINGO JOSE BALBONA, at at.. ' Defendant*. NOTICE OP FO R IC LO S U R IS A LE NOTICE IS H E R EB Y OIVEN purtuant to a Final Judgment of Forecloture deled September 33rd. lf*A entered In Civil Cat* Number n-tSM -CA-IAL at ttw Circuit Court of ttw Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. In and tar Samlnato County. Florida, that on ttw Nth day ot October. I**A at t!:M A M . at ttw Samlnoto County Courthouse. M l North Park Avenue. Wett Front Duct , Sanford. Florid* M77144M, ttw undortlgnod Ctork will otter tor tale to ttw hlglwtt and bett bidder or bidder*, tor cath. ot ttw loIlowing deter Ibed real Lot A Bloch 0 . Tho Mtadewt Unil No. I, According to Nw plat thorast m racardad to Ptat Baah i A Page 44 A 47, PuMk « i In canj unciton . . . . . . In-tha-know turn to th* lar tha latest aoim agacf newt and tuentx Just enough news of t>kttp you Informed rtgiontl, national and woftd to I • ill II t. • • •/. J / OATEO thl* Nth day of Saptombor, t«n. MARYANNE MORSE CLIRKOPTHE CIRCUIT COURT BY: Oarsthy W. Bolton At Deputy Ctork PuMIth: October A ll. m ) OEK-M 1 NOTICBOP FICTITIO U S N A M I It handy given that I god In bwtwwt* al Itt Otkwatd Drive. Ceteelberry, Florida >7707. Semlnoi* County. Florida, under the Fktltltut N a m e of M E O I A IM ACE/FLORIDA. INC . end mat I Inland to raglttor told name with ttw Division ot Corpora Hon*. Tallahattoo. Florida. In accordant* with ttw prevlttont •f ttw Fktltlout Name Statute*. To Wit Section S U M , Florida Statutot l**l. M IO IA IM A O K /FLO R ID A . IN C Tarry H. Yeung PuMIth: October A I D ) O IK -SI NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TA X D IB D N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y OIVEN. mat R. E. A Judith L. Whlletlde. the holder ot ttw following certlllcatoltl hat tiled taid cartlf tltkatolil tor a tai i to be Ittued Hwroon. The cortltl cat# number It) and yoerltl ot Ittuanco. the deterIplton ot ttw property, and ttw name(t) In whkh It wat m atted lt/ar* at loltowt: Certllkato No I*44 Year ot Ittuanco: l*tl DeterIption ot Property: LEO SEC 01 TWP 70S ROE ME PROM NC COR RUN S 407 04 F T S SI OEO It MIN 11 SEC W 7)4* 14 F T S M OEO 1 MIN !! SEC W m F T TO POP RUN S a D EO 1 M IN II SEC W M0 F T S M DEO M MIN S) SEC E m o At F T T O SHORE LI N ELY ALONG SHORE LI T O A F T S a DEO V MIN 34 SEC E OF BBO N a OEO V MIN M SEC W4U4.I0 F T TO B E O Namot In which auattad: Helen* Gay. Julie Gay All Ol U ld property being In the County ol Somlnol*. Stale ol Florida. U n lttt tuch certificated) ba redeemed according to NOTICE OP APPLICATION F 0 1 IT A X 0 B ID N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y OIVEN. that R E. A Judith L. Whitothto. ttw holder ot ttw following certlflcoto(t) hat tiled u ld cortlfkatod) tor a tea d u d to ba Ittued Itwreon The cortltlcal* numbord) and year III of Ittuanco. ttw drtcription at ttw property, end ttw namedl In which It wat auattad lt/ar* at loltowi' Certllkato No 104* Yearotluuanca: m i Deter Ipi Ion at Property: LEO SEC *1 TWP MS ROE » E BEG t e r * F T S A M S B F T S (7 O EO )1 MIN II SEC W OF NE COR RUN S 17 OEO 31 MIN 31 SEC W 31)0* F T N 33 OEO M MIN 3* SEC W 4M F T N S7 OEO 31 MIN 31 SEC E 315 0* F T S » OEG N MIN M SEC E 4)0 F T TO B EG dAC ) Name* In which ottttted; Wallace O Vickery. Diane W. Vkkory All ol u ld property being In ttw County ui Samlnato. Stale at Florida Unlott tuch co rtlllcaladl thall be redeemed according to law. the preparty detcribod in tuch certilkatoltl will be told to ttw hlghetl bidder al the wett front door. Somlnol# County Courthout*. laniard. Florida, on the lit day ot November. If*), at 11 A M Approilmatoly S IM M cath tor toot It required to be paid by the tucceutul bidder al m* uto. Full payment ol on amount equal to the hlghetl bid piut applicable documentary ttamp !*■** and recording feet It duo w ithin 74 hour* otter the advert lted lime ot tho tale All payment! thall be cath or guar anteed inttrunwnl. mad* pay able to the Ctork of ttw Circuit Court Dated thl* jlt i day ot Sop tomber. If*) (SEAL) MaryanneMorte Clerk ol the Circuit Court Samlnoto County, Florida By: Mkhelto L Silva Deputy Clerk PuMIth: September 74. October A 17. A t*. m i O EI 700 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT FOR S IM IN O LEC O U N TY . FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number n-Ta* CP IN RE ESTATE OF DOROTHY RIDINGS Dec**ted NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Tha admlnittratian at ttw ettato at DOROTHY RIDINGS, d a c a a t a d . F ile N t n k t r *7 7*4 CP. It pending in the Circuit Court tar Seminal* County. Fiend*. Probate Dtvl tian. ttw addrau at which it Samlnato County Court haute. Santord. Florida 1)771 The name* and addreu ei at ttw perianal repretentative and ttw partanal repraunlatlva't at tonwy are tel term beta* A L L IN T E R E S T E D PER SONS ARE N O TIFIE D TH A T: All perton* on whom tali notice It tervod who have eb lection* met challenge the valid Ity a/ the w'JL ttw qualltkattont ot ttw portonel repre tentative, venue, or lurtodkttan at thii Court arm rewulrad to life Nwir objection* with th lt 'Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF T H R U MONTHS A F TE R THE D A TE OF TH E FIR ST PUBLI CATtON OP THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY DAYS A F TE R TH E O A T E OF SER V ICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON TH EM All creditor* of the decadent end other per tont having claim* or demand* agalntl decedent ! ettato an wham a copy ot mit nolle* It tervod within three month* attor ttw data at Ifw tint publication at thlt notka mutt file their claim* with m il Court W IT H IN T H E L A T I N OF TH R E E MONTHS A F TE R TH E O ATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY OAYS A F TE R THE O A T E OF SER V ICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM . All other creditor* ol tho decadent and pertont having dalmt or demand* agatntt ttw dtcadwil't ettato mutt III* their claim* wtm mit court WITHIN TH R E E MONTHS A F TE R TH E O ATE OF THE FIR ST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE. A L L CLA IM S. OEM AN OS ANO OBJECTIONS NO T SO F IL E O W ILL BE FOREVER BARRED. The data ot ttw flrtt puMk* lion ot m u Notka It October A m i. Portonel Ropretentatlve: RICKARD V. HIDINGS 140*Car toton Drive Richardson. T a u t 7)0*1 Attorney lor Portonel Representative: L.W . CARROLL. JR., ESQUIRE LAWRENCE W. CARROLL. JR ..PJL. 500 E. Altamonte Dr . 7700 Altamonte Spring*. FL 3)701 Telephone: (aof) M05JM Florida Bar No.: OfUM PuMIth: October A I). Iff) DEK 54 ______________ IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E E IG H TE E N TH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. CIVIL DIVISION Cate No.: *)-4435-CA-l4-L MORTOAOE FORECLOSURE METMOR FINANCIAL. INC.. Plaintiff. JOSEPH PATRICK CAMPBELL: K E LLIE M. CAMPBELL: U N ITE D STATES OF AMERICA and UNKNOWN TENANTS/OWNERS. w lthlh"l4r* h # u r7 g td r* !ha ttma of Nw tato. All ill NOTICE OF M LR Notka It hereby given, pursu­ ant to Final Judgment ot For* cloture tor Plaintiff entered In ttw cause. In ttw Circuit Court ef Samlnoto County. Florid*. I will u ll the property situated In Semlnoi* County. Florida de­ scribed at: bet A Clock 31, Norm Orlando 1st Addition according to ttw plat fhortof at rocardtd In Piet Book IA Paget M 14, ol ttw Public Rocardt at Samlnato County; iy Known m i Ml N aSto to Rw Ctork at tha Orcwft Coart. Datod m il tm day at Sep^ Iember, If*) 1 S IA U Maryann* Mona Ctork ol ttw Circuit Court ■- *---«- ^UMny* ----- *- - *■---a-a3$<nifwt r potmm By: MMholto L Site* Deputy Ctork uMIUi: ISeptember IA If. M. and October 5. I**) DEI-** » mw MTUVf 1^1 PA M7SA at puMk uto. cath. at ttw watt front dear ot tha Seminal* County Court house. In Santord. Florid* at 11.40* m., on October M. 1**). Datod tNt Mm day at Sap tambor, If*). Ctork at ttw Circuit Court By: Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk PuMIth: October A II. I**) DEK 34 tuch certificated) will bo told to ttw hlgtwtt bidder at ttw watt Irani door, Samlnola County Courthout*. Sanford. Florid*, on ttw tim day at October, t**) at It AAA Approalmattly *12)00 cath lor toot It required to be paid by ttw tuccettlul bidder al ttw uto. Full payment of an amount equal to t o hlgtwtt Md piut applicable documentary tlamp Ltgal Notlcat Ltfltl Notices L t q il N o t lc ii MtMct $1 |$|§ NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN mat by vtrtua at that certain Writ at Execution Ittuad out ot and under ttw taal of ttw County Court at Seminal* County, Flor­ ida. Co m MAB)l3 P U upon a final judgment rendered In Nw •torauid Court an ttw 17m day at Docambar A O. 1«bA In mat certain c o m entitled: Atlantk National Bank at Florida. Plaintiff v*. Anthony E. Smith. Defendant whkh aloreuld Writ ot Elocution wat dtllvarod to me at Shorlfl el Samlnal* County, Florida and I have levied upon all ttw right, tltw and Intorett at ttw defendant, Anthony E Smith. In and to Ifw to!lowing described property, u ld property being located In Semlnoi* County, Florida more rtlcularly rib toitowt: On* 1*4) Chevrolet Station Wagon. Blu* In color. VIN f I G I J C I I P * F J 1*1474 being tiered at Altamant* Tawing Servtca. Inc. and ttw under signed at Sheriff •t Sammole County. Florida, wilt at ll:M A JM an the lltt day at October A O If*), otter tor u to and Mil to ttw highest bidder, FOR CASH IN HAND ANO SUBJECT T O ANY ANO A LL EXISTING LIENS, at ttw Front (Wotl) Door, at ttw ttopt. ol the Seminole County Court houM In Santord. Florida, ttw above deter toad property. That said uto It being made to u titfy ttw term* ot mit Writ ot E locution Donald F. Etllngar. Sheriff SemmotoCounty, Florida NOTICE REGARDING TH E A M E R IC A N S W I T H D IS A B ILITIES ACT OF IffA PER ­ SONS W ITH A D IS A B ILITY N E E D I N O S P E C IA L A C COMAAOOA5 IONS TO PARTIC IPATR IN TH E PROCEEDING SHOULD C O N TA C T TH E C IV IL D IV IS IO N O F T H E S H E R IF F 'S O F F I C E . E N ­ FORCEABLE WRITS SECTION 1345 M TH S TR E ET. SANFORD. FLOR ID A A T LE A S T F IV E DAYS PRIOR TO TH E PRO C E E O IN O TELEP H O N E; (407) 1)44440 T TO (407) m un Published September )!, to. October 5 .1), with ttw uto being October 11.1**) D E ItiS NOTICBOP APPLICATION PON TA X OEEO N O T I C E IB H E R E B Y GIVEN, that R. E. B JUDITH L. W H ITESID E, the haidtr at the I carftfketali) ha* titod Ifkato(t) tor a tai dtod to ba Uouad tfwraan. Tha cartlflcato number!)) and yaar(t) at Issuance, the drtcription at the and ttw named) In I It/ere at TOWING ANO STORAOE NOTICBOP CLAIM OP LIEN Legal Notices m ---- a. IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OP T N I t*m JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO.*)-l>*4-CA-l4-L COM M UNITY FIRST BANK, l/k/a TUCKER STATE BANK. Plaintiff. vt. OROVERN.VOSS.ang COMMERCIAL STATE BANK OF ORLANDO. NOTICB OP M L I NOTICB U given that purtu ant to a Final Judgment at Feroctoturt datod Stptomber 17. 14*1. In Cat* N* *111*4 CA M L at the Circuit Court ot Samlnoto County. Florida In which C O M M U N ITY F IR S T BA N K. It tho Plaintiff and O R O V E R VOSS and C O M ­ M ERCIAL STATE BANK OP ORLANDO, era tha Datondanlit). I will tell to ttw highest * cath at the at mo Samlnoto County Court Mouse. M l Harm at I I . X AM en October 3 . If*), the tai towing d»*crlbod property tot form In ttw Pinal Judgment ot Faroetotura: From ttw Southwest cantor at Section it. Township M South. Kongo It East, run Norm US toot to meander line, thence a tong meander line Norm U degreet East, *10 toot. Ifwnco Norm 74 degree* East 4)741 toot. Ifwnco South M U .4 toot Ifwnco W M t 14414) toot to Point ot Beginning, tuch Parcel being known atoo m Ifw Wool M oerot at Government Lot ) : alto ttw South 4b toot Of Government Loto I. 3 and 3 ot Section 31. Township M South. Rang* It Eatt. O ATEO m il Mth day of Sop tomber. i f f ) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk el ttw Court BY: Janol. Jatewk Deputy Ctork PuMIth: October 5.13. If*) DBK-37 ______________ IN TH B CIRCUIT COURT OP T N E E IG H TE E N TH JUO ICIAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLO R ID A PRORATE DIVISION CASE NO. *3-721-CP IN R E : Ettato Ot FR EO W . PEUERBACHER. JR.. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Tho administration ot tha Ettato ot FR ED W. FEU ER BACHER. JR ., Deceased. File No. *3-7)1 CP It pending in ttw Circuit Court lor Samlnoto County. Florida. Probata Dtvl lion, m* address of which U Samlnoto County Courthout*. M l Norm Park Avenue, San­ tord. Florida 3)771. The name* and addrottat of ttw Personal Representative and of th* Personal Repre tentative'* at­ torney ora tat forth below. All Intorot tod pertont are required to flto with mit Caurt: la) All claims against ttw ettato W ITHIN TH R E E MONTHS OP TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OP TH IS N O TICB and (bl any •b|*cllon by an Intorattad person to whom notice wat mailed that challenge* ttw valid Ity of ttw will, ttw qualification* of ttw personal ropretentatlve. venue, or |urUdktlon at ttw Court W ITHIN T H E LA TER OP TH R E E MONTHS A F TE R T H E F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N OP TH IS N O TIC E OR T H IR T Y OAYS A F TE R TH E O ATE OP SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE OF TH E O BJECTIN G PERSON. A LL CLAIMS ANO OBJEC TIONS NOT SO F IL E D W ILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Publication ot mit Notka of Administration hat begun on October). Iff). J UNE K. FEUERBACH ! R, gg Portonel Roprgaenlgttvoof ttw BNatool FREOW. FEUERBACHBR. JR. IM XBeaIMS _ _ WWttor Park, F torIda 3)7*4 to Attorney tor Portonel kK nethf^m urrah Ot Murrah. Doyle and Wlgk.PJk. 404Wtol Mart* Boulevard P .O Baa ISM Winter Park. F torid* 327*4 Telephone: (487)444M il Florida Bar Number: 40574*4 Publlth: October 5.111**) OEK-M Certificate No lit ) Yearof Ittuance: tf*l Description ot Property: LEO SEC I ) TW P MS ROB ME BEG 4*1) F T W OP SE COR GOVT LOT I RUN N P O EO M MIN )5 SEC W IH ) 34 F T S 31 OEG I M IN M S IC W I M P F T S P DEO M M IN 31 S IC E P 7 .ll F T E M4.73FT T O B IG Name* In which attested. S C YOST Unlott tuch cortlflcatolt) shell he redeemed according to law. ttw property described In tuch certlfkatod) will ba Mid to the hlghetl bidder at the well Irani dear, Samlnato County Courthout*. Santord. Ftorlda. on ttw 3STH day at OCTOBER. itfL a ltlA JW . Approilmatoly 51)5 00 cash ter toot It required la be paid by ttw tuccattful bidder at Nw uto Full payment at an amount equal to the highett bid piut applicable documentary tlamp late* and recording feet U due w ithin 34 ha urt alter lha advertised time at the uto All payment* thall be cath or guar­ anteed k obi* to Nw Ctork ot Nw Circuit Court. Dated thlt ISTH day of SEPTEMBER. t«*J. (SEAL) Maryanno Morte Ctork of Nw Circuit Court Somlnol* County, Florid* By: B. WILSON Deputy Ctork Publlth September 11. M A October 5.1). I**) O ft 144 NOTICB OP APPLICATION FOR TAX OBID N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y O IV E N . th a t BOHN IN DUSTRIBS INC.. Nw hoidrr oI ifw toitowtng carflfkatoltl hat tiled uid certificated) lor a tai deed to be Ittued thereon Ttw co rtlllca t* number!*! and yoarlt) at Ittuanco. ttw do tcriplton at ttw property, and thi named) In which It wat attested lt/ar* at toitowt Cartlfkato N# 14)5 Year at Ittwanca two Description at Property: LEO LOT I BLK C BONAVENTURE HEIGHTS INO SEC PB IS PO P Name* In which otto*tod: WALTER R BRYANT. JR.. RAMONABRYANT Unless tuch e* Millet to(t l according to iterfeed in tuch carllftcatad) will ba Mid to Nw hlgtwtt bidder at Nw wail frart dear. Samlnato County CeurltwuM. Santord. Ftorlda. an ttw MTH day ot OCTOBER. tm a tllA J M . Approilmatoly 1125*4 cath tor ieae It required to be paid by Nw successful bidder at Nw uto. Full payment at an amount equal to me highatl bid piut tpplU MI* documentary stamp toiet and recording toet U due within 34 h d a rt attar tha advertised time at Nw uto. Ail I ba cath or guarpiytfuw i rnitWIIA $1 to ttw Ctork at me Circuit Court. Dated th lt IS TH day el SEPTEM BER. lf*X ISEALI Maryann* Morse Clerk ot ttw Circuit Courl Semlnoi* County. Ftorlda By: B. WILSON Deputy Ctork Publlth: September It, M A October 5. It. t**3 011141 IN T N I CIR CUIT COUBT FOR 1EM I N O L I COUNTY. FLORIDA P R O R A TI DIVISION Flto Number *3444 CF IN RE: E S TA TE OF CLAXTON WIOEMAN. Deceased N O TICE OF ADMINISTRATION Tho admlnlttralton ol th* o a ta la at C L A X T O N W IO E M A N . dacaaud, File Number fldbe-CP. U ponding In ttw Circuit Court, tor Samlnato County. Florida. Probata D M tiun. Nw addneee ot whk whkh to Samlnoto County Caurthauta. Prabila Division. Santord. Ftor­ lda. 337)1. Tha name and ■ddrite at Nw Portonol Rear* tantattva and ttw Paroanal Rep rttentative’t attorney ora tat a - - am. a--- a — - - fOTTn M K m . ALL INTERESTED PER­ SONS ARE NOTIPIEOTHAT: All portent on whom thlt notice It wrvod who have eb |actlent mat challang* m* valid Ity at Nw Will. Nw quallflcallont ot ttw Personal Representative, venue, or |urltdktlon at mit Court are required to tile their ebjacllant with this Caurt W ITH IN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUELICATILN OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OP THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All cieditors at the decedent and other portent having claims copy i nolle# to served within month* attor ttw data at Nw first publication at mit notka mutt flto ttwlr claim* with mit Courl W ITH IN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THB FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OP THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OP SERVICE OF A COPY OP THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All other creditors of th* decadent and pertont having claims or demand* agalntl ttw decedmft estate mutt flto ttwlr dalmt with mit couM WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OP THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO PILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Tha daft at tha tint Pabtkatton at m u notka to Mb 1*4). PROPOSED BALE OP VEHICLE T O : R EO ISTBRBOO W N ER Herman Stepp t34 Oentvlova Dr. Adamant* Spring*. PL 32714 4t LIENOR (TOW ING ANO STORAGE COMPANY! Mickey1* Auto Clink SMI S. 17 f ) Casselberry. PL 3)707 (407)4)4 t u t DESCRIPTION OP V E H IC L E : If 71 Chevrolet VIN IZ37H414344*4 D A TE STORED: S/lt/fl LOCATION OF V E H IC LE : SMI S. 17 f l Ceueiberry. FL 33707 Each of you I* hereby notified that the above vehicle wat lowed at ttw request at Samlnoto County Sheriff* Office and ttw above nomad lienor It In potto* Hon ot and dalm t a Han an ttw above described vehicle ter Tawing and Storage charge* accrued In lha amount at *344 40 Tha charges will can tinua to accrue at ttw rate ot SISXporday. Ttw lion claimed by tha above named Honor It subject to an forcoment purtuant to F.S. 7D 71 and untott u ld vehicle It redeamid tram u ld lienor by payment at allowed by law. ttw abovo described vehicle may be u ld to u titfy ttw-lien It th* vehkto to not rodwmtd and that vehicle which remain* un claimed, or ter which the charge* tor recovery, lowing, or storage service* remain unpaid, may ba u id altar 15 day* tree ot ail prior (tons. Th* above d*t.* noted Itonor proposes to u ll th* vohkto at toitowt. Public auction to be hold at SMI S. 17 P». Cette (berry, FL commencing at f.04 AM an ttw Itt day at November. Iff). S TA TE M E N T OF OWNERS RIGHTS Nolle* that th* awner or llenhaldor within It days attor ttw lima they have knowledge at the location of ttw vehkto. may flto a complaint In ttw County CouM In whkh ttw vohkto it tiered or In which lha owner reside* to determine II ttwlr property wat wrongfully taken or withheld trom thorn Nolle* that upon tiling a c o m p la in t, an e w n t r or lienholder may have ttwlr vehi tie released upon potting with ttw Court a cath or surety bond or ether adequate security equal to ttw amount ot ttw charge* tor towing and storage to aneurt ttw payment at such charge* In me ovant may da not prevail. Nattca that any proceeds from ttw tato at Nw vohkto remaining attar payment at Nw amount claimed to ba dua and awing to Nw Itoner will ba dwaaitad wtm Nw Ctork at Nw Circuit Court tor dltpotltton upon caurt order pursuant to Subsection ( ) ) at Ftorlda Statute 71) 71 O A TEO mit am dey at Sep­ tember. Iff). . Publitn- October *. if f ) OIK-41 NOTICE OP FICTITIO U S NAME Natka It hereby given that I am engaged to business at II* Fta tb a rt Edge Loop. Lake M a ry. F L 33)44, Samlnola Caunfy, Florida, under the F l c t l t l a u a N o m a at LU STER VISION, and mat I Intend fa register said name with Nw Dtvttton *4 Carper* (tons. Tallahatw*. Ftorlda. in accordance with ttw provision! ot the Fktltlout Nemo Statutes. To Wit. Section 145 Of. Ftorlda Statutot 14*1. La* Luster Publlth: October 5.14*1 DEK 43 TOWINO ANO STORAGE NOTICB OP CLAIM OP LIEN IB D IA L E O P V EH IC LE TO: REGISTERED OWNER Kenneth Blancaru) MM Howland Blvd. Deltona. FL OTK LIENOR (TOWINO ANO STORAGE COMPANY) Mkkay't Auto Clinic SMI S. 17 *3 Casselberry. FL37707 (407)4)45))* DESCRIPTION OP VEHICLE: IGOdFord VIN IPABPBR*EKI1SM4 D A TE STORED: */3/*3 LOCATION OP V EH IC LE : (M l S. 17-*) CaaaMbarry, PL3274) Each at you It hereby notified that tha above vehlck wat towed at Nw request ot Ftorlda Highway Patrol and Nw above named Honor It to possession *1 and claims a Hon on th* abovo detcribod vohkto tor Towing and Storage charge* accrued In the amount ot t)4*.M. Tho charge* will continue to accrue al Nw rata el IIS.40 par day. Ttw Han claimed by m* above named Itonor it subject to en forcemont purtuant to P.S. 71) 7* and unless u ld vehkto It redeemed trom u ld Honor by payment at aIlowed by law. ttw above described vehkto may be told to u titfy Nw Hen. If Nw vehicle it not redeemed and that vahlcla which remains un­ claimed. or tar which th# chargee tor recavery. towing, er storage service* remain unpaid, may ba told attor IS days tree at all prior lton*. The above detig naiad Honor propout to u ll Nw vohkto at totlaw*. Publk auction to bo held at SMI S. 17*3. Casselberry. FL commencing at 4 00 AM on Nw 1st day ot November. Iff). STATEMENTOF OWNERS RIGHTS Nolle* that tha owner er lienholder within 10 day* attor Nw time they have knowledge at Nw location ot Nw vehicle, may flto a complaint In Nw County Court In whkh Nw vohkto It stored or In which Nw owner reside* to determine It ttwlr property wat wrongfully taken or withheld from them. Notice that upon tiling a c o m p la in t, an o w n er or lienholder may have Ihelr vehi­ cle re tooted upon potting with Nw Court a cath or surety bond bl Nw NW Uto at Nw vehkto remaining E.DavMKamp S M A TH E R S l KEMP.P.A. 404 N.Hyar Avenue Or land*, Ftorlda 3MU Ftorlda Bar <144447 T elephone (407) 4444)44 Attorney tor Por.Rop. Publish: Sotpombor M A O d d b e r l If*) OEE-M7 •liar payment at Nw amount claimed to ba dua and awing to ttw Itonor will bo dapoaltod wtm Nw Ctork ot Nw Circuit Court tor disposition upon caurt order» pursuant to Subaocftan (S) at Ftorlda Statute >ISJB. OATEO mu tom day at SapPubllth: October). If*) OBK-4B r : I �October 5, 1993 TUESDAY Sanford Herald 1 II IN Rams on a winning roll BR IEF e Mary ys whip Brantley Paddy McGee's bops Bruisers CASSELBERRY — T h e Bruisers proved to Ire n j match for Paddy McGee’s Mice from Oviedo In the Seminole County Recreation Department W om en’s Class C Monday Night Fall Slowpltch Sort hall League at Red Bug Lake Park. Paddy McOee’s used an 18 hit attack to bounce the Bruisers 13-8 and Improve to 3-1 on the season und set up a battle for first place next Monday against the undrfrated (4*0) Ball Busters at G'30 p.m. On offense. Jnudon Murlcltc (triple, double, single, three runs). Heldlc Green (3-for-3. runs). April Stoner (tw o hits, two runs, four RBI). Connie Thomas (two hits, three RBI). Allyson Hale and Lori Lingo (two hits and two RBI each). Jackie Janowlak (two hits, two runs). Joy W eaver nnd Phyllis Baynes (hit each). Carrie McCaullffe (three runs. RBI) and Tamml Chesser (run) did the work. From S taff Noports Players, coaches needed SANFORD - Plnycrs (ages 7-12) and coaches arc still needed for the Sanford Recreation Department Flag Football League that plays Its games on Saturday mornings at McKIbben Park For more Information, call (407)330-5697. W omen’s softball tournament SANFORD — The City of Sanford Recreation nnd Parks Department will host a W omen’s Fence Finder Slowpltch Softball Tournament the weekend of October 22-24. T h e tournam ent Is for registered ASA W om en’s Class C teams only (two pickups allowed) and ASA " C " rules will apply. Cost Is $125 per team and softballs will be provided. Deadline Is Thursday. October 21st at 5:30 p.m. with the draw to be held at 6 p.m. * Sponsor trophies w ill be awarded to the top three teams with Individual awards going to the winning and runner-up teams. Proceeds will benefit the Oolden Age Games. For more Information contact the Sanford Recreation Department at (407) 330-5697. H a r a i d P h a t o b y H a i t H a r 't o Lake Mary High School |unlor varsity boy’s volleyball player, Mike Reynolds (No. 9). pleads his case with the Fitness Pit trips Christo’s From Staff R ep orts___________ Y M C A Adult Basketball SANFORD The Fitness Pit. under coach Trtsh EllIngsworih. handed Christo’s Classics Its first loss of the season In the Sanford Recre­ ation Department Fall Keen;-. , atlonal Volleyball League at ♦ the Sanford Middle Sch o$ Cymnatorium Monday. js Fitness Pit's U -d win over Christo's helped the team lo a 7-0 match record on the night, moving It to within u game of Christo's In the standings. The standings (with this □ B e e R e c re a tlo o , P a g e 2B LAK E MARY — T h e Seminole County YMCA Is presently forming Its next Adult 3-man Buskctball League that will play on Sunday nights at area high school gyms. Registration deadline Is Wednesday. October 6. and the league w ilM iart an October 10. T h e season will ruocelght weeks with a single elimination tournament at the end. Cost Is $150 per team, or $22.50 (members) or $37.50 (non-members) per Individual. For more Information or a registration form, call the YMCA at (407) 321 8944. AROUND T H I $TAT1 net official during a 13-15,15-10.15-13 vlclory over Lake Brantley In an S A C game Monday night. LAKE MARY - The Lake Mary High School boy’s volleyball team Is hitting a winning stride at the right time. Monday night at the LMHS gym ­ nasium. the Rams dropped visiting Lake Brantley In straight games. 15-10. 15-9. for Its sixth consecutive victory. "W e pretty much dominated the match.’ ’ said Lake Mary head coach BUI Whalen. "It was really the first gnme we w ere running on all cylinders. Everybody In the lineup had a good hitting night, with no exceptions. A good Indication o f that was a 58-percent kill ratio on the night." The front line dominated the net with the left side combining for 11 kills, the middle combining for 15 kills, and the right side collecting 12 kills. "Things ore coming together real good.” said Whalen. "Hopefully we □ B e e V o lle y b a ll, Page 2B LM girls trim tough Deltona Pram Staff Reports DELTONA - It was not easy, but a win Is a win. Monday night at the Deltona High School gym nasi­ um. the Lake Mary Rams girls' volleyball team allowed itself to be the class of Class SA-Dlstrict IV as they knocked off a very tough W olves squad tn three hard-fought games. 15-12. 12-15, 15-8. "W e had a en u y night." said Rams head coach Cindy Henry. "It was very hot In the gym and the match lasted lW hours. It was so hot In there that I thought I had played. Deltona has a very good team, they have a lot of big girls and are very scrappy. They play hard. "Nikki Prcece was our standout tonight, she started out slowly, but snapped out o f II and had a good night. 1 was pleased with her all-around gam e.” The junior varsity also had a good night, coming back after losing the first game 12-15 to win the final two games, and the match. 15-7, 15-8. The varsity Improved to 13-4. while Deltona fell to 10-3. Lake Mary will be In action again tonight, traveling to Lake Brantley for an Seminole Athletic Conference match with the Jv game starting at 6 p.m. TMBB OOBS OVBRTIMK TO WIN SANFORD — The Seminole High School girls’ volleyball team tripped visiting DeLand In straight games Monday at BUI Fleming Memorial Gymnasium, but It took a little extra work In both games. The Tribe was In control In both games, but the Bulldogs played tough before falling 16-14.17-15. "W e re playing better aa a team ." aaid Seminole head coach Beth Corso. "W e fooled around a Utile bit and let them come back on us. but we did enough to win. It was the first time this year that I aaw the girls buckle down and take control of the play when they wanted to. They Just decided that they had played around long enough and now It waa time to get serious.” Doing the damage for the Tribe were Aubrey Nelson (three kills, six good spikes). Catherine Foye (two kills, five good spikes). Jill Jaaewic (one kill, five good spikes). Yuleyma Otero (eight assists). "Michele Johnson had real good night on defense." said Corso. "S h e had a lot o f digs and even put down a kill coming out o f the back row to hit It." T h e jv ’s were not as fortunate falling. 14-16.11-15. The varsity Improved to 2-10 with the win. Both the varsity and Jv will play again today as they host Lake Howell In an SAC matchup starting at 6 p.m. Dolphins ambush Radsklns SANFORD HKRALD PLA MIAMI — Terry Kirby has a game ball. Now he wants a touchdown. .. Th e rookie rushed for 94 yards and caught I three passes for 30 yards to help the Miami Dolphins beat the Washington Redskins 17-10. Th e Dolphins fmproved to 3-1 and remained tied with Buffulo for first place In the AFC East. Shula closed to within three victories o f George Halos’ NFL record total o f 324. Washington lost Its third In a row and fell to 1-3 for the first time since 1985/ Robert Ruffin revives Tribe running attack ■ f M A N SMITH Hsratd Sports W rlttr SANFORD — The running game Is back at Seminole High School. During the 1970's Seminole was notorious for Its outstanding runn­ ing attack, but during the I980's. the Tribe offense went more to a pass oriented attack. Cross Country □ S sm lno ls A thle tic Confsrsncs FreshmanSophomore meet st Seminole, 4:30 p.m. Freshman Football Now. In 1993. the run Is promi­ nent again with Junior Robert Ruffin leading the way. □ Lake Brsntley at Oviedo, 7 p.m. Swimming Last Friday night, against a tough Winter Park 11. the tailback had a game most running backs only □ Lake Mery vt. Lake Howell at UCF Pool. 4 p.m. Boys' Vollsyball □ Lake Brantley et Deltona. Junior, varsity at 6 p.m. with varsity to tollow. □ Lake Mary at Booen. Junior varsity at 8 p.m. with varsity to follow. □ O vto d o el Osceola. Junior varsity at 6 p.m. with varsity to follow. dream of. as he rushed for 183 yards on 16 carries. Including an 87-yard touchdown scamper that sealed a 23-16 victory for Seminole. For his efforts. Ruffin is this week’s Sanford Herald Player o f the Week. Ruffin won the award In a close vole over Oviedo’s AntIJuan Battle, who scored three touchdowns In the Lions' 28-14 victory over Mainland. Also considered for the award were Shawn Sams from Oviedo. Jeff Slutw from Lake Brantley. Carlos Lantlgua front Lake Howell and Mike Krupa from Lyman. Robert Ruffin Sem inole regains som e respect in football poll H f SCAN SMITH Herald Sports Wrltar Girls' Vollsyball □ Lake Mary at Lake Brantley. Junior varsity at 8 p.m. with varsity tolollow . □ L a k e Howell at Seminole. Junior varsity at 6 p.m. with varsity to follow. □Orangew ood Christian at ML Dors, 8:30 p.m. □ O v ie d o at Lyman. Junior varsity at 6 p.m. with varsity to follow. T Seminole’s Robert Ruffin Is this week’s Sanford Herald Player of the Week. A lso considered for this week's honor were: • Oviedo's AntIJuan Battle, who scored three touchdowns. • O v ie d o 's Shawn Sam s, who ran the ball 13 times for 107 yards and a touchdown. • Lake BranUey'a Jeff Shaw, who rushed for 112 yards. Including a 48-yard Id run. • Lake Howell's Carlos Lan­ tlgua. who kicked two field goals. Including the 40-yard game-winner as time expired. • Lyman's Mike Krupa. who kicked an extra point and held onto the county lead In punt­ ing by averaging 41.7-yards per kick on seven tries. SANFORD — Respect for the Seminole High School football team from Florida sportawriters Is coming back.. Slowly. A week after seeing Its point total fall to a season-low one vote, the Tribe doubled their total this week, collecting two votes. " I never heard o f a team Isolng votes for taking a week off." said S e m in o le h ea d c o a c h E rn es t McPherson after defeating Winter Park last Friday night. "Especially after besting a tfood team like Oviedo the week before. TV -r GB p.m. — W CPX 0. A L playoffs: Toronto Blue Jays at Chicago W hite Sox. game 1. (L) "But 1 think we are about ready to show people that w e belong In the Top 10. not Just In the receiving votes categories." Seminole Is still the only county squad getting votes, but If Lake Howell and Lake Brantley keep up their recent play It won't be long before they gain some recognition. The Tribe will play their opening game In Class 4A-Dlatrict VI when they travel to St. Cloud Friday night. In Class SA-Dlstrict IV play this coming Friday night. Oviedo will travel to Altamonte Springs to take on Lake Brantley at Tom Storey Field; Lyman will be at Deltona; and Lake Howell will travel to Port Orange for a game at Spruce Creek’s new on campus field. All gom es star4,at 7:30 p.m. FLORIDA SPORTS W R ITIR S ASSOCIATION S TA TIN IO H SCHOOL FOOTBALL POLLS JACKSONVILLE - Tlw rafting* *< Florida'* MNl MflMi M M M m , c m m M M i m n -----|«rIU fTi w rMm n By n a t o r t a* tha Florid* «lf$ Aanttolton. Toaai wowm on tofldated by M • H in t S till***•*. c u u s u 1. Miami Southrldgad!) 1. Jacktanvllto Parkar I. Saratota Rlvarytow (3) 4. Bradwiton Manatea (1) S Apopka S. Lakaland 7. 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Rocktedgo _____________________________ M M It. Lira Oak Suwarmaa ___ ___ lying vo*04i Immohato# IS, Fort Laudtrdate Cardinal Gibtom* II. Ctowteton II, Crawtordvllte Wakulla 4. Sarawta Bookar 4, Gainatvilla Battekto X Arcadia DaSoto County 1. CLASSSA I.CMpteyll*) 40 Itt I. Pahakaa (II SO 14* 1. Malbouma Cantral Catholic SO 117 4. Mayo Lalayotte 11 Ml 5. Tampa Catholic 40 40 4. Dakar 4-1 47 7. Gainatvilla P.K. Tonga 4 1 44 4. Laka Butter Union County 41 41 4. Nawbarry >> 14 M. Port St. Jo* 41 M Alt* rotatelag ****** Frottproof IS. Tallaha**## North Florida ChrHIlan II. Fort Myort Blthop Varot 11, Pantacola Catholic I. CLASS IA I.JackaonvIlteUnlvorOty Chrltllan (IS) 40 IS* I. North Palm Baach Ban|amIn (I ) SO 141 J. SI. Patertburg Shoracratl 40 114 4. Quincy Munroa 4 0 107 5. Tallahattoa FAMU 41 4S 4. Balia Olada Glada* Day S I 71 7. Snood* *0 SI t. Bronaon H 31 4. Brtetet Ltoariy County >1 10 M. (No) Watrnd Hill Imoat Ward SI M 10. 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Bi It J* IM Im t Swift Wind 1140 7 *0 4.10 2Winona Betty 74 *0 7.20 7Omni Mercury 100 O (21) 112.40 P (P AID 14.3*(All 7) 1*1* T 117-7) 03*.3* S (13-7-4) S*tt #0 Eighth race - 3*41 D: 3t.44 7 Rocker Rhonda 17.00 1 40 ISO 4M T‘t Froebird 110 2.10 ( Heavenly Way 2 00 Q (21) 22.4* P (31) 47.1* T (3 44) 11100 Ninth r a c e - UM.Ai20.7t 1 Torino Jill *10 140 110 1 C * Ladypride 710 3 40 4 Hotrod Nicky 310 Q (11) 1*1 * P (11) l i t * T (5-4-4) m i * 0 0 (71 B I D M l.M ltthraca — U H O i S i l l I Omelet 240 11* 110. tCryttal Pier 130 110 4THEvette 4 20 Q ( l l ) 2*.** P 111) 22.0* T ( t i l ) 14410 ttth ra c e -I4 M , Ci 11.1* 4 RH Sgo Atm EB 13 40 14.30 110 1 Cltt Of Grace *00 4 40 2 Triple L Ivory 210 0 (41) 17.00 P (41) T3.4* T (41-1) 423.01 Carryover 5144M44 13th r a c e - 1044, Ci 1*74 i Real Judge 10 00 7 40 1.40 3 Sltllln OH Gtgl 410 11* 4 Roar Scat Cat *10 O I I I ) 101* P (11) 41.7* T (4 2 1 ) m u t o m iim io IM h r o c e -1440. A i l t H 1 M s Fancy Nancy I M M O 110 7C’t Beauty Sleep 0 *0 310 SMega Devatiatien 200 Q (1-7) 171* P 11-7) M .M T 11-71) «M * Mfh r a c e - 104*. T i l M * 7 Fond A Eagle 100 110 I M 4 Feather Rock 4.00 210 4 Ntkl 7.1y Friend 310 O (0-7) IM 0 P (71) 421* S (7-44-1) 4*114 A— 772i H — 1111.17* y.Oct.4 Atlanta (Avery I M ) at Philadelphia (Schilling M 7).*: 12p.m Ttersdey, Oct. 7 Atlanta (Moddwa 2* M) at Philadelphia (Craana 1441,1:12 p.m. Saturday, Oct. f Philadelphia (Muthallond 12 *1 at Atlanta (Glavlno221t.3pm. Sonday, Oct. I* Philadelphia (Jackson i l l ) ) at Atlanta (Smolti ISI1).0:2*pm Mandiy.Oct.tl Philadelphia at Atlanta. 317 p m .. It necessary. W4duetday.Oc1.12 Atlanta at Philadelphia. 3:07 p m. or 0:17 p m . It necessary Thundoy.Oct.ts Atlanta at Philadelphia. 0:13 p m . It necessary Chicago (Alvarei I M ) ot Toronto (Hontgon tt 11.113pm Saferday.Oct.* Chicago (Boro IIS ) ot Toronto (Stol Itomyr# 11-12). •-II p m . Sanday.Oct. II Chicago at Toronto. 4: M p.m.. II necessary Tooogoy.Oct.il Toronto at Chicago. •: 12p.m.. II nocoMary Wagaoogoy.Oct.il Toronto ot CMcago.l:12pjiu It nocatoary Sparta Network Ota. I AA Pell HUNTINGDON V A L L E Y . Pp - The top 21 learnt In the t**2 Sports Network Division I AA football poll, with first place voles in parentheses. to*2 records through Oct. 3. total points and last week’s ranking: Record Pit Prv i Idaho (i t ) 4 f t ira 2 3 Delaware (10) 400 1447 J 2. Troy Stale $00 1222 2 4 Norlheasl Louisiana (I ) 410 1274 4 S. Marshall 110 1172 I 4. Youngstown State 111 1142 * 7. North Carolina A A T 40# 1127 * 4. Georgia Southern 130 1042 7 T. Samtord e l l 1000 10 10. Middle Tonnestao Slot* 7 20 1*4 4 11. Northern Iowa 310 *0* 11 12 Montana 410 1*4 12 tl Stephen F Austin 3 10 m u 14 Richmond 410 a n IS 15 Alcorn Stato 410 Ml 17 It. Central Florida 31A SSI It 17 William 4 Mary 330 too II II Mcttaasa State 120 422 If It Southern U. 2*0 412 71 20 Western Carolina 220 2*4 72 21. Western Kentucky a to 247 25 22. Florida ABM 210 Ml 14 22. Boston U 4*0 251 — 34 Northern Artrona SOO IM — 21 Howard U 4*0 1*2 — National Faetbatl Hogue Alt Timet I D T AMERICAN CONFERENCE last W L T Pel. PF FA Buffalo I t g .710 *1 *0 Miami 1 1 • .71# 77 47 Indianapolis t 1 g a m as 75 N.Y Jot* I S • .200 It* •1 New England 0 4 0 000 51 II* Central Cleveland 1 1 0 .710 7* 44 Pittsburgh J00 «2 75 t 3 0 Houston I 1 e 350 II 7* Cincinnati 0 4 0 000 37 a* West Denver 2 1 0 .750 l « 45 Kansas City 1 1 • .720 *4 4* Sealtto *00 *> 72 I I 1 too u *2 LA Raider* In t L O T i 3 3 * 100 *7 *4 San Diego > 2 g NATIONAL CONFERENCE Nattowal Hockey Laagoe East AU Timas EOT W L T Pet. PF FA ■ASTER N CONFERENCE Philadelphia 4 0 0 1000 113 *1 Atlantic Otatsian N Y Giants 2 1 0 7)0 *1 54 W L T F ts OF Dallas 2 3 * J00 7* 72 * 0 0 * Phoenla I 1 * ISO 44 7* 0 0 0 * Washington I ) 1 . 2 ) 0 14I f 0 * 0 0 Caatrol 0 0 * 0 Detroit 3 3 0 0 0 0 Chicago 3 * * * * Minnesota 3 Groan Bay I Nerfheatl OtaHioa Botton Tan Buffalo a 1 • 1 - 1* 14 t • 3 — 17 First Ouortar Mia — Martin BO pass from Marino (Stoyamvtahkkh). :M. 1 run (Stoyanovtch kick I. 7:1*. N-Int l-i !■ Varda Loot Punts ^ Fumble* Lost Penalties-Yards Ttmeot Possession Wos 20 17 22*4 27 WO 14* 24* 3 10 33 41* 311 II 11 iiiii.ci.iMai 1430-t; II 144 *4* tl 21 1017 tOta X:47 2*:13 coach. Named Bruc* Kiten and Jamie Quirk bullpen TEXAS H A N O I RS - Announced they will not esertlso the option on Bob Patterson, pitcher. Announced that John Russell, catch hi Her; Bill Ripken. senn!nM M m o!r<amd Doug Oascame and Butch Davit. outfielder*, have refused minor I*ague assignments and have become tree agents. Reinstated Dan Smith, pitcher; Jeff Fry* and Rob Maurer. Intieldart; and Joao Canseco, outftoider, from the a*day dlsabtod list. Signed Rkh Reed, pltchar. to a minor league contract. FLORIDA M A t f u N l'*—T lWaived Scott Cbiimgartuo. pMcter, tar the purpose ol glvlai him h it uaceitdltleoal release. Assigned Terry McOritt, catcher, to Ed mentontithe PecIHc Coast League. HOUSTON ASTROS - Announced Casey Candeeie. oullialder Inlltlder. Jim Lin deman. InHolder, and Rkk Parker, out Itetder, refused minor league assignments and hove become tree agents SAN DIEGO PADRES - Named Garry Templeton roving minor league infield and baserunnlng Instructor. BASKETBALL Kattowal Bask*that) AssocUtton DENVER NUOOETS - Announced the retirement o( Scott Hastings, forward, who will work for the team In community relation* and ot a broadcaster LOS A N O IL IS LAKERS - Resigned Tony Smith, guard FOOTBALL Nattoaal Fee toad (1**00 NFL M ANAOEM RNT COUNCIL - Named John Jones director of labor administration and Bill Duffy director of compliance. CLEVELAND BROWNS - Waived Lance Zeno, center. Signed Ron MJIttoad. offensive lineman NEW YORK OIANTS - Announced Eric Moore, guard, was granted a one game rotter »1 amp Hen by the N FL following hit tour Hockfv LfAQuf Pittsburgh Miami 17, Washington 10 Hansen, pitching HOCKEY Nattoaal Mac key Li**ei ANAHEIM M IO H TY DUCKS - Assigned Jarred Skald*, center. Larmto Loach, tod wing; and Scad Cheritor, defensemen, to Son Dtoa* ai the Internal tonal Hockey League BUFFALO SABEES - Assigned Jason Dow*, tod wing, to Rochester ot the Amort ran HetSty L ssq ih HARTFORD WHALERS - Signed Brian Prepp. tod wing, to a on* year contract LOS ANOELES KIN O t - Assigned Bobby Jay- Dominic Lavoie and Brian Chapman, defensemen, and Mart Fortier. Rab Murphy. Dave Thom iim on end Rober 1 Lang, forwards, to Phoenla of the International O tta w a ILohmlltor klcfcl.ISl. Ml* — FG Stoyanovkh 17,1103 Taeeday.oct.i Toronto (G utm a n t o i l ot Chlcafo (McDowell w lO l.t iiip m. •• UNSnoader*®o*4ii ... t Toronto (Stew art 1**1 at ChHaga •F w i f ^ e z ft Y). JiW p jn . R IC EIV IN O - Washington. McGee 124. landers 412. Mitchell 427. Monk 3 31. Bynur 1 7 ,1 reeks 11 Miami. Martin 4 IN . Ingram 2 24. Kirby 2 24. McDuffie 2 22. Fryer 1-1*. Byers 1 12. Bety I I . Higgs I 0. M USED P I I L O OOAL - Waihlnglon. Lohmlller » W ESTER N CONFERENCE Central Divlsian * L T Ms OF OA 0 « • 0 • • • • 0 • • 0 0 B I • 0 • • • 0 14 0 NEW JER SEY DEVILS - Sent David Emma and J'm Dowd, cantors, to Albany of the American Hockey League. NEW YORK ISLANDERS - Assigned Dean Chynowelh. defenceman, to Sad Late of the International Hockey League. BASEBALL I pm - WCPX t. ALCS: Gam* I. Toronto at Chicago. (L I hoxittg * pm. — USA. Middleweight*- Otis Grant v* Willie Monroe. (L ). also at I J t o m. HIOH SCHOOL FOOTBALL 7:20p m — CV. Edgewaler ol Lymon HOCKEY 7:30 p.m. - ESPN. NHL. Pittsburgh Penguin* ot Philadelphia Flyers. (L I, also at 1:30am SOCCEE I p m. - SUN. Control Florida at Florid* TABLE TENNIS ll;X p m -S U N . Seer*Challenge Finals TRIATHLON 7:M pm - SUN/* 1Bud Light Sprlriman Series. Paaam oCify! ..................... ' * 0 0 0 0 * * 0 Tuesday’s Oamet Boston at N.V. Rangers. 7 35 pm. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. 7:25 p m Del roil at Dallas. t :2 lp m. N.Y. Islandars at Calgary.*.-21p.m. Wednesday's Oames Quebec at Ottawa. 7:21p.m. Hartford at Montreal, 7:21p m Tampa Bay at New Jersey. 7;U p.m. Florida of Chicago, t i l l p.m. Washington of Winnipeg. 1:21 p.m. San Jos* at Edmonton, f l i p m. S ^ m i R S f i Lag Angelas. 14 U p m. | BASEBALL American Laagv* CALIFORNIA ANOELS - Claimed Mike Brumley. Inltolder. oft waivers from the Houston Astros. CLEVELAN D INDIANS - Fired Jose Morales, hilling coach; Ron Clark, Inftotd coach; Oom Chill, bullpen coach; and Kan Botok. coaching assistant. ......... C IT Y ROYALS - Fired Guy i r BASEBALL ’* V 1 pm - WGTO AM (S « ). ALCS Game 1. TaronioalChicago. (L ) MISCILLANEOU1 2 pm - W GTO AM (240). Tim* Out tor Motorsports * p m - W GTO AM (240). Talk Sports With Pate Rose 7 p m - W G TO AM 1240), NASCAR Live 7 p.m. - WWNZ A M 'FM (740/1440). Tte Sports Nuf II p.m. - WWNZ AM (740). Florida Sports Eichango — • /• a KEY - Semlnoto (S). Late Mary (LM). Lyman (L). Oviedo 10). Lake Brantley (LB). Lake Howell (LH). ■mmm* ^ Rasking A YDS AVO Jell Bultoc (LBI............... — M 233 4.7 Jail Shaw ( L i ) ........... M <50 *1 Kelvin Chisolm (LH )--------- .1 3 114 41 Oscar Duncan (0 )........» ....« U SB 4.1 Rabtrf Ruffin (S).— ............J * 1*1 74 Shawn Sants ( 0 ) « . . ^ * , . . . . . « 4 * 331 B.I Tyrant Davis (LM )--------------43 111 11 Kanny L aw IL)..~...... 44 la* AI Kalth Burgess «L )-------------- 41 11* 4.1 Dester Graham (LM )________ 41 H4 10 Antl|uan Betti* (O)------------- 41 i n 1 * Jackson Patkus (LH )..............23 III l * Rickey Hamilton (LB)............ It *1 44 John Hightower (LB )..............14 77 14 Maurice Smith (LH )............... 25 4* 11 Joe Cooper (LH )...................II 44 11 Danny Gandia IL )...................M 44 4a Toreon Foster (St....................tl 41 4.1 Donald Hunt ISI....~............ -.14 M 11 Jimmie Jennings (O)----- ........ 11 IS 11 Paul Fenwick (LH)............ « 11 44 Andre Ace vedo ( LM )............ -.11 22 3.1 Alton Jenkins (S)....— ------4 X 40 Derrell Jackson (LM )---------- 17 30 14 Clttton Branch (S )........... 40 30 t l Andre Rawlings (S)-------2I* 44 Mike Runkle (LH ).................. 4 II *1 James Satterfield ILH )......... 2 17 17 Tim LeCroia (LB )...................1 17 44 Ben Moon (L I ----- --- — - .....1 >7 44 Christian Borglimd ID ........... 1 14 1.7 Terrell Jackson (L M )...-------- 1 II 111 Terranca Jenkins (L M )--.— ....4 10 14 Heath Ritenour (LB)..—........... I I II Todd Braden (S )....... - ...........1 7 7.0 Terrance AAcMillan (SI----------) 7 71 Mike Krupa ( L )................ — .4 1 )J Byron CotHe (O) t.etilmm•e********—•I 1 II JerntolwHartslleld(LM)........ I 1 11 Dan Story (L M )......... ............. I 1 1.0 Bryant Moor* IS)..-............ 4 1 10 Ellis DoJesws ILH)--------- -— ) ) II Ottts Wei ion (S)............... II I I RyanHinshaw (G )....... — ..... - 1 -1 - 1 Brian Whitman (LB)....— — ....- I -1 -11 Brad Butterfield (LH ).......- ..... 1 7 - .* Tommy Diaon (L )............... 10 1* -11 TysonHmshawlLMI...............11 74 -5.7 TOUCHDOWNS: a - Antl|uan Battto (O) and JeH Butler (LBI; I - Jell Shaw (LBI j 4 - Robert RnHm (SI; 1 - Kelvin Chisolm ILH); 1 — Kenny Lone (L). Shawn Sams (O). and Maurice Smith (LH). 1 — Tyrant Davis (LM). .Toreon Foster (SI. Ricky Hamilton (LB). John Hightower (LB), Derrell Jackson (LM), Brya.it Moore IS), and Jackson Patkus ILHI. Jed Shaw ( L B )-..............11 10 14a 20 4 Donald Hunt (S ).................12 S M 41.7 Bred ButtoritoM (LHI....10 3 37 20 0 Ban Moon ( L ) ______ « I 14 ll.t Brian Buchanan 10)----------4 I 3 M0 Todd Braden (S )------------------1 0 0 01 TOUCHDOWN S; 1 - Clifton Branch (S) and Ryan Hinyhaw (O ); 1 - Tyson Hlnshaw (LM ). Derrell Jackson (L M ). and Maurice Smith (L H ); I - Tommy Diaon (L ). Bon Moon (L ). and Joff Show (L B ). INTERCEPTION*; * - Evan Hktohaw (O)i 4 — Tommy Diaon IL ) and Tyson Hlnshaw (L M ); 1 - Clifton Branch (S); 1 Derrell Jackson (L M ). Joff Shaw (L E ). and Maurice Smith (L H ); I - Donald Hunt (S). Tm m p m ii| OP A CO VOS PCT YPO Semlnoto.......4 la 1* 141 454 1404 Oviedo...........S 72 22 412 M4 1*2.2 Lake Mary....4 10 24 42? 4*1 17.1 Lake Howell-.4 21 I 111 25 * 44* Lyman...-------4 42 M 11* 211 1*1 Lake Branttoy* IS 10 114 2*4 31.0 PASSINO TOUCH DOWNS; 4 - Late Mary; 1 — Oviedo and Semlnoie, 1 — Late Howell and Lyman; I — Late Branttoy INTERCEPTIONS THROWN; 4 - Late Mary ond Oviedo. 4 — Lyman and Semlnoie. 1 — Late Brantley and Late Howell Recetvtag R YDS AVO Andre Rowling* (S)..— — ..— * I** B I T ottoII Jackson (L M )--------- ------ 1 ISO 141 Brian Fugato (L M ).......... — .10 IIS 114 Willie Jones IL ).— .....- ............. A IM T74 Shawn Lingerd (O ).................... 4 M* 34 0 Robert Rudln (S )............ — ....... * Mi 111 ...4 M 214 *2 144 72 24 0 71 143 17 2 10 If J CHcar Duncan (O )...... Isiah Barnes (S )--------J*tl Butler (L B )........ Dorroll Jackyon (LM ) Toby Merrts (L I--------- Jail Butler IL B )_______ ...A Jed Shaw (L B )...................4 Kelvin Chisolm (L H ).......... 4 Robert Rudln (S )................ 4 Tim LeCroM IL B ). Willie Jones I L )........ .........J Jeson Wairaven (S I.......... 1 Dovld Henkel (L M )............1 Kenny Lane ( L ) ..................4 Shewn Sams (O )— ............4 Tyrant Davis ( L M ) „ ......... 3 Brian Fugato (L M )— ....... J John Hightower (L B )........3 Jimmie Jennings (O l.....-..3 Carlo*Lentigo* (L H )........1 Andre Rawlings ($ )...... —..3 Maurice Smith (L H ).....„ ..J Chris Bradley IS )......... . Oscar Duncan (O ) ...... . Kalian EHkh (O )...............I Toreon Foster IS )............... Ricky Hamilton (L B I ......... Oerrall Jackson (LM1— Torroll Jackson (L M ).— .. Alton Jenkins IS )................ Shawn LinganJ 10)............ Antony Mato* IL H )............ Fred McCloud IL H I........... Bryanl Moor* IS)............ Jackson Patkus ILH I Jason Shipley IL ).... Charming Walton (S) Mite Krupa I L ) .................0 Todd Braden IS)...............B CVartn Bosko ( L) — 1 TW O POINT CONVERSIONS! I - Todd Braden IS). Kanny Lane (L ). end Shawn Sam* (O). Team Scaring O P T O PAT FQ TO T FPO 107 3*1 Late Brantley... A 14 ...... - 4 It •4 211 Late Howell.. . 4 t 44 t a i * 2 Ovtodo S 13 10 la 0 7 0 Lyman ............. a * 4 • 41 10 7 Late Mary.... .... J a so too 5 1 TW O POINT CONVERSIONS; 1 — Lyman. Ovtodo. and Samlnoto. Punt tog F YDS AVO Mite Krupa (L I-----------il 740 41A Jason Wairaven IS) ............ 17 4S4 2a s J.B. Cartmill (L B )......................1 M 2*0 David Henkel (LM ) ..— 17 577 12* ....... Brian Hendru (O ) ....... to* 214 Tim LeCroli (LB ) 142 174 Carlo* Lantlgue (LM ) , l J 401 x a RyanHinshaw (O )........ 177 7»5 Tyson Hlnshaw ILM I. ..............7 IT* 75 4 BLOCKED; 1 - David Mantel (LM ) and Team Reahiag OP A YDS AVB POA Late Brantley---------- A Mi 1171 71 1711 Lake Howell............1 141 Ml 4 7 MS4 Oviedo_______ 4 117 744 A* 1414 Semlnoto.......... . 4 tOi 100 44 MSB Lym an-................. 4 104 IX 21 174 Lake M ary..... - .... 4 IS4 240 14 M l RUSNINO TOUCHDOWNS; IS - Late Brantley; • — Oviedo. * — Late Howell and Semlwio; 1 — Late Mary and Lyman. Lymon h.......w Late Brant toy Late Howell Passing A CO YDS PCT Cltlton Branch IS)... .-. 71 22 444 45.2 RyanHlnshaw (O )..........70 II 410 W0 Tyson HlnshawtLM).— 41 I* 141 174 Darrell Jackson (LM ) I t 17 1*7 42 4 Maurko Smith (LH )...... 41 4 l it B 4 Tommy Diaon (LI ....... 44 * 142 MS Patting OP Lake Howell. .4 Late Mary— J Ovtod*----------- 1 Late Bronttoy4 Semlnoto...... 4 Lymon .......0 A CO V 0 » PCT YPO 25 * ID H O ) M M 14 li t J M 114 S4 M H I 4LI *4 3 4» 10 U4 <24 114 a 14 M i 41.0 I l l s SB 22 471 4*0 t i l l TOUCHDOWNS ALLOW ED: * - Lyman. I — Lake Brantley; 4 — Semlnoto; 3 — Lake Mery and Oviedo; 1 - Late Howell. INTERCEPTIONS: I - Lake Branttoy; 4 - Lyman and Samlnoto; I - Oviedo. 3 Late Howell; I - Lake Mary. Petris Aflawed OP T O FA T FO TO T FPO Late Branttoy....A * 4 • M 111 Ovkdo................ ] I* * 1 71 H I Sentinel*......... - 4 * I 0 41 14.3 LekoHeooll........4 10 a 3 72 M l Lyman-----------a 13 a I *2 M 4 Late Mary--------- 4 13 I* a Mt 114 Dot* net Inclvde point* allowed on return* of tumovor*. punts, or kkfcoftt TWO-POINT CONVERSION* ALLOWED: 2 - Semlnoto. 1 — Lake Branttoy; 1 Lyman. SEMINOLE A TH L E TIC CONFERENCE Team W L ALL Lett Branttoy It I • Semlnoto 31 3 0 Ovtodo 1 1 27 Lake Howell 1 I 11 Lyman tl 0 2 Late Mery 0 a 05 Last Friday’s rased* Lake Howell 12. Late Mary 10 Semlnoto 21. winter Park 14 Late Branttoy 31, Sprue* Croak 14 Oviedo 21. Mainland 14 Edgewaler 77, Lyman 7 Friday’s games ~ iFrtdoy’i Ovtodo at Late Brantley Semlnoto al St. Cloud Lyman al Del tone Lake Howell at Spruce Crook Lake Mary it Ml* 4A District* Team W L ALL Cypress Creek 1 0 41 Semlnoto 0 0 31 Leesburg * 0 32 SI. Cloud • I *1 Last Friday's malt* Cypress Creek 2J. SI. Cloud 31 New district ****** Semlnoto 72. Winter Park It Gainesville Buchholi 2*. Leesburg 0 This Friday’s gam** Semlnoto al St Cloud Cypress Creek al Leesburg SA-Dt strict 4 Team W Late Branttoy 1 Late Howoll 3 Ovtodo 3 DeLand 3 Datfana 3 Lyman 1 1 Spruce Crook Mainland • Late Mary • Last Friday's resull* Late Howoll IX Late Mary to Late Branttoy 31. Spruce Creak 14 Ovtodo 21 Mainland 14 Edgeweter 27. Lyman 7 DeLand and Deltona are Idle This Friday's game* Ovtodo at Late Branttoy Lyman al Deltona Late Howoll at Spruce Croak MeInland aI DeLand Let a Mary is Idle l 0 I 1 1 1 1 2 3 4 Raines becomes a ■ y M M W ALK ER APBas«ball Writer CHICAGO - Sanford's Tim Raines has (h li vision, ao vivid that it almost becomes real when he looks at the empty batting cage at Comtikey Park. "It'a the seventh game, w e’re down by three runt, In the bottom o f the ninth Inning, the bases are loaded,” Raines says, eyes widening In wonderment, ’ ’and Do Jackson steps up.” “ The count is no balls and two strikes. The pitcher throws a nasty forkball.” he says, turning to follow the (light o f the pitch from the mound to the plate. "B o digs It out o f the dirt and hits It over the center-field fence.” he says, shaking his •head In amazement. “ We win the gam e." But Tim . was that In the playoffs or the World Series? “ Oh. the playofTs.” he says, smiling. “ Then he does It again in the World Series and we win the whole thing.” Whether Bo was Imagining the same thing while the Chicago W hite Sox worked out Monday was uncertain. He wasn't talking as his team prepared for Game 1 o f th e A L p la y o ffs to n igh t against the Toronto Blue Jays. Instead, he was playing ping pong In the clubhouse. Pretty good at It. too. Even when he switched the rules, allowing for shots that ricocheted off the low celling, which he flicked at will. “ I’m going to beat you any­ way.” he shouted when Dan Pasqua objected. "I'm not going to cheat.” T h e o n ly tim e h e ’ s e v e r cheated, maybe, was when he cheated the forces o f nature that conspired to take away his left hip and finish his sports career. In his last playoff game, for the Los Angeles Raiders, a hit near the sidelines ended his football days. He stlU Is the only player In N FL history to score on two runs o f more than BO yards. That was nothing, or almost nothing, compared to what he did In the 1989 baseball All-Star game In Anaheim. He led off the first inning with a monster blast Into the center-field stands, and went on to wtn the MVP award. "H e has that aura o f dramat­ ics. If there Isn't a spotlight turned on. you don't want to see him. But when It Is. look out.” Raines said. Jackson missed the entire Volleyball— just don't seem to want to win. maybe we can remedy that can win nine In a row Wednesday against Lyman." g o in g Into the B r a n t le y Jason Wlldermuth led ihe way tournament this weekend.” with four kills and four othef D oin g the damage for the g o o d s p ik e s , w h ile D a v id Rams were, Ian Saunders (nine Campbell had fourasslals. kills, four blocks). Dan Parsens The Tribe Junior varsity also (eight kills, one block). Darrell fell by the scores o f 11-15. 9-15 Dltmorc (six kills, six blocks). lo fall lo 3-5 on the season. Will Lipscomb (six kills, one The Semlnoie varsity fell tn block) and Eric Larson (six kills). O-IO overall and 0-6 In the SAC. The win glvrs Lake Mary an while Lake Howell Improved to 8- 4 record overall and 5-1 In the 6-0 In the conference. The Tribe Seminole Athletic Conference. A will host Lyman an Wednesday, lough schedule tills week con­ tinues today os the Rams travel while the Silver Hawks will be at Lake Mary on Wednesday for a to Orlando for a match with big SAC mktehup. Boone before taking on SAC leading Lake Howell (6-0) on Wednesday and undefeated Uni­ versity on Thursday. “ W e hope things go our way to use the Boone game for a final tu n eu p b e fo re fa c in g Lak e Continued fro m P age IB Howell and University.” said week's record In parenthesis): 1. Whalen. “ If we continue to pluy Christo's Classics. 13-1 (6-1): 2. the way we did lo night I'm F itn e s s P it. 12-2 (7-01: 3. confident we can give (hem Westvlcw Baptist I. 11-3 (5-2): 4. (University) (heir first loss. We're F irst B aptist. 8-6 (4-3): 5. playing well, coming together al Palmetto Baptist I. 5 9 (2-5): 0 (he right Umc.” Palmetto Baptist II, 4-10 (2-5): 7. The Junior varsity ulso came The Wcyh Nots. 3-11 (2-5): 2. away with a win, edging Ihe Westvlcw Baptist II. 0-14 (0-7). ' Patriots In three games. 13-15, BOUNDONE 15-10. 15-13. First Baptist It. Palmatto It I Fitness Fit II, Westvtoar I I I “ It was very exciting." said Weyti Not* It. Palmetto 17 W h a l e n o f t h e Jv m a tc h . Christo’s Classics 12. Wa*tvto« II* "Especially when we were down ROUNDTW O First Baptist II. Wogh Nots I 9- 2 In the third game and came Westvlcw I ll.Wostvtow 111 back to win.” Fitness Pit II, Palmetto 12 S ILV E R H A W K S C L A W Christo’s Classics 11/Palmatto 111 C ontinued from P age IB Recreation— TRIBE W INTER PARK - The Lake Howell boy's volleyball team kept Its SAC record clean with a 3-15. 7-15 victory over visiting Seminole Monday night. "W e ran some good plays but we • hurt ourselves with little stuff,'' said Scntlnole head coach Beth Corso. "W e hit five balls into the net and we got called for overlapping twice. Tliat should never happen this Umc o f Ihe ALL season. We hud good execution, 31 3 3* but I want lo work on our. 32 footwork and our floor coverage n needs to be better. 31 13 "W e 'r e there (for a win). If 12 we'll Just let ourselves win. we B4 *5 1992 season. He came back this year with an artificial left hip and. In the face o f most everyone saying It could not be done, and played baseball again. This week. Jackson, the Aral All-Star In the NFL and the majors, hopes to Join Delon Sanders as athletes to play In the postseason In both sports. W hite Sox m anager G ene Lamont has not said how much Jackson will be used. Jackson and George Bell split time as the designated h itte r but. w ith Frank Thomas nursing a sole arm. Thomas might get (he Jdb early In Ihe series. Jackson went ll-for-36 with three doubles and three home runs In his last 11 games. Bell finished In an O-for-26 slump. "I'm sllll not sure what I'll do.” Lamont sold Monday. A t le a s t L a m o n t k n o w s Jackson can hit. and that He always seems to make a big Impact In big games. He hit a home run on his first swing of the regular season. He hit a 472-foot home run. thelongest o f the season for (h e White Sox. He hit a three run homer last week In the game that clinched the A L West. " A lot o f people m igh t've thought Frank Thomas would hit the home run tliat would win It. but not me.” Raines said. "There Isn't anything that hie could do that would amaze me. Well. If he hit .350 and struck out only five times, maybe.” Jackson batted Just .232 this y e a r , d r o p p in g h is c a r e e r average to .247 and struck out 106 times In 284 al-bats. The hip problems also robbed him o f his speed — he was O-for-2 In steal attempts and hit no triples. The Injury alao took away a lot o f the strength he got from the lower half of tils body. He throws, without stepping much, and lie swings mostly with his arms. ' He still hit 16 homers and had 45 RBI. It was when he came through, especially In the stretdi* when they were challenged, that most Impressed his teammates. His RBI single won a 1-0 game on Sept. 13. His horns run won another 1-0 decision four days later. Then on Spet. 20, his two-run. pinch-homer with tWb outs In the ninth tied a game that Chicago eventually won 3-2. "There's a mystique about Bo. that he can do almost anything.'*. Steve Sax said. “ W c believe tt. because we’ve seen It." RO UN DTHR EE Palmetto I III. Weyh Not*4 Flints*Pit It. First Baplittl Westvtow I It, Palmetto 12 Christo's Classic* It, Wetlriew II • ROUNDPOUR Flints*Pit It, Palmatto I I 3 Westvtow 111. First Baptist t Palmatto I It, Westvtow It 4 Christo's Classics 11. Weyh Noll I ROUND FIVE Fitness Pit II. Weyh Nets* Westvtow I It. Palmetto It 3 First Baptlsl II. Westvtow 114 Christo’s Clastic* 11. Palmetto 13 ROUND IIX Westvtow I It. Weyh Nots I Palmetto IIII. Westvtow It 2 First Bapttat it, Palmetto I a FltnomPH it.ChriMa'aCtaaaics* M ONMVU Fltwo**PttUWteM * w » n WeyhNehll.Weetatow II* PoSmoftol It. Patmetoe I I 7 Christa*Cl***lc* It, First Baptist 7 �Ar <|66ltofiiBBSa6pfe^ p p m m m h p — 1 • P F SiP T Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Tuesday, October S. 1983 - S I eople Students go on field trip IN BR IEF |Puppet troupe needs help CASELBERRY — Wahl Puppet Productions Is looking for would-be puppeteers and amateur actors Tor a Children’s ’ Christm as Show that will take place on Saturdays from Nov. 13 through Dec. 18 at the Stage Theatre in Casselberry. J oan Wahl, the well-known puppeteer and director on t Cablcvlslon's Puppcta for Safety, will train the aspiring } performers. Performers must be versatile. Some Improvlsatlonal skills are required. Sen d your resume to Wahl Puppets. P.O. Box 181037, ; Casselberry, FL 32718; or call 699-6508. Elks plan craft fair ORLANDO — Th e Orlando Lodge o f the Benevolent and Protective Order o f Elks will present Its first arts and crafts show in Saturday. Oct. 9. from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. T h e fair will be at the lodge at 12 N. Primrose Dr.. Orlando. T h e re is free admission and parking for visitors. Food and refreshments will be available for purchase. F or more Information, call Alton Whltham at 273-0326 or Al I Shurr at 894-4705. 4H nutrition class offered SANFORD — The Seminole County 4H will offer thr first In Its sertes of special interest foods and nutrition classes entitled “ T a k e A Break.” beginning on Saturday. Oct. 9 at the |Cooperative Extension office located at Five Points. T h e class will be offered from 10 a.m. to noon for youngsters •ages 8 to 18 who are lntersted In how to prepare a simple breakfast for themselves and their families. T h e cost of the d oss is $2. Registration is required and may be done by railing the 411 o ffice at 323-2500. ext. 5560. Coastlinars resume meeting SANFORD — The 1993-94 Coast!lners meetings will be held 10 a.m . the first Wednesday o f each month through May 1994. Thereafter at the Sanford Civic Center. 401 E. Seminole Blvd. A ll former members and employees o f the former Atlantic Coastline Railroad are Invited to attend. F or more information, call F. P. Dunn at 322-8981. Optimist Club masts wsakly T h e Sanford Optimist Club meets every Wednesday at noon at Shoney'sonU.S. Highway 17-92. Visitors are welcome. Kiwanis Club masts Wadnasdsy T h e Kiwanis Club o f Sanford holds its noon luncheon m eetings every Wednesday at the Sanford Civic Center. North Sanford Avenue at the lakefront. Visiting Kiwanians arc welcom e. For Information call Walt Smith, president. 3235088. Dancing for sanlors O f t j & t & b dahe* Ik"held every1Wednesday nrom 2:30 • 4:30 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. Live music by th e Deltonlan's 11-piece band. Donation $2.00. Toastmasters mast at SCC Sem inole Community College (SCC) Toastmasters Club •6581 will meet every Tuesday. 7:30 p.m.. at Seminole i Com m unity College. Contact Rosclla Bonham at 323-8284 for m ore Information i Overeaters to gather A regular meeting o f O vereaten Anonymous Is conducted on •Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. at Flrat United Methodist Church, f c o m e r o f Park and 5th. Sanford. For more information, call Carol at 322 0657. C lub takes the lead L .E .A .D .I to Success, a newly formed club to share business connections, will meet 7:30 a.m. Wednesday at Pebble Creek Apartments clubhouse. 780 Creekwater Terrace. Lake Mary. One o f the focal points o f the meeting is to exchange business cards. Only one mem ber or a particular type o f business or profession is allowed to Join. For more Information, contact Marcia Kurtxe 6464)609. Obesity surgery group to meet T h e Seminole Chapter o f SOS (Support Obesity Surgery) Support Group, for those who have had bariatric surgery or their loved ones, meets the second Tuesday o f each month In Classroom " 103 o f the Physicians Plaza Building. 521 W. S.R. 434. Longwood.. at 7 p.m. Call 332-6500 for more Information. Fifth graders combine fun with learning ■ r SARABICCA ROSim Herald Columnist________________ LAKE MARY - On Tuesday. Sept. 21. the fifth graders at Lake Mary Elementary School had the wonderful opportunity o f n field trip to EPCOT by chartered bus. Chaperones had been chosen prior to the trip and were Informed o f the names o f the children In their group and o f the required stops at EPCOT. The fifth graders were asked to visit The American Adventure. The Land, and The Living Seas. After the required stops, they could, if time permitted, visit other attractions. Th e buses departed the school at 9 a.m. and arrived at approximately 10 a.m. at EPCOT when they were presented maps. Some o f the groups headed for The Land and were able to take a boat ride If they chose to wait on the enormous line and If they did. they were able to see plants, enormous vegetables and other plants grown the hydroponic way (growing plants In water). The students learned the five things that plants need to grow — water, nutrients. CO 2 from the air, light and support. They also learned that aquaculture is the growing o f fish and other marine animals In a controlled environment. Also at The Land Pavilion they could visit the Kitchen Cabaret and see the four main food groups (meat/flsh. dairy, grain. frults/vegeUbles) give an educational and m em o­ rable performance. Much easier to remember when done In such a fun way. At The Land attrac­ tion there was also a film that explained the definition o f sym ­ biosis which means when tw o or more organisms live in close association, especially If the or­ ganisms mutually benefit from this association. Moving on to The Living Seas, the students were ushered Into the auditorium and were able to have an educational session prior to continuing through the exhibit. They learned that the manatee's closest living relative Is the elephant. The Living Seas contains ap- DEAR ABET i Over the years. I have read many o f your letters that could save lives. I hope you will add my family's scary expe­ rience to the others: My husband received several gallons o f enamel paint, which he used to paint our lawn furniture, basement steps and floor. When he painted the steps (after work), the fumes w ere so bad Dial I thought we would die during the night from asphyxia­ tion. In the meantime, I read a letter In your column about a man who died from glue fumes. I told m y husband about the letter and said. "W h e n you p ain t the basement floor, take fans down there with you." The next morning he got up at 5. took two small fans down, and I went back to sleep. T w o hours lu t & r m ft—OlQ ACVMT W— rtDr.— . i , |IMI bn Uiittrt Uoriin Ii w IM Not* OtM {Omsk TW Tn» •» • U h Im fin &*r*oi Q- esn r r' awn tawrtati © SM UM 'Bw»**d 'UfMC—i PD ‘t- uv— 'BTT On M b* n ra r ft w n u t CotW K m t tW fb — t Short (to Starto) Q Mr— *t US T— K sn sn sa — m s- Rr 2 "T5£s |T*% r £ Ti k?Mr nanrasr kil—t*0C i » d i« r w N 3 — 55TOT ssnsnsor mC— m•aHor^^-ojn (In S— Q r s> a — ot o H -D T ' ra y n w r A )— TT— asnai A —T h a p ii 5w r 0*— *> « « « 0 rj'kyjjp Nm»r Lyw i wmi |V—nfcAn W U«A* it f t ••• l<»u tw*oi h I p^ i T o — SiShnawo Ttot wq p s j* -ty s S r ir - v r S Tf ti*T ----TXT U -t TA l ” ' im?) vtrwK— I stSx S id L-UVVAllan flMM.*. Kjtr bn « Safi* f a g d H B j E : -• — proxlmately six million gallons L ivin g Seas, some groups either of water, making It the world's w a lk e d , took a bus or the sixth largest ''ocean.'* It Is the F rie n d s h ip Boat across the largest man-made saltwater en­ lagoon toward their third desti­ vironment In the world. They nation. The American Adven­ also learned that dolphins dine ture. There they saw the pres­ entation of the am azing and on herring and capelin. The W est Indian manatees eat m oving summary o f America's lettuce, carrots, oat sprouts and i n c r e d i b l e s t r u g g l e s a n d fruits. The sharks are fed mack­ triumphs. erel. T h e larger reef fish are fed W h ile waiting to enter the shrimp, the medium-sized fish presentation, there was a choir, are fed krill (smaller shrimp) and the Voices of Liberty, who sang the tiniest reef Inhabitants are songs o f the American spirit in fed extra small brine shrimp and perfect harmony. A fter the choir flaked food. recital there were museum-type a r t i f a c t s , old f a s h i o n e d The parrot fish eat a special concoction made o f fish chow classrooms and other exhibits to and dental plaster to keep their enjoy while learning. ‘ ‘beaks” sharp since they cannot Th ere were many schools vis­ eat the artificial reef. Lettuce Is iting EPCOT Center during this provided dally for the plant- tim e and each group was given a eaters. Students were able to ask specific time slot to meet at the questions after learning so many Odyssey Center and restaurant, things that were new to them. where EPCOT provided lunch for Afterwards, the students went all. coasisting of cheesy macaro­ through the exhibit to learn ni Aitd luun. cookie, apple and a many m ore interesting facta and boxed drink. enjoy som e hands-on experi­ O n e o f the g r o u p s , a fte r ences. Following the visit to The fin ish in g the required stops. ADVICI ABIGAIL VAN BUREN later. 1 woke up to five smoke a la rm s g o in g o ff, and my husband screaming. "Dixie! Dix­ ie! Get out! Get out!" The house was filling with smoke. 1 grabbed a robe and tried to run out the front door. Next thing 1 knew. I was lying on the floor. I had fallen and injured my knee. My husband was still screaming, so I got up. dazed, and stumbled through the house out the back door. He had finished the floor and had Just come up from the basement when the fumes from the paint were Ignited by the w a t e r h e a t e r , c a u s i n g an explosion and flash fire. A neighbor called 911 and other neighbors came to our yard to help and give support. The firefighters were great; three t r u c k s w e r e t h e r e in f i ve minutes. Ood was watching over us! Our lives and our home were saved, with lust minor damage. Readers, be careful! Even with precautions, we almost had a terrible disaster. WISER Of OTTUMWA. IOWA DEAR WISER: Thank you for a valuable letter. Readers, take note. DEAR ABBYt When I give my grandchildren presents I need only to know they were received and appreciated. They can thank me in person, over the phone or In writing. And any way they choose to do It Is fine with me. It’s not a matter of good man­ ners; It's simply common sense. What does one do with all those thank-you notes? Throw B ltn a f sa * ----- BEST ~ M ••'•Ml , tamt. tmtnit Nana* (to Swtfl tart Jo rn . Brad Ocx/t (ki M in a W Gtonyt icon, P— « OToot »— Om Crirt .« W— Monro* H»«i &. Scarlett Rosier and Ernesto Rivero. In background ara entertainers from the American Adventure. visited Mexico and then on to the newest ride. "Body W ars” — a d r a m a t i c tri p t h r o u g h the human body. A ll but one group o f students and chaperones returned to the fountain meeting area at 3 p.m. A fter an hour o f anxiety the m issing chaperone and students were seen and finally the Lake M a ry E le m e n ta r y School excursion was coming to a close as students and chaperones re­ turned to their buses and the ride back to waiting, anxious parents at school. T h e school office had been notified o f the delay so that most parents were aware. However, m any parents on the trip voiced concerns as to why all but the one bus with the delayed group had to be detained. With the exception o f the delay, the trip had been a wonderful experience o f fun and learning combined. The students were goin g to have different assignments the follow­ ing days regarding the trip — thank you notes to EPCOT and drawings o f their experiences. Paint causes explosion, flash fire r- t mr ~ Laka Mary Elamantary students visiting EPCOT ara (from left): Craig Caulfield, Amanda Brown, them away, right? So. now you tell m e that when 1 receive a birthday gift, after I hug. kiss and thank the giver in person. 1 must mall him a thank-you note? Oh. come on. Abby. How silly can you get? And how many shares do you have In Hallmark cards? I do not give gifts in order to be thanked. I give them to make loved ones happy — not to add one more chore to their busy Ives. Except for weddings and large showers, where personal c o n t a c t Is n ot m o d e , on e thank-you is quite enough for me. LTDIA PALMER. WEST HARTFORD. CONN. DEAR LTDIA PALMER: A "thank yo u " In person may be a d e q u a t e — but w h e n It's followed up with a written note, the giver feels especially grati­ fied. Besides, written notes can be enjoyed again and again, and are w ell worth the effort. CONFIDENTIAL T O "TW O TIME LOSER” IN ELKHART. IN D .: D o n 't call y o u r s e lf a "lo s e r " because you were twice divorced. Not every divorce rep­ resents a failure; many divorces represent courageous victories. DEAR ABBY: A co-worker related the following Incident to me: Several members o f her fam ily were at her sister's home. W hile the children w ere outside playing, one o f them was injured and quit breathing, so one o f the visiting adults called 911. but when they asked for her address, she didn't know It. M y co-workers suggested a s im p le solu tion : T a p e your address on your telephonel If an em ergency arises and a visitor n eed s to call for h elp , the address will be right there. It makes good sense to me. N ow m y address is taped to every telephone In the house. I hope you think this worth passing along. WISED UP IN CEDAR RAPIDS. IOWA DEAR WISED UP: It is. and thanks for sending it. And while w e're on the subject o f possible emergencies, make sure your house number is clearly visible from the street In cose the fire or p olice departm ent has been summoned. CONFIDENTIAL TO "H A D IT " IN S A N DIEGO: Don’ t give up It's part o f the training, and separates the men from the boys. Besides, a kick in the pants is a step forward. �- kJMtHkfli — - ■A 4 1 - Sanlord Harald, 8anford. Florida - Tuesday, October 5. 1990 Legal Notices Legal Notice* Legal Notices - -- * VIlJul Legal Notices IN * M I CIRCUIT COURT OF T H E IBTN JUDICIAL C IR CU IT IN AND FOR SB M IN O LIC O U N TY . FLORIDA. CASE NO. nm**-CA I4 L U S . BANCORP MORTOAGE COMPANY. Plaintiff. IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT FOR S B M IN O LIC O U N TY . FLORIDA P R O B A TI DIVISION Fit* Member *2 rtbCP IN RE ESTA TE OF EOWAROC CHAMBERS, a/k/a Edward Charlet Chamber* NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Th* adminltlrsllen el the ratal* of EDWARD C. CHAM BERS. defeated. Fit* Number *1710 CP. It pending In the Circuit Court ter Seminole County. Florida. Prtbal* Otvtt*on. the eddrett ot whkh It Seminole County Courfheut*. Sanlord. FL 32771. Th* name* end addretaa* ot th* pertonal repretenlallv* and th* pertonal repretentatlve't attorney ar* tel forth below. ALL I N T E R E S T E D PER SONS ARE N O TIF IE D TH A T: Alt partoot on whom Ihlt notice ti terved who have ob iaction* Ittai thalianga the valid ily el th* will, th* qualification* ol th* pertonal rtpretenlallve, venue, or luritdktion ot thl* Court ar* required to file their obleetlon* with Ih lt Court W ITHIN THE LATER OF TH R EE MONTHS A F T E R T H E DATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY OAYS A F TE R T H E D A TE O F SER VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All creditor* of Iho docodont and othor portont having claim* or domandt again*! docodont * rnolo on wnom a copy ot thtt notlco it torvod within throo month* attor tho data ot tho tlrtt publication of thl* notlco mutt tllo thtlr claim* With thtt Court WITHIN THE LA TE R OF THREE MONTHS A FTE R TH E DATE OF THE FIRST FU BLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY OAYS A F TE R T H E O A TE O F SER V ICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON ’ ’ '-‘ = -■ •• 71— Htlp Wanttd CLASSIFIED ADS S e m in o le O r la n d o - W in te r P a rk 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 Detcrtolton ot Praparty LEO SEC *1 TWP m ROE BE BEO K i l l FT S B lO D H FT S P 0E0 SI MIN I I SEC W OF NE COR RUN S SI DEC 31 MIN II SEC W 371M FT S 31 OEO M MIN 3* SEC E )1I7.*B FT S 31*1 SI FT S II OEO 3S MIN 44 SEC E TO SHORE Lt NELY ON SHORE U TO E LI SEC II N SNOB FT N 3S OEO ■ MIN 3* SIC W USIH FT TO BEO Nanwt In which < m i m 4 IIA M Approximately *125 00 cath tor No* It required Id bo paid by the tuccot*tul bidder at the tala Full payment ot an amount equal to the highott bid plut applicable documentary ttamp l a m and rocordkig Moo It duo within 34 hour* a lta r tho payment* than be cath or guar­ anteed Inttrumont. made pay able N the Clark at the Circuit Court. Educ pr#1'» Potty training B4SBirvSSS.3H43S7_________ NOW A C C EP T **! W**l Front Door at Iho Seminoto County Caurthauto. Sanford. Florida, at l t d o'clock A.M. on October It . I t t l Iho following deter tbed proporty at tot forth Intald Final Judgmont. to wit L o t *. O A R O E N L A K E E S T A T E S . U N IT U N E . at cording to tho plat thoroof. rocordod In Flat Book I*. Fagot 14 and IS attho PuMk Rocsrdt ol Seminoto County. Florida T O G E T H E R w i t h a 11 itrudurot and Improvement* 55— Business Opportunists LIQUOR LICENSE lor Soml not*. Folk. Sumlor c o a lo i Owner w ill tlnanco No broker* Float* call li t Oitt CHRISTMAS ASSISTANCE Application* will b* takan at Iho Salvation Army !*l W Stth S I. Sanford Oct ttth thru Oct Itth. tom till tl:]dam. and Ipm till 4pm laminate County ratidantt only 2 Id't mquiiod tot pban* talk, ptoaui Fro* medical care, hamper fallen, cauntaling. private dec far plut living erprntet Bar r73»»u a i l Attorney John Frkbar tdOOfit Mat near did to Plat Baak t. Pag* 41. Public Record* at Samtook Count,. Florida Said taN will b* mad* purtu ant to and In erdw to aatttty Mw to rn t ot taN Final Judgment D A TE D September X m l MARYANNE MORSE T F A U Let X Two. City rt Sanford, to to* piat In Plat Baak u . Page 24. PubUc Record* at l aminala County. Florida Dated thtt 2*th day at Sap • Portraiture • Waddings C om posltts • Modal Portfolios 'W e Can M eet Your N eed s' AL DOCS IT ALL LOT X BLOCK C HIDOEN L A K E . U N IT 1A. R EV ISED PLAT. AS SET O U T IN PLAT BOOK 17. Pag* **. PUBLIC RECO RD S OP S E M IN O L E COUNTY, FLORIDA. DATED September Id. Iff). MARYANNE MORSE CLERKOF T H E CO UR T By: Jant I . Jaaawk D EP U TYC LB R K Pubiith: September M b Octo b a r ! 1*tl DEI 220 Concrait FLORIDA S TA TE REQUIRES all contractor* be registered or cart Iflad T* verify a tlato c a n fra c lo rt llcente call 1 400 342 7*40. Occupational Llcen*** ar* required by th* county and can be verified by calling 321-1134 eat. 7431 CAPTAIN COMCBBTE. W< Baal. 3 Man Quality Opera tlonl 324-3334/344-7*03 E le cM cil FI* It right at a price you can •ftord. Lk'tf/lnt From tlarl to Rnith Carpentry, plumb Ing. otoctrkai. and reeling •vet. 33 yrt of experience No lab toe big ar tmall CaN _ 734-7437 tr 734-r n t 74 hr* Horn# R t M i n An Inti nq COR I NO Painting 4 prvttvr cleaning. Wood r*pairt/w*l#< proofing F rm e tl 127 2171 Aapor Hanging* N O U S ! P A I N T I N O and W ALLPAPER 20 year* e.p Prompt tarvlc* Free #»t, 777owe M a r i n o Hetaa R e p a i r . tpaclallilng In tmall |obt CRC 0140/Vf red v>' 711 III* Lawn trv ic t r n W T T jR R T jr T S iT F lo o rin g "" kRDWOODFLOOR I HARDWOOD FLOORINO Intlall Wading Finicking TOM OLSEN 141X434-72*7 HomB Impfovinunt Pretottianal Sarvk*. Free Ett. Lk/lnt 313 3441_________ RANDY' S Q U A L ITY LAWN. Campteto pro car* tine* 1*40. Clean up*, hauling. 3314714 TO M B JB F F 't LAWN CARKI Ret./Comm , dtpindrtli. tow ratotl Free ett ..........M470T* CDMCWD OUN R IT E : Clean driveway*, root*, pool deck*, walk*. houtat FR E E EST 3214122 Roofing A AND A ROOFINO. Shingle* and took repair. Free ett Quality work! 332 004* IMPRESSIVE RENOVATIONS Wu remove rock b la.* root* *0 yrt tap Financing available Lk/Bonded 2*2 1*47/130(144 XNKVl 4 M M D R C D A M RNJ'X I J N9 Utotng a m.. dTE S m ?iE E i k S liS * V D 99L and tbmmr dear*. S*% •9% all if! today with Nil* ad. ail Mi tot 407 441 toOJ V • N F X B P W T R . ' Dhliy Work/DaMy Pay H om o im p ro v tm tn t TNYFDN VJN Alt you need It your tin* Jack D*amand tor m Jdbtff* DtIVIR WANTED CIR CUIT COURT a n o th e r T o d a y 'a c k w ' e e w a b K U V Y O RILLS DUET Have I Place to Pay' Hath Monthly Payment*! Get Cred Itort OH Your Berk I Ea*r Quality No Collator*!' 4*4 *428 With reliabi* late medal ecanamy car tor auto part* Call very Clean Ft I-cent* 442 amt At* tor Mr Le**men c l e r k of the RES./COMM. Vinyl E td ih g T Alum. Fram ing, Orywoll. Door*. Rooting. Concrete. n i d l l .. S.Q. BoRnt,CBCtltoO* RES/COMAL new hornet Since PJ A K R T U C A l ESTATE! Nothing tuccoodt Ilk* tuccot* Wo re won Into our Srddocado of training tuccottM » y»nM Helicon**! wo i i no'p' WATSON R E A LTY CORF REALTORS tt) > M ST—F in a n c ia l S e rv le ts NOTICE OP SALE NOTICE IS H E R E S Y GIVEN mat purtuent to Summary Final Judgment o» Fare cloture ran dared on Mw Ulh day at Sop temper, lev) in mat certain cat* ponding in the Circuit Court In and for Seminal* C o u n ty, F lo rid a , whoroln O E O R O E J M l L I S and SHIR LEY M M IU S. ar* Plain lift*, and OCNE C OWENS. R O B E R T W. O W E N S and P IR S T U N IO N N A T IO N A L BA N K O F F L O R ID A t/h/a A TL A N TIC NATIONAL BANK, ar* Mw Defendant*. O n t Action N o. * ) - l » t - C A 0 4 . I, M ARYANNE MORSE. O ort ot m* atarttttd Ctrcuft Cow*, will at II 00 a m . on Octaaar Eli i m . otter tar tal* and tall to Mw i TO. and entered In Cam No. *2ITJICA at Mw Circuit Court a* the E IO H T E E N T H Judicial Circuit In and N r SEMINOLE County. Florid* wherein STM MORTGAGE COMPANY It Mw P l a l n t l t l and D I M I T R I A SCHMIDT and B A YTR EE V IL ­ LAGE CONDOMINIUM. INC. ar* Mw Defendant*. I will toll to the highetf and h**t bidder for (SEAL) HONORABLE MARYANNE MORSE Clark ot th* Circuit Court By : Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clerk Pubiith: October X 13.1«*J DEK-31 700 W. 25th SltMt 323 5171 27—Nursory A Child Care Legal Wotict NOTICE O F SALE Notice t* horaby tha n purouant le a F b * J i Q t n i l dated « M*»w hor M. WdL ontorod m Cao* Nat n w t C A U L a iM w Circuit Court ol Mw El|hUinMi Judkial Circuit, In and lor Sotnlnolo County. Plorlda. w h o ro ln J E P P B U R T O N . FERNANDA 0. BURTON. TLC COATINGS. IN C. and OIAL SEPTIC TA N K SERVICE, IN C . Hammock, according to Mw Plat 2*. Iff). DELIVERY TRAINEE MANAGER TRAINEE STORE MANAGER MEOICAL SECTY OREENSKEEPER LOANCLOSER MACHINIST RESERVATIONS ACCOUNT REP MEDICAL BILLER PARAMEDIC TITLE EXJiMINER MORTUARY ASST FIELDINSTALLER COOLER ASST KIEF DRIVIM A M STILL SIT THE MONEY! JE F F BURTON. FERNANDA O. BURTON. TLC COATINGS. INC. and DIAL SEPTIC TANK SERVICE, IN C . _ ___ proparty aa art tarMtMMw Fuel JudBnaont-................ TVJ l <*S—TriVBl OpportunRiti Prolotttpnal CN ILO CARE Service*, call 7*3 MM l leant* OH 4 Sanford. FL 33723 1144 Totaphone- laOJ) m « l l Florid* Bar Ne.: *74473 PwMthiOcNbdrS.t3.it*) TODAY! TOMORROW! EST. 36YEARS tea ar product*! Call Smile* SUMS**l»o. legal r****rch default will bo entered agamtt you lor Uw reiwi demanded m tho Complaint WITNESS my hand and teal at Mill Court an Siptambor 23. 1**3. (SEAL! MARYANNE MORSE Clerk at the Circuit Court •y: Jaan Brtilant Deputy Clerk Fubttah: September 30 A Oeto borS.tl.tf.W03 MARE HIRE M WILL K HERE For Excellent.. P. O Boa IIM ' R N IK M IC N IK YESTERDAY! EDWIN M. MARCANO, E T A L « decadant’t ottato mutt III* their claim* with ml* court W ITHIN THR EE MONTHS A F TE R TH E DATE CF THE FIRST PU BLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE. A L L CLAIM S. D EM A N D S AND OBJECTIONS NO T SO FIL E O W ILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Tho dot* *I the Itrtl public* '•on ot thl* Notlco N October X IfW For tonal Reprotenfetlvo : Monica Chamber* tl Burlington Avonu* King*ton 101E*t! Wood Port) Jamaica. Wool Indio* Attorney tor Partanal Raprotontotlvo: Thome* A. Spoor Of Thome* A. Spoor. P Jk. Mw Sanford Caurthouaa at IliM a m.. on Mw Jrth day ot October, if*). Mw tot lowing deter toed proporty at tot forth In taid Final Judgment: T H A T C E R T A IN CONDO­ MINIUM PARCEL KNOWN A* U N I T 3. B U I L O I N O 43*. BA YTR EE VILLAGE. AND AN U N D IV ID E D 1413*43331 IN T E R E S T IN T H E L A N O . COMMON E L E M E N T ! A N D COM M ON E X P E N S E S A P ­ PU RTEN AN T TO SAID UN IT. A LL IN ACCORDANCE W ITH AND SUBJECT TO TH E COV EMANTS. CONDITIONS. R E ­ S TR IC TIO N S . TER M S AND O T H E R P R O V I S I O N S OF T H A T DECLARATION OF C O N D O M IN IU M O F B A Y T R E E V IL L A G E . INC.. AS R E C O R D E D IN O F F IC IA L RECORDS BOOK IMS. PAGES l » * THROUGH 143). BOTH INCLUSIVE. OF JH E PUBLIC R E C O R D S O F S E M IN O L E COUNTY. FLORIDA. AND AS A M E N D E D IN O F F I C I A L RECORDS BOOK 1144. PAGE I71B AND O FFICIA L RECORDS BOOK 1144. PAGE <7*. OF TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEM I­ NOLE CO UN TY, FLORIDA. WITNESS MY HAND and ftw A M EMPLOYMENT able to th# Clerk ot the Circuit Court. Dated Ihlt *th day at Sap tomber. tf*X — ( K P M O A X M M ) IY®• RONALD N. JOHNSON Ftorld* Bar No.: 04001* 3)4 South Grandview Avenue Daytona Beach. PL 3)113 I M D K * werisrTbocto. •* DEEtM UtAL) Maryanne Marta Clark ot the Circuil Court Seminole County. Florida By: MktwitoL. Silva Deputy Clark Pubiith: lapu mbat M. It . 34 and October l iff) DEI-97 BB UN ELL PAINTING Comm 4 Rat. Prattur* cleaning. Carpentry, Doer hanging/ PtirtorkW. Lk/lnt. i t M M 11 yettobta. 7 0 3*1 CHRISTIAN MOTH I k clean* to your ipacifkaltont. Hanott. reitabto. Etc*item character W f S rv lc e CCHOLSTRIB SVC- Lk't. in* m i I r r P U b a M tttM d to -1443 KV 1 �Sanford Herald, Sanford, FlOiida - Tuesday, October 5, 1903 - ■■ KIT ’N’ CARLYLE® by U rry Wright 71—HtipWanftd •tatuad and unearned, Poeltiont avail able. Days. Call labo r er s n i i o i o jggtg? staffing sse-sni LONO OISTANCI DRIViRS. Muti have aver the reed etperlence Coed relerencet required Cell or apply MSC Trucking Cerp. IVII W Ml SI Sanford. FL 407 H I fUJ unturneptSSOS/moupHIXiS V I N T N IC I and clean. quiet and private studio Utllltloo »eld 2250270leave r u n u p f t —A p a rtm e n ts Unfurnished / R en t COM VCNIINT AND SPACIOUS CALL GENEVA GAROENS APTS.,.................... m teae KATI ES LANDINO Clean t/t. •OUUIGI SALE AO M K A IN w and Prlvatal USO/ma. Use tec eLONOWOOO l/l duple. S acre* wllti pend. Prlvalel MOV mo. M X sec. O W I N T E R S P R I N O S 1/1. Country llvlngl I t Acret. private UW/me. UOO tec. elAMPORO t/t J undo. Large room*. C/M/A. W/D hookup. U M 'n u . t n t K a SANFORD V I with dining room , perch, new paint. SPACIOU Jl toe/mo. UIO tec. e t ANFORD t/t with encleted porch, lawn me Ini. Inc. Large yard « V m e . U X tec Iton.trem Realty, Inc. "We Manage yeer Heme. 1*0 II wat eer own." Jim Deyle H I ><♦! Altar « PM IMIOOS T H R U b e d r o o m I bath llor Ida MM. flrtl and tat! MM s\e Only US Cal H 0 4 W HOP IF I HfiVG YoUF STR4«*Hr— VVH1U3 Hfc* A H 6 6 V W c ^ T ic f i A sharp Hu m (V His Paw l\M0 T H E N 323*4923 MAIINErS VILLAGE Lake Ada I bdrm. UeO mo 1 bdrm. ta M mo ond up tolling. IMS/me. H4 SMS 0 1 PORM .! bath comto ISIS mo * I BDRM. I ' vbathttOO mo 01 BOR M. Ibath. l.lo ry condo UJO'mo ee BORM. ) bath phr. l/l tot law tuitoll.000 mo STAIRS Property Management i d Realty ___ O T 7211 I ROOM, i BATH an 1 lot. tor Call in your parage tat* ad by I I neon on Tuesday and taka advantage of our special gar ago Ml# ad prlcall Call Classified now for detail.! Iran tp o rla lio o VU3C 217 0505 ______ 322-2111 «F F p R T o f i* . I t our. is That i t ? 117— Sporting Goods PIS Alar* tad Ass. ^ ip P t > (iM f CkRfcyJ ^ T h y ePISHIMO ROOS. with reel. (Like new) I T a b u Ocean Side Combe. 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One owner I Garaged 1 OIK ml. N ke earn coj m aeoe 233—Auto Parts /Accessories Re a l Es t a t e inc Only IMP ____ 322 7 M I O ntury' 2 1 5 -Boats and • Accessories O CH EV Y CJLMARO. I FIT. Re built Vt. lot. el new portal OOPSH I P IN ony time________ U Ju > OCHRYSLER IMPERIAL *03. I UNLAND 1 bdrm . control H/A Show, grootl Low downpayment .........S4f.N0 Call tor dataK. I 235—Trucks / Buses / Vans OCHEVY C M. I H I. Antique. 1 •peed, engine and drive tram greet .hope. 1*750*01477 CJ JEEP . Sot up lor hunting u.ooo H I 7X0 or 543 7444 • C J S J E E P . 1010. t cyl. cuatom. Rebuilt angina, new tire*. brake. U.47J firm H I JsMtMsmfMd. 323-7271 AA Corwee. Inc.. 1551154 Report ready to work I M am. InduttrMi Labor Svc . MM French Ay No phone call. oton CHEVY M tan p up uo VI. Run. good. ■< ond ken. tlr w g t l.M U l- n it Mtfottovso Firwn/Drmi Goad driving locoed. Heavy lifting required Drug tree workpiece Apply at MM Sev me. H I weekly STENSTRO M REFRIGERATOR, IMS. treat free, g uarantee. WASHER a DRYER eat. SIPS. recMdS ttoned. Ilka new WHaoo AggHoou e m-l»oa 241—Rocrootiofiol Vohidot/Campors • M O N TE CARLO 10/0, groat candl A/C. runt Ilka o topi Sharp tooklngl SU M m i M t R E A L T Y , IN C . We Kst and sdl 73—Employment W anttd more property than anyone in the Greater Sanford Lake Mary area. eATTRACTIVE V I w/ Lmh Landicoping a, Elira*I Spill Plen, F R . Bright Eal-ln Kitchen. Scr. Porch • Morel SOLIOOl • REDUCEOI Neal VIM w/ Let* of Eatratl I f . Almott NEW Lott ot Remodeling f t —Apertm «nts/ House to Share (ANTED: BARBIE. Gl Jo*. Star Trek/Wert and other doll*. Alto Hat*. Teieca. E«« on. BP. and other toy truck. Cell 407420 1*05 a . i , MQO O B O m i l H NISSAN KINOCAB. 01. air. P/S. P/B. S tpd. emtom wheal*. 4SK ml . clean. tO.HO H I SIM Already Donel Only J1.M0I • A S S U ME N O Q U A L I F Y I Lovely V I in Hidden Lake, w/ Great Room, Formal DR. Eq Kitchen. Scr. Porch on a cul detect 144.0001 LK MARY BLEM.. V I . CH/A. ter. perch, garage, prv. tel ting t>50 phi.drpO.lt H I 4KO CLEAN ROOMS, tlogto etorttag W/O hook up. carport. M X 1H4 Logon Dr 704X40 (or other motor vehicle) * BEST tUY/MUST S£E h 3 or 1 Bdrm.. I Beth. M tf SF. Llv rm. (10 i 14) w/boy window. Lg kit./greel room w/llr*placo t formal din. area, l o y o r / b a r , P L U S Gotobo. trooned w/|ocuul (IF diam ) PLUS /M SF dbl garage and room III.S a 14) 321-2720 322-2420 M/A. family rm . toncod. qutot area SCOVdlkOunll Invertor. Realty. 774-MIS quiet SAVwfcplu. dap H I 7044 ifV * W € 4 ttfe S t U R I V E R S ID E CHRISTIAN HOME. MoalL laundry. TV. phene, ond pole IJOO/mo Quality 24. 010. tiaodepo^m uts/ garage. MM LAK E MARY (additional lines extra) ^ Afuw Cm tut A d must include phone number and asking price. I f vehicle hasn't been sold in 10 days, call us and w e'll renew it free. N o copy change w hile ad is running except for price. Non-commercial only. C a ll 322-2611 Ib d a y ! With antral hoot and ok. 1200 down I Why rent. The HUIImen Group. Sanford Court Apts 33 01S. Sanford Ave. �lUnford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Tuesday, October 5, 1993 by CMc Young 160i 1OJTH0 WHAT 1$ T ( THAT® TVt£ TMld < S LASA6N A stu ff? ) l you oecea y on. so l SafVOS T I OlONT > MV FAULT >0 f tim in g 6 off ' CV4CKBN i r Caffeine addict needs to kick the habit DEAR DR. O O TT: Tin 29 and addicted to coffee. drinking aa much na IS cups per day. As a result, my hands and feet are very warm all the time, even on cold days. My doctor has sug­ gested a reduction In caffeine. ct I find this Impossible. I'm a ousewirc and mother o f four and need all the energy I can gather. When I don't consume coffee. I'm Just plain grouchy. DEAR READER: Fifteen cups of cofTec Is too much by nny standard: you arc Ingesting an excess of cafTelnc. This amount, which would cause the heebieJecbles In a normal person, may merely keep you going because your metabolism has adupted to It. Nonetheless, even In a "coffer addict." yo u 'll develop symptoms sooner or later. For exampl e, e x c e s s iv e ca ffein e c o n s u m p t i o n c a n l e a d to hyperten sion and o v e r ­ stimulation o f the heart, not to m e n tio n I n s o m n l u and nervousness. I agree with your doctor. Uul you'll have to reduce slowly. Cut back by one cup o f coffee a day rarh week, substituting a decaf­ feinated beverage. If you wish. In three months, you'll be drinking three cups o f regular roffee a day. about the limit for good health. Perhaps os your children grow older and attend school, you will have less need for a "cafTelnc high." In nny case, grouchiness Is not a good excuse to take health risks (and It may be a temporary consequence o f caf­ feine withdrawal). It's OK to be a little cantankerous. Cut down to a reasonable level o f caffeine. DEAR DR. G O TT: For the past five years m y husbnnd has suffered from a balance problem, diagnosed as bilateral peripheral loss of his vestibular nerves. We understand nothing can be done for this debilitating problem, yet we continue to hope. Any sug­ gestions? DEAR R E A D E R : The vestibular nerves, deep within each ear, control balance. A K Y lf* / Y in / M Y NOW HE'S 60\U6 7Z7WARP YOU* DESK.' HA! h a ! y o u 'R E FUNNY. L O U IS E n A Mouse!! CAMPY PA* THE BORN LOSER [THINK. YOU NEED ANOTHEA'A* by C h a rits M. Schu ii IT YE5, M A 'A M . THE ANSWER .15 'TWELVE IS 7 I W A S R I6 H T? > TT MUST BE TERRIBU: TO HAUL THREE. BILLION) DOUARS T A K E IT E A 5 Y M A 'A M AMD m j READ ABOUT SOME O h 1 ID HI* THIRTIES tUHO HA'S SLVED BILL1Q&L. P IZ Z A ? ) PIZZA SPLASH A LITTLE COLD WATER ON YOUR FACE AND YOU'LL FEEL BETTER I COUT ICKXXU AeOUTHOU O/T I ’M GOfAJG TO SEAJDTHE POOR QLN VH FlFTtWJ BUCKS ir s o m e o u e D o eeu 'r START P t u v c ffiu a v e g e t a b l e ^ w i l t D ie fooled by a psychic bid. Wlial Is a psychic bid? One that grossly misrepresents your hlgh-card strength and/or suit length. For example, you bid one spade when short In spades und/or with u very weak hand. You hope to bluff the opponents out of their best contract. Today's deal occurred during the Sydney University Congress, held Inst April. Sitting South was Lave Uornecrantz. who was bom In Sweden but who emigrated to Australia some 20 years ago. After partner opened three clubs and East overtraded three spades, Uornecrantz threw up a beautiful smokescreen, bidding five clubs. West raised to six spades x l * } I 1 ^ * J mi ■• • By Bernice Bade Oeol TOUR BIRTHDAY Oct. S. 1993 FRANK A N D ERNEST YOU A n A tAt> KITTY! X H e *fg K StNTtNCt Y O U TO Lin. Lift. L\te, L if t L\ff, AHP L ift & (,t k 11 i • C 3 /V2'.v/? m .. EIGHT HOURS SLEEP REALLY ZIPS BY / IT'S \ ( TUESDAY) . i i f WHOA? IT 1 ZlPPEP BY THREE TIMES/ iTtMPAVTTt if 5 Financial conditions look en­ couraging for the year ahead, but you might huve to be more determined than usual to gener­ ate returns that will be In line with your objectives. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You should have good management skills today In most situations that require a deft touch, but you might not have the courage to use them. Libra, treat yourself to a birthday gift. Send for your Astro-Graph predictions for the year ahead by m ailing $ 1.25 and a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope to Astro-Graph, do this newspaper. P.O. Box 44C5. New York. N.Y. 10163. Be sure to state your zodiac sign. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) It could be difficult today for you to try to please everyon e with whom yo u 're In volved . One person may require lots o f pats on the back, yet could still think you're too hard on him/her. 8A0ITTARIUB (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) If you want to make a good Impression on others today, sin- ANNIE f (m .LO O K S Y rarwn LIKE SOMS0O0Y 1 ME,SIR? ^ SCREWED UR.. malfunction ol these nerves often leads to vertigo and loss o f b alan ce. T h e re are s evera l p o s s ib le c a u s e s . I n c l u d i n g M eniere's disease, neuronitis (nerve Inflammation), stroke, and tumors. Usually, these can b e d i f f e r e n t i a t e d b y an ear-nose-and-throat specialist, using special tests, such as an MRI scan. PETER G O T T .M .D Once the caus e vestibular malfunction tified. specific therapy medicine or surgery) attempted. U U U U U U U U uJLJLUU U U U U U U U J U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U U 13U UUU ULU UU U U U U u u u u U U U UUULJ U U U UU ULJ U U U U U U U U U IL IU U U U U UULJ JJU U UU LJ U U U U UU LJ U U U U U U U U UUkJUU U U U U U U U U U U U U U U UUJJ u u u u n u n u n u c i uuuu And sacrifice South did. but In seven hearts, not seven clubs. West doubled und. still "kn ow ­ in g" his parlnrr was void In clubs, led the club nine. After the expected rufT. partner would return a spade and several down would be the outcome. It didn't work out quite like that. Bomecrantz covered with dum m y's club 10 and rufTed away East's king. A heart to dummy's 10 drew trumps. De­ clarer discarded thrre o f his four losers on dummy's lop clubs und then ruffed u club. A heart to dum m y's eight ulluwcd South to throw Ids lust loser on the club four. What a brilliant coup! Wlaerable: Neither Dealer North Opening lead: ? j 1 eerily Is essential. In situations where you use (lottery as a tool, your efforts could turn out to be counterproductive. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Measures can be taken today to trim noncssentlals from your budget. This will Improve your financial position, but It won't be a cure all. A Q U A R IU S (Jan. 20-Fcb. 19) You have what It takes to do well In competitive situations today, but If you win. and that is likely, you might not do so with grace. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) When making proposals today you hope will Interest others, limit your presentation to hard facts. Appealing to their em o­ tions won't get you customers. ARIES (Mnrch 21-April 19) There's a possibilities you might have some type o f commercial Involvement with friends today. This Is on shaky ground and if the matter Is mismanaged It could hurt the relationship. TAURU8 (April 20-May 20) Your possibilities for personal gains look good today, provided you don't take some type of foolish risk at the last minute. If you have a feasible plan, stay with It. G E M IN I (Muy 2 1-June 20) Associates might lack your drive and sense of adventure today. This means objectives that arc significant to you may be of Indifference to them. Operate on your own. CANCER (June 2 1-July 22) Today you might have to lake measures to alter or change something that has been re­ tarding your progress. It may be difficult, but It will be doable. Give It your best effort. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) For good or III you tend to reflect the behavior patterns o f companions today. If your personality Is stronger than theirs, you will be the one who determines the mode of operation. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Observers will admire your con­ fidence and capabilities today regarding the ways you'll handle difficult assignments. Let them sing your praises Instead of tooting your own horn. . (0 1 9 9 3 , N E W SPAPE R EN­ TERPRISE ASSN. by Leonard Starr ♦ ^0H.R16HT...VT CAME UKfc 100KS LIKE SOMEBODY Y E lR .W BUMPED THIS SUCKER AMPHORA OfF ITS PEDESTAL I PATES FROM AND GLUED i t / tth CENTURY TOGETHER BEFORE / BC. AND WAS THE BOSS COULD /UHEARTHED [N FiNOOUT-. A / ^ F R A G M E N T S f .H H n S n o f the Is Iden­ (such as can be � 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, 1993 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, October 05, 1993 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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