16 10 308 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f6e782bdb631d131d3f64657c167cd36.pdf 51a8623d447d84f23c4fc92b2b6ca7d2 PDF Text Text June 29, 1994 WEDNESDAY S e rv in g S a n fo rd , L a k e M a r y a n d S e m in o le C o u n ty a ln o a 1 0 0 8 88lh Year, No. 267 NEWS DIGEST Sanford, Florida Cable Local custom ers should pay less by August 1 □ Sports Summer b is tb s ll In full swing LONOWOOD — Baseball players from high school age to the Little Majors were In action all over the area Tuesday evening and night. • o fa g tlB . W W . i r SANFORD — 'T im e Warner Cable has advised Ihe Sanford City Commission that cable rales will be changing beginning In July. Monthly cable bills for most residents with standard services will be going down. Tim e Warner, formerly known us Cablrvlslon of Central Florida, serves approximately 400.000 homes In the Central Fiorina area. Including most of Seminole County. The move wus brought about through n mandate by the Federal Communications Com­ mission earlier this year. It was In response (o changes made because o f u similar edict In mid l h im . At that time, the FCC ordered rnble companies to make some billing changes. Il was believed the recommended changes would reduce residential cubic bills. In order lo comply with the FCC's complex Cooklt Monsftr strikes Back from brink of extinction Store robbed S A N P q R D — T h e City o f Sanford has announced there will be no refuse pickup for residential and commercial customers served by the city's Solid Waste Division, on Monday. July 4lh. Normal service will resume Tuesday, July bth. For additional refuse Information, phone the Solid Waste Division at 330-5679. For water und sewer information, phone the Utility Depart­ ment at 330-5630. Lake Mary LD C R TF to meet LAKE MARY — The recently formed Land Development Code Review Task Force will meet tonight at Lake Mary City Hall. On the agenda Is discussion regarding the annexation laws, options of vesting development standards for annexed properties, ranklng/schedullng of Issues to be discussed by the group, restaurant/bor definitions, and landscape regulations. The meeting Is open to the public. The five member group will meet In the commission chambers of Lake Mary City Hall, 100 N. Country Club Road. Improving the schools SANFORD — The Seminole County School Board will be taking time over the next year to hear what each school plans to do to Improve the overall quality o f education at their facility. The School Improvement Plans have been completed and the board will hear from each facility during meetings on the third Tuesday of each month (except December) beginning In August. The meetings will be at 7 p.m. Four or five schools will make their piesentatlona at each meeting. Specific schools will be announced near the meeting times. The meetings will be Aug. 16. Sept. 20. Oct. 18. Nov. 18. Jan. 17. Feb. 21. March 21. April 18, May 10 and June 20. m sr 3517— “ kOTwE®/*• V ' ylnSU1 Classlflodi....... 7B,$B Horoooopo.... ........IB Oomlea Crossword....... Door Akky........ Doaths,,,,,........ Dr. Oott............ Kdltorlol........... Florida............. Hazy days of summer Partly sunny with a chance o f scattered evening showers and thunderstorms. High In t h e m id 9 0 s . W in d s fr o m th e southeast at 5-10 mph. Chance o f rain 30 percent. □ S e e Cable, Page SA American bald eagle SANFORD — It probably wasn’t the cuddly blue rurry fellow from Sesame Street who helped himself to some snacks at Ihe First Impression Day Care. 1221 W. Seventh St. In Sanford over Ihe weekend. Owner Meta Brooks reported to the police that someone kicked In the back door of the facility and helped themselves lo an armload of graham crackers and Cheeilta some time between 5 p.m. Friday and 8 a.m. Monday. "It freaked me out." she said. "W h y would they do all that Tor those cookies?” Brooks said the door frame and door had to be replaced os a result o f the forced entry. Nothing else was taken, she said. "Th ey didn't have to do that." she said. "A ll they would have had to do was ask. If they were that hungry, we'd have given them a snack." LAKE MARY — A robbery was reported lo Lake Mary police yesterday afternoon at a convenience store at the comer of Wilbur Avenue and Country Club Road. According to Capt. Sam Belflore. a white male entered the store at approximately 2 p.m.. and robbed the clerk of an undetermined amount o f money. "W hile some type of firearm was Indicated, none was actually seen." he said. The robber then reportedly left the store, where Belflore said he was spotted by a man who liad been In his yard. "T h e man gave chose but finally lost the robber on U.S. Highway 17-92. heading Into Sanford." Belflore said. According to the license number on the car. It had been listed as stolen In Winter Park. demands and compensate far the loss In Income, many cable companies reportedly hud to chunge a number o f stations carried on basic service. As a result. In order lo continue receiving those moved lelcrast channels us well as others being added, customers expanded their services. Sub­ sequently, they found their bills for the additional services had gone up rulher than down. The severe Increase resulted In what the FCC considered a massive outcry from the public, and ■ y SANDRA ILLIOTT Herald Staff Writer M /J ill . J I The younaslera at the vocation Bible school at Longwood Hills Baptist Church got a surprla# visit from one o fth g fr favorite birds .recently. Big Bird wandered off Beaamo Street and cams to see whst the kids were learning about HtrtlS Hus byTum ii V fSSSt at the church's summer camp. Booker D««har>., Bvi» •Itlwnml, Caltlir. o ararty. Cory McBrlarty and David Curtis were thrilled lo meet tho big yellow guy they love lo watch on SANFORD - On the brink or e x tin c tio n twenty years ago. the American bald eugle Is thriving, especially In Florida und w ill be removed front the en­ dangered species list. The U.S. Fish und W ild life Service will announce Thursduy Its proposal to upgrade the atutus of the eagle from endangered to the Doris Msgor gives loaa (lira "iliraaianad'* IsIKs lo youth category, according lo eagles and other b government ofTIcliila and environmentalists, □ See Bagla, P e g , HA Orlando Science Center support C ou n ty reaffirm s $1 m illion ByJ. MARK BARPIBLD Herald Senior Stall Writer SANFORD — Seminole County commissioners affirmed their SI million support fur the S42.5 million Orlando Science Center expansion Tuesday. Bus routes V o t in g 4-1. c o m m is s io n e r s approved a contract to grunt four more $200,000 Installments on tlirlr $1 million pledge last year. The first $200,000 grunt payment has been made. OSC offic ials sought confirmation that the county Intended to puy the SI million grunt spread over five years. Last year, commissioners agreed to pay the amount, hut only firm ly co m m itted to the first $200,000 Installment. OSC plans u 190.000-squarc-foot expansion of their present facility. The organization has a $1 million. □ See Science. Page BA SANFORD - Trips to the Orlando Sclcnre Center arc the most populur field trip lukt n by Seminole County public school students, school dls- trlct officials suy. Both the Seminole County school board and the Seminole County commission have Joined a coalition of local governmental entitles from Orange und- Osccolu counties In pledging their flnunelnl support of the science center's expansion pro­ grams. From Sem inole County's two supporting ugeneles. the center will reclcve $2 million over a five year |>cr!od that begun last year. When completed, the expansion o f the science center facilities will Include not only more activities for □ Bee C enter, Page 5A Dutch treat attitude SANFORD — Semlrtolc County commissioners arc going to wait to sec how much money they have before making changes lo Lynx bun service In the county. Lynx subsidies will cost an extra $155,132 next ycur Just to continue the same five routes. The Increase Is largely due to u 50 percent annual hike In free transportation for hand­ icapped, said Lynx director Paul Skoutclas. Lynx suggested Increasing the Winter Park-to-Sunford service from hourly to twlcc-hourly. saying rldcrshlp would Increase. Other proposed Improvements were a Heathrow and Lake Mary route and a State Road 434 route. The county will pay about $1.3 million this year for service and $1.4 million next year for the same service. Revenue from a penny gas taxes added last year pays, most of the bus service expen se. The balance Is paid from property tax revenues. Commissioners were unwilling lo embrace the $1.3 million additional costs for the service Improvement until they have a chance lo review County Manager Ron Rabun's pro­ posed budget, due out next week. H«f»M Photoby Mwk Honli While the battle for soccer's World Cup rages on the pitch at stadia across the United States, the team from Holland relaxed for a few moments last night In the sparkling beauty of AAA's national headquarters In Heathrow. A reception honoring Ihe team brought out local dignitaries to honor the team. The Netherlanda side Is to have played a match against Morocco this afternoon at the Citrus Bowl In Orlando. S U B S C R IB E T O T H E S A N FO R D H ER ALD FOR T H E B E S T L O C A L N EW S C O V E R A G E . Call 322-2611 �N EW S FROM T H E R EG IO N AN D A C R O S S T H E S T A T E FLORIDA BRIEFS ■ Contact lens price conspiracy Makers, optometrists accused of inflating prices Man sentenced to 22 years for beating FORT LAUDERDALE - A Judge has sentenced a man a reused In the 1992 beating death of a Vietnamese college student to 22 years In prison, the maximum sentence recommended under state guidelines. Terry Michael Jamcrson. 22. was sentenced Tuesday for his role In the death o f Luven Phan Nguyen, who was beaten In a Coral Springs parking lot. Prosecutors said he was attacked by a gang of men attending a party who chased the victim out, taunted him with racial epithets, then killed him. Seven young men were accused In the death. Sentencing for two others was postponed Tuesday. Wllllnm Mudnlonc. 23, and Christopher Anderson. 20. convicted o f second-degree murder along with Jamerson, will be sentenced July 12. Broward Circuit Judge Richard Eade delayed that action after their attorneys complained a pre-sentenclng Investigation by the court waa late and shoddy. C ru iM ship ersw member arrested MIAMI — A crew member has been charged with sexually molesting a 13-year-old boy on a cruise. Prapto Wlbowo, 47, was charged with a federal count of abusive sexual contact for an Incident with the passenger Saturduy on Dolphin Cruise Lines' Seabreeze I In International waters north of Cuba. Wlbowo. an Indonesian, was arrested Sunday nfler the ship returned to port In Miami and had an Initial court appearance Tuesday before U.S. Magistrate Peter Palermo. A bond hearing was set for Friday, and an Interpreter was requested. The boy told the FBI that Wlbowo offered him candy In a ship passageway Friday and gave candy to him and his sister ugaln Saturday. The he Invited the boy to hla cabin and molested the boy as he was trying to leave the cabin. ■y JACKIIHALLIPAX Associated Press Writer TALLAHASSEE - The cost of contact lens was doubled at limes ns part o f a conspiracy between two big manufacturers and optometrists who sought to push retailers out o f the lens market, a top state nfTIcIn! has charged. “ If ... the optometrists and manufacturers would use a free market system we could save n lot of money, the soft eye-contact wearer could save u lot of m oney," Attorney General Bob Butlerworth said Tuesday. "W e believe that In some cases the price hns tfccn Inflated by 100 percent." Butlerworth accused Bausch A la m b Inc. and Johnson A Johnson Vision Products Inc. o f violating federal and state antitrust laws and Florida's consumer-protection law. He made the charges In a civil complaint filed Tuesday In federal court In Jackson­ ville. Butterworth's complaint also names two professional associations and nine optome­ trists active In them. He Is seeking triple damages and penalties of 81 million against each corporation and 8100.000 agnlnst each optometrist named In the complaint. Bausch A Lomb and Johnson A Johnson and the American Optometrlc Association, which represents most o f the nation's optometrists, denied any wrongdoing. The complaint alleges that the lens makers and optometrists have conspired since 1989 to discourage the sale of contact lenses through sources other than cyc-carc professionals. Johnson A Johnson Introduced disposa­ ble contact lenses In 1988 and more companies began selling replacement lenses at discount prices. Consumers could buy lenses through such outlets as pharmacies and mail-order houses more cheaply than If they bought them from eye-enre professionals, who often mark up lens prices by 100 percent. The contact lens field Is worth 81.8 billion. In the last seven years mail-order businesses such as Lens Express, bused In Deerfield Beach, have claimed 8100 million o f the money, said Gary Hanauer, a Lens Express spokesman. Some states ban the sale or lenses except through licensed eye-care professionals. But moat. Including Florida, let pharmacists and others sell lenses. "W e're talking about people across the country. Basically, the conspiracy operated on a national scale." said Jerome HofTman. who heads antitrust Investigations for But­ lerworth. Although there arc other contact lens manufacturers, the conspiracy hurt price competition. HofTman said. He added that the conspiracy has not been entirely successful In eliminating other sources of lenses. But, he said, all eonturt consumers were probably affected. "It's everybody who purchased lenses." he said "Probably everybody paid more than they should have." Lorry DcCook. president o f the optome­ trists association, said he believes "w e are Innocent of any conduct that could result In our being found liable." A spokeswoman for Bausch ft Lomb said the company would vigorously contest the allegations, which she said w ere un­ substantiated. "In theory, what the state o f Florldu Is suggesting is that we ought to make contact lenses available through drug stores and gas stations and amusement parks and we are not prepared to do that. ' Barbara Kelley said from Rochester, N.Y. Bob Knlflln. a spokesman for Johnson A Johnson, said the company adopted Its policy of selling lenses only to licensed eye-care professionals In order to better protect the vision o f consumers. "W e feel very strongly that this Is the right way to managed the prescription and use of a regulated device," he said from Johnson A Johnson's corporate head­ quarters In New Brunswick, N.J. Johnson A Johnson has 168 operating companies. Including Vlstakon. which makes contact lenses In Jacksonville. Prison disturbance quelled STARKE — Emergency squads were sent In to New River Correctional Facility near Starke to quell a disturbance by an estim ated 100 Inmates, a Departm ent o f Corrections spokeswoman said. The disturbance broke out Tuesday In the west unit o f the prison about 10 a m., and when Inmates at the east unit heard about the melee some chairs were thrown through windows there, said Laura Lcvlngs. the spokeswoman said. The disturbance began with an fight among a few Inmates and grew to Involve about 100. she said. “ Most backed off and wanted to stay out o f It." Nate Holton, the prison's personnel director, said o f the majority o f the prison’s Inmates. Four corrections officers were assaulted. Tw o were treated for minor Injuries and returned to work: the other two were sent tod hospital for checkups. “ We are terming It a minor disturbance because there was minor property damuge and no Inmate Injuries." Holton said. The emergency squads. Including correctional officers from Florida State Prison. Union Corrections Institution and North Florida Reception Center, were able to quell the lighting by late morning. Getting ready for * the ** "Fourti th Jaromy Schwelckort (from left), Mark Johnson and Josh Schwelckerl got Into the spirit of the holiday at this fireworks stand In Lake Mary. Tholr choices Included a selection of fireworks with names such as " fir e a n ts", and "happy Marshall this tent icatod on Lake are fully peronly legal Hereto FSoto by Tommy Vincent Guardian accused of exploitation FORT LAUDERDALE — A court-appointed guardian for ) 1• e .U U. t t y ttpr iJ eo t n h r rmr r - R x- p l,o t, U n l it h o M In igpnlaw shauiw — r « 4 (o i i ft a lle_g.e»d, ly - .a m her care ami has been orderedto account for thetr funds Circuit Judge W. Clayton Johnson threatened Monday lo find Martha Wright, 49. o ( Popipano Beach In contempt op court If she fulls to account for her wards' funds. "I have to take whatever steps arc necessary to protect the wards," Johnson said at the hearing ejecting Wright from the guardian program. "This court has no other choice to act." . Wright, a former maid and nurse's aide, admitted herself to u Pembroke Pines hospital complaining of chest pains Sunday after The Miami Herald reported on her guardian duties. She had legal and financial authority over her wards. In one case, a 93-ycar-old retired nurse should have had a 8200.000 balance In her bank account, but tt had been closed. In another. Wright leased a car In the name of an 80-year-old Alzheimer's patient who had lost the right to drive and sign contracts. Wright said she used the car for the man's errands, but he died April 2. Building moratorium and water ban BROOKSVILLE — Some 1.2 million Tampa Bay residents must cut water use by about 4 percent over the next year under an emergency order Issued by regulators. The action Tuesday by the Southwest Florida Water Management District Is aimed at slowing environmental damage and protecting drinking water supplies. It prompted threats by Pinellas County officials of a building moratorium or outdoor watering ban In their county. From Associated Press reports MIAMI - Hare are the winning numbers selected Tuesday In the Florida Lot* tery: F a n ta s y 5 1 7 -2 3 U -1 3 -1 0 » C ash 3 4-3 *4 'M P la y 4 Student aid rules threaten private trade sc h o o ls TAM PA — A Florida trade school association Is asking a federal Judge to throw out new student-aid rules, saying they could force half the state's private trade schools to shut down. The rules, which go Into effect Friday, require for-profit trade schools and Junior colleges to get ut least 15 percent of their revenue In cash from students If they wunt to continue receiving student aid money from the federal government. But students ut some schools Just don't have the money, according lo Monday's lawsuit, which seeks an emergency In­ junction. "It sounds good on the sur­ face. like u very effective con- Second CUaa Poitape Paid at Sanlord, Florida nnd additional mailing ■iltca*. PotlmraWr: Sand addrati changes to THE SANLORD HERALD, P.O. Boa 1897, Sanlord, FL 92779- 1897. Subscription Ralaa (Dally A i sSunday) Homo Dallvary 9 Montha 818.90 S II on tha 898 09 1 Yaar 878.00 Mall 824.00 848.00 980.00 Florida Raaldanta must pay 1% aalaa las In addition lo ralaa abova. Phono (407) 922-2811. -A rt Kaiser David Longanecker. assistant secretary o f cducutlon. agreed that for some school operators. ' ' I t ' s a 11 fc * a n d • d e a t h circum stance." He even con­ ceded that a few good schools might be hurt. "But I'm certain the majority o f them are not going to be missed terribly." he said. The new regulation, known us the "8 5 percent ru le ." was Included In u 1992 law that aimed In part to curb fraud and abuse o f federal student aid programs. Some schools would sign up anyone for financial aid. then provide a substandard educa­ tion, leaving students unable to get a Job or repay the loans, officials said. Taxpayers wound up swallowing the costs of the defaulted loans. The lawsuit contends that the 85 percent rule Is unfair because Florida docs not provide state grants to trade school students. In many northern states that do. that money can be counted toward a school's 15 percent non-fcdcral revenue. The federal lawsuit was filed on behalf of the 150-mcmbcr. Tampa-based Florida Associa­ tion o f Post-secondary Schools and Colleges Inc., the Florldu School of Business und two of Its students, and the Career Center. THE W EATHER E X T E N D E D Tonight: Partly cloudy with u chance o f scattered showers and thunderstorms. Low In the mid 70s. Light winds from the south. Chance o f rain 20 percent. Thursday: Partly cloudy with scattered afternoon showers and thunderstorms. High In the low 00s. Winds from the south at 10 mph. Chance of rain 40 percent. E x ten d ed forecast: P a rtly cloudy with mainly evening scattered showers and thun­ derstorms. Lows In the mid 70s. Highs In the low to mid 90s. O U T L O O K J N WEDNESDAY P tly c ld y 92-75 THURSDAY P tlycld y 92-75 F L O R ID A T S M P S 1 City HI Apalachicola Daytona Baach FI. Laud Dtach FortMytrt Galnatvllla Homatltad Jacksonville Kay Wail Lakeland Miami Paniacola Saraiota Tallahassee Tampa Varo Baach W. Palm Baach La M to 17 •4 to M to » M a* n »i n n n v P«1 M 71 II 71 73 M 71 74 79 II 71 73 71 74 71 10 LAST June 30 3 M 00 14 ■43 00 M 00 .IJ 00 03 00 .00 00 1.30 00 00 > ----------------- FRIDAY P tly eldy 92-75 ( \f V J * * ------------------ 1 SATURDAY P tly c ld y 92-78 THURSDAY BOLUNAR TABLE: Min. 11:50 Wednesday, June 20, 1004 Vol. 86. No. 267 Published Dally sod Sunday, tacepl Saturday by Tha Sanlord Herald, :. 900 N. French Ava., Sanlord, PI*. 99771 (USPS 4l t - 2« 0) f It sounds good on the surface, like a very effective c o n s u m e r -p r o te c tio n issue, but it’s a very serious problem, j Of the 15 million students In higher education In America, about 5 percent attend trude schools. The schools receive about u quarter o f all federal student loan money but urc Involved In three-quarters of all defaults. Daytona Beach: Wuves urc 1*2 feet with u slight chop. Current Is from the north with n wuter temperature o f 80 degrees. New Smyrna Beach: Waves are 1*2 feet and glassy. Current Is from the north. Wntcr temperaturc Is 82 degrees. n m.. .... p.m.: MuJ. 5:40 u.m., 6:05 p.m. TIDES: D aytona Baach: highs. 1:41 u.m.. 2:12 p.m.: lows. 8:03 n.m.. 8:35 p.m.: New Smyrna Beach: highs. 1:40 a.m.. 2:17 p.m.: lows, 8:08 n.m.. 8-40 p.m.: Cocoa Beach: highs. 2:01 u.m.. 2:32 p.m.: lows. 8:23 n.m.. 8:55 p.m. St..Augustine to Jupiter Inlet Toduy: Wind southwest 10 knots. Seas 1 feet near shore and 3 Teet offshore. Bay and Inland waters smooth. Widely scattered showers and thunderstorms. Tonight: Wind southwest 10 knots. Seas 1 feet near shore and 2 feet offshore. Bay and Inland waters smooth. Thursday: Wind south 10 knots. Seas 2 feet. V M SUNDAY P tly cldy 92-75 T h e high tem pernture In Sanford Tuesday was 94 de­ grees and the overnight low was 73 as reported by the University o f Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Tamparaturat Indicate privlout d4y‘* gh and overnight low to 8a m. EOT. City HI La Prc Otlk Amarillo ft 43 .17 Clr dr Anchoraga 41 43 Atlanta t3 73 cdy 17 43 rn Atlantic City dr Austin 103 71 Baltimore 17 73 cdy Bo*Ion rn IT U Buffalo rn 74 83 .17 Burlington,VI. rn 77 83 Caspar dr *1 30 Charlatlon.SC. cdy *» m Charletton.W.Va to 73 cdy Chariot la. N.C. II 48 73 cdy dr Cheyenne 17 S4 dr Chicago IS 43 Cincinnati 14 87 cdy Cleveland •3 83 04 cdy Concord,NH rn 13 80 .13 Della* Ft Worth to 78 03 cdy d r Danvar to 81 cdy Da* Molnet 13 83 Detroit cdy 83 83 dr Honolulu II 73 clr Houston n 78 dr Indlanepolli 84 87 tn Junaau 48 .04 31 cdy Xante* City ft ♦ V cdy La* Vtga* IIS 87* cdy Llttla Rock to 78 dr Lo* Angela* to 70 Mtmphlt 84 74 .11 d r to U .13 cdy Milwaukee Mplt St Paul 78 84 .01 cdy Nashville II 74 03 d r cdy New Or lean* to 77 cdy Ntw York City 13 88 dr Oklahoma City to 73 cdy Omaha 13 40 to 74 rn Philadelphia Phoenli 111 80 Cdy 84 34 cdy Porllend.Ore. to 37 clr Sacramento to ' 73 cdy Salt Lake City Shreveport to 78 cdy Wa*hlngton,D C 18 77 cdy �Sanford Horald, Sanford. Florida - Wednesday, June 29, 1994 - 14 Teen girl could land on death row ■EM M ! COCHRAN Associated Praaa Writer________ Vehicular burglary arrest Marshall Sanborn Morrle. 28. 10305 StonebrOok Drive, Sanford, waa arrested on vehicular burglary and grand theft charges Monday. Sanford police say Morris confessed lo removing a $300 nlr flow sensor from a car at an nulo dealership on Orlando Drive. Shoplifting Dona Jean Cleveland, 40. 13 Lake Monroe Terrace: and Sharon Renee Jackson, 37, 905 Avocado, both o f Sanford, were arrested on shoplifting charges by Sanford police Monday. A manager of nn Orlando Drive clothing slorc reported they nltempted to leave the store without paying Tor $45 In merchandise. Warrant arrests made The following wanted persons were taken Into custody: •John Steven Porco, 34, 747 Baywood Circle. Sanford: turned himself In to deputies at the county Jail on a drunken driving probation violation charge. • David Phillip Mahoney, 19, 930 Little Fawn Road, Geneva; on a burglary probation violation charge. • Keith Lenard Myers, 21, 19 William Clark Court, Sanford; on a cocaine possession probation violation charge. • Cecily Rambo, 20, 2003 Jefferson Avenue, Sanford, was located by Sanford police at JOth Street and Olennder Avenue Saturday. She wns wanted on a warrant for worthless checks. • Robert Eugene Weaver. 17. 90S Park Avenue, was located by police In the 300 block of Palmetto Avenue Saturday. He was wanted on three warrants for violation o f probation on rcvlous convictions of burglary to a dwelling, grand theft, and urglury. • Puthcrs Mlshoe, 54. 2441 Sanford Avenue, was arrested by deputies on S.R. 427 Sunday. He wns wanted on n misdemeanor wnrrnnt Issued In Orange County. E • Danny Jwrmalne Lawson. 21. 104 Drew Ave.. Sanford, was chnrged on a civil writ of attachment. He was held without bond at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. • Karen Hormell Martin. 45. 1904 Luck Troll. Longwood. on a capias for obtaining property with a worthless check. FORT WORTH. Texas - Kristi Koslow 's law yers say police coerced the scured 17-year-old Into falsely confessing that she hired her boyfriend and another tee n -a g e r to sla u g h te r her parents for their money, Her millionaire father — who survived though his throat was slashed — says his adopted daughter deserves to die. If Ms. Koslaw. now 19, Is convicted of capital murder, the same Jury must decide whether to sentence her to life In prison or death. No woman has been executed In Texas since 1863, w h en one w as h an ged for murdering a horse trader. The case was expected to go to the Jury after closing arguments today. Jack Koslow testified that he was awakened early on March 12, 1992, by the buzz of his home burglar alarm and the scrcnm o f his oil heiress wife, Caren: "T h e y ’re in the house!" Tw o men broke down the door o f the dnrk bedroom. Jeffrey Dillingham beat the couple un­ conscious with a metal pry bar and Drlan S a lte r cut their throats, the 19-year-olds told authorities. Salter. Ms. Koslow's former boyfriend, accepted a life sen­ tence In exchange for Ills testi­ m ony. D illingham was sen­ tenced to death. S a lt e r s a id Ms. K o s lo w planned the attack, gave him a m ap o f the house and the burglar alarm code and pro­ mised to share her Inheritance. An Informant's tip led police (o (he trio two weeks after the attack. Until then. Koslow had been their prime suspect. Outside the Jury’s presence. Koslow said his daughter should get the death penalty. "Th at's what she gave Caren," herald. The defense called Just one witness, a lawyer, but the Judge prevented him from testifying that police denied him access to his client, Ms. Koslow., The defense also played u recording o f Ms. Koslow's ar­ raignment, when she told a judge that she did not know she r had been charged with capital murder, "beenuse ... 1 did not commit the crim e." Prosecution witnesses testified that Ms. Koslow wanted her parents' money. Salter raid he and Ms. Koslow sh opp ed fo r the cars th ey planned to buy with the Inheri­ tance: u BMW convertible for her and a Toyota Land Cruiser for him. Clayton Hudson, her friend nnd former classmate, testified that Ms. Koslow told Salter, "W e cun kill them easily. 1 have the house key. 1 know what room they're in. J know the alarm code. So you walk in and da It. It would be easy." "Anything Kristi wanted Brian to do, all she had lo do was say It and Brian Jumped." Hudson continued. "Kristi definitely had Brian wrapped around her little finger." The Magician Had Nothing to Do with It. It doesn't take magic to provide you with the type of service that we're known for... It Takes Hard Work! But do you know what? We Sincerely Believe You Are W orth It. Kaiser P O N T IA C -B U IC K -G M C T R U C K S 15 90 South W oodland Blvd., DeLand DELAND 904-734-6882 •D AYTO N A 904-257-6540 •ORLANDO 407-629-0549 •LOCATED A T TH E CORNER O F HWY. 17-92 & HWY. 15A" Crimes reported to deputies Violence • A 27-year-old Longwood woman reported u bicycle-riding man grabbed her breast and exposed his hut locks while she Jogged on the Wcklva bicycle path at 0 p.m. Monday. Burglaries and thefts • First National Bank of Central Florida, 120 International Parkway. Heathrow: stolen check cashed In umount of $482.99 on April 20. Bank officials report four other checks stolen from the Altamonte Springs businesswoman were cashed by the suspect at other branches. • Sprtngwood Condominiums. Longwood: two cars were reported burglarized recently. A compact disc play and discs valued at $085 were reported taken sometime bnetween 10 p.m. Sunduy and 8 a.m. Monday. A $400 compact disc player vnlucd at $400 was reported taken from another car sometime between June 17 at 9:30 p.m. and Saturday at 10 p.m. • 2400 block West Osceola Road, Geneva: tools and other |M>ssesslons valued at $3,360 reported taken from a shed sometime Monday between 9:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. • 2500 block Crawford Drive, Midway; $20 purse containing $80 cash reported taken from residence sometime Mondny between 3:30 a.m. and 0 a.m. • Construction site at St. Croix apartments near Luko Mury. tools valued ut $1,380 taken at 9 a.m. June 18. This Should Q uench YourThirst W' Crimes reported to Sanford police • A woman told police three men look $10 from her as she was walking near W, 11th Street and Maple Avenue early Friday. • A grader valued at $2,000 was reported stolen from the back o f a pickup truck Friday, parked In the 300 block of Sir Lawrence Drive. • A burglary was reported Thursday In the 100 block of Dresden Court. A portable TV set and child's ball, with a total value of $12 were reported missing. On Wednesday, another burglary was reported Just a few homes away on Dresden Court, but no list of Items missing was Immediately available. • A $700 TV set was reportedly stolen Thursday from a residence In the 1300 block o f W. 7th Street. • Items valued at $700 were reportedly stolen Thursday from a residence In the 700 block of E. 11th Street. • Approximately $35 to $40 In canned goods and frozen meet were said to have been taken Thursday from a residence In the 300 block of I'almetto Avenue. • Lawn equipment and a bike with a total value of $825 were reportedly stolen Thursday from n yard In the 100 block of Country Club Drive. 12-pk.Coca-Cola Classic, Diet Coke, Cherry Coke, diet Cherry Coke, ; caffeine-free Coke, cafTcine-free Diet Coke, Sprite, diet Sprite, Mcllo Yello and Diet Mello Yello. 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E D IT O R IA L Unem ploym ent payments fraud Florida paid ou t 976.3 m illion too m uch in u n em p lo ym en t p a y m en ts last year according to federal estim ates. L e t's m ak e It d e a re r. W c the taxp ayers o f Florida, h ave been robbed o f $76.3 m illion dollars. D ep en d in g on w h o you talk to. there Is usually Bomeonc to blam e. T h e state says It could be because the system Is so co m p lex that errors arc bound to happen. It also cla im s the operation o f u n em p loym en t com . pensution Is com p lex and easily falls prey to . fraud. ! O thers tell us It's because w e have such n : large-scale Influx o f im m igra n ts w h o 'v e m ade ; it difficu lt to op erate the program on a ; low -error level. ; T h e federal govern m en t says the state Is ; responsible for about 26 percent o f the errors. ;a n d the people w h o receive the cla im s are I responsible for 41 percent o f the loss. ; It's Interesting to note that no one is being ; blam ed for the additional 33 percent o f the ; m on ey w hich has virtu ally disappeared from ; ou r coffers. ; W e b elieve it is tim e for an exam in ation ; Into d eterm in in g w h ere this one-third o f the ; ov era g e is going. In p o in tin g the blam e at the people, the j com p lain t is that u n em p loyed persons w h o ; find w ork forget to n otify the state, and keep ; co llectin g benefits. T o us. this is ou tright j stcullng. T h e y m a y think the govern m en t has >plen ty o f m on ey and can uiford it. But it Is our m o n e y they are taking. T h e m on ey w e work, hard to earn, then pay in taxes. S eld om do w e hear o f a n yon e bein g i arrested fo r or ch arged w ith u n em p lo ym en t 'c o m p e n s a tio n fraud. T h e re are a few cases. c in P eople w h o have falsely taken ou r m on ey * w ou ld n 't be able to rep ay It even If they w ere . found g u ilty and giv e n a fine. T h e state says som e o f this overp a ym en t .c o u ld be a ttrib u te d to Im p ro p e r record keeping. I f thnt Is the case, w c suspect no one In Tallahassee app a ren tly cares en ou gh to do a n y th in g about It. W c h a ve had this o v e r­ paym en t problem fo r a nu m ber o f years. T h e sam e holds true w ith falsehoods or bad record keeping con n ected to food stam ps. In 1992, Florida had the n a tio n 's w orst food sta m p error rate. O v e rp a y m e n ts o f food ; stam ps and u n em ploym en t com p en sation s In 1992 am ounted to $300 m illion. T h is m o n e y is not c o m in g o u t o f a ^ m a g icia n ’ s hat, It's c o m in g ou t o f ou r ■pocket books and w allets. T h is isn 't a lau gh in g matter. U n em p loy­ m en t com pensation, food stam ps, and other assistance program s are useful In h elpin g . m em bers o f ou r society w h o have fallen onto Jm rd tim es. But the m on ey should n ever be ia llow ed to be a. handout to people w ho ! purposely lie and ch eat our govern m en t. L e t's reverse that old a xiom . It is broke, so J e t's fix it. LETTERS Image of Congress Congressman Dan Rostcnskowskt was formally indicted recently on 17 counts which. If true, could put him behind bars for years. Both parties In the House of Representatives have passed rules which requires anyone charged with a felony to step down as chairman or ranking member of a committee. On the face or it this looks like Congress Is acting responsibly, however, when you < look beneath the surface, you find that Congress. . os usual, is compromising its principles in seeking a safe solution. In the United States a person is considered Innocent until proven guilty, normally by a Jury of his peers beyond every reasonable doubt. This 1s a higher standard of proof than Is required in a civil case where the winning party prevails upon a "preponderance" of the evidence. If the presump­ tion o f innocence applies to members o f Congress tt ! would appear the logical course would be to allow kowskl to keep his chairmanship until and unless he is proven guilty. On the other hand, if the Congrss In setting up Its internal rules feels that a felony charge against a member casts a shadow over congressional effectiveness, the Individual ’ charged should be removed from the Congress or at least forced to take a leave o f absence until the case Is resolved. As usual, Congress had done u little o f each. It keeps the presumption of Innocence In terms of allowing a member to stay In the Congress and on the committee, but removes the presumption of Innocence ns fur as that person staying a committee chairman. It is no wonder that the Image o f Congress has fallen from a 76 percent favorable rating 30 years ago to less than 30 percent today. If the public does not respect the people making the laws, the laws themselves ticcome questionable. become Lou Frey Member of Congress *69-'79 Orlando T m m u ; B EN W A T T E N B E R G W elfare plan should be Murray-Lite With the introduction o f President Clinton's welfare plnn. starting a long process. IhU question arises: Can government action modify human behavior In a salutary way? The recent evidence In clear: sometimes. Thus, the number of people who smoke Is way down, [airily because o f government research and public education programs. Governmentsponsored education campaigns have nomewhut lowered drug use. Automobile accident deaths are down partly because o f safety regulations, like seatbelts. But there was something more than government at work in these partial successes. A disincentive. W e were told, on every cigarette pack, that smoking could kill you. We saw television commercials that told us that drugs could fry your brain like an egg an a skillet. Drunk drivers, wc were told, could end up In the slammer. Will Clinton's new welfare plan provide the disincentives to fulfill his pledge to "end wclfnrr as wc know It"? I hope so, but I ant dubious. Clinton bunted when he could hnvc gone for the long ball. This Is wrong-headed bccnusc the Long-Ball strategy Is not only belter for the country and for potential welfare recipients, but better politics for a president and a party In trouble In an election year. The w elfare pro­ blem can I k * divided Into two parts. First, there nrc those peo­ p le a lr e a d y o n w e lfa re •• known. Id e n tifia b le adult fe m a le s w ith o f f ­ spring. who arc typi­ cally In a sorry stale. S econ d arc those people who will be on welfare at some point In the future •• but for the moment they an­ no! yet real people, only abstract ions. R e g a rd in g those T he re ce n t p e o p le n o w on e v id e n c e is w e lfa re . C lin to n 's c le a r b u n t s t r a t e g y Is s o m e tim e s . barely acceptab le. The innln Idea Is to get mushy-tough on wrlfure mothers under 22 years o f age. Among other things, they are told to prepare to get a job, within two years, typically by going to school or to a Job-training program. Ideally, the new Jobs will be In the private sector. Alas, most will probably end up In the public sector. Moreover, the plan docs not put a firm time limit on those Jobs, raising a possibility o f permanent government mukc-work Jobs. But forget for the moment that government Jobs programs have a history o f failure, and that If the training Is for "g o o d " Jobs, then qualifying for welfare by having an Illegitimate child can become yet another desirable entitlement ticket. Remember that In this first category of people, already on welfare, we are dealing with young children, in trouble through no fnult of their own. It may be worth one more try to help them out of the welfare trap. It Is regarding the second group - unidentifia­ ble abstractions o f people who will come on to welfare In the future -- where Clinton's plan rails down. They are treated exactly the same ns real people now on welfare. So where's the disincentive to reduce those Illegitimate first pregnancies thnt begin the whole cycle? That's the only rcnl way to starl ending welfnre ns we know It. Oh sure. Clinton has put In 9400 million for an education and public relations campaign, through school*, and he plans to use the president's bully pulpit. JAC K ANDERSON N o light at the end of tunnel E LLE N G O O D M A N Y e s , ju s t lik e th e ad says BOSTON — Someday we are all going to miss the tobacco companies. I know we arc. They Just don't make corporate villains like this anymore. Oh. occasionally an oil company turns u massive spill Into a p.r. bonanza. Sometimes a chemical company twists a court-ordered cleanup Into proof o f good citizenship. But nothing rivals the creativity o f the disinforma­ tion campaigns that roll out o f the tobacco Industry faster than a pack of Camels. This week. Just when everything Is going wrong for the tobacco manufacturers, wc arc bclng treated to newspaper ads that reach dizzying speeds of spin control. In a voice of sw eet reasonableness, R.J. Reynolds Ib publicly pleading for "dialogue," for "dis­ cussion.” for "courtesy," for "coexistence" and even "accommodation." The ads present tobacco executives as peace negotiators In a world fraught with hostile antl-smoklng extremists, big government, and uncivil non-libertarians. The bottom line of the ads comes straight frm a pacificist handbook by way of a marriage counseling manual: "TOGETHER. WE CAN WORK IT O U T." The lion can lay down with the lamb. RJR with the AMA. Brown & Williamson with the FDA. You gotta give them points for nerve. Americans now know more than ever about how the cancer-causing cohort has manipu­ lated the drug and the research, the govern­ ment and the public. In congressional hearings the other duy, the FDA told us how tobacco companies keep their customers hooked! It turns out that Brown and Williamson, the third largest domestic clgnrcttc company, didn't Just calibrate the dosage o f nicotine. They altered the tobacco gene Itself, growing plants called Y-I with twice the hit, to give their low-tor smokers their ilx. That Isn't all. Much us I hate to sully any tobacco maker's crafted pose us defender o f openness and freedom of choice a few more facts arc In order. For 30 years, the tobacco companies appear to have known that nicotine was addictive and smoking dangerous. Brown & Williamson, having failed to make a safer cigarette, burled the evidence o f danger. Others, like the RJR manufacturers now in favor of — "open dialogue." steadfastly denied — In and out o f court — that cigarettes cause disease. The whole cabal fought in Congress against adding health warnings on cigarette packs. They fought In court against accepting any guilt In the death o f smokers. They faughl. In public the accusation that they were advertis­ ing to kids. ) They fought against smoke-free airplanes, s m o k e -fr e e r e s ta u ra n ts , n s m o k e -fre e workplace. They still deny the evidence of secondhand smoke dangers. They still go on spending $3 billion a year pitching cigarettes. But now with RJR at the wheel of the Industry spin control, they are holding out a peace pipe? What's It filled with? Y-1? The sudden Interest In "accommodation" comes because cigarette makers are finally on the losing end of a 30-yeur war. It appeurs that the FDA mny actually have to treat nicotine as n drug. The Justice Department Is going to look Into w hether company executives lied to Congress and regulators. There urc new taxes, new legal strategies, new bans In the works. So here we go. Health defenders are now p ortrayed as h ealth v ig ila n te s , The manufacturers o f p r o d u c t s re sponsible for 400.000 deaths u year arc protectors o f open­ ness, pence, and the American way. A smoke-free soci­ ( T he y |ust don’t ety is port rayed ns an m ake corporate u n f rcc s o c ie t y . villains likjihlB Wurnlng darkly of an ym o re . J the sinister forces of cigarette prohibition, the ads ask, "W ho knows where it will all end?" Well, 1 am not in fuvor o f prohibition. If you've seen one smoker In withdrawal, you don't want to see 45 million at the same time. So I am willing to make u deal — in a smoke-free room o f course. In "the interests of an Informed debate," as RJR puts it, the tobacco companies only have to admit that smoking causes lung cancer, emphysemu and all the other woes listed on the pack, In lieu of a ban. they give us a full list o f cigarette Ingredients beginning with A for umtnonla. They tell us what they knew about addiction nnd when they knew It. Next, they can slop promoting, advertising, and generally hooking the next generation o f smokers. If they lower the nicotine dose, we'll even stop calling them drug pushers, Yes. as the ad suys: WE CAN WORK IT OUT. WASHINGTON — Bob Kerrey was serving in Vietnam when negotiators ut the Paris peace talks tried to end the war. But before the Parts talks began, negotiators squandered months haggling over the size and shape ol the conference lublc. More than two decades lutcr, the Irony of that Impasse shouldn't Ik - losl on Kerrey, now u United States Senator who's trying to defuse the licking time-bomb o f entitlement spe tiding Kerrey. D-Ncb., Is the chairman of the 3 2 - m c m b c r B ip a r t i s a n C o m ­ mission on Entitle­ ment and Tax Re­ form . Entitlem ents now account far 54 percent of at) federal s p e n d in g . At the cu rren t pace, e n ­ titlements plus Inter­ e s t o n l h c # 4 .6 trillion debt will de­ vour all federal reve­ nue by th e y e a r 2030. O ne year la te r, It was Kerrey who th e c o m m is s io n orlglnully bargained Is a d o m e s tic for the creation of the v e rs io n o f the c o m m is s io n by P a ris ta lk s . ■ casting the decisive vole In favor of Pres­ ident Clinton's bud get lust summer. One ycur later, the com ­ mission Is u domestic-version of the Parts talks. That's why Kerrey Is the last to promise — to paraphrase an Infamous Vlctnam-cru saying — that reform "Is at hand." "I'm not sitting here saying that I'm optimistic," Kerrey told us. "But I am under the very strong opinion that wc have to do It. Every duy wc wult. It makes things worse." C o n g re s s io n a l so u rces suy a b itte r backroom struggle flared long before (he commission's first meeting wus held as mem bers from both sides of the aisle Jockeyed for one of the high-profile slots. The Congressional leadership wus left to pick 10 members from each chamber, to be divided evenly between Democrats und Republicans. Clinton was left to tap 10 experts from the private sector plus the commission's chair and vice chair. With pressure building from all sides. House Speaker Tom Foley, D-Wash.. settled on a Democratic delegation that's spent a collective 119 years In Ihc House defending the very oxen they're now expected to gore: Committee Chairmen John Dlngcll. D-Mtch. (Energy and Commerce): Ktka dc tu Garza, D-Tcxus (Agriculture); Martin Sabo, D-MInn. (Budget): as well as former Ways and Means chair Dan Rostenkowskl. D-lll. A similar scenario played out among Senate Demo­ crats. "These arc the people who have not done unythlng In more than a decade to put serious entitlement cuts on the table." said one House Democrat. "T h ey've all hud ample opportunity to take the lead on these difficult Issues, Now we're supposed .to trust tills crowd to champion dcDcIt reduction on Ihc entitlement side o f the budget?" But committee chairmen provide muscle for making deals. Foley recently explained to Rep. Tim Penny, D-Mlnn.. a deficit hawk who Clinton had publicly suld should be on the commission, that exclusion of these power barons could turn the commission Into Just another useless blue-ribbon panel, Some House chairmen told Foley that "If they're not In on the ground floor, they may resist at the tall end and spike It," another Democratic Insider told our associate Ed Henry. " I f these folks aren't Involved then wc may be fighting them If they are displeased with the commission's recommendations." Kerrey won the Medal o f Honor for his service in Vietnam. If he can make progress with the entitlement commission, he'll surely deserve another one. �I'JW ftm k Sanford Horald, Sanford, Florida - Wedneaday, Juna 29, 1994 - SA Breeding program approved By RON WORD Associated Preaa Wrllor_________ JACKSONVILLE - Approval of the genetic rcHtoratlon plan to relcnnr western cougars Into the wltih or southwest Florida to hreed with the endangered Flor­ ida panlher is apparently In the mall. The Washington office or the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has apparently mailed the doc­ uments giving the plan a green light to Its regional office lit Atlanta. Hut so far. no Florida officials working to save the genetically defective panther have seen the actual final plan, although some have been told about Its con­ tents. . Georgia Parham, a s|x>keswomun for Wildlife Serv­ ice In Washington, said Tuesday an official announcement was planned soon, but she wouldn't released details of the plan. Dennis Jordan. Florida pan­ ther coordinator for the Fish and Wildlife Service, said he had heard a "genetic recovery" plan had tiecn approved, but was unaware of Its details other than It will require controlled breedlng. Others, however, have been told It will allow breeding In the wild In South Florida, us op­ posed to captive breeding. "I think It Is going to be very good news for Ibe panther," said Tom Logan, hend o f wildlife research for the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Com ­ mission. Years of Inbreeding nmong Florida panthers In South Flor­ ida have caused dangerous re­ cessive characteristics — heart murmurs, undescended testicles nnd abnorm al sperm — to become domlnnnt. The recessive genes also are responsible for the distinctive kinked tall and cowlick of the Center Continued from Page 1A the students to experience hnnds-on science experiments. Mary Scllurs of Hie center's marketing department, said, bid also leaching facilities where science teachers can take clusses to updute their knowl­ edge o f science. Expected to open March I. 1907. the new and Improved center will rrmuln In Orange County, hopefully at (he Loch Haven site. Sellars said, but It Is "definitely a rrglonal facility." Sellnrs said the facility Is j |K>pulur among students because Florida panther, estimated to number between 35 and 50 at uny one time. Although u lot of pn|>crwork remains to be completed, Logan said six to eight young breedIng-ngc female Texas cougars could be released In January In areas where male Florldn pan­ thers arc known to roam. If all goes according to plan, kittens would be born In ns little ns three to four months, he said. Officials must finish an envi­ ronmental Impact statement and complete amendments to the plan. Logan said. Sidney Muddnck. associate counsel for wildlife of The Fund for Animals, suld he had not seen the plan but understands It allows for breeding In the wild. • "T h e Fund thinks genetic res­ toration In the wild Is absolutely essential to prevent the extinc­ tion o f the panther," Maddock said Tuesdny. Science Continued from Page 1A five-year commitment from the School Hoard, and other grunts from Orlando. Orange County nnd the state. Commission Chairman Dick Van Oer Wclde swung his vote In favor o f the project, saying he believed he should support the commission's 1993 pledge. Last year. Van Dcr Wclde opposed the grant, saying the county had more Important ln-county pro­ je c ts . C o m m issio n er L a rry Furlong continued his opposi­ tion. sayin g local problem s should be addressed before m oney Is Hpenl out o f the county. It "brings science alive" for the students with a plethora of hands-on e x p erim en ts that "make science fun." She believes the science center serves the needs o f science tenchers nnd students alike. She said the expansion, paid for In pari by the tax dollars from the tri-county area, will make It an even more valuable learning tool. "W e are very eager to help enhance the education efforts of all the students nnd teachers who take advantage of whnt we have to offer." CableContinued from Page 1A the entire matter was re­ visited. This spring, the FCC again ordered changes to cable com­ pany charges. Tltcy were to Ik - In effect by July and August o f this year. The decreases will be noted depending on when trilling Is m ailed. According to Diane Pickett, vice president o f Public Affairs for Time Warner. "For customers who arc billed on the 15th o f the month, changes will tie effective July 15th. For cus­ tomers who arc billed on the 1st of the month, changes will bc effcctlve August 1st." Pickett said notices are being sent to all customers 30 days in advance by postcard and/or their previous hilling statements. “ A ls o w r are ru n n in g a message on the cable system," she said, "to advise customers that rale Information Is being sent to them." The rate for txislc service will decrease by 9H cents, from $8.30 to *7.32 per month. Hales will differ with equip­ ment changes or additions. Addressable txix costs are the only Items for which cost In­ creases have tiecn announced, moving up by 20 cents from 81.05 to $1.91. Noil-addressable ( m ix costs will decrease by 17 cents. in Installation, all of the wir­ ing. home Installations, recon­ nects and additional outlet re­ quirements will ulso decrease. One of the largest decrease In costs will be for primary outlets, which will drop from 8-11.08 to 82-1.83. In cases where there are In­ creases. most of lhem will deal with Installation of equipment rather than reception of stations. Even with that change. I'ickell said uny Increase In thr total monthly charges for premium ncrviccs will not Increase by tnore than S I. Most regular monthly bills will be lower. GAINES C g/ iz u cMgaucI Garden Chapel Funeral Hom e Frederic F. Gaines, Jr.. Ruth Gable* anti \h rj \V.mlu ill ‘ lure in uwr ih-u K Fulfilling a Service lo Our Com m unity In Time O f Need. 3 3 5 E. SR 434 (A cniM from White Km c) L O N G W O O D • 834-8550 o r 767-5101 James Quinn, M .D. is pleased to announce his association with H arvey S ch efsk y, M .D . In Fam ily P ra ctice •LORETTA CAMPBELL Lorcttu Campbell. 69. of Kamp load. Sandstone. W.Vu., died Tuesday. June 28. 199-1 at the ' home of a relative In Sandstone. ; Born Dec. 9. 1924 In Kilsyth. W.Vu.. she lived In Sanford from 1052 until I9HG. She wns retired 1 from the uu-at department at Winn Dixie after 22 yeurs. She fijWas a member of Laurel Creek l *-Baptist Church. Sandstone. |TJ| Survivors Include son. Hasll L ee , S a n d sto n e: d a u g h te r. Bonnie Jean Ayers. Sandstone: brother Lacy Trcdway. Beekley, I W .V a.: sister. Hurburu Lee Zubcr. Federal Way. Wash.: two Jl grandchildren. Hose A Quesenbcrry Funeral C hapel. Ileck lcy. W .V a., In charge of arrangements. ELSO RENALDO CAPONI BR. ly Elso Kcnuldo Capon! Sr., 72. “ Willow Tree Lane. Longwood. lied Monday. June 27. 1994 at South Sem inole Com m unity I Hospital. He was born Sept. 5. '1921 In Acquoaanta. Italy. He I was a retired engineer, He was a fm em ber o f Christ Episcopal Church. Longwood. He wus past president o f Sunford Shrine Club, a member of Fleet Reserve. Orlundo Lodge 69 FAAM, 32 Degree Master Mason Bahia Shrine Temple, Orlando. So­ journers. Seminole Elks. Air Force Association . Disabled American Veterans. American Legion, and Italian Cultural So­ ciety. He was a veteran of the U.S. Navy. Survivors Include wife, Mary: sons.'Elso Jr. und Ronald, both o f Orlando, Richard. Churlottc, N.C., Paul. Raleigh Durham. N.C.: step-son. Kirk Cossalrt, Deltona: sister. Ella. Chaplin, Conn.: 11grandchildren. B aldw tn-Fu lrchlld Funeral Home, Altamonte Springs, In charge of arrangements. RICHARD LEE CARTER Richard Lee Carter. 51. De­ n ary A ven ue, DcUary, died Sunday, July 26. 1994 ut Cen­ tral Florida Regional Hospital. Sanford. Horn Sept. 1. 1942 In Ilecklcy. W.Va.. he moved to Central Florldn In 1981. He was an air conditioning maintenance manager. He was Baptist. Hr wus a member of Loyal Order of Mouse Lodge 655. Four Townes, and American Legion Post 400. He was a U.S. Marine veteran. Survivors Include sons. Rich­ ard Janies Wells. Rochester. N .Y ., R o b e rt E a rl C a r te r . Virginia; daughters. Tina Marie. Virginia, Michelle. Angola. N.Y.. Jessica Colter, Lake Mary; sister. Judy. Beekley: brother. Jnmes II.. Deltona: mother. Allccn U.. I l e c k lc y : s te p d a u g h t e r s . Shannon Costa und Stephanie Yates, both of Lake Mary. Mary Yates. Okeechobee: two stepgrandchildren. Ha I d w I n ■F a I re h 11d •Oa k 1uw n Park Cem etery and Funcrul Home. Lake Mary. In charge of arrangements. Sertomu. Home Builders Associ­ ation of Mid-Florid,i and YMCA. He was an Army veteran. Survivors include wife. Laura C.; mother. Alice H. Lacey, BrooksvHie; sons. Robert E., Winter Pnrk. William L.. Oviedo: brother, Wallace E.. Sarasota; sisters, Jane Phlffcr. Brooksvllle; Billie Prentice, Gulf Shores. Alu.: three grandchildren. B aldw ln -Fu lrchlld Funeral Hom e, Scmoran/Forest C ity Chapel. In charge o f arrange­ ments. P U M lR A t t ROOER O. JOHNSON Roger G.jiJohnson. 47. W. Second Street, Sanford, died Tuesday. June 28. 1994 at Central Florida Regional Hospi­ tal. Born June 10. 1947 In St. Paul. Va.. he moved to Sanford In 1970. He wns n h e a v y equipment operator for the Sem­ inole County Road Department. He was Baptist. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e w ife . Geraldine: sons. Robert and James, both of Sanford: mother, Dana Ann Jolinson, Rockford. 111.: brothers. James nnd Larry, both of Rockford: slsler, Judy M agnuson. Rockford: three grandchildren. Brlsson Funeral Home, Sunford. In charge orumingemenls. ALICE VIRQINIA GREER A lic e V irg in ia G reer. 72. C lem so n D rive. A lta m o n te Springs, died Monday. June 27. 1994 at her residence. Born Dec. 18. 1921 In Riuikln. Pa., she moved to Central Florida In 1979. She was a licen sed practical nurse. She was Baptist. Survivors Include husband, E lb e r t ; d a u g h t e r , A l y c l a Stevenson. Altamonte Springs; sister. Iris Anderson, Pittsburgh; brothers. Earl Thompson. Pit­ tsburgh. Roy Thompson. De­ troit: three grandchildren; two great -grande hlldrcn. B ald w ln -F a lrch lld Funeral Hom e. Scmoran/Forcsl City Chapel, In charge o f arrange­ ments. LLOYD W, OGLE Lloyd W. Ogle. 34. Grovcwood Avenue. Sanford, died Tuesday. June 28. 1994 at Lucerne Medi­ cal Center, Orlando. He wns bom Oct. 6. 1959 la California. He was self-employed In lawn main­ tenance. S u rvivors Include mother. Elbcrta Antrobus. Sacramento. Calif.; brother, Mark W.. Or­ lando. Woodluwn Funeral Home A M em orial Park, Orlando. In charge of arrangements. LESLIES. LACEY JR. Leslie E. Lacey, Jr., 63. Cherry Hill C ircle, Longw ood, died Tuesday, June 28, 1994 at Arbors nt Orlundo, In Altamonte Springs. Bom Feb. 19, 1931 In Birmingham, Ala., he moved to Central Florida in 1970. He was u contractor. He was u member o f Bear Lake United Methodist C h u r c h . H e b e l o n g e d to 1928, In Puerto Rico. He was a salesman. He was Pentecostal. He was a veteran ot i lit* U.S. Army. S u r v i v o r s In c lu d e w ife . Frances; daughters, Lclty U.. New York. Aland R.. Dallas. Zvr, Puerto Rleo: sons. Nelson Jr.. California. Rolando. Puerto Rico: seven grandchildren. A lv n r c z - V c a p o ll- W ilc o x Funeral Home. Winter Park. In charge of arrangements. NELSON RODRIQUEZ Dr. Schefsky is a board certified family practice physician with over 20 years in practice. Now accepting patients. OJJ'ice hours cue by appointment. 2209 South French Avenue Sanford, Florida 32771 (4 0 7 ) 3 2 1 - 4 2 3 0 4 m CAM P R ILL. L O R ITT A Furwr.l M fvlcn tor L o r.IL CampCwll. At. 01 Sondttoe*. W Vo . who diw) Tu »vU y, Juno It mil bo Thurtdor. Juno 30. ot II o m„ ol Roto end Guotonborr* Poott Chapel, IMI S Kanawha S t, Dodtloy. W Vo . with Rov Andy t(owdock otllciolmg Fricndt may coll trom } until f p m Wodnotdoy Informant will bo ol King Comalory on Swoll Mountain Roodnoar Sandstone Arrangements by Rose A Ouosonborry Funeral Chopol CARTER. RICH AR DL Memorial urylcoi lor Mr Richard L. Carlar. ago 11. ol OaBary who passed away Sunday, Juno >0. lies will bo conducted Thursday al I p m , al the Oaklawn Park Chapel ol the Baldwin Fairchild Funaral Homo. Lake Mery CAPONI. ELSO RENALDO, SR. Memorial servlets lor Mr Ceponl will bo conducted 10 30 a m Thursday al Christ Episcopal Church. Longwood. The Ray Andrew Miller will officiate with graveside servlets lo bo 11:10 p m ol Cion Haven Memorial Park Visitation lor Iriende will bo al Iho Allomonlt Springs Chopol ol Iho Baldwin Fairchild Fineral Homos Wtdnes day 0 • p m with a service provided by the Fleet Reserve In lieu ol flowers, donations art rectuesled to Santola Memorial Fund al Christ Episcopal Church. Ill W Church SI . Longwood. FL Baldwin Folrchlld Funaral Home. 99» E Altamonte D r. Allamonl* Springs. FL In charge ot arrangements JOHNSON, ROOER 0. Funeral ttrvlctt lor Mr Johnson will be Friday, July I. el I p m In the Brlsson Funeral Chapel with The Rev. E Ruth Grant olliclollng. In Ntu ol Mowers the family Is accepting contributions. Frltnds may coll ol iho funeral homo Wednesday from I f p m . Thursday Irom » am unlit I p m . and F r Iday Irom » a m , unlit lima ol service Arrangements by Brlsson Funeral Homo, San lord Nelson Rodriguez. 65. Arlctlu St., Altamonte Springs, died Monday. 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F ir s t S tr e e t S a n fo rd • 3 2 2 *0 2 0 4 HOURS* Mon.,Tu«t, Wad, Thun. 4Sol W 30 Fri 9-6__________ �Discussion heated over choosing road contractor SANFORD — The tentative naming o f a contractor for con­ struction of Seminole Townc Center Boulevard has stirred anger from one Sanford com­ missioner. The boulevard Is to be the main entrance roadway Into the mall, presently under construc­ tion with on expected comple­ tion date of Sept. 7. 1095. During Monday night's San­ ford City Commission meeting. It was revealed that the award would be granted to Amlck Construction, announced ns the low bidder. C om m ission er Lon H ow ell objected. Indicating that the contract was not being accepted on a fair basis. The contract awarding was required by the Seminole Townc Center Community Redevelop­ ment Agency, which consists of the same members as the city commission. During the regular commission meeting, a brief adjournment was required, as the com m ission sat ns the STCCRA In order to vote on the matter. The controversy over the bid­ ding of the contract was brought up regarding an error noted In the original contract estlmnte submitted by Amlck. The final figure tn Amlck's bid was listed as $2,509,000. City Manugcr Dill Simmons reported that Amlck had listed one line Item, for sidewalk con­ struction costs, at 75 cents per linear foot, which was consid­ ered extremely low. It was later explained that the cost should have been higher than listed. Wayne Edmonds, with Hub­ bard Construction, the second lowest bidder, spoke on the matter. "Am lck clearly made an error." he said, "and If the true cost of the sidewalk construc­ tion, approximately $6 per linear foot rather than 75 cents Is added In, tt makes their bid higher, and Hubbard would have been the lowest bidder, which Is what your city roles call for In awarding a contract." Gerald Kuttberg from Amlck responded. "It Isn't a line Item but the lowest total cost on which the bid wus awarded." lie said, "and the final figure offered by Amlck was lower, no we should be awarded the con­ tract." Simmons explained that when the error In the single line Item was found. Amlck was contacted about It. "T h ey said they would stick with their final total con­ tract am ount," he said, "so that's the basis on which we selected the low bid." C om m issioner Lon H ow ell questioned, " I f you gave Amlck the opportunity to chnnge their mind, why didn't you give the same opportunity to Hubbard?" "T h e y didn't change their bid." Simmons responded, "they only verified what they had originally submitted as the final figure. We should look at It as In the best Interest o f the commu­ nity." . C o m m is s io n e r A .A . MeCtanahan observed. "It looks to m e that If A m lc k m ndc a mistake. It's to our benefit." Several times during the dls- Little Miss Coppertone covers up for sun safety campaign TRENTON. N.J. — After 41 years o f flashing her bare bottom. Little Miss Coppertone Is covering up. for an educational campaign tied to new government forecasts of the danger from sun exposure. Legal Notices Legal Notices IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OP THE B IO H TEBN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP FL0R I0A, IN AN D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTV CIVIL DIVISION Ca m N*. 44 4ft CA 14 E FIRST UNION MORTGAGE CORPORATION l/k/A CAMERON BROWN COMPANY. Plaintiff, IN T H C C IS C U IT C0UST O STM * ( I O H T I I N T H JUDICIAL C iaC UIT IN AMO TO* 1BMINOLB COUNTY. F L 0 »I DA CIVIL ACTION C A t l NO. n I4MCA OlVItlO N MS LAWRENCE HOWARD 0 U IL0 F 0 R D . NORTHLAKE VILLAGE VCONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC and U N K N O W N T B NANTS/OWNERS. ' D*fondant* NOTICE OP IA L B Nolle* I* twrAby given, purteant t* • Final Jvdgmaa|,*f F«r*»lA«»»A for PMUwfWanfo*AW M Ml* taut*, in Me-CtfrvM Court of Semlnofo County. Flor­ ida. I will Mil M* property tlfuafod In SAmtnei* County, Florida. dttcribAd a* That ctrtaln Condominium parcel known at Unit It*. NORTHLAKE VILLAGE CON D O M IN IU M V. and an un divided Inter#*! In Mo common tltmont* appurtenant thereto end In accordance with and tub|*cl to Mo covenant*, condl Hon*, restrictions. *atom*nt*. form* and provltlon* ol Me Declaration ol Condominium ol NORTHLAKE VILLAOE CON DOMINIUM V, o* recoredtd In Official Record* Book 1444. Pago 7. ol Mo Public Record* of Seminole County, Florida, and commonly known at: (04 NorMlak* Orlvo. Unit KM. San ford. Florida 17771. al public Ml*, to Mo hlghott and bett bidder, lor cath. ol Mo watt Iron! door lo the Somlnole County CourthouM. In Senlord. Florida, al H : « am ., on July It. I*f4 Doled Ml* 14M day ol Juno. ITT4. MARYANNS MORSE Clark ol Circuit Court By: JanoE.Jotowlc Deputy Clerk Publlth June If A July a. Itf4 DEB-MS IN THB CISC UIT COUST OP THB IIT H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AN D FO B SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOBIDA. CASE NO. 44 tOOOI-CA'14-B CORAL CABLES FEDERA L SAVINOS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff v*. C.A. FINANCIAL SERVICES. INC.. A FLORIDA CORPORATION. E T A L . Defendant!. NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE SALB NOTICB IS HER EBY OIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment ef Foradoaur* dated Juno 17. 1444 and entered In Cat* No. 44-40001-CA-14-B of Ih* Circuit Court ot Ih* ISTH Judicial Circuit In and for Somlnol* C ou nty, F lo rid a , wharaln CORAL OABLBS F ED E R A L SAVINOS AND LOAN ASSOCI­ ATION, Plalnllll, and C.A. Fl NANCIAL SERVICES, INC., A FLORIDA CORPORATION. B T AL.. ar* dolandanlt, I will Mil to Ih* higheil bidder lor caih at Ih* Watt Front Door ol Ih* Somlnol* County CourthouM. Sanlord. Florid*, at lltOO o'clock A M. on Ih* I4M day ol July, 1444, Ih* following de­ scribed property ot M l forth In Mid Final Judgment, to wit: Unit X4. Building TOO. A L TA ­ M ONTE VILLAOE I. a Condo minium, In accordance with and tub|*cl to Ih* Ooclaratlon ol Condominium recorded in Of­ ficial Rtcordt Book 1757, Fog* 1007, of the Public Record* ol Somlnol* County, Florida. TO G ETH ER with all Iha Im­ provements now or horoatfor erected on th* property, and all aatamanti. righti, appurtanances, rant*, royalllet. miner­ al, oil and gat rights and pralltt, water, water right* and water Stock, and all natural now or horoaltor a part ol th* property. Including roplacomonit and ad­ dition* tlwrtto. O ATBO thlt 70th day ol Juno. 1444. MARVANNE MORSE. Clerk Circuit Court By: Jan* B. Jatowlc Deputy Clerk Publlth: Juno77 A 74. 1444 0BS-X7 AAA IN S T R E E T M O R TG A G E COAAPANV, L IM IT E D P A R TN ER S H IP . vt Plalntlll(i), R OBER TTAO O AR T BVRTUS, •I si. DtltfxMnlli) N O TIC IO P F O R IC L O tU R IIA L B N O T IC I It HKRBBY OIVCN pursuant to a Pinal Judgment ot foreclosure defod Jung IT, |t*4. »nd w iS rN In C a m NO. 45 14TICA si IS* Circuit Court al County. Florid a wherein AAAIN S T R U T M ORTOAOE COM PANV, LIM ITED PARTNER SHIP It tho Plalnllll And ROBERT TAOOART BVRTUS. BARBARA M BVRTUS. And STATE OP FLORIDA DE P A R T M E N T OF R EV E N U E Art ISA Defendant!. I will Mil to ttw highest *nd best bidder tor cath *1 tn* wott tront ittpt ol tn* SEMINOLE C*unty Court houM ot 11:00 o m . on Ino MM doy ot July. 1444. tn* totlowing doKrlbod property Al M l forth In Mtd F Mot Judgment. LOT A t BLOCK C. CAME LOT. U N IT 4. ACCOROINO TO THB PLAT TH ER EO F A l R E ­ CORDED IN PLAT BOOK ]1 PAOES X ANO It OP THE PUBLIC RICOROS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTV. FLORIDA. WITNESS M Y HAND and Mo MAl ol Ml* Court on Juno M. 1444 (SEAL) HONORABLE MARVANNE MORSE Clerk al Mo Circuit Court By: J a o o B .J om w Ic Deputy Clerk IM PORTANT NOTICE: AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF ITTO Admlnlitr All VA Ordtr No. 47-77 Ptriont with * dliAblllly who n**d * ipac Ia I Accommodation to portlclp«lo In Ml* proceeding thould contact ADA Coordinator ot X I N. Park Av*nu*. lull* N. X I. Sanford. Florida JJ7;i at l**tl llv* (1) day* prior lo Iha proceeding. Telephone: 1X7) n } 4 » 0 E ll 4737; 1 100 455 1771 (TO O ), or I M O m iTTO (V ). via Florid* Relay Service. PubllUt: Ju ne nA TT, ittt DESKS SHERMAN M. JACKSON and DBLORBSA.JACKSON.hlt wife; HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION; SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA; and UNKNOW NTB ' NANTS/OWNERS. Da fondant. NOTICB OF SALB Nolle* It hereby given, purtu ant to a Final Judgment of Foradotur* tor Plalnllll entered In Mil c*u m . In th* Circuit Court of Somlnol* County. Flor­ id*. I will Mil th* proparty situated In Samlnolt County, Florid*, described at: Lol IS1, H ID D E N L A K E PHASE II. U N IT V. according lo th* plat tharaol at recorded In Plat Book 15. Pogot 41 A 44. Public Rtcordt ol Samlnol* County, Florida. and commonly known at: 114 Hidden Lak* Orlvo. Sanford. Florida U77I. al public tala, to Ih* hlghatl and bed bidder, lor cath. at th* w ttl front door to •ho Samlnol* County CourthouM, In Sanford. Florida, *1 11.00 a m., on July 14, 1444. Dated thlt 14th day of Juno, 1444. MARYANNB MORSE CUrkot Circuit Court By: JanoE. Jatowlc Deputy Clerk Publlth: Jun* 74 A July*, 1444 OESS47 The popular logo for sun care products now sports a T-shirt and hat. and her frisky puppy Is tugging on her shirt, nol pulling down her swim trunks. The little girl also has a lighter tan than the child who first graced Coppertone bottles In 1053. before the product contained sunscreen. "D y covering her up. we're symbolically saying thut times have changed. We ull know more now ubout the relationship between overexposure to the sun und skin cancer." said Lewis Nolan, s p o k e s m a n fo r M e m p h is . T e n n .- b u s e d Schering-Plough Healthcare Products, u division of Schering-Plough Cor]), of Madison. Schering-Plough's campaign, launched Tues­ day. coincides with the National Weather Serv­ ice’s addition of a solar-hazard rating to the dally weather report — u move aimed at preventing skin cancer and eye damage from harmful ultraviolet radiation. The new logo Is featured In uds and a free brochure to be distributed through retail stores and physicians, at community hralth screenings and by mall. The brochure explains the dangers o f UV radiation, how quickly a fair-skinned erson would burn at each UV risk factor, and ow to protect oneself. S . EdiMT's Notei The brochure may be obtained n m H i ^ i » p p r r t o n e . P -O IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION PILE NO. 45 111 CP IN R E E S TA TEO F EM M AS FARMER D*C»AMd NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVINO C L A I M S OR O E M A N O 'S A O A IN S T T H E A B O V E E S TA TE AND A LL O TH ER PERSONS IN T E R E S TE D IN TH E ESTATE YOU ARE HER EBY NO N PIED Mai Iha admlnlitr Alton of Mo ottato ol EMMA S FARM ER. dActotod. Fit* Number 41 *11 CP. It pending In th* Circuit Court ler Seminole County. Florida. Probata Dlvl•Ion, the addret* of which I* MARVANNE MORSE. Clerk of tho Circuit County Court* Pro­ bat* Division, P.0. Drawer "C” Sanford. Florida 77771. Th* Porional Raprotontatlv* ol th* ottato I* W ALTER R. ROGERS. whOM addran I* 40*4 Tamiaml Trail. N Naplat. Flor Ida 714X 7544. Th* Nam* ond addrttt ol th* parion*I roproMnlatlvo'* at tornoy I* Ml forthbolow. All portoni having claim* or domandt agalntl th* ottato or* required, W IT H IN T H R E E MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THB FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS NOTICE, to til* with th* dork of th* above court * written tlttomonl of any claim or demand May may have Each claim mutt b* In writing and mutt Indicate th* bail* for th* claim. Iha name and addrat* ef th* creditor ol hit ogonl or attorney, and th* amount clslmod. It th* claim I* not yal duo. th* dat* whan It will become dua thall ba tided If Iha claim I* contingent or unli­ quidated, Iha nature of th* uncertainty thall b* dated. If Iha claim It tacurad. Iha tacurlty thall b* daicribad. Th* claimant thall deliver tuflldanl coplat of th* claim lo th* dark lo onabi* th* dark to mall on* copy lo each partonal rape# tanlallv*. All partorn interacted In Itw atlal* lo whom a copy ol this Nolle* of Admlnltlrallon hat baan mailed ar* required. W IT H IN T H R E E M O N TH S FROM TH E .DATS OF THB F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N O F THIS NOTICB, to fit* any o* lactlont May may hay* that challangat th* validity of th* docodant'i will, th* qualUIca Horn ol Iha partonal rapratanlallv*, or th* vanu* or luritdiciionof thecourf. A L L CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO F IL E D WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. OATS of th* flrtt publication ot thlt Nolle* ol Admlnltlrallon: JunoJT, m a. Partonal RtproMnlallvo: W ALTER R. ROGERS 4044 Tamiaml Trail N. Naplat. FL 134X1544 Attorney for Portonel Rapratantatlvo: W ILLIAM W. CARPENTER. ESQ. MO Bail Highway 414 L o n g w o o d , P L 137S0 (X71134-4444 Fl*. Bar No. 14107 Publlth: Juno 74 and July!. 1444 DBS-154 lio a h a i n . Y n i< M ^ lm a r J < -« . IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE E IG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO.: M 515 CP INR E THE E S TA TEO F CHARLES STOPPENBACH. Dace*tod NOTICB OP ADMINISTRATION (On* PR) Th* admlnlilrallen el iha a t l a l * at C H A R L E S STOPPENBACH. dacaatad. Flla N u m b e r * * 1 7 ) CP. It pending In th* Circuit Court, tar Seminal* County, Florid*. Probate Dlvldon. th* oddrttt of which It: Somlnol* County CourIhoutt Sanford, Florid* X77I Th* nom* and addrttt ol th* Portonel Rapratanlally* and the Partonal Rapratanlaliyai attorney ar* Ml form bolow. A L L IN T B R E S T B D PER SONSARE N O TIFIED TH A T. All portont on whom MU nolle* It torvod who have ob lactlont that challenge Iha valid lly el th* Will, th* quallflcatlont el th* Partonal Rapratantallv*. vanu* or lurltdlcllon el MU Court ar* rtqulrtd lo fit* Iholr ob|*cllont with thlt Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OP TH R EE MONTHS A F TE R THE OATS OF THB FIRST P U B LI­ CATION OP THIS NOTICB OR TH IR TY DAYS APTBR THB D A TE OP SERVICB OP A COPY OP THIS NOTICE ON TH EM All crodlfort ol th* docodanl ond other portoni having dalmt or domandt agalntl dacadonl'i ttlafo on whom a copy ef Mil nolle* It torvod wimln Mr** month* alter fh* dal* of Iha flrtl publication of thlt nolle* mutt III# tholr dalmt with thlt Court W IT H IN T H B L A T E R OF TH R EE MONTHS A F TE R THE O ATS OF THB FIRST PUBLI CATION OP THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY DAYS A F TE R THE D A TE OF SERVICB OF A COPY OP THIS NOTICB ON THEM. All olhar crodlfort ol Ih* docodonl and partoot having claim* or domandt agalntl Ih* docodanl'* adit* mud Ilia thalr dalmt wIM Ihlt Caurf W ITHIN TH R EE MONTHS APTBR THE DATS OP THB FIBST P U B LI­ CATIO N OP THIS N O TICB. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILBD W I L L BE P O R B V B R BARRED. Th* dal* ol th* Itrd Publica­ tion of thlt nolle* It Wadnotday Juno 17.1444. Portonel RaproMnlatlvoi Nancy P. Alloy 1004E. Highway 454 Altemonla Spring*, PI 17701 Alter nay lor Partonal Rapratantatlvo: Nancy P. Allay Florida Bar No. U47511 1004 B. Highway 4M Altamonte Springs, FL 13701 (X7IS1M IM Publlth: Juno 77Alt. 1444 DBS-174 cueslon. Howell proposed thut the entire matter be put bark out through the bidding process once again. No other commis­ sioner supported his suggestion however. tJcforc the com m ission ers voted on accepting the Amlck bid for the road work. City Attorney Ulll Colbert suggested Continued from Pags I A The pro|x>sul Is expected to become final after a 00-day comment period. It marks u renaissance for the stately bald eaglr — the nation's symbol for morr than two cen­ turies. In the early 1070a. there were fewer than 800 adult nest­ Ing eagles In the lower 48 stales. Today there urc nearly 8.000 adult birds In those slates. Florida has over 700 mated pairs of bald euglcs. and about 1.500 total birds, the largest bald eagle population for any slate In the continental United States, according to Don Wood, endangered species coordinator for the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission. The study of the eagle population In Florida begun In 1072 und the growth In the number of birds Is a reflection of finding the nrsts ns well as an expanding popula­ tion. "W e don't know how many there might have been 20 yeurs a g o ." Wood explained. "T h e Increase In our database over the first 10 or 15 year* of looking al them wns a reflection of finding new nests every year that we didn't know uhout In-fore, rather than Increasing |x>pulntlon. Hul In terms of the last 10 years, we think we had a pretty gixxl handle of where they all were, or at least 08 percent. " Ten years ago. about 350 bald eagle nests were known to exist In Florida, last year the nests numbered about 700. Eagle pairs mate for life and typically rrturn year uflcr year to the same nest lo raise their young, according to Wood. Some pairs will build a second nest within their nesting territo­ ry. but most eagles udd on lo their old nest in preparation for their new family. Allhough this year's dutu has not been compiled. In 1003 Seminole County hud 32 i-uale territories containing 23 nests und successfully produced 40 young birds width fledged ((lew) from the nests. Wood suld. Fish and game olfldais survey the contract awarding be condi­ tional, subject to the availability o f funding. "T h e bonds should be obtained around August 10th or 11th." he said, "then We'll hnve the funds for the award­ ing." A motion was thrn made and seconded to accept Amlck ns the the nesting sites by air sevcrnl times during lltc nesting season l>etwecn late September until mid-May to check on the eagle |>opulullon. W ihkI says no one knows where the eagles go after nesting season. Although some ruglcs remain In Florldn. they do not associate with their nest until the next mating scuson. The removal of the buld cugle from the endangered species list murks "a dramatic recovery for the bald eagle" and u victory for the Endangered Species Act. suld Michael Dean o f the Envi­ ronmental Defense Fund. He suld the cuglc could not hnve survived without the federal luw thill protects spectra from dis­ appearing. Interior officials have hinted for more than a year that the tiuld eagle would noon be re­ moved from the endangered culegory across most of the c o u n try . Fish and W ild life Director Mollle Meat Mr scheduled a news conference for Thursday on the eagle. Dean suld he has t»een told thut the bird would remain classified us endungerrd In parts o f the Southwest. Including Arlznnu and New Mexico, where lls recovery has hern less liraitiullc. bill be "downllstrd" to the threatened culegory In the rest of the lower -18 stales. As threatened, the eagle und Its hubltut will continue lo be protected under federal law. but the chnnge In designation re­ fle c ts the b ird 's Im p roved chances for long term survival. The eagle lias never been singled out as endangered or threatened In Alasku. where It has thrived, und It Is nut found In Hawaii. It came under the protection o f the Endangered Species Act In the lower 48 stales In 1075. The bald engje was named America's natlonul bird In 1782 and Is depleted on the back of die dollar bill .with outstretched, wings that In real life can span more than 0 feet. Despite lls majesty and histor­ ic significance, the eagle hus had contractor. ' "ir the commission goes along with this." said Howell, "you will be muklng a big mlstukd: Frankly. If I whs with Hubbard,, I'd sue you ." The motion passed on a four to one vote, with Howell casting the lone nay vote. , thut law's Impact on the eagle's r e c o v e r y , a r g u in g th a t grassroots love for the national' bird and prohibitions on cheml-! cals such as DDT had more tn do* with Its bouncing back. Many biologists and environ - 1 mentallsls agree thnt the 1973' bun on DDT probably was the single most Important develop­ ment In rescuing the eagle, but they ulso cite tne protection o f the bird's habitat afforded by the federal law. W ith o u t the E n d a n g e re d Species Act. "It would have tuken 20 years to even begin the discussions on whether the buld eagle should have been pro­ tected." argues Knryn Strickler of the Endangered Species Coali­ tion. a lobbying group seeking lo prevent Congress from weaken­ ing the law. Some protectors o f the eagle, meanwhile, are concerned the Interior Departm ent's action might make It hnrder to ensure the eagle's continued heulthy recovery. "T h e eagle Is not yet home free." suld Al Louis Cecerc. president of the Nnttonal Foun­ dation tn Protect A m erica's Eagles. He said he Is worried the chnnge In the eagle's stntus will make It harder to get fedcrul und state money for restoration and protection projects. "M any of the bald eagle nests' ure on unprotected private land' und for the eagle to continue Its; recovery we're going to have to; work opt something where land owners will continue to protect! nests.1’ suld Cecerc In u Icle-J phone Interview. 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FLO R ID A LOCAL NEWS • LOCAL SPORTS • LOCAL EDITORIALS PEOPLE • HEALTH & FITNESS < EDUCATION • BUSINESS SUNSHINE STATE s« tn lo rd ll< m ill 300 north french ave .* sanford. fl 32771 Itd a c fl 11 | �S a n f o r d H era ld IN WEDNESDAY Summer school in session B R IE F Bullets taught a lesson Wayne gets Dolphins By TONY DaSORMIBIt H orald Sports E d ito r MIAMI — In major league sports. South Florida truly Is Wayne's World. Sports-and-entertalnment mogul H. Wayne llulzenga completed his purchase o f the Miami Dolphins, bringing his collection o f professional sports franchises to three. He already owns baseball's Marlins and hockey's Panthers. Also Tuesday. Hulscnga bought the half o f Joe Robbie Stadium he hadrvt owned prevloualy. The deal with the heirs o f the late Joe Robbie .. had been considered a formality since March, l when the NFL approved the sole. Negotiations k ■tailed until Hultenga won a concession to rename Joe Robbie Stadium If he chooses. LONOWOOD — Summer high school baseball Is supposed to be an educational experience. It certainly was (or should have been) for the Seminole Animal Supply Bullets Tuesday night. After blowing a 3-1 lead In a 8-4 loss to DeLand. the Bullets — Lym an H igh S ch ool's sum m er sq u ad — w ere tre a te d to an extensive drill-and-revlew session of signs and strategy by Coach Bob McCullough. Beginning In anger-edged tones but finishing with Jokes and laughs, McCullough rapidly flashed signs, then (minted to players for nn Interpretation. A wrong answer was rewarded with a foul line to foul line sprint. "Gam es like this are Important," said McCullough, dismissing that It ended In u loss like a summer day ending In a thunderstorm. "Th is lets people realize what It takes to tlAWOUNP TOT NATION Marlins edge Phillies ■ PHILADELPHIA — Fernando Valenzuela pit­ ched six strong Innings In his return to the majors, but the Florida Marlins spoiled his night, beating the Philadelphia Phillies 2-1 on Jerry Browne s sacrifice dy In the ninth Inning. Valenzuela, who was 10-3 with Jalisco of the Mexican League before signing with the Phillies last Friday, allowed six hits and one unearned run. He struck out one. walked two and went 1-for-2 with a crowd-pleasing double. Plnch-hltter Matlas Carrillo doubled to open the Marlins' ninth, went to third on Chuck Carr's sacrifice and scored on Browne's fly ball. Jeff Mutls (1 -0| pitched I 2-3 Innings and Robb Nen pitched the ninth for his seventh suve. Dave Weathers. 24. matched the 33-year-old Valenzuela. After allowing a run In the first, he blanked the Phillies over the next five Innings. Carr reached on an error, stole second, moved to third on Gary Sheffield's single und scored on JefTCanine's sacrifice fly for Florida's other run. Panthers take Jovanovski HARTFORD. Conn. — The Florida Panthers selected Junior defenseman Ed Jovanovski with the first pick In the NHL draft, while Toronto traded captain Wcndel Clark to Quebec In u stunning six-player deal. Anaheim seleoted Russian defenseman Oleg Tverdovsky with the No. 2 pick and Ottawa took Czech forward Radek Bonk, who had 42 goals for Las Vegas In the International Hockey League last season, with the third pick. Toronto sent Clark. Sylvaln Lerebvre. London Wilson and the 22nd pick to Quebec ror Mats Sundln. Garth Butcher. Todd Warrlner and the No. 10 pick, which the Maple Leafs hoped to use to select Brett Llndroa. However, the New York Islanders took Llndros — the brother of Philadelphia star Eric Llndros — with the No. 0 pick they acquired from Quebec In a deal that sent Uwe Krupp to Quebec for Ron Sutter. With Llndros gone. Toronto gave the No. 10 pick to Washington for Mike Ridley. Qooden suspended NEW YORK — Dwight Gooden, the New York Mels' last link to their 1086 World Series champions, was suspended for 60 days without pay for violating his drug aftercare program. The New York Times, citing a highly placed person in major league baseball, said today that Gooden, who missed a month of the 1087 season after testing positive for cocaine use and undergoing treatment, failed two random drug tests and the New York Dally News, citing a source flmlllar with baseball's drug-testing program, said he failed at least two tests, the last administered within the past-two weeks. Barkley will return PHOENIX — Phoenix Suns star Charles Barkley, who frequently hinted ut retirement last season, said he'll return Tor unother shot at the championship despite a back Injury. Barkley, 31, said he was committed to a : rigorous course of therapy his doctors say he must undergo to strengthen his back. 1 Navratilova in eeml’a W IM B L E D O N , E n g l .Navratilov*, pursuing a 10th title In her 22nd /fend final Wimbledon appearance, beat fifth­ ; seeded Jana Novotna o f tne Czech Republic S-7, : 6-0,6-1 to advance to the semifinals. , Thursday, the fourth-seeded Navratilova will face Gig! Fernandes and Lori McNeil will meet Mhlrd-sceded Conchltn Martinez of Spain. - Fernandez beat No. 13 Zina Oarrlson-Jackson 0-4. 6-4; McNeil defeated Larisa Nelland o f ! Latvia 6-3, 6-4; and Martinez beat No. 0 Lindsay 'Davenport 6-2,6-7 (4-7). 6-3. • Thrcc-tlme champion Boris Becker, seeded 'seventh, beat No. 9 Andrei Medvedev 6-7 (5-7), v7-8, 7-6 (7-3), 6-7 (3-7). 7-8 In a fourth-round match that was suspended Monday. ■1ST BITS ON TV fBASEBALL □7:3 0 p.m. — ESPN, American League: York Yankees at Boston Red Sox, (L) . * )3o m p |f HaWiHia on F a f IB 4 ------------------ ----------------- D M * Ballets, Page 2B HwtM Ftwta by Mwt rant* Seminolo Animal Supply first baseman Jason Gronort (left) contributed a bases loadod walk In the bottom of the seventh Inning os the Bullets attempted to rally for a victory over DeLsnd In their last at bat. B U LL D O O il, S U L L C T I4 O tU n S M l Mt 4 — I « | tarn. An!m*l fvp?Jr l i t M* I 4 II I SlkM. McBride (?) end Carr. Sog**|l*. Good* 11 111. Hayda (7) and Kalkr WP - Sitti 1)0). LP - Ooadall }B - DaLand. Scat!; Samlnala, Ou*M«ta and Young j b - Nona HR - Sumlnol*. SNploy Rocordt - Do Land It I M udcats take two From ItaW Reports______ LAKE MARY — Even though they scored nine runs In both games, pitching was the key to the Lake Mary Mudcats' sweep o f an NAIJF Pat Torre League doublehradcr with the visiting Trinity Prep Saints Tuesday night. In the first gume. Robert Vesscy threw four Innings of hltlcss relief to allow the Mudcats to overcome an early 4-0 deficit and win 0-4. Jim Gucmple and Nick Alexander combined on a one-hit shutout ns the Mudcats rolled to a 0 0 win In tiie nightcap, which was stopped oftcr 4Vi Innings. V esscy struck out eight while walking Just one batter In his four Innings o f work. Bryan Schumukcr ripped a two-run home run to pace the Mudcats' offense In the first gume. He also hit a single. Carey Hobbs added a triple, two singles, and an RBI. Mike □ See Lake Mary, Page 2B Little Majors stay alive From Staff Reports________ LEESBURG - Sanford's Little Major Baseball League All-Star (earn kept Its hopes of n trip to the state tournament ullve Tuesday, using a five-run second Inning to propel It to u 7-4 victory over the Port Orange American All-Stars |n the district tournament. Levi Raines Jr. seultered eight hits while striking out nine m uri the pitching victory^ ' • Sanford's big Inning was keyed by a couple of errors, but the big blow of the evening was a three-run home run by Bud Bennett. The local squud udded Insurance runs In the fourth und sixth Innings. Providing the offense for Sunford. who lost Its opening game to the Ormond Beach Nutlonal All-Stars on Monday, were Bennett (home run, two runs scored, lliree RBI). Nick Ireland (double, two runs). Rulnes und Andrew Beatty (one single und one RBI each). Jason Turner (single, runj. Alex Anderson (single). Brad Locke (run. RBI) and Brian Porter (run). Turner also turned In the de­ fensive play of the game, cutting down a Port Orange runner at the plate with a strong throw from center field. Frsddia Hawkins S a n fo rd P re p s se ttle for s e c o n d again From Staff Reports LONGWOOD — The Sanford All-Slurs gave It a great try. but five games In three days and the Daytona Beach All-Stars proved to be too much us they had to settle for second In the Babe Ruth Prep-13 District Tournament at Candyland Park Sunday. Sanford, which finished us the runner-up In the tournament for the second consecutive year, nearly reversed roles with Duytona Bench as they hud suffered a heart-breaking 4-3 decision to Daytona In the winners' bracket final Saturday evening. In other games Tuesday night, host Leesburg and the New Smyrna Beach advanced to the winners' bracket flnuls by beating the Port Orunge Nationals und Ormond Bead) Nationals, respectively. Also scheduled was a losers' bracket game between the Ormond Beach Americans und Holly Hill. Sanford rebounded by scoring four runs In the bottom o f the seventh Inning to eliminate host Longwood. 7-4. In a game early Sunday morning. But. needing to defeat Daytona Beach twice to win the tournament. Sanford could not solve the offerings of Daytona Beach pitcher Bubba Sullivan, who gave up Just four hits while striking out four and walking two. Sunford loaded the buses with two out In the fifth and a runner on third with two out In the sixth, but could not push u run across und finished with n 3-2 record, with both losses coming to Duytona Beach. There will be two losers' bracket games tonight at Leesburg. Sanford facing the Port Orange Nationals and the Ormond Beach Nationals facing the winner of the Ormond Beach American-Holly Hill game. In the Longwood game, Sanford led 2-0 and 3-2 before Longwood scored a pair of runs In the top of the seventh Inning to lake a 4-3 advantage. But four walks and a bases-clearlng double by Melvin Holt gave Sanford the victory and a spot In the finals. Doing the hitting for Sanford In the first game were S A B I RUTH P R I M ] TOURNAMENT ■1CANOYLAND PARK SUNDAY LO U R S 'B R A C K E T PINALS SANFORD 7. LONOWOOD* mi t u n N l III I - 1 S • Ml 4 — 7 o | U x S N All-tU rt Murray. Ctrpar (71. Caollald M l, Rodrlquoi (7). C William* 171 and J William* Porttr and Ca*ay. Hoblnton Ml. WP — Poriar (}0I. LP — C. William* Sava — non# IS — Longwood All Start. J. William*! Sanlord All Star*. Moll 1 JB — non* HR — nona Racordt — Longwood All Start] I CHAMPIONSHIP DAYTONA SZACH «. SANFORD* Sanfard All-Star* *0* *0* Q — Oaytana Baack AIL Star* I N *1] a — Danlal* and Catty Sullivan and Poora WP — Sullivan. LP (I II. Sava — nona. ]B — nona IB — nona. HR — nona Racordt All Start ] Ji Oaytana Baa<h All Star* ) 0. * * 4 4 t S • — Danlalt — Sanlord Holt (two doubles, run, four RBI). Freddie Hawkins (single, two runs). Tug Daniels (single, run). Mike Robinson (single, RBI). Rundy Casey (single). John Bryant (two runs). James Gunn (run) and winning pitcher Burry Porter, who was 2-0 pitching In the tournament. (RBI). Hitting for Longwood were Jeremy Williams (double, run). Edmundo Delgado and C. Aptcl (one single und one run each). Robbie Macchlonc and Scott Murray (one single each) and Matt Guenther (run). Getting the hits for Sanford ugulnst Daytona Beach on Sunday were Hawkins (two Blnglcs) und Casey und T.J. Thompson (one single each). Balough m akes last-to'first charge for Late M odel win "There's no two ways about It. we were real strong tonight," said Balough, who drives the Pec Wee Griffin Racing Camaro. " I feel like we were n fraction of a second fustcr than Dickie ORLANDO — Late Model veteran Gary Balough (Anderson) tonight. It's too bad he dropped out. It charged from the back o f the pack to win the would have been a real good race." 80-lap Late Model feature event last Friday, June Mechanical gremlins plagued several other 24, at Orlando Spcedworld. drivers who had exceptionally good qualifying Balough. who qualified third fastest for the times. Burkett was forced from competition with evening, took the lead on lap eight when race engine problems while handling problems put Ed leader Dick Anderson (who set the evening's fast Meredith behind the pit wall. qualifying time) was forced from competition Trailing Balough to victory lane were Bruce with a leaking wntcr pump. Everett — who drives tlie oldest Late Model on Once on the point, Balough pulled to an the Florida circuit — Tuffy Hester. Michael eight-car advantage over the second-place car of Halgh. and Don Fenn. Ronnie Burkett. "It's old and It's ugly, but I'm proud of It," suod Balough dominated action until he was spun by a lapped car to the Infield on lap 28. Flagman - Everett, who has been racing for 18 years. "It's a 1974 Howe Chassis Car Kit. It was stored on the Ken Golden put Balough and the driver that back of trailer from 1980 until I bought It In triggered the incident at the back o f the lead pack 1990. When I got the car, I rebuilt everything for l he new green flag. . under the body. It took four laps For Balough to dice his way "Tonight. I'm pleased and excited. Imuglnc back back through the 18-car field to regain the finishing second behind Gary Balough." Int. He wasted little time In racing to a 10-car Michael Williams held off the hard-charging ead over the rest o f the pack. duo o f Gary Schllchter and Glenn Carter to win Despite seven more caution periods that the Limited Late Model feature. Williams stnrted bunched the field for restarts, Balough Im'medlfrom the Inside pole and led every circuit In ntelv nut his rnmnrtltnr* hehlnri him. Special to tho Herald IS notching his eighth win of the season. Schllchter took the checkered flag four cur lengths behind Williams. Carter was third followed by Andy SafTlottl and Murk Miller. Bobby Scars started the Mini-Stock feature event from the third place position, but by the end o f the first lap, lie was leading the 19-car field out of turn four. With Scars In command, Kelly Jarrctt and Jared Allison duelled for the No. 2 spot. At the halfway mark, Allison fuded to u distant third while Jarrctt tried to overtake Scars. But Sears remained strong and took the checkers ahead of Jarrctt, Allison. Eddie Tovet, and Ted Vulplus. Harley Gibbons led every circuit to win his first Bomber main event of the year. Rounding out the top five were. In order of finish. Robert Jenkins, Bobby Stevens. Mike Peppier, and Doug Gould. Ed Mcrldlth edged Bruce Thompson at the (lag stand to win his ninth Modified headliner of the season. In tow behind the lead pair were Greg Hughes, Wayne Parker, und Bobby Owens. Other feature event winners were Jeff Rule (Sportsman). Tim Nicholas (Run-Abouts), Tim Aultmun (Mlnl-Bombcrs), and Debbie Santo (Four-Cylinder Gnduro) FO R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R TS IN YO U R AR EA , R EAD T H E S A N FO R D HERALD D A ILY n a y * 1. �‘31 ‘ '♦a !■ - Santord Haratd, Sanford, Florida • Wadnaaday, June 29, 1004 Series of draws pits U.S.A. against Brazil S T A T S & STANDINGS 3 •t Samlnoto Parti First ra c e -t o * ) C i i t j i 7Hurrlcan Pact 7 Froth Appeal 11.10 7.10 1.00 7.JO 110 I Katiu Victory 1.00 Q ( 1-71 SS.Mi P (PAID tlM : P (AN-11 IM O iT (P M ) 011.10 Second ra c e -t, 4Mi Bi 11.U 0 Urban'* Brat 10.00 O N 4.N IPawtPuPu IN too 1Lltti* Joycaa o.oo O ( I I ) If.Mi P (All1 ) 110) T (A M I IOO.Ni DO ( 7-0) 7U 0 TMrOrac*-t.O 00rCi JM 0 1 Hoi Fool Sara t oo I N I N 7AOK Latty 7.N t.N J Mad About Maggto J.N Q (I t) tl.N i P (P 7) 77.70* T ( 1-7-1, 0 sscMIUl.M Fourth race - l.aMi Di It JO 3AOK Or. Spot IO N I N 4 00 4 Stormln Dot 4 TO I N 1Yank** Prlncou J.N Q 13-41 IO.Ni P ( 1-4) N .N i T ( 14- 1) 70.N, <Carryover) 1.431.00 Flttb r a n - 1040« Dt 30.70 4 Mug# O N AM YlO 7Money *on Emmy 10N ON 7My AtlaglS , IN O ( 1-0) 1II.M) P ( 0-1) noJO) T ( 0-1-7) 1.001N U ilb ra n — 1N 0( A: 11.17 oTikMnPlwr 34N IO N ON I ML IhMr Energy IA N O N 0 Bonhamtown Mika IN Q ( 1-4) 01M i P ( 0-1) MONi T ( 0-1-0) 1N I.N l ( 10-4, 1041) H N Seventh ree* — taaoi T iN . 4) ICC Becky Boo ION 7N I N IPrlncot* Heart 4N ON 7Cheyenne Talk T OO Q 11-1) I 1.M) P ( 11) 104.107 T ( 1-1-7) 30J.Ni I ( 1-174 ) 1.7U.M I Igbth race — 1,414: Ci 11.41 3Mega Devailallon O N 7.00 J N J Summ Ml* T)gue 13.00 J N 4 Loll T rev*IonI* IN a ( I I ) 71.N i P ( 3-Ail) 7N < P (All II I I N j T ( 3-1-4) 019.N Ninth ra n - 1*401li 30.34 1J'* Brewley O N J.N I N 3 Frank* Jill O N 4N 7 II* A Hume ON Q ( 1-3) 4I.N| P (l-l) IIIN r T 11-17) IIO.Ni QO 111 a 1*3) 40AN 10th r a n -L O N i Cl 11.47 IMPSJaimlne ION I N 3.N J RC ACK (than IN IN I Herdrock Warrior IN Q ( 11) 14.M) P ( 13) 30N l T ( M l 13 •xchtlM.M llt h r a n -U M i B i N N I Satin Ribbon I N 4 00 I N 3 Bob’*Noel I N ION I I Olrl J 00 Q I I I I II.Nr P ( I I ) SJNr T ( M l ) tll.Mi ICarryever) 1131.70 11th race — 1,414/ Ai 30.04 4ML Chlettan Oan J.N J.N 4 N IMC P i Larva II N ON 3 Dynamic Blend ON 0 (4 1) llr t i P ( 0-1) 311*7 T (a-M) *4I.M 7 5 ( 4-1-13) 1,131.30 lltti race - 1 *4*7 Si 30.01 7 Proud Adept* 13 N I N ON 1 Kaltu Havencrott ON I N JYupNYup IN Q ( 17 ) IT.Ni P ( 7-1) 1N .N 7T ( 71-11 7IA N 14th r* n - 3,0407 Ti N N 0 Balked 14.30 11N ION 4CL'* Patty Ball 4.00 3 30 3AOK Ear Unblock IN g ( 44) 137.Nt P (a-All) OAlli P (AIM) O.Ni S 111!-)) 7,447.** A — 04 : H - N 0410 — - ivJi T Pet. .307 .313 JI4 soo .433 Pet. .413 .444 .413 330 OB Sto Sto Sto tl OB — Sto 4to sto Pittsburgh 0, Chlceeo! Colorado IS. SanOlepat. lit 0*™* San Diego II, Colorado 3. II Innings, 3nd game Montreal I. Atlanta 7 Flerlda 1 PMladelpkOa I SI. X II. New Yorh 0 11I. Moulton 3 Clncli Lo« Angelo* 7, San Francisco 4 Florida (Rapp 4-1) al Philadelphia <Jockt#nMI,1iMp.m. Atlanta (Smolti 17) at Montreal (Henry 4 0). 1:31pm. Cincinnati (R l|al4) al Houtton (Reynold* 13). 1:35p.m. St. Lout* (Palaclot 14) al New York (Gone 13or Linton 13), 1:Np.m . Plltkburgh (Neagl* 741 at Chicago (Young 30),1 30pm. San Diego (Sander* 14) at Colorado (Blair 0 1 ).l:N p m . San Frsncltco (VarOandlngham 30) at Lot Angel** (Marllnei 4 4), 10:31 p m. Pet. AX SX .300 X4 .413 OB sto Sto lOto tSto Pel. OB .337 Ito M i sto s 4S0 ito » Pet. .433 .413 .XI .400 OB — 1 3 4 Tuesday's Same* Seattle 0. Detroit 4 New York 10. Bo*lon4 Cleveland 0. Baltimore I Milwaukee 0. Toronto* Kanta* City A Chicago 3 Texa*DO. 1 Minnesota a Oakland J. CelllornlaO Wednesday's Game* California (Finley 17) at Oakland (Onllv*ro«Al).3ilSp.m . Baltimore (Oqulst 1-3) al Clovoland ( Martinet 0 4), 7:01p.m. Now York (Kamlonleckl 13) at Boston (Clemen* *4), 7:31 p.m. Toronto (Hentgenl 1) al Milwaukee (Bone* 7-4), 1:01 p.m. Kansas City (Mllackl 0-1) al Chicago (Bar* • 11,1:01p.m. Texa* (Roger* 14) al Minnesota (Dethale* 4-7), 0:01 p.m. Dotroll (Wells 1-1) at SaaHIa (Salkald 14), I0.-Jlp.rn. SDUTHBRNLBAOUB SecondHalt Ba*toraD|yl*ia« W L Pet. OB x Carolina (Pirates) a 1 Jackianvlll* (Marlnort) a 3 Orlande (Cub*) 4 1 Oreonvlll* (Braves) 3 S Knoxville (Blue Jay*) I a Wastorn Dtvlston x-Hunlivltl* (Athltc*) 0 1 Naihvllle (Twins) 7 3 m m .447 — .ax — .444 1 .373 Ito 3to .7* .700 - Western Division Dunedin (Blue Jays) t Sarasota (Rod Sox) Ctoarwator (Phillies) I Fort Myort (Twin*) i It. Pott (Cardinal*) i ■ Tampa (Yankee*) Oiarlotto (Ranger*) 3 Tiger*) 4 atAdit t HI till* US 447 400 .400 .300 .300 .400 331 RAINE8 GAUGE Category 1 1 Sto Gam es............ At-bats............ Runs................ Hits.................. RBI................... Doubles.......... Triples............. Home runs..... Steals.............. Average.......... s t Ito Ito 1 ato i The buBleal day o f (he World Cup featured a record-setting scoring spree and the end o f the suspense for the Americans and, later, for the Italians. It also was marred by ugliness In (he streets of Mexico City. After Mexico tied Italy 1*1 lo secure a spot In the second round o f the tournament — and help the Americans get there for the first time In 64 years — Iwo men died and 80 others were treated after celebrations In Mex­ ico City led to violence. best career *94 .. 66 .. 245 .. 47 160 647 133 194 71 38 13 18 90 .334 .. 27 .. 6 .. 3 . 8 ...261 1,883 7,122 1,258 2,115 734 338 103 131 757 .297 T im R a liw a Tuesday's Oame* Lakeland A Chartotto 3 Fort Myan A Sarasota 0 W L T OF OA PI* s-Swtder I MARLINS A PHILLIRSt PHILA abr hbi Mrndnllb 4 1 0 0 Duncan X 4 0 1 4 Kruk lb 4 0 10 Deultonc 4 0 0 1 • 000 Pratt e RsnrlcTicf 1 0 0 0 Slcumbp • 0 0 0 Incvgleph t 0 1 0 Qantrlllp • 0 0 0 0000 Brlndp M Tm tnll 4 0 10 Lngmr rl 4 0 10 Stocker st 4 0 7 0 Vlnttla p 3 0 10 Htcher cl 10 10 Totell 34 1 10 ) M l SO* M l - 1 IN *44 444 - 1 LOB - Florida 13. Carrillo 111. Stocker (11. Carr (31). Sheffield (*) |l>. S — Carr. SF — BR 1 0 0 a * 7 J OROUPC W L T Ib e a m a u b o x — Tatalt IS S IS 1 Ftartda Philadelphia B - Kruk (1 ). Philadelphia t. IB Vatoniuela (I). SB CS — MThompton Brown*, Canine. IP H a Ftortde Weathers 413 0 Mulls W. 1-0 113 1 1 1 Nan 1,7 I J I 1 0 Ruttie Cameroon • 7 I x advanced to tecond round Tuesday, June 3* At Stanford, Celll Ruttie a. Cameroon I At Penltac. Mich. Brail! 1. Sweden 1. tie West Palm Beach t Vera Beach 4 ee vfW IN^Nf i v^tflaO Lakeland at CTtarlotto Sarasota at Fart Myort Ctoarwator at St. Petersburg Dunedin al Tampa Daytona al Bravard St. Lucie at Oscaola Vara Beach at West Palm Beach FLORIDA a b f DM 4 t 10 100 1 S•s• 30 1 1 4 00 0 00 0 0 agio 40 t • 4 0 1t 3000 •000 1110 1 0 1 0 ■ Braiil St. Luctot, Osceola 3 Carrel Brown* X Shftleldrl Canine If Clbmn lb Nenp Sntiega c KAbbtt it Brberlelb Wthertp Mutts p Carrillo It Dabble Orabam. Tampa, and Brtnda OROUPB St. Fotortburg t Ctoarwator 1 Dunodln A Tampa t Daytonat Bravard I BB SO 1 • 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 |NNi QUART — A P S p o rts Wrl tor Tim Raines la a Sanford natlvB and Samlnola High School graduate now playing for the Chicago Whit* Sox. His stats ara for the 1094 season In the first column, paraonsl beat season totals In the second column and currant caraar totals (Including 1094 games) In the third column. Raines was M or-4 with an RBI Tuesday night In Chicago's 4-3 loss at the hands of the Kansas City Royals. OB is 3 It 14 Tuesday's Da one* AMBRICAN LIAOUB All Tima* BOT Bat! Division W L Now York X 33 Baltimore X 33 Boston •37 17 Detroit X X Toronto 31 X Central Hvlttoti W L Cleveland X 13 Chicago 4) » X IS KansasCity Minnesota 33 33 Milwaukee 34 i t West Diylttoa W L Texas 34 X California 13 X Saettla n 44 Oakland 31 X Battom Dhrlslan W L Pet. Daytona (Cub*) ) W P . Bel Expos) 1 .ax x-Brovard (Marlin*) 1 soo Vem Beach (Dodger*) 3 400 St. Lucia (Met*) .147 Osceola (Astra*) a .000 — •• Ptto .433 41) .100 .474 .434 ■yBAMIVWILNM FLORIDA STATBLBAOUB Vatoniuela 4 4 1 0 3 1 Itocumb 1 1 • 0 • t Q u antTlllL.il 33 1 1 1 1 • Borland 13 0 • • • 1 W P — Weathers. B a lk -N a n Umpire* — Herne, Hehm. Ptrsl, Oev,«. Second. Venevori Third.Quick,. t — i m a — aj cm NATIONAL LIAOUI All Time* IDT r L b." .i. itj* » Atlanta Montreal ea 33 Philadelphia X X PierIda X u New York SI X Central Dtvlston W L Cincinnati 44 31 Houtton 41 33 St Louts X 34 Pittsburgh 37 37 Chicago SI X Watt Dtvlston w L Lot Angeles X 37 Colorado 34 41 Sen Francisco 33 44 San Diego X X Chattanoega (Rad* I 4 1 .444 11* Birmingham (WSox) 3 0 .333 IV* Memphl* (Royal*) 3 a .333 IV* x clinched tlrst-halt division title Taaoday'oOamo* Hwnttvlll* al Organvlllo, ppd., rain CarottnaO, Orland*! Jackianvlll* i t Knoxville » Chattanooga 10. Naihvllle I Birmingham 1, Memphl* 0 Wadnaaday'* Oame* Memphl* at Oroanvllla. 1 Jacksonville al Carolina Orland* at Knexvlll* Birmingham at Nadtvlll*. 1 Chattanooga at Hunttvlll* HARTFOR O . Conn — Round by round •election* Tuesday ol Pie NHL draft: F ln t Reund 1. F torIda, Bd Javanevtkl. d. WindMr (O HL)i 1. Anaheim. Oleg Tverdovsky, d. Kryl|a Sovetov Moscow RUS (Rutile), J. One we. Radek Bonk. c. Lo* Vega* (IH L ). 4. Edm onton (fro m W in n ip e g ), Ja to n Niagara Fall* lO HL), 'Bantlgnor*. c. *" ------); \ Harttord, JatlO'Nalll.c. Ouelph (OHL). 1 Edmonton, Ryan Smyth. Iw. Mooea Jew (W HL)i 7. Lot Angito*. Jamto Storr, g. Owen* Sound (O H L): A Tampa Bay, Jaten Welmer, tor, Portland. (W HL)i 3. Naw York It lander* (from Quebec). Brett Llndrot. rw, Kingston (O H L)i IA Wathlnglon (Irom Q u e b e c th ro u g h T o r o n t o ) , N o la n Baumgartner, A Kamloops. (WHL). It. San Joe*. Jett Frteten, hue, Regina (W HL)j II. Quebec (Irom Now York Islon dors), Wad* Betok. d. Saskatoon (W HLIi 13. Vancouver, Mattie* ONund. d, Plt*a Division I Sweden; 14. Chicago. Ethan Moreau. Iw, Niagara Fall* (OHL)i tl. Washington. Ale. andor Kharlam ov, Iw, Cska Moscow (Buttle). It. Taranto (Irom Wathlnglon), Eric Pkhaud. g. Chltoutlml (Q M JHL)i 17. But lalo, Wayne Frlmoau. c. Owen* Sound (O H L); II. Montreal. Brad Brown. A North Bay (OHL)t It. Calgary, Chrlt Dlngman. Iw. Brandon (W H L): 30. Dilto*. Jaton Botterlll, Iw. Michigan (CCHA). 31. Boston, Bvganl Rlabchlkov, g, Molot Perm M HL ( Russia); 33. Quebac (Irom Toronto), Jtlfrey Kealty, d. Cahtoiic M*mortal (USHS aattl: 33. Oelroll. Yen Oolvbovtky, A Dynamo Moscow (Rustle); 34. Pittsburgh. h. Chrlt W*ll*. c. Seellle (W HL) i 31. Now Jersey, Vadim Sh#rll|anov, rw, Salavat (Rustle). 3A New York Rangers. Den Clout tor, g. Soul! Sto. Merle (OHL) 17. Ftortde, Rhett Warrenor, 0, Sesketeen. (W HL): 31. Anaheim, Johan Dev idston. c. . HV3l-Jonkoplng Sweden: 33. Ottawa, llenltlev Nackar, A Buda|ovlct. Cftch Rapubllc: X . Winnipeg. Doran Quint, d. Seattle (W HL). 31. FlarlBa (tram HartlarO), Jataa Pgdoiton. rw-c, Spsbaaa (WHLIi 11. BA monton, Mike Watt, Iwc, Stratford Jr. Bi X. Lot Angelo*, Matt Jahnton, he. Peter borough IWnbli I BlllfB — Ji Mlltn ltgiI (i (O H L)i 34. Tampa Bay, Canto Ll— Cloutier, c. Braadaa (W H L); 33. Qutboc. J o m IM arha. c. Jlhlava. Ciach Rapubllc. 34. Ftortde Oram PMIadalpbU), Ryan iehneen, c, Thunder Bay (USHL)i 37. San JoM, Angel Nlkutov, A.Lltv Litvinov, Europe; x . Naw York lilandar, Jaton Holland, d. Kamloops (W H L); X . Vancouver, Robb Gordon, c, Powell River, Jr. Al X . Chicago. Jean-Yvtt Laroux, Iw, Beeupert (QM JHL). 4). Wathlnglon, Scott Ctwrroy. Iw. North Bay (O H L )) X . Vancouver (Irom SI. Louis), Dave Scatchard. c, Portland (W HLIi 43. Buffalo. Curtlt Brown, c. Moom Jaw (W HL)i 44. AAontroal. Joaa Theedoro, g. SI. Jean (Q M JH L)i X . Calgary. Dimitri Rabykln. A Dynamo Moscow (Russia). 44. Dalle*. Lao J Inman, c. North Boy tOHLI; X . Beaton, Denial Gonaau. Iw. Laval (Q M JH L)l X . Toronto, Soon Haggerty, Iw. Detroit (O H L)i X . Ootrott. Mathtou Dan denault. rw. SharbrocAo (O M JHL)i X Pit Itburgh. Richard Park. cBaltovllto (OHL). It. Naw Jersey. Fafrlk Ella*. I. Kladno, Ciech Republic: S3. Now York Ranger*. Rudolt Verclk, f, Stovtn Brotltlavo, Europe. OF 1 x Spain 1 0 1 4 4 South Korea 0 I 1 I Bolivia 0 3 t x advanced to tecond round. x Germany 1 0 I 1 4 a it 7 OA Pt* 3 7 4 1 1 3 4 I OROUPO W L T OF OA Pt* a i a 1 * 0 x Argentina 4 1 3 Nigeria 1 I 0 I I 0 Bulgaria Greece 0 7 0 x advanced to tecond round Thursday, June 3* At Feiboro. Mat*. Greece v* Nigeria. 7 Jlp m Al Dal let Argentina** Bulgaria. 7:33p m OROUPB W L OF OA Pt* 3 3 4 x Mexico I 1 x Ireland I I x Italy 1 I Norway 1 I x advanced to tecond round Tvetday, June 7* At Bail Rudwrtord. N.J. Ireland 0. Norway AH* Al Wading ton Italy I, Me« ico 1. lie OROUPP W L T OF OA Pis x^Belgium 3 0 0 a 3 • 1 1 0 Saudi Arabia 3 3 3 Nethor lands 3 1 t 0 3 3 Morocco 1 1 • 0 1 0 x-advanced to second round. VTMnVgNyi eVM i» v*. Af WAIMMIM Belgium vt Saudi Arabia. Il:31p m. SBCONDROUND Seturday. July 1 Oame 37 At CNcege Germany vt Group B or F third place. I 05 p m. Oame 34 Al Wishing ten Swllrerlend vt Spain. 4 l l p m Sunday, July 1 Oame J* At Del let Group F second place vt Sweden. I 01 p m Oamae* At Patadena, Cent. Romania vs. Italy or D third plact. 4 31 p.m Mondiy. July 4 Oame 41 Al Orlande Group F winner vt Ireland. 11:01 p m. Oame 41 Al llentord. Calif. B ru it V*. Unttod Stato*. 3:33 p.m. Tuesday. July 1 Game 43 At Fasbar*. Matt. Group O winner v«. Italy or F third place. DOS p.m. Oame 44 At Bail Rutherford. N.J. Mexico vt. OroupDmcondplact. 4: J lp m TINNIS Wlmttaden WIMBLEDON, England - Result* Tues day ol the M S million Wimbledon lonnlt championships limpet Fourth Reund Boris Becker (7), Germany, del. Andrei Mrdvedev (ft. Ukraine. 4-7 (17). 71. 74 (7 31,17(3 7). 71. Third Reund Orenl Connell, Canada, and Patrick Galbraith II). Tacoma. Wash., dal. David Rlkl. Ciach Republic and Bryan Shalton, Atlanta, 7-4(7 11.4 4.43. Wayna Ferrelre, South Africa, and Michael Stlch (14), Garmany. dal. Byron Black. Zlmbabwo. and Jonathon Stark It). Mad ford. Ore.. 71.4 4.44. Ouartertlnal Todd Woodbrldga and Mark Woodlordo (1). Austral>a. dal. Jacco Eltlngh and Paul Haarhul* 13). Nttlwrland*. a a. 7-4 17-3), 47. 47(411.17. Ouarterllnels Lori McNtll, Houtton. d*l. Larlta Holland. Latvia, 43, 44) Martina Navratilova (4), Aspen. Colo., dal. Jana Novotna IS). Ciach Rapubllc, 1 7,40.4). Conchlta Martinet (3). Spain, del. Lindsay Oavenport (3). Murrieta, Call!., 43. 47 (47). 43) Olgl Fernand*). Aspen, Colo, del. Zina Garrison Jackson ( ) ) ) , Houston. 44,44. Second Round Jana Novotna, Cioch Republic, and Arantxa Sanchti Vlcarlo II), Spain, dal. Schulti, Nethar lands. 4 A 3 A At. Third Reuad Nlcoto Aroadt. BakwieMto. and Kristina Radlard. Australia, dal. Patty Pandlck. Sacramento. Celll.. aid Meredith McOrath (3). Midland. M ich. 71. 44: Pam Shrtver. Baltimore, and Bltiabelh Smyll* ( I ) . Australia, del. Katerina Mstoev*. Bulgaria, and Robin Whitt. Del Ator, Celll. 43.44. IngallM Drtohwls. Nsttwrlandt. and Ma|a Murk. Crealla. del. Laura Ooiarta. Italy, and Carotin* VI* I I I). Netherlands. 4 1 4 4; Natolia Medvedeva. Ukraine, and Larlta Nailand 17), Latvia, del. Krltfto Boagtrl and NkatoMunt Jogorma* Motherlands. 43.41. Manan Ballagrat. Natharland*. and Martina Navratilova (a), Aspen, Cato., del. Julia Halard and Nathalie Teuitot (II). Franca. 43 111). 4 A 441 Linda Harvay WHA Hawthorn Wood*, lltv and Chanda Rubin. Lalayatta, La , del. Lindsey Davenport. Murrieta. Calif , and Lisa Raymond (3). Wayne. P a . 4 A M Mixed Daebtes WcAfXl Ig u i^ Ken Flach. Alpharetta. G a . and Julia Richardson (13), New ZealenA del Andrei Medvedev. Ukraine, and Anka Huber, Germ any, default! Tedd Woodbrldg*. Australia, and Helena Sukava (4). Ciech Republic, del. Brent Haygarth. South Africa, and Christina Slngar. Germany, walkover T J Middleton. Altonta. and Leri McNeil. Houston, del Jeremy Bate* and Jo Durto. Britain, 3 4.4 A 4 4. OKI* Singlet Flrtl Round Crlttlna Mere*. Saratota. del Inou*. Japan. 7 4(7 41,4-4. Haruka |aaa|^ Dayad Melanie Schnell. Austria, del. Carina Merarlu. Baca Raton. 7 S. 14. TRANSACTIONS BASBBALL M A JO R L B A B U R B A S B B A L L Suspended Dwight Gooden. Now York Melt pitcher, tar 44 day* without pay tor vtouting >1*drug attorcaro program A— — Wm I aabms M 1 N N M O T A TW IN * — Placed Pal Meerei. thortifop. on the u day disabled list, retroactive to JunoiOl. Recalled Denny Hocking, shortstop, from Salt Lake City al the Pacific sclili Coast League TORONTO B L U I JAYS - Signed John Glover, pitcher, end Michael Strang*, second baseman Sent Oenny Coe. pitcher, to Dunodln ol the Florid* State Leegu* lor a X day rehabilitation auignment Nettonel League SAN OIBOO PADRES - Activated Ooug Broceil. pitcher. Irom the II day disabled list Celled up Melvin Nieves, outfielder. Irom Lot Veget ol the Pacific Coast League Designated A.J. Soger, pitcher, lor assign BASKETBALL Nettonel Batketoall Association BOSTON CELTICS - Signed Deo Brown, guard, to a multiyear contract intention C H IC A O O B U LLS - Nam*d Jim m y Rodgers assistant coach O O l D B N S T A T B W A R R IO R S Announced that Chrlt Webber, forward, has exercised the option on hit contract, making him a restricted Ire* agent. TVfAACHO Television ■A1BBALL I: X p.m. — TBS. Manorial League: Atlanta Bravo* at MonYe* I Expo*. (L ) 1 pm . — WON. National League: Pit­ tsburgh Plratat at Chicago Cub*. (L ) 7: X p.m. — ESPN. American League: Now York Yankee* *1 Boston Rod Sox. (L ) 10: X p.m. — ESPN. Nattontl Leeguo: San Francisco Giant* at La* Angetot Dodgers. (L ) BASKETBALL 7: 10p m. - TN T. NBA Draft, (L) BOWLING Jp m. — SUN.LPBTOcean Spring*Open HOCKEY 10: X a .m . — BSPN, NHL Draft SOCCBR II: IS p.m. - EiPN, UNI. World Cup: Morocco**. Nether lend*. (L ) 3: 11 p.m — ESPN, VtorldCup: Belgium v*. Saudi Arabia It: as p m .- U N I . World Cup: Belgium vt Saudi Arabia TBNNIS lO a m .-W E S M 3. Wlmbtodon, (LI Noon - H BO. Wimbledon 7 p m . - H B O l , Wlmbtodon II: X p .m . — W ESH1. Wimbledon Update, A group of more than 100 youths, many o f them appar­ ently drunk, roamed streets smashing car and shop win­ dows. An Associated Press pho­ tographer watched os one man was beaten unconscious by a o f about 20 youths, then fatally wounded when a power­ ful firecracker was left to explode nearhla head. Red Cross spokesman A le­ jandro Calderon laler confirmed that the 23-yenr-old man. whose name was not released, hud died. A second man beaten by the gang as hundreds of people watched In horror was reported In serious condition. Those actions came ufter Mex­ ican coach Miguel Mejia Baron pleaded with his countrymen lo act civilly while celebrating. Mexico advanced because It scored three goals, more than runner-up Ireland and Italy In Group E. Ireland got second. n a M jM j| m u m m jQ jM iH jj "Record, wluit record?" asked Salenko when told of Ills murk as he wus leaving the field. "Now that I found out. It feels great;to Join the legends." A nation o f soccer legend Brazil. lied Sweden l- l and next m eets the United States al Stanford Stadium on Monday.; "T h ere’s nothing better." Paul Callglurl said. "N othin g you Imagine could be better than playing Brasil on the Fourth'ol July." Today. Group F concludes with Belgium vs. Saudi Arublaat e Netherlands Ne ‘ ' Washington and the vs. Morocco nt Orlando. Belgium nlready Is In the second round.! In other W orld Cup news Tuesday. German m idfielder Stefan Effcnbcrg was thrown off the World Cup team for making un obscene gesture at fans dur­ ing a 3-2 victory over South Korea al Dallas. " lie will not play at the World Cup uny more and he will not be In the national team as long us I am the coach." coach Bertl Vogts said. "T h e subject Is closed." Bullets Continued from IB compete at this level. Here (palling the bench), everybody's great. But they have lo see for themselves." What prompted the 45-mlnule post-game session wasn't (he loss, but (he number of signs m issed or m ls-rcad by the Bullets, sins of equal grnvliy In the baseball blblc according to McCullough. "T h ey're young." he said will) a shrug and a amllc. "They have lo learn. And thLs Is the only way they’re going lo learn. Thnl's w hy we play games In Ihc summer.'.' No-one was Im mune. AllSeminole Athletic Conference third bascniun Jason Shipley slaked the Bullets lo a 2-0 lend with a two-run home run In the bottom of the first Inning and made a fine defensive play on a chopper to open Ihc game. He also mls-rcud a sign and was thrown out trying to steal third. "H e has Ihc green light to steal, even third, when he feels he can go." said McCullough. "But he thought I gave him the sign lo steal." P i t c h i n g coach Dave C am pbell, recently returned from a two-week vacation, saw that he and Ids churgcs have some work to do this summer. "W hat I sec Is our pitchers going out there and they're Just t h r o w i n g th e b a l l . ” s a id C am pbell. "T h e y 'r e not pit­ ching. they’re Just throwing with no confidence. My Job Is to get some confidence back In them." Starting pitcher Danny BogcuJIs worked four solid Innings, allowing one run on Iwo hits, striking out four and walking four. Offensively, Fred Young con­ tributed a double, single, and one run for the Bullets. Tyson Ouellette doubled and scored u run. Dustin Owen and Jason Grnnert each had a single and an RBI. Ted Koller singled and scored a run. Mike Puulus. Kllcy Culapu. Joe Susbilta. and Kevin Naas each hud n single. The Bullets will return lo action nl H p.m. Thursduy night ugulnst Ihc Chet Lemon Busehall School Juice In the first round of their sixth annual Fourth of July lournument. Lake Mary Continued from IB Bully, con trib u ted Iw o doubles. [ • single, nnd an RBI. Jason Ytirc also hit u double. Not only did Gucmplc (whe had one strlkcoul In three In nlngs) and Alexander (three strikeouts In (wo Innings) limit (he Saints to Just one hit. the) didn't walk a Trinity Prep hlttci cither. Ycro led Ihc Mudcats with tw< singles and un RBI. Schumukcr Chris Kupclku. Rene Perez, one Brent Wehmeycr each hit i single. Lake Mary (7-5) plays at Laki Brantley In a 7 p.m. garni tonight. Flrstgem* MUDCATSt, SAINTS4 Trinity Prep *04 *44 1 — 4 3 Leke Mery 0 « H I ■ - 3 It Sypold. Stanfield (II. Bergot (4) and Irwin Mau. Vettey (4) end Perei. WP — Vetsey LP - Stanlield Sev* - Non* 3B - Laki Mery, Buky 7 end Yero. IB — Like Mery Hobbs. HR — Lake Mary, Schumeksr. Second gamt . MUDCATS3, SAINTS! Trinity Prsp 004 H - I I J Leke Mery m ti - 3 S I Sypold. Henderson (! ) and Hendorson. Vegot 111, Irwin (3). Engleburg (4). Guem pit, Alexander (4) end Yero. WP — Ousmplt. LP — Sypold. Seva — Nona. IB — Nona. SB — Nona. HR — Nona. 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MAI INI. » MUMI At III MiN MIAMI' yV- 31x1050815 74.M aaaaaaai T * j«-j 214-75814 ai.as 235/75815 ix a x a r ix x x 1334WerM Cup All Times BDT IC FIRST ROUND W L T OP OA Pt* ■ Romania 1 ) • 3 S a . x-Ssrtnorland 1 1 1 S 4 a ■ Unttod Matos 1 1 1 3 J 4 4 Cclgmtlo t l • 1 1 x advanced tosecond round thanks to Its victory over Italy, and the Kalians were third. N o r w a y w e n t h o m e . ev<n though all four wound up with four points. Italy wus In Umbo for 414 hours until Oleg Salenko went wild, scoring a record live goals In lending Russia over Cameroon 0-1. That kept the Russians alive In the tournament and ellml noted Cameroon, the darlings ol the 1O0O World Cup. It also pushed Italy forward. F >■ xpress �I f Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida • Wednesday, June 20, 1004 • SB People IN BRIEF Home canning toll-free number A new 800 number has been established to meet Ihe needs or consumers with questions ubout home canning, freezing, dehydration or other food preservation. The toll-free number will have up-to-date home canning guidelines, recipes and answers to food preservation problems. Suggestion on how to avoid these,problems arc also provided. Consumers may call I -800-240-3340 to Bpcak with a representative. The number is available for consumer questions Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Castem time zone, except holidays. Turkey recipe cofttest There la still time to entire the “ Topsy-Turvy Tu rkey" recipe contest, sponsored by the National Turkey Federation. Winning recipes will be selected based on taste, convenience, (>>| family appeal, originality, appearance, simplicity of prepara­ tion and variety. Cash prizes will be awarded for the top five V recipes In the following denominations: grand prtze-12,500: I’ll second-B 1,000: thlrd-*750: fourtli-BSOOand flfth-WSO, All recipes must include at least one pound of turkey meat. Recipes must be clearly typed on an 8Vi x 11-Inch sheet of paper. Include your name, address, telephone number and Ml recipe title on each recipe, Winning recipes will be selected by a pane) of Judges selected by the National Turkey Federation. r :| Judges' decisions will be final. Entries must be postmarked by midnight, July 30, 1094. If duplicate recipes are received, the one received enrller will be Judged. Winners will be notified In June 1095 and prize monies awarded. All prizes will be nwnrded: federal state and other taxes will be the sole responsibility o f the winners. All entries become the property of NTF. This contest Is open to all U.S. residents and Is void where prohibited, taxed or restricted by law. Employees o f the NTF. Its affiliates. Its promoting agencies and their Immediate families arc not eligible. Winners grant to the NTF the right to adapt, publish or use the entry for any advertising, promotional, trade or other pur|>ose without further com­ pensation or permission from the entrant. For n free copy o f the winning recipes, enclose a self-addressed, stamped envelope with your entry. Mall recipes to: JTLM Favorite Turkey Recipe Contest, National Turkey Federation. 11310 Sunset Hills Hoad, Hcslon. Vn. 22000. I! I CALENDAR Al-anon gathers If you know, or live with an alcoholic, there Is help, Al-anon Is an anonymous, non-profit organization, open to anyone who Is a relative or friend of an alcoholic. Serenity Won Al-anon meets each Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. (Thursduy non-smoking) evening at 8 p.m. Meetings arc held In the buck room o f the Sahara Club, 2887 South Sanford Ave., Sanford. For additional meeting times and locations In the Central Florida area, or for more Information, call 332-4122. Nar-Anon to meet Nor-Anon meets every Wednesday at H p.m. at West..Luka Hospital. 589 West State Hoad 434. Longwood. Nar-Anon Is u support group open to families and friends of addicts. Dally living with an addict In more turmoil than you can handle by yourself. Join for support In coping with your addict: gain serenity to make decisions und put your life back In focus. Call 200-1900 fur more Information. Rotary meets early Rotary Club of Lake Mury meets Thursday mornings. 7:30-8:30 a.m. at the Tlmacuan Country Club, on Rinehart Road. Contact Hill Moore, president, ut 323-1192. Weight Watchers meet on Thursdays A local chapter of Weight Watchers meets at the Lake Mary Community Building every Thursday from 4:45 to 6:45 p.m. Omni Toastmasters meet at Heathrow The Omni Toastmasters Club will meet at 5:30 p.m. every Thursday at the A AA building. 1000 AAA Drive. Heathrow. Cull Sam Ryan at 6 7 1-2G66 for more Information. Mothers of Preschoolers meet Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS) meets from 9 a.m, to noon, the first Thursday or each month, at First Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary, for Christian social, crafts, lectures and baby sitting. Open to the community, the cost Is $5 per month. For reservations, call Cindy from 9 a.in. to noon, week days. 321-1021. Cook of the Week Equally artisitic.w ith paints or food SANFORD Cook of the W eek Audra W a k efield u n ­ doubtedly bus been blessed with m a n y e n c h a n t in g t a le n t s throughout her life. However, make no mistake In knowing that her high point areas range somewhere between her ereatlvencss artistically with her paintbrush to the culinary treats she prepares with her pastry brush. Either way. Wakefield is truly a delightful and absolutely — ------- -Er Impressive lady. Wakefield halls orlt Iglnally: ’ from Alabama and moved to Florida In 1955. She moved to Sanford two years later and has been here ever since. Wakefield Is the mother o f three sons and one daughter. Her oldest son. Jim, lives In California. Rick is In Georgia and Charles, who Is In the Air Force, Is stutloned here In Florida. Her daughter. Jane, also lives In Florida. 9hc has four grandchildren. Iwo girls and two boys. Wakefield is currently retired after having a 30-year career us a real estate agent In the Sanford/Luke Mary aren. " I have seen a lot of changes and growth over the years." said Wakefield. Hut she does go on to explain that she also remembers those grim years where It seemed like nothing was ever going to sell where real estate was concerned. Artistically. Wakefield found enjoyment with a brush and canvas. Much to her surprise she also found out that she was extremely talented In this area. So much so that her paintings huve sold In Georgia, Alabama. Ohio und California. "I love do do pulnllngs from the Bible," said Wukrfleld. "I do my still life paintings with acrylics und all or my sceneries In o il." As she presented some of her beautiful works of art that urc displayed In home for a family reunion," she said. When there is going to be a covered dish at W akefield's ch urch , she a lw a y s b rin g s Audra's Easy Yeast Rolls. "It's the biggest request from my recipes that they ask for," she concluded. BROCCOLI CASSEROLE 1 bunch fresh broccoli, flow­ erets only 1 .can {1 OH oz.) condensed cream o f mushroom soup .1 cup (4 oz.) shredded Swiss cheese VScup sour cream VS Up. lemon pepper 1 can French fried onions Combine broccoli, soup, VS cup cheese, sour cream, pepper and VS cup fried onions. Four Into a 1-quart casserole. Bake covered at 350®F. for 30 minutes. Top with remaining cheese and onions. Bake uncovered 5 minutes longer. PO M CHOPS WITH ORAVT (No Salt) H*r«M PSoto by Mo m Kbits Audra Wakefield anjoya cooking "healthy" Southern dishes. the home, she mentioned thal she has never had "lesson one." And even more amazing Is the fact that her children arc also Just as artist Ira Ily talented. Jane does what Is called pen and Ink. Jim 's Inlcnt Is In wood sculpture and Churles does his sculpting In sand. Like their mother, they were also latent artistic talents. When It comes to cooking. W u kcflcld en joys preparin g Southern dishes and she tries to stay within healthy guidelines. "1 cook u lot with fresh veggies and 1 stay away from salt as much as possible, and I have also found that lemon pepper, In place of regular ground pepper. Is a w o n d e r f u l t a s t i n g alternative," Wukcflcld shured her most requested (by family members) recipe for Mississippi Mud Cake with Chocolate Icing. " I always make this recipe every time 1 go In heavy skillet with cover pul small amount o f cooking oil and when moderately warm, add desired amount o f pork chops to skillet. Cut center o f pork chop and sprinkle with lemon pepper and reduce heat to low. Cook until slightly brown on both sides. Remove from pan. Add about VS cup o f hour to drippings. Brown, then add lemon pepper to taste. Add 2 cups o f water. Cook s t i r r i n g c o n s t a n t l y u n t il thickened, turn on lowest heat. Return pork chops to skillet and simmer until tender. MISSISSIPPI MUD CAKE VScup cocoa 2 sticks margarine 2 cups sugar □Baa Cook. Pago 4B A rainbow of peppers now in season Beautiful peppers of all de­ scriptions cat) be found on the produce-’ t-omitnri*. Some urc twi-Cl.'uml lava) dlhtfilTih.' very hot. -They conic In u variety of Colors und shapes. Our salsa and oilier dishes can lie enhanced by the wide range of colors und flavors. The next lime u recipe calls for green pepper, use a Cubancllu pepper (light greenl. or mix the two. or use red. yellow or purple peppers. These appetizers urc really easy to prepare und urc u colorful addition to our uppcllzcr tray. CHEESE AND PEPPERS 1 small green pepper 1 small red or yellow pepper 2 oz. Monterey Juck cheese Cut peppers Into 1-Inch wide strips. Remove membranes und seeds. Spray serving plate lightly with non-stick spray. Place strip on plate with Inner-side up. Cut cheese In slices and then Into sticks, one for each pepper stick. Microwave (100 pcrccntl un­ covered 1U-1H minutes until cheese Is softened. Let stand u few minutes. Cut each strip Into 3 pieces. About 24 Bnacks. WEDNESDAY’S PRIME TIME _________ 6 00 I 6 30 I 7:00 I 7:30 I 6:00 I 8 30 I 9:00 | 9 30 | 10 00 j 10 30 | 11:00 | 11 30 B row n ed pork cu b es arc teamed with pineapple, green pepper, water chestnuts und a lig h t cu rry sa u ce for this sweet-sour fuvoritc. Serve over rice for a colorful entree. Vi tsp. salt over pork, mixing lightly. Cover with casserole ltd. Microwave on Vi tsp. pepper t o o - p o r o e n t p o w e r 4VS-B 1 IS u s .) c a n lo m s la m u c o m inutes'or' until mixture Starts I L'Upgrattd Cheddar cheese to boll, stirring once. Then, Toasted bread crumbs, for microwave on 30 percent power topping Core and wash green peppers. 9-10 minutes or until pork Is lender, stirring once. Combine Ill lurge glass measure melt plnrapplc and cornstarh until butter 20-30 seconds. Add on­ ion. celery and garlic. Microwave blended. Stir Into pork mixture. Add green pepper und water □ 8 a a Magic, Page 4B chestnuts. Mlcrowuvc on 100 percent _/V -tV eh \Ui\ti p o w e r, u n c o v e r e d , 6 to 7 minutes or until mixture bolls und thickens, stirring once. (AI1II StulTcd peppers arc a favorite In many homes. This recipe takes little time because the 1:001:001007:001:00 (0) meat is cooked before it is placed in the pepper. GETTING EVEN WITH DAD ___________r* SWEET AND TANDY PORK I lb. boneless pork, cubed 1 Tbsp. oil 1 small onion, sliced 1can plncupplc chunks 2 Tbsp. soy sauce 2 Tbsp. vinegar 2 tap. sugur Vi tsp. curry powder U tsps. garlic powder 2 Tbsp. cornstarch I green pepper, cut Into 1-lnch pieces 1 cun (8 oz.) sliced water chestnuts, drained Cut pork Into 1-lnch cubes. Heat oil In shallow 2-quart cas­ serole on 80 percent power 1-2 minutes. Add pork and brown on nil sides. Add onion. Drain Juice from pineapple. Add water If necessary to make H cup Juice. Stir In Boy sauce, vinegar, sugar, curry und garlic. Four THE LION KING BAKED STUFFED PEPPERS 4 medium green peppers 1 onion, finely chopped 1 rib of celery, finely chopped 2 cloves garlic, minced 1 Tbsp. butler or margarine 2 Tbsp. fresh chopped parsley Vi Ih. ground chuck 1 piece white bread, softened with 2 tablespoons milk IcKU Vi tsp. sugar . MOVIEl AND u... i.. i. i- Hty 1Mt,l MOPASSU t h e h ih t s t o m e i E 130<007:10MO (POI CITY SLICKERS 2 1004:107:11MO (M-11) FLINTSTONES 1:00MO1007:00»00 (W)|CO LITTLE BIG LEAGUE 1:414:207:11*40 (PC) I LOVETROUBLE MO 4:0 7:10 MO (M) SPEED t:M4:007:10*K F) WOLF 1:494:107:101*00 WYATTEARP 1:101:101:41 (PO-17) JURASSICPARKEHU S2 15 (O il ALL MOVIES SJ AIMING UE IVVEtN 4 IO fl ACT NOW & SAVE BIG BUCKS $$$ ON LEGAL FEES! t - v a r . - f r ti fc ADOPTION WILL P0WER0FATT0RNEV LIUINC TRUST DEED OR LEASE MORTGAGE OR NOTE $149* $69* $49 $199 $49* $49* Choose From Over 500 Different Services! Super Low Prices & Quality Too! 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Brew three to five minutes or to desired strength. Remove tea bags. Pour Into Ice-filled glasses. C o s e e n ir a ts M t M fa r lead tan. Place four to five tea begs In a glass quart Jar or pitcher (four for mild flavor or five for Piece three fam ily-site or nine regular tea bags In a gallon Jar then fill with cold Water. Cap loosely ,and place in hot sunshine, sw ay from c o m ­ bustible material. for three to fburhoure. Retrieve ten bags. Add recipe Ingredients, such as sweetner dr lemon, if desired. Pour Into Ice-flBedgtdaces. Refrigerate within five hours o f brewing start Cook or other dried fruit In saucepan C ontinued fro m Fngn SB with w ite r Until nice and tender. 4 eggs, slightly beaten (Boater If you cut Into small 1Vk cups self-rising flour piece# before cooking.) 1 to 2 cups chopped nuts Add augkr. cinnam cinni on 1 b a g m i n i a t u r e cloves to taste. marshmallows Drain and discard any liquid Melt margarine, cocos/ sugar led in fruit. and egga. Mix well. Make biscuit dough with milk A d d flou r and nuts. mUt well. o r wafer only (no buttermilk). Pour Into a 13x9x2-tnch pan. Prepare biscuits a little drier Bake at 32B*F. for 23-30 than wbuld be called for In the minutes. (Do not overbake!) < recipe. While hot. cover top o f cake Roll out small round pieces on' with m arshm allows. Djrlbble w ell-floured w ax paper. Use c h o c o la t e Ic in g on to p o f saucer to put onto rolled dough, marshmallows. cutting around to make circle. C hocolate Icing: Put fruit onto half ihe circle o f 1 box Confectioner's sugar dough. Fold over and crim p Vi cup cocoa edges to sea) fruit. Vi stick margarine, melted Prepare a|l the fruit ahead o f Vi cup milk time M fore commencing frying 1 tap. vanilla Mix all well. Mix all to con­ as the plea cook very rapidly. Use a heavy frying pan. sistency as you would for any Add Crioco to pirn as needed. cake treating. Then put into Pierce one side with fork. Fry microwave. two ■at a tim e on moderate Heal until thin enough to feniperfUire until golden brown dribble over marshmallows. on both sides. A U D R A '8 B A S T Y B A B T . They ‘ ir e delicious and well BO LL* Worth-lha effort. They may be M cupsugar serva4 warm or cold and will 1 cup very hot water keep several days In the refriger­ 1 cup lukewarm water ator. H cup shortening \ tsp. salt 2 eggs, slightly beaten 2 packages dry yeasl 6 cups unsifted flour (plalh) Continued from Page SB In large bowl pour the hot water over sugar, shortening, on 100percent power 2mlnutes. Add bread softened with milk to and salt. Stir and let dissolve. iund chuck. Add meat to Mix the yeast In the warm ■nuari casserole, microwave water while shortening mixture an 100 p ercen t p ow er 4-5 coots. Add the yeast m lxturt and minutes, stirring after three minutes. Drain (at from meat. eggs. -Mix vegetables with the meat Add the flour 2 cupa s i a time mixture* Mien jtdd tomato sauce, mixing well. Store In covered p a rsle y, egg. sugar and bowl in refrigerator at least Seasonings. Pill peppers. Place overnight (will keep 7 or 8 days). pepper# In. an Q-inch square When ready to use, ’make glass basaerole. Microwave on desired shapes: Parkernoute style on cookie sheet. Claverleaf TOO tfrtfceht power for 8-10 ilea. Dur D uring injf the last Into muffin pans. m l n u t i s o f. c o o k i n g t i m e , Let rise until double id bt s p r in k le c h ees e ana bread Bake In moderate oven \i until golden brown. . K postal inspectors thanking me for helping them stop some of these fraudulent practices. AU D R EY JONES, TUCSON D EAR AU D R EY! Thanks for pointing out that not ull contests are scams. However, those that require the contestant to send money usually nre. falling vision, limited financial resources and the assurance that they have won the lottery moke them easy prey for these pro­ moters. D E A R A B B T t Th anks for mentioning the trouble some people get Into by Investing their hard-earned m oney In those contests/sweepstakes. 1am a CPA who's had some of my elderly clients taken In by contest/swcepstakes promoters. One client wrote checks totaling more than 817.500 In 1903. She had received 134 mall solicita­ tions In a single week! Multiple requests came from the same address — each with a slightly different pitch. In addition, there were two or three telephone requests every day. T h e m ail solicitations re ­ quested less than 8100 — some less than 820: however, the telephone calls were something different. They asked for sums from 8500 to 82.500, and "guar­ anteed" that she had wonl If she didn't agree to send the money, they became verbally abusive! (they do not use the U.S. mall — they u k Federal Express, there­ by avoiding a mall-fraud charge.) I have spoken with FBI agentN regarding those "boiler room” calls. 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I h a ve a m a ttre s s P« pad w ith magnets placed evenly In rows, concentrated more where the body and legs would be most of the time while In bed. What Is your knowledge o f this therapy and can you explain why It works? DEAR READER: “ Magnetic therapy" Is considered by re­ sponsible medical authorities to be y e t a n o th e r m eth od o f separating naive consum ers from their bucks. Proponents of this technique claim that the magnetic forces contained In objects such as copper bracelets and magnets placed against the skin or In bedding will ensure good health and cure an as­ tounding variety o f diseases. There are no valid scientific studies supporting these claims. If you want to sleep with magnets, fine: but see your doctor periodically for routine examinations. DEAR DR. OOTT: Is It true that women who take additional thyroid medication because It g iv e s th em m o r e z ip and stamina risk developin g o s ­ teoporosis? DEAR READER: Although the precise cause o f osteoporosis Is unknown, one fact Is abundantly clean Excess thyroid hormone accelerates the loss o f calcium from the bones o f both men and women, causing a more severe form o f osteoporosis to appear earlier. This Is the reason that good doctors are so fastidious about monitoring patients who require thyroid supplements. It's vital that such patients not be over-dosed. In my view, and In the opinion o f experts, blood tests of thyroid function performed at least an­ nually are mandatory for good care. Using such blood tests, physicians can adjust the dose of thyroid medication to avoid In­ ducing accelerated osteoporosis. Thyroid hormone Is powerful MEDICINE medicine. It must not be used In a cavalier fashion to provide more "zip'* or to lose weight. Thyroid supplements should be prescribed only on the basis o f a d o cu m e n ted d e fic ie n c y (as Judged by blood tests), for which careful monitoring is available. 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But the Unlucky thing to go well, For a discussion of the auc­ Expert hud the right answer. “ I think." he drawled, "thut IT tion, buy the book. Against six spades. West led declarer ducks the first diamond. It Is perhaps, shall I say. a the clu b qu een, w on w ith dummy's ace. Seeing that he slightly superior way of getting Ihc extra dummy entry." might have to establish a long mv , By Bernice Bade Osol TOUR BIRTHDAY June 30, 1994 if X ’M 60IN6 TO m/ORK FOP A n M O T . J m AY AS \ n BLI 60 i n B v ilN tfS 4 FOP <P % t «% GARFIELD e n w a ts * m by Jim Davis In the year ahead, you might be more restless than you have been In the past. In most In­ stances, the stimulus will work to your advantage, urging you onward and upward. In other cases. It could Impel you to be Inconsistent. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Don't kid yourself today regard­ ing goals and objectives you hope to achieve. Your chart Indicates you might establish targets beyond your abilities and circumstances. 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J u n « 29, 1W 4 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURTOP T H E E IG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL FLORIDA C IR C UIT IN A N D F O R 1 IM IN O L IC O9UNTY, UI C A I I N O .(l H 7 7 C A M L SUN BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, • national banking association. J Plaintiff. TIMACUAH V E N TU R E .* Florida general partnership, at. al., Da fondants. NOTICE OF SALE ' TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HER EBY O IVEN thatpurtuanf loth* Final Judgment ol Foreclosure dalad ttw 0th day ol Jun*. Iff*, and anlarad In ttw above tty lad taut* wherein SUN BANK. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, a nallonal banking ataoclallon, 1i Iha Plaintiff and TIM ACUAN V E N TU R E . A Florida ganaral partnership, at. at., ara fha Defendants. I, Clark of fha abova antltlad Court, will tall fa fha hlghatt and batl blddar, or blddart, for cath, al fha Watt Front door of fha Semlnok County CourthouM. Sanford. Florida, at Il:t0 a m., on tfia nth day of July. Iff a. fha following datcrlbad proparly at tal forth In Mid Final Judgmanf of Fortctoture tltuatad In Samlnola County, Florida fowl!: Thlt dttcrlptlan contlitt ot Parcels I, II and III, LESS Parcalt 1,1, J, 4. SA t. which contlltul* tha goll court*. PARCEL A tract of land lying In Sacllan I, Townthip W South. Rang* JO Eatl dotcribadai loilewai Commtnc* at tha taufhaail cornar al Oavammant Lot J ol told Sacllon 1 at Ih* Point of Beginning* thonco run North 00*11*0*" Watt, along tho Eatl lint of taid Lol 1. a dttfanc* of 0S4.tl foat.fa tha Eattarly pralactlon of Ih* South lino of a parcal of land datcrlbad In Official Rtcordt Book 10SA page #04, Public Racordt of Samlnola County. Plorldai thanca run South 07*17*07' Wall along Mid protection, M .U foal to tho Souttwatt cornar of u M parcal* thanca run North 00*0*14" Watt, along tha t a il llna of Mid parcal, WTO.II feat to tho North Una otiald parcal/ (hence run taufh O f W U " Wait, along Mid North lino and Wel ler ly projection thereof, ISO?JO Nat to Oavammant fLot J. MM (Mini lying a point on tha Wait lint at toldI Oovfrnm#nt 1711.70 leal, North of fho loufhwoif comer ot m M Lot 1/ thanca run North O W V n " Watt along u M Wttf lot llna OtOAl feat to th# Narthwaot cornar al Mid Government Lot ) ; thanca run North 00*11’ If* W m I, along tha WMt llna of tha I m I K d ttw Nerthwettu ot m M lection A a Pittance ot 7IS.II teat/ thanca run South 00*10*JO*' Watt lJ04.lt teal to tho I M l right ot way lint ot Rinehart Road/ thanca run North 00*00*44*' Wool, along m m right of way lino, t . 0 $ foot lo the South lino of tho North 710.00 toot ot tho abova mentioned Sacllon 1/ thanca run North 07*71*o f' Rail, along m M South llna ini.00 Nat to tha fa it llna of tha Weolerly 1040.00 Wot at m M Sacllon S; thonco run North 00*00*04" Witt, olang Mid Batl lino S4I.M feet, to tho Southerly right ol way llna ot Paata Raad IS R. 00-Ali thanca run North 71*40*17" Eaol along Mid Southarly right ot way llna. OM.M teal; thonco run South ooMS'or Eatl, parallel with tha Rail llna of Mid* Sacllon I. a dlitanco at tuo.47 toot* thanca run North 07*11*40" EM I, parallel with the North llna at lha Northwatt v* at Mid Sacllon 1, a dlilanca ot 110.17 Nat to tho E m ) Ikw ot Ih* i u ot Mid Section lj thanca run North Of*UJt l" fa il, nth tha North llna ol parallel with of tho tha Norttwaot la at m M (action A a dlilanca ol 1117.11 faeti thanca run South 00*11*01" Eaol. parallel with Mid Bait Section llna, 401.00 fgeti ttwnca run North o r S n r* Eatl, parallel with m M North llna ot ttw Northoaat D, 0*0 00 Natl thanca run South 00*11*01" Rati, otang tha Watt llna at the Bee! 000 00 foot of Section 1. a dlilanca at TM I.il teat; thanca run North a rio ’OO" Bait. MO M Not to fha Root la earner ef m M Section 1/ fhence run South 00*47*13" Eaot. along lha Eatt llna at tha Souttwei! U of Mid Section 1, a distance ol 1711.01 teat la lha lauthaatt corner of m M Section 1/ thonco run North 07*17*01“ Wool, along tha South llna al Mid Southeeit to, 1017.01 Nat to lha Paint at Beginning. AND Tha Wall vtef the Northoeol U and Ih* Watl It at Ih* Northaatl U ot fha Northaatl Vo and th* North to ot tho Souttwatt to of (action 0. Townthip X South. Rang* 10 Eatt. LESS AND R XCEP T Ih* following parcalt A through T. Inclusive: Parcel Ai Lott 1. J. 0, A 0. 7, A 7, 10, M. II. II. 14, IS, II. 17. IA 17. JO. It. JJ. 14, 11, 74. 77 through 71, Inclutlva. TIM ACUAN U N IT A according to th* plat fhtraol at recorded In Plat Book 17, Pop** 01. 04 and 01, Public Rtcordt ol Samlnola County, Florid*. Parcal ■/ All el STRATTON HILL, according to th* plat thereof at recorded In Plat Book N . Paget 70 and 71, Publk Rtcordt ol Somlnot* County, Florida. ParcelCt Lolt 1 through 14, Inclutlva, and T ra d C. TIMACUAN U N IT IA according to tha plat Ihereof i t recorded In Plat Book 77, Pag** M and 07, Public Rtcordt ol Seminole County, Florida. Parcel Oi Lolt I through 17. Inclutlva, Lolt 10 through IA Inclutlva and Lett 17 through M. inclusive. TIMACUAN U N IT 7, according to ttw plal ttwraol at recorded in Plal Book 41, Page* 7 and A Public R* Sam Inal* County, Ptor Ido. Lett 1 through 7, Inclutlva, 11. IA 14.17 through If, Inclutlva. IA n . 77, 10, 11, to, IA SO, 11, St, 17, to, 17, OA 01 and Traci C, TIM ACUAN U N IT 17, according to ttw pUt ttwraol at racarOad In P h i Book ol, Pagai 07 and to. Publk Racordt el lomlneh County, Florid* Racordt ol Samlnola County, Florid*! thanca run wattoriy along th* northerly rlght of way of Tenet Court being a curve concave motherly having a radlut al 1711.71 tool, a central angle el 00*11*14’' an arch length ol 4J4 tael to th* point el beginning/ thanca continue along m M right of-way and along Mid curve having a radlut ol 1111.71 to*t> a contra! angle el 07*07*54", an arc dlilanca al 41.771 toalj thanca leaving m M right of way run N OO*77*14" W.47A7 taal/ ihanc* S l F i r w B M lit ttwnca (.10*71*10*’ W.J0.00 tael to ttw point ot beginning Porto! Pi Commence at ttw Mulhwottorly corner ol Lol 10. TIMACUAN U N IT 7, at recorded In Plat Book 41 page* 7 A 0 al ttw Public Racordt ol Seminot* County, Florid*; ttwnca run wottorty along ttw northerly right-of-way ot Ter m i County being a curve concave Mulharly having a radlut el 1111.71 hat, a central angle ot g riTSO ". an arch length ot M i l l leeI to the polnl ot beginning i ttwnco continue along Mid right-of-way and along m M curve having a radlut et 1711.75 teat/ a central angle el 07*07*14", an arch dlilanca of 41.771 fatt to ttw oouttwootorly earner *1 Lol 17 al m M TIMACUAN U N IT 7/ ihanc* run along tho oaotorly llna ol m M Let 17, a dlilanca el IS 00 to*!; ttwnca having Mid aathrly llna et Lai 17, run s .tl* iri* " R M .U tool/ ttwnca 100*77*10 ' E .47.07 toot to ttw point ol PorcolOi Beginning *1 ttw motl Wettor ly corner ol Lot 17, TIMACUAN U N IT 17, according to tho plot thereof at recorded In Plat Book 41, pagot Of and 10, ot ttw Public Racordt ol Stmlnoh County, Florida, ttwnca run South 5**11*17' Eatt. along ttw Southwatlarly lino ol Mid Lot 17, for ■ batat ol bearings. a dlilanca ol *0.00 Net to ttw mott Southerly corner ol Mid Lol 17; ttwnco run South I T J / ’sl" Watl, 00.47 Nat/ ttwnca run North 44*77*IT*' Watt. 7000 Net; ttwnco run North n*17'4l" Cotl, X X hoi to ttw Polnl ol Beginning. Bogin al ttw mott Southarly earner of Let M of TIMACUAN U N IT 17, m recorded In Piet Book 41, on page* 07 and 10 of ttw Pitofie Rtcordt of lemlnoh County, Florida, and run North 41*00*10" Root, along ttw meet Souttwettorly lino of Mid Lot 40. 00.11 hoi to ttw _______! line of Mid Lot 10 afield TIMACUAN U N IT 17, run ttwnco Southerly South 10*71*If* Eaot, ahng m M Southarly line, **-11 toe! to ttw lauthaatt corner ol m M Lol IS. run ttwnca South oitol'IO" Watt, 1U.40 Mat, run ttwnca North 40*0*04“ Wool, *0.01 feat to ttw Point *1 Begin al ttw motl Southerly corner of Lot 41 ol TIMACUAN U N IT 17, at racordod In Plot Book 41 on Pogao 07 and to of ttw Publk * .............. ttw Racordt el Samlnoh County, Florida and‘ run ----------------along N 41*00*10’ moil louttwoitofly lint of Mid Lol 01, 114J J Not. run ttwnco S 10*11*00" W„ 00.47 totl. run ttwnc# 1 11*04*11** W „ 14.74 hat to ttw Point of Beginning. A tract of land being a portion ot Sacllon A Townthip M South. Range 10 Eatt. more particularly dticrlbad at M h w ii Commence at th* Souttwatt corner of Lot 10, TIM ACUAN U N IT A according to ttw plat ttwraol a* recorded In Plal Book OA pay* to. of ttw Public Record* ef Samlnola County, Florida, far ttw Paint ot Beginning. Mid point lying on a curve concave to Ih* Souttwoot, ly along told u ld curve, having ttwnco run louthwaolerly havf a radlut at* no x hat, a central angle ol 0 l* lT h " an arc length al M 0 tool, a chord length ot 101 het and a chard boarlng el South 14*11*11" Wet! to a point an a tin* 1.00 tool South and parallel with ttw South Ikw ol Mid Lol 10/ ttwnca run North 04*14*07* Watt, llt.71 tool to a paint lying an ttw Southarly protongalhn *1 ttw Watl Ikw *4 ttw Mid Let 10/ ttwnc* run North 07*41*11" Eatl, 100 totl to ttw Southwell corner ol tald Lol 10/ ttwnco run South 00*10*00" Eatt. atonf Ih* South Ikw ol ■ A ■ AM - J 1 77.07 tool to ttw Point of OogInning. <x * fTfb land lying In Sacllan* 0 and 7, Townthip 10 South. Range X Eatt, Publk Rtcordt el Samlnoh County, Florida, datcrlbad at Commence al ttw Norttiwotf cornar ol ttw Soufhwetl U ol u ld (action 4 tor ttw polnl al relevance; ttwnc* run South I7*M'I0" Bait, ahng ttw North line el Mid Soufhwetl h , 70)0.41 hat h a point on ttw Watt right el way llna *1 RontouI Lon*, u ld point lying 1100 feet Watt ot ttw Northaatl earner ol u ld Soufhwetl 14/ Ihanco run South OOni'll*1Baal, ahng MW right el way lint, Mid line tying IS 00 hat Watl ol and parallel with ttw Eatl llna el Mid Southwell h . 1oil 77 taal to ttw South tight ot way line el ShMlay Road, Mid South right ol way line being ttw Eettorly axtontlon ot ttw North line a* found on ttw ground, ol BR EEZY ACRES, according to ttw plat Itwrool ** racordod In Plat Book IA page I, Public Racordt ol Seminole County, Florida and ttw Polnl of Beginning/ ttwnc* continue South 00*11*11" Eatl along Mid Watt right ot way Ikw 10*1.07 leal to ttw South line el Mid Southwell h i thence run South 60*10'9*” Bail, ahng Mid Watt right ol way line, 001.74 hat; ttwnc* departing tald Weot right al way llna. run South *7*07*10" Woit. parallel with the •foremen Hon South right ol way lint, 107 00 hat; ttwnc* run North ootoffot" Watl. parallel with u ld Ytott rlghl *1 way Ikw, 417.00 hat/ ttwnca run North J0*I7*X" Eatl, MATO hell ttwnc* run North 00*15*11*' Wait, paralhl with Mid Wee! right el way Ikw, 7*740 leal to U ld South rlghl et way Ikw el She*toy Road/ ttwnc* run North 07*07*10" Eaot, ahng Mid South right ol way Ikw, MAM hat to Ih* Paint ol lS J a n I i EXCEPT/ T H A T PORTION OP T H I POLLOWINO DESCRIBED TR A C T OP LAND/ , BEGIN 00 CHAINS W IS T AND 70 CHAINS SOUTH OP T H I |T CORNER OP SECTION A TOWNSHIP X SOUTH. *d Pukhc Reroryhaf 1J CHAINS/. j,. ni »iire>f .■ tin t t j A d f b e g in n in g . , r t , m ear'll ^ ra , to tM d M m I 4 ..’ f i r n i 'a i *»' 1 * -T* V ' » * « ' * ’ I c r a l ’lNO IN If C T lO N l i ANl tf 'T O W N 7SHIP JO r gh 107, inclusive, Loti 111 through ItA IncluoJva and SOUTH. H A N O I X EAST. SEMINOLE COUNTY, Tract C, TIMACUAN UNIT IA PHASE I. according to ttw p h i DESCRIBE D A I FOLLOWS; Ihereof at recorded In Plal Book 44, Page* 40 through 11. Inclutlva. COMMENCE A T TH E NORTHW EST CORNER OF TH E SOUTH Public Records ol Samlnoh County. Florida. WEST QUARTER OF SAID SECTION 4 FOR TH E PO IN T OF Parcel Mi R EFER EN C E ; THENCE RUN SOUTH I**M'I4" EAST, ALONG AND LESS AND E X C EP T dedicated road* In Plal Book 10. Pagai THE NORTH LIN E OF SAID SOUTHWEST QUARTER. 1414-01 00 through 07/ Plat Book 17, Paget 01.0A and 0J/ Plal Book If, Paget F E E T , TO A PO IN T ON THE WEST RIOMT OF WAY LIN E OF 01 and of; Plat Book 41, Paget 7 and 1/ Plat Book 41, Paget 77 and RANTOUL LANE. SAID POINT LYING 15 X F E E T WEST OF THE to; Plal Book OA Pag* Mi and P h i Book 44, Paget 44 through 1), N O RTH EAST CORNER OF SAID SOUTHW EST Q U A R TE R ; Parcel 1/ T H E N C E R U N S O U T H 00*11*11" E A S T . A L O N G S A ID From ttw Northerly mott comer ol STRATTO N HILL, at recorded RIGHT-OF-W AY LIN E. SAID U N I LYINO 1100 F E E T W EST OF In P h i Book 10, pages to through 71. Publk Record* of Samlnoh AND PARALLEL W ITH T H I EAST LIN E OP SAID SOUTHWEST County, Florida, run Southerly along ttw Watl lino al Mid QUARTER, 1*1177 P I E T TO TH E SOUTH R IGH T OF WAY LINE STRATTON HILL ttw following court#* Run South 11*7771’ West OF SHEALBY ROAO, SAID SOUTH RIGHT-OF-W AY U N I BEINO 111.01 hot) ttwnc* South 01*00*07*’ Eatl 140.01 hot/ ttwnc* South T H E EASTER LY EXTENSION OF T H I NORTH U N I . AS FOUND 01*01*10" Watl I07.M (M l to ttw Polnl ol Beginning/ ttwnco continue ON TH E OROUND. OF BR EEZY ACRES, AS PER T H I P LA T South 01*4J’J0" Well 4N.M tool/ ttwnco South 04*11*1!" lo t i 047.01 TH E R E O F. RECORDED IN P LA T BOOK 10. PAOE I, OP TH E tael to ttw Southwell corner ol Mid STRATTO N HILL/ ttwnco PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE CO UN TY. FLORIDA. ANO iMvIng tald Watl llna at STRATTON HILL, run South 77*11*07" Well TH E POINT OF B IO IN N IN O i THEN CE CONTIN UE SOUTH too* feet/ ttwnc* North 04*11*11" Wttt 171JO toeti ttwnc* North OOtoJ'ir EAST, ALONO SAID WEST RIGHT-OF-W AY LIN E. 01*41*11" Eatt 4*7.41 feat/ ttwnc* South I**l4’0 r 10.00 feet to ttw 1001.07 F E E T TO T H I SOUTH LIN E OF SAID SOUTHWEST Point at Beginning. QUARTER/ TH EN C E ALONO SAID SOUTH U N I ; RUN SOUTH ParcelJi 07*4»ff’ W IS T , 477.01 F l I T l THENCE RUN NORTH X*IT*!S" From ttw Southweot corner ol STRATTON HILL, at recorded In EAST, 117 40 FEET/ TH E N C E RUN NORTH 0 0 * » 't r WEST, Plat Book IS. page* to through 77, Public Record* ol Stmlnoh PARALLEL W ITH SAID W EST RIGHT-OF-W AY LIN E 707.00 F E E T County, Florida/ run North 77*11*01" Eatl along ttw South lino ol T O SAID SOUTH RIGHT-OF-W AY U N I OP S H I A L I Y ROAO/ Mid STRATTON HILL, 145.70 hoi to ttw Point of Boginning; ttwnca TH EN C E RUN NORTH OttofflO" EAST, ALONG SAID SOUTH run North 17*1**40'’ Eatl 117.00 hall thanca North 47*10’14" Eatl R IO H T O F -W A Y U N I , MJ.00 P I E T T O T H E P O IN T OP 177.11 hali ttwnc* having m M South line ol STRATTON HILL, run BBOINNINOi LESS AND E X C EP T THOSE LANDS AS D E ­ South iro s oo" Watt W.71 half Ihanc* South 4f*st*lo" watt U A H SCRIBED IN O R. BOOK 1011, PAOE X , ANO O.R. BOOK 1411, foal/ ttwnc* South 77*IT07* Watt to.77 hat to Ih* Point ol Boginning. PAOE 400, PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOR­ Parcel Ki IDA. A trad ol land lying In SECTION A TOWNSHIP 10 SOUTH. RANGE X EAST, descrlted at toltowt: Commence al ttw ooulhwatl cornar ol Lot 7, TIMACUAN U N IT IS, according to ttw plal thereof at recorded In Plal Book It, pagat M rp A s o u m and at, el ttw Public Racordt of Stmlnoh County, Florida, at ttw trocl et land lying In Sections 4 and », Townihlp X South, Rang* Polnl ol Boginning of ttw Iwroln datcrlbad tract ol land/ ttwnc* run X Bait, Public Rocerdo ef Samlnoh County. Florida datcrlbad a* South 07 degree* so* 10" Eatt, along ttw South lino ol Mid Lot 7, a follow*; dlilanca ol 10441 het lo ttw Souttwotl corner ol Mid Loti ttwnca run Commence at ttw Nertttweof corner ef ttw Southwell U ef u ld South 00 degree* 41* U " Eatt, ihn g ttw oouttwrly #» tension ot ttw Section for ttw Point ol Beginning; ttwnco run South *7*10'10" East Eatt lint ol u ld Lol 7. a dlilanca el 100 hat, more or h tt, to ttw along tha North llr In# ol the Southwell k ol ttw atoreuld Section 4. a water* el Lak# Dawtoni tlwnca run Wtitarly ahng ttw wahrt ol dlilanca ol 4*1.11 totl. to ttw West lino ol tha Eaol 1(0040 feet of laid Lake Dawion, to Ih Intirsecllon with ttw Southerly extentIon of th* Southwait h ; ihanc* run South 00*15*11” Eaol. ahng u ld West line, Watl llna of Mid Lot 7/ ttwnc* run North 00 dagrMt <7* 14" Wotl, 40040 tool et ttw South lino of ttw North 40040 toot 04 u ld Southweot along Mid Southerly ealenilon el ttw Watl llna»100 hef, more or k it, h i thanca run South OTtoOMO" Eaot, along u ld South lino ol Ih* to ttw Polnl ol Beginning. North 40040 taal; a dltfanca ot 1(11.X Im I to ttw Weil right el way Parcel Li line ol Rantoul Lent/ Ihanc* run South 00*11*17" I m I, along u ld A tract of land lying In SECTION J, TOWNSHIP 70 SOUTH, right of way lint, 1111.71 Im I to a lint tying X . X toal North ol and R A N O I10 EAST, datcrlbad a* toltowt / parellal with Ih* North line at found on ttw ground ol BR EEZY Commence al Ih* Southwell corner of Lot 11, TIMACUAN U N IT ACRES, according1 to ttw plal thereof a* a» recorded In Plat Book 10, IA according to Ih* plal ttwraol at recorded In P h i Both It. page* M Pag# l. Public Riacord* ef Saminoie County- Florida ttwnca run and *t, Public Racordt ol Samlnoh County, Florida, at to ttw Paint South o e o rit" Weot, along u ld Lino im.OO toatj ttwnc* run South ot Beginning of the herein datcrlbad tract at land/ ttwnc* run South 00*Sff40" East, M 00 tool to th* Int*reaction with a Weolerly M deg reel jo*io" Eatl along Ih* South tin* of Mid Let It, a dltfanca axtontlon ol u ld North lino ol BREEZY ACRES and ttw Northerly of 10401 feet to ttw Souttwait comer ef Mid Loll ttwnca run South 01 axtontlon of ttw Watl boundary Ikw al land! datcrlbad In Official degree* 41* 14" Eatl, along Ifw Southerly attention ol ttw Bail line ol Racordt Book 1X0, Pag* 1511, Public Racordt ol Stmlnok County. Mid Lol 11, a dlilanca ol too IN I, more or h tt. to ttw water* ol Lak* Plorldai ttwnc* run South 01*10*11" Eatl 1617.40 toal to ttw South lino Dawion/ ttwnc* run Wathrly along ttw water* ol Lakak Oawton to el u ld Sacllon 4, u ld Section lino being ttw South line ol londi III InhrMctlan with ttw Southarly axtontlon of ttw Watl line al Mid detcrlbed In Official Record) Book MO. Pago 110, Publk Record* of Lol H i Ihanc* run North X d tg rM tX * 14" Watl along Mid Southerly Semi nolo County, Florida/ ttwnc* run South 07*0*10" Wait, along axtontlon ol lha Watt llna 100 Im I, more or h ti, lo ttw Point ol u ld South line, i x . u teet; ttwnca departing Mid South lino ol Sacllon 4, run North X*17*4ff* Wait, 141.11 Mali ttwnc* run South Beginning. Parcel Mi W*4TM" Wool, 400 oo feet; ttwnca run North 01*17*40" Woof, U7.i1 A Irect ol land lying In SECTION A TOWNSHIP M SOUTH. (M l to Mid South im* ol Sacllon 4/ ttwnca run South 07*41*10" Wool RANCE W EAST, datcrlbad at follow*/ along u ld South line, U7.il Im I to ttw Southwell comer ol tald Sacllon 4/ thence run North 00*41*11" Weil, along ttw Well line ol Commence at ttw Soufhwetl cornar of Lot II, TIMACUAN U N IT IA according lo ttw Plat ttwraol ot recorded In Plat Book 17, page* Mid (action A a dlitanc* ol 1711.01 feel to ttw Polnl of Beginning. M and 07, ot ttw Publk rocerdo ot Stmlnok County, Florida, a* ttw AND Point el Beginning of ttw herein deter Ibad tract el land/ ttwnc* run Prom the Southwell corner of Section A Township N South, Range South 17 degree* Iff iff* Eatl, along tfw South line of Mid Lol II, a X Eaol, Samlnola County, Florida run N.07*42*lff’» ., 1170.70 toal to dlitanc* of corner ol m M Lett ttwnca run ■ IM01 feel Ml"to th* " / jSouttwaitI cot ttw Southwell comer ol property described In Official Record* Book South M degree* 41* 14" Eatt, along ttw oouttwrly axtontlon of ttw 1X0, Pag* t ill, Seminole County, Florida, ttwnca run N.U*lff11"W., " * * more or * Bail line o oli ul -----------------ld Lol 11, a dltfanca of--------M hoi, h u . to ttw •tong ttw Wail llna el Mid parcal M l.07 toal tor a Polnl ol Beginning, water* of Lake Dawtoni Ihence run Weolerly along ttw watori of ttwnca run N.0T*47*40" B., X.7Q teet, ttwnca run S. n*W 04"E„ 100 04 Lake Oawton, fo III Intertectlon with ttw Southerly oxfenihn of ttw fMt. ttwnca run M,*t*M*»"W.. 0 !.H taal. ttwnca run S.0t*ie*ll’’E., Wet! line of u ld Lot 11/ ttwnco run North 00 degree* 47‘ 14" Wotl, 111.40 bet to the Polnl ol Beginning. tlong Mid Southarly extention ot ttw Watt line 10 feet, more or tou. L E U ANO E X C EP T TH E FOLLOWING PARCELS A, B,C A O: THE POLL( to ttw Point ol Beginning. P irc tlA i A tract el land lying on ttw Southwest quarter ol Section A Townthip N South, Range X East being datcrlbad at toltowt / ParcelNi Commtnc# al ttw Northern! cornar ot Mid Sovttrweil tit quarter tor a A tract ot land twlng a portion of SECTION A TOWNSHIP SO point of reference Mid point lying on the North llna of TIM ACUAN SOUTH, RANGE 10 EAST, detcrlbed at toltowt: fo ttw ................... Plat lharaot, at recorded In Plat Book 41, UN IT-ftfaccording ............. Comment# at th* Soulhwaitorly corner ol Lot It, TIMACUAN Pagat 7 and 0 ol ttw Public Racordt ol Seminole County- Florida/ U N IT f, according to tho plat tlwraal at recorded In Plat Book 41, t, along ttw North lino ol u ld Soufhwetl quarter and Mid North I, ol ttw Publk Record* ol Seminolo County- Florida tor X 7itend lino ol TIM ACUAN U N IT 7, Run South 17*10*10" Eaot, 0*1.0 feel to ot Beginning/ ttwnca run Waotorly along ttw Northerly rlghl ttw Nerttwait comer al u ld TIMACUAN U N IT 7 and ttw Waif Ikw ol of way llna of T tria l Court, according lo u ld plal of TIMACUAN ttw flat! 1(70.00 foot ol u ld Southwell quarter; ttwnca/ along Mid U N IT 7, btlng a curve concave Southerly, having a radius ef 111I.M g , run South Wotl Ikw and ttw Weil Ikw of u ld TIM ACUAN.........I tost a central angle of 00 dogma* II' SO", an arc length of 4.54 tool, a 00*11'11" Bail, 400.00 tool to ttw South llna of ttw North 4004*feot ol chord length ol 4.10 feel, and a chord bearing al North N degree* i r ■ ' ' ------------' ,1b. Mid Soutttwotl quarter/ ttwnca along Mid South lino, run ft** South 11" Weil, ttwnca North 10 dagroot H ' 10" Boil 0041 tael to a polnl on OTM'IO" ■•*•- (71.M feet to ttw point ol beginning/ ttwnca alona u ld ttw Wool llna ol u ld Lot X ; ttwnca South It decrees i r 44" Bait South lino, continue South Oltot'll" lo ti, (Ol.M feet toe polnl lying a of •long tha Mid Watl llna al Lol X , a distance ef 0.17 toal toat; ttwnca on ttw Wait right of way lino ol Rantoul Lana; ttwnca, *tong,Mld South 071 I degreei 17* 01" Wall along ttw Mid Wool lino el Lot X a West right-of-way llna, run South 00*11'17” Bait, 11X71 toad ttwnca. dlslonce ol X . X loot to ttw Polnl ol Beginning. departing rlght-of way, run South (T*Ori*’’ Weot, (77.40 deporting u k ldf Wait i Parcel Ot loot/ ttwnc* run North OOXI’I T 1 We*t, 1177.0I tool to ttw Point ol Comment# al ttw MUthwattorly corner ol Lol X TIMACUAN Beginning. U N IT 7, at recorded In Plal Book 01 pagM 7 A I al ttw Public Lois 1 through II, 14 through U , 17 through M. TIMACUAN U N IT (, according to ttw plal ttwrtof as recorded In Plat Book 41, Peg** 7 and I, Public Record) ol Seminole County, F lor Ido. ParctlCi From ttw Southwell corner ol SECTION A TOWNSHIP X SOUTH. RANGE X EAST. Seminole County. Florid*, run North I t degreo* 41* iff* Bool. 117171 totl to ttw Southwest cornar at property described In O R. Book 1X0, page IASI, Seminole County, Florid*, ttwnca rut North 01 degrees 10* t r WMl, along ttw West Ikw ol u ld parcel m i 7 tool tor O Polnl of Beginning, ttwnca continue along MW Ikw North 05 degrees Iff Iff* West, D i U toal to ttw Northerly line ol BR EEZY ACRES, according to ttw plal thereof at recorded In Plat Book IA papa 1. Seminole County- Florid#, a* laid out an ttw ground, extended Westerly, thence run South I t degree) Off Iff* West, along Mid extended llna 0.11 toal. ttwnca run South 01 degreei o r 47" East. 704.M tool, ttwnc* run Seufh 47 degrees M* ST* East, Sl.1l feet to ttw Polnl ol Beginning. pftm |D( . A tract at land being a portion at Tract *’0 " al TIMACUAN U N IT 7. according to ttw Plal ttwraol as recorded In Plot Book 41, P e g H t and I, ol ttw Public Record* ut Seminole County, Florida, descrll M l*i lews: Commence ol ttw Norttwostorly corner ol Lot 10 ol Mid TIMACUAN U N IT 7 Held polnl otM being ttw most ttw Southerly comer ol ttw above referenced T ro d "D*‘ l as ttw Point ol Beginning ol ttw herein described trod ot land; ttwnc* run North X*0)*X*‘ East, along the Eatl line of u ld Tra d " D " 144 totli ttwnco run North 11*11*10" Wool, parol 1*1 with, and 1.00 tool from ttw Northerly Ikw of u ld Lot to. a dltfanca of IM.0S toot/ ttwnco rim South 74*10'JO" Watl. AM toal to Hw most Northerly comer ot u ld Lol 10/ ttwnco run South W U 'lf f ' Boot, olang ttw Northerly Ikw ot Mid Let to, a distance of lit. 14 tod to ltw Point oi Beginning. L E U TH E POLLOWINO PARCELS I THROUGH 4, INCLUSIVE. (GOLF COURSE)) It MOLES I - 7 - to Com mono# al lha Sauttwatl comar of Government Lol 1. Section S. Townthip M South. Rang* X East, Samkwto County, Ptortdo; ttwnco N 0*11*4)” W along Ifw aasl Ikw el Mid Government L o ll,* distance *1 OO.X feet to the Pekit el Beginning; ttwnc* contlm/e N 0*11**4'* W •long ttw OMl Ikw ol laid Government Lol J, a alliance al 11117 feel to a point; Ihanc* S ( H I 7*07" W a dltfanca el X SI feel to a point; ttwnc* N 0*tri4" W • dltfanca ot 777 0} toatto a point i ttwnc* S OTM'IO" f a dtolanca #1 n o t* tod to a paid; ttwnca N 0*41*It** W a dlitanco al >4047 toot to a point/ ttwnco N XtoTOY* W o distance ol 107.to h d to • point; ttwnco N J f J T J T W ■ dltfanca d 77174 tod; to ■ point/ ttwnco S I T I 7 ‘4t" W • dltfanca ol IN N tool to a point ot curvature. Mid curve being cencova fo ttw uuthwott having a radlut d IX 00 toot, a central angla ot 11*14*41", being referenced by a chord bearing el N 17*Iff IT*’ W end a chord dltfanca d 77 41 kef thence along u ld curve an arc dltfanca al 77 X toat to a point; ttwnca N 14*M'70" W • dltlenc* d 71X toal to a point ot curvature. Mid curve being concave to ttw norttwatl having a raduil d 100 00 tod, a central angle d 11*04*01", being referenced by a chord boarlng d N I0 * in r* W and a chord dlttonc* of 17.10 tod/ ttwnca •tong Mid curve an arc dlitanc* al K M toal to a point; ttwnca S 70*03*10" B a dltfanca 01 1X00 tod to a point; ttwnca N 11*1704" E a distance d 101.14 tod to a paint) ttwnca N tTJt'40" B a dlilanca ol 140 M tod to a pdnti MM pdnl lying an ttw south fig h td way Ikw d Tlmacuan Boulevard. m M paid alto being a pdnl of curvature, tald curve being cancava to ttw Narthaut. having a radlut d 1111.71 tod, a central angla of T l f f l i " being referenced by chard bearing d S 71* 10*47" E and a chard dlitanc* d 114.17 tod/ ttwnc* atone u M curve an arc distance of 114.14 tool to a point/ thence S 71*51*44" E along ttw South right ot way ot laid Tlmacuan Bautovard a dlitanc* d 4*1.71 toal to a pdnl/ ttwnc# S 11*0I ' l l ” E a dlilanca el 454(7 tod to a point; thence S *4*14*77” E a dlilanca d 7*4 41 toat to a pdnl; Mid point lying on the well right of way ol Tlmacuan Boulevard, Mid C lnt alto lying on a curve. m M curve bdng concave to the Eatt, vlng a radius ol W N toal, a central angla ot IT X e r * . being referenced by a chord boarlng d S 4*U*M" E and a chard dltfanca ot 17745 tael/ ttwnca atong u td curve an arc distance d IM 01 toat to a point d reverse curvature. Mid curve being concave to ttw West, having a radius d U.00 toat. a canlral angle d 41*11*41’’, being referenced by a chard bearing of 5 10*04*14" E and a chord distance ef M 71 (set; thence olang u ld curve an arc dlilanca ol M 4* tod to a pdnt el compound curvature: tald curve being concave to ttw Northwest, having a radlut ot (M M toat, a canlral angla ol JJ*54’17". being referenced by a chord bearing ol S J d e ro r*W and a chord dlilanca of 17515 totl/ ttwnca along tald curva an arc distance el 177.17 feet to a pdnl ol tangancy; ttwnc* S U*M*I4" W a distance ol (O-OO tod to a point of curvature; u ld curva being concave to ttw Souttwotl, having a radius d 4X 41 feet, a central angle d 11*15*01". being referenced by a chord (w rin g at S e rir e r* W and a chord distance el IM.14 leal; ttwnca along u ld curve an arc dlitanc* d IM X feel to a pdnt/ ttwnca along ttw boundary ot Tlmacuan PhaM 1 ttw following bearings and dlilanca* N M*!1‘ ! l" W a dlilance of 15/ 0* tod to a pdnt) thence S 44*77*4*" W a dlilanca al M0 01 teet to a pdnt/ ttwnca S MITOr* ■ a dlilance to 711.00 toal to a polnl/ ttwnc* 11TIffW* W a distance d 7M.70 teet to a pdnl/ ttwnca N #rw*4l" W leaving ttw boundary d Mid Tlmacuan PlutM I a dltfanca ot 1*474 toel to a cancreW tnanumanl; thence N to*47*41" ■ a distance d (0474 tod toa concrete menumen fi ttwnca N JJ»M*M" I a dltfanca d non toal to a concrete monument; ttwnca N 0*40*07' Wa dltfanca d 11741 tod to a Concrete nwnumenlr ttwnca N TX 'lff* ■ a Oitlanca d 1X47 toal lo a concrete monument; of Beginning. ii'4 (W » | LESS AND E X C E W .'W B POLLOWINOB a R C ILS ; A fracl el land lying In SECTION A TOWNSHIP » SOUTH. RANOB X EAST, described at follows; Commence ef ttw Southwell corner of Lot (, TIMACUAN U N IT 15. according lo the plat tfwred at recorded In Piet Book X . peg** M and *7, of ttw Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, as ttw Polnl of Beginning of ttw herein described Irect of land; ttwnc* run South X degreei X ' 10" East, dong the South line of said Lol (. a distance ef KM Of fed to ttw Soufheasl corner of said Lol; Ihanc# run South 00 degrees a r u ” East, along (he Southerly extension ol ttw East llna ol u M Lot (, a dlitanc* ol IX toel. more or less, lo Ih* waters d Lak* Dawson; ttwnca run Westerly along th* wafer* ot Lak* Dawson, to lit Intersection with ttw Southarly extension ot ttw Weil line ol u ld L d 7/ ttwnca run North X dogmas 47* 14" Watl, •long said Southarly axtontlon d ttw Was! llna I X toal. more or tots, to ttw Polnl ot Beginning. S t any part partly AND LESS lying within TIMACUAN UN IT IA PHASI 1. according to ttw p ld ttwraol a* recorded in Plal Book 4A Pagat 4* lo 11 AND LESS ANO EXCEPT/ A parcal d land lying In Sacllon A Township X South. Rang* X Eatl, describeditollawti as f .................. Commence at the Northwest comer ol Tract "O", Tlmacuan Unit 1* Phase 1, according lo th* plat thereof, at recorded In Plal Book 44 Pagat a* SI ot ttw Publk Racordt ol Samlnola County, Florida, for ttw polnl d beginning, u ld point lying on ttw Easterly boundary llna ..... ....... „ Unit ..... 1* Phase 1, ttwnca. along u ld •f L d IM ol ..... m M Tlmacuan ■a*forty boundary llna, run North M*4l'Sl" East. 7101 toel to ttw Northaatl comar ol u ld L d (M i ttwnca run South 0**X’4t" West, 74.10 Im I to a pofnf an ttw North line of ttw aIort u Id Traci " 0 " . thane* along u ld North lino, run North 07*07*41" West, 14.50 feet to ttiv point ol btolnniftQA tract of land lying In SECTION A TOWNSHIP X SOUTH. RAMOE X BAST, detcrlbed as follows! Commence at ttw Southwest cornar el L d II. TIMACUAN UN IT II. according to ttw plat thereof as recored In Plat Book X . pagat 4* and *7, Public Record of Somlnda County, Florida, at to ttw Point of Boginning •> tha herein described tract el land; ttwnca run South X degreei 50* iff* Eatl Along ttw South Ikw of Mid U i II, a dlilanca of 104.01 toal to ttw Souttwait comor of Mid L d ; ttwnca run South 00 degreei M* 14" East, along ttw Southarly axtontlon of ttw Exit lino of Mid L d II, • distance ot I X fMt. more or lets, to ttw wafers of Lake Dawtoni ttwnco run Westerly along ttw wafers of Lak* Dawson to ID Intersection with ttw Southarly axtonsJon of ttw Watl llna d Mid Lot 11/ ttwnca run North X degrees 41* 14" Welt along u ld Southerly extension of ttw WMl llna I K toal. mora or letA to ttw Polnl ef Beginning. A free! of land lying In SECTION A TOWNSHIP X SOUTH, R A N O i X EAST, dascrlbtd at follows: Commtnc* at tha Southwest corner of Lot II, TIMACUAN UN IT IA according ta ttw plat ttwraol as recorded In Plal Book X , page* ** and *7. Public Racordt of Stmlnok County, Florida, at tha Polnf ot Beginning d ttw heroin described trad ot land/ ttwnca run South X degreei 50’ Iff' Eatl along ttw South lino of u M L d 11, a distance of 104.01 toat fo ttw lourtwesl cornar of u ld Lot/ ttwnca run South X degreei «* 14” East, along ttw Southerly extension of ttw Eatl llna of u ld L d 11, a dlilanca el X tod, more or lets, to ttw water* of Lak* DawMn/ ttwnc* run Wattoriy along ttw watari of Lak* Dawson lo Its Intersection with ttw Southarly extension of ttw West lino of u ld Lot 11/ ttwnc* run North K degrees 41* 14" West along Mid Southerly axtontlon of ttw Weil lint X Del, more or leu. to th* Polnl of Beginning. trpet ot land being a portion of Sacllon I, Township M South, Ranga'M EaiLmeraptrtkularly described as follows: rthaasl corner of Lot IA TIMACUAN U N IT 0, Commtnc* at ttw South according lo ttw plal fhared a* recorded In Plat Book 41, Pag* M. ot lha Publk Racordt of Semlnok County, Florida, for ttw Point ot Beginning, Mid point lying on a curve concave fo ttw Souttwatt; ttwnca run Southwesterly dong u ld curve, having a radius of 1X.X totl, a canlral angle d 01*10*14’*, an arc length of I N tod, a chord length l.X tod and a chord bearing of South it* U * ir West to a polnl on a Ikw A X toat South and paraikl with ttw South llna of u ld Lot I toat to a point lying on ttw Southerly prolongation of th* Watt llna et ttw u ld Lot 10/ ttwnca run d Mid L d 10/ North 0X41*11" East, l . X toal ta ttw SouthwestI comar i ttwnca run South 04*11*07" Bait, along ttw South llna of u ld L d 10, IM.*] toat lo ttw Polnf of Beginning. PAR CELJi H O LE S I — 1— 4— S Beginning at ttw Northwest cornar of Tract A. TIMACUAN U N IT 4, *ccording to ttw Plat thereof at recorded In Piet Book 17, Pages 45. ot ttw Publk Rtcordt d Stmlnok County, Florida, 4A 44 and i ttwnca run N. n * ll’4»" W„ along ttw Easterly Right-of-way llna of TIMACUAN BOULEVARD, X4.4T ft*!, ttwnca cdntlnuo along Mid Easterly Right-of-Way lino and a curva cancava Southweiterly having a radlut ef 704.70 fttf, a central angle of M*XW *. a chord bearing ef N. 11*10*44" W„ tor an arc dlitanca ot 174 4* toal, to tha Souttwatt corner d Tract A, TIMACUAN U N IT 17, according fo ttw Plal thereof at recorded In Plat Book 41, Pag** Of and X , Mid Publk Rtcordt, ttwnca run along tlw Southarly boundary ol u ld TIMACUAN UN IT 17l N. 41*04*14" W.. M1.57 tod/ I . 54*77’i r ’ £., 44I.X toat; N. (7*11*11" E.. 777.40 todi I. 71*10*01'' E „ 1*1.77 totli I. 7**M’M" E., 411.44 (M l; H 71*17*10” E.. 14.74 (M l lo ttw moil Eastorly corner of Mid TIMACUAN U N IT 17, ttwnc* leaving u ld boundary of TIMACUAN U N IT 17, continue N. 71*17*10" E „ IX.M toel, ttwnca run N. O m n i " l „ 440.X toal to ttw Wad llna of ttw East ta a x toat ef (action I, Township X South, Rang* X Eatt, Mid Public Records, ttwnca run S. 00*15W E., along Mid Watt llna 1X1.10 toal, Ihanco run S. Ittol'ir* E., 4 X 0 ) tod, ttwnco run I. 14*11*11" B.. 107.14 toal, ttwnca run N. 17*15*00" W„ 11401 fed. thence run N. 11*07*14" W., I I M I I x M f t M run S M i ll feel to the UAH -' P H / m n **1 BOULEVARD, t t shown on ttw Pl*l of TIAM CUAN . P H A i i i , m mP ri«T dock jX*.. Page* r*w*o — * recorded In ld Booh X Vsy 11 ttwnca run Northweskrfy tafd ---------------”os inenco i m m w n m i j *kUX •— . . . .. IQ a a lrealm and a curva concave Southewstorlyhaving * * * ai * * , ' * **•''-* of N N.I..-“ 47*JffH" 4T*JffJ canlral angla et M*4S‘4J*‘ • chord bearingi ot *** “W., tor an u ld Northerly arc dlilance of 400 61 toat. ttwnc#_ continue ah Higntof way line er n m nu u nr. - - - - - - -y 47T71 feel to the Souttwatt corner * thence run along ttw boundary H'*' ^ a ^ V ^ t O M S D f f * N. 14*0**14” B., U S X tottt N. a d i r i i " E -J7 0 l_ f* d i N E1.1711 Itoell M 47*01*iff* I - X 4 X t o d l S - . N 41*17*07** I . . 441.71 tod) N. 04*01 M W.< EltA * Jj* U S ■ « * » M* W.. 7)1.05 toel/ N. 07*15*Iff* W,. ^ J * * ! * ' g 'J ! tools N. 00*J1*I0** W., 010.11 toeti s. 401717* W ..14I05 f u f to the Pdnl ol Beginning Subject to any and all RlghtiofWay or EatomenDol Record. LESS T H I POLLOWINO PARCELS: ___ _____ ^ .. Any part lying within TIMACUAN UN IT 4A. according to ttw pld thereof*) recorded In PDI Book 4A Page 41. A B*gtTd Itw^moeTiouttwrly corner of L d 40 ^ ^ C U A N U N IT 17, is recorded In Plal Book 41, on luges Of M d M •* ttw PVbflc Records d Semlnok County, Florida, and run North 41*0*1* East, •tong ttw most Souttwatferly line d Mid L d 4A W .ll toat to ttw Southarly llna of Lof X ol Mid TIMACUAN U N IT If, n/n ttwnca South J**iriff' East, along Mid Souttwrly llno^jM S I k r t to th* Southeast earner ol u ld L d X . run ttwnca South 41*04 14 Wed. IX 44 feet, run ttwnc# North 44*1144" West. 49 01 tael to ttw Pdnt d Beginning^ d* ttlTm oit Westerly corner o 4 L d W .TIM A C U A N HIT 17, according to ttw pld fherod o* recorded to PDI BoM d , UMI pagat 07 and X 04 lha Pitoik Records d Samtoato County. Flyldk. ttwnc* run South 54*71*17" last, atong fha SurttoMtorty Ik w d td d L d 17, tor a bates d bearing*, a distance d X . X tad to ttw motf Souttwrly corner of td d L d V i ttwnc* run S d f f l . y ^ d " Wed, ta x todi ttwnc* run North 4* U * K " West. X J * foots thanca rOn North u n r t r * la d . t a x k d lo ffw Point d Beginning. Commence 7 l "ttw* Southwesterly comer ot L d **._T IMAC U AW U N IT 7. according to ttw p id thereof m recorded to Rtof pagat 7 and A I. d ef ttw me puw k Records d Semlnok Ceunfy. Ftorlda tor page* Publk • Polnl d Beginning; ttwnca run Wattoriy along ttw Nwltwrfy right ot wey llrw d To ru s Court, according to Mid plat d TIM A C U AN U N IT 7, being a curve concave Southerly, having a radlut of H U TS toel. a central angk of X degrees II* X**, an are knglh d 414 tod. e i chord bearing d North X degree* IT" chard length d 4.4* toal, ireet U* Iff' East. M X tod to a pdnl X " Watl,'ttwnc* North 10 degree* an ttw WMl Ikw d Mid L d X ; ttwnca South It degree* II* 44" East otang ttw Mid W u l Ikw d L d X . o dlitanco d AI7 toots ttwnc* South X detrees I T 01" Wm I along ttw u ld West line ol Lot It. • dlilanca d X X toal to ttw Feint d Beginning. Any port tying wttotoi Commence at ttw eouttiwMtorty cornar el L d X . TIMACUAN U N IT (, t t recorded to Plat Book 41 page* 7 A 0 d ttw Public Record* d Semlnok County. Florida; thence run westerly atong Hw; Northerly rlghfwf way d Te ru s Court being a curve concave southerly having a radlut d 1111.TS tod, a canlral angk d 00*1r 54" _____ l.)4 k i t to ttw petal d beginning/ ttwnca continue an arc__ length ef 4.1 along u ld'rlgh tof way and along u td curva having a radlut d ill 1.74 totl; a central angk ot 0rOffS4", and arc dltfanca d 41771 toat/ ttwnca Waving Mid right d way run N.0t*trM*‘ W. X X kef; ttwnc* S t m i t r I. t o n loots ttwnc* S lOHTIff* W. X X fed to ttw point d beginning Any part lying within: Commence al ttw southwesterly comer of L d X . TIMACUAN U N IT 7, as recorded In PDt Book 41 pages 7 A I d ttw Public Record* d Semlnok County. Florida) thence run Westerly along ttw northerly right at way of To ru s Court being a curva concave southarly having a radius d 1111.75 toat, a central angk ot 01*71'50". an arc length et x 111 feet to ttw pdnt of beginning; ttwnca continue along u M right of way and along u ld curva having a radius of 1111.75 leaf; a central angk d 07W54". an arc distance of as m . feat to ttw southeasterly corner d L d X ef Mid TIM ACUAN U N IT 7/ ttwnca run along ttw easterly llna d u ld Let IT. a distance d SI X feet; ttwnca Waving u ld easterly line d L d 17, run S. 41*77*X " E M l ) toeti ttwnca S. 6**»*14 ' E . X.at toal to ttw pofnf of beginning Any pari tying within: Being at the mujl Souttwrly corner of L d 41 ot TIMACUAN UN i f 17, a* recorded In Plal Book 41 on Paget X and SO d ttw Public Records Of Semlnok County. Florida and run N. 41*04*IA” along ttw motl Sowtfwaskrly llna of u ld Lof 41. 114.1) fMt, run ttwnca S. S4*)r0ff* W.. 4* X kef. run ttwnca S *S*04'tl" W., 54 M Wat to *tw POINT OF BEOINNINO P A R C EL): MOLES* — 7— 0 Begin a! Hw Northwest Corner el L d I. Stratton Hill at recorded in PDt Beak X . Pages tors Semlnok County, Florida/ ttwnca along ttw westerly boundary of u ld Stratton Hill, ttw following bearings •nd dlslonce*. S. X to ffS " W • distance of 111*1 tod to • point/ ttwnc* S 0l*0ff0r* I a distance d M A X toat to a pdnt/ ttwnce I 01•41*5*’*W a dlslonce d 454 54 Wet to a point; ttwnca SOcril'ir* « * distance of i x u toel to a point: ttwnca N 77*11 or* I • dlilanca d ]4l.v* toaf to a petnti ttwnca NIXX***" B • dltfanca d 11740 tod to a petal) ttwnc* N 47*j*’M " B a dltfanca d tol l* tod to a pdnh ttwnce S 77*17*41'' E Waving ttw boundary ol u M Stratton HIM a S I X Del to a point 61 curvature. Vi Id curve being conceva M ttw souttwesf having a radius at I N X K Wat. angk af ll*lt'40", Mat. a central i ot 5i t X O r » r* W end cho/d being referenced............................... by a chord bearing dltfanca d 57 17 kef; thence along u ld curve an arc dlilanca of 1717 fMt to a point; ttwnce S 5T*sa*40" W a distance of D 0 .il feet to • point; thence S47, 47‘ tl" We d ls ta m e d lX .il Im I to a point/ ttwnce S at*47*14” W a dltfanca of 707.17 Im I to a polnl lying on ttw west llqa ol Government Lol 1, Section 5, Townthip N South, Rang* X B ill; ttwnca N 0*24'S7" W tlong u ld west line of Government Lol 1 a dlilance ot 7)7.45 teet to a polnl; u ld point lying on ttw west lino pf East Is of ttw Northwest u of Section A Township X South. Rang* M Eatl; ttwnc* N 0*11*11" W atong u ld west Ikw ot ttw East to of ttw Northwest U of Section S a dlilanca d 7X.II leaf to a point; thence Ji 15*17*14" E a distance ef X l.M toat to a concrete monument; thence N 40*7)*J7'* E a dlitanca ol IX .04 toat to a point Mid point lying on tha south rlghl ol way llna of Tlmacuan Boulevard, u ld petal e'So being a point ot curvature/ u ld curva being concave .. .... southwest having a radlut d 117.04 tael, a canlral angk d 14*X*4t*', being referenced by a chord bearing of S 14*XT71" c, and a chord dlitanca ol 150 X Wot/ ttwnca along u ld curve an are knglh of lil.M toal to tlw Polnf of Beginning, and being subject to any and all rlghfs-of way or aaumenfs of record LESSTH E FOLLOWING PARCELS: From ttw Northerly moil corner ot STRATTON H I L L a* recorded In Plaf Book x . pages 70 through X . Public Records of Semlnql* County, Florida, run Souttwrly along ttw Wm I llna of Mid STRATTO N HILL ttw following course*. Run South 15*77*71" Wm ( 11)41 toel, thence South 0l*0**K" East 140 95 toat. ttwnca South 01*45’5*" Wait 1*7.40 toal to ttw Pdnt of Beginning; ttwnc* continue South St*X'X* Wm I 4M.N toeti ttwnc* South 04*11*11" East S47U feel lo ttw Southwest corner of u ld STRATTO N HILL/ ttwnje leaving u ld West Ikw of STRATTON H IL L run South 77*H OT' Wm I 10 M (Ml/ ttwnc* North 04*IS‘I1" Wm I S71J0 Im I; ttwnc* N 01*4S’5I’’ East 4M X fMt/ ttwnca South X*14*K" 10.X toet to tt>* Point of Beginning. . From ttw Southwell corner d STRATTON HILL, a* recorded In PDI Book M, pages n through X , Public Records of Semlnql* County, Florid*, run North 77*D OT*’ East along ttw South llna at u ld STRATTON H IL L MS.f* fMt to ttw Pdnl of Otfllrnlngj Ihanc# rut\ North S7*U'X" Eatl 117.40 fMt/ ttwnc* North 47*14*14" East 177.11 toaf/ ttwnca keying u ld South lint of STRATTO N HILL, run South 11*45 00" Weil tt.fl Im I; ttwnca South 47*1*14" West 177 77 (M l)' ttwnca South 77*11*0)" Watl K .M toal to tha Pdnf ol Beginning. ; , » i PARCELS, l > HOLES 1 0 - I I - 1 4 - I S - 14-17 Begin at ttw Souttwatt cornar of Sacllon A Townthip X South.. Rang* X East; ttwnca N 0 T * irx ‘* W along the south line of u ld Sacllon 1 a distance of 444.77 Im I to a pdnt, u ld point being th* Norttwatl corner ef ttw Wm I to of lha Norttwad U d ttw Northeast D of (action A Townthip X South, Rang* X East; ttwnca S 0*lff«"< W along ttw u ld east llna of ttw Was! to ot ttw Norttwatl to of ttw Northeast to of Sacllon I a dltfanca of X1.(4 toat to a concrete monument/ ttwnc* S X*X'54’’ W a dltfanca ot 4(1.7) toot fo a concrete monument/ ttwnc* N 17»17*»" W a dltfanca of 14.(4 toat to a eoncreta monument; (hence I iTHffM " W a dltfanca of 1X.J7 f u ll to a concrete monument/ ttwnc* N X * i r n " W a dltfanca ot 44) 07 Im I fo * concrete monument/ ttwnc# N Tttofflt" W a distance of 1I4.X fu f to a r point, Mid Jlnfi u ld point lying on ttw future easterly Tlmacuan Boulevard, Mid polnl alto lying en> curve u ld curve being concave to ttw souttwatt having a / radlut f t X I .17 fMt, • canlral anal* of 11*14*45". being referenced by • chot< bearing ef N W*)0'J4" E end a chord dltfanca distance ot 114.X X 4 .U toal/ toeti Ittw rA •long u ld curve and u ld future rightlet-way of-w/ llna an arc dlilanca w 1M.K toal lo a point ol tangancy; thanca enc# IN eros’U'* E along u k f future rlghl of-way line a dltfanca ot‘ x o .K Im I to a pdnl at beta concave to ttw northwest haying > curvature, u ld curve being radius of IS4.4I fMt, a central angk of MtoffX", twlng retotenciad b/. a chord tearing of N M i s ’it * E and a chord distance of 511.(7 todi ttwnce along u ld curve and along u ld M ure rlght of way Ik w passing Into tha aslstlng right-of-way ot enisling Tlmacuarf Bautovard and arc dlilanca ot X7 95 toaf to ttw pdnt ot fangoncy/. ttwnca along ttw aasferty right-of-way Ikw of u ld Tlmacuan Boulevard tha following bearings and distances, N 7*0*'14" E V dttfanc* of (O X toel to a point, u ld polnl telng a pdnt ef curvature u ld curva telng concave fo ttw souttwait having a radlut of S74.U M0to of 4**0ff0ff’, telng nforencad by a chouf tearing of N 11*04 :*’* E end e chord dltlanco ot 444.(1 feet; Ihens* •long u ld curva an arc dltfanca of 4X.(1 toal to ttw pdnt « tangancy/thenc# H 51*0*’It” E a dlitanca of X . X toat to a point.' u id pdnl telng a polnl of cvrvolura, u ld curva being concave to Itie rwrthwMf having a radius ol SM.04 toat. a canlral angk of D*X*x7, telng Ktorancad by a chord tearing of N J f t f U ” E and a chood lH ,f m*oc* »•“ cwv* an ere dlilanca ■*( m t * toat to a point of reveru curvature, u ld curva being concrtb ta Ite touthuit having a radlut of U K to#t, a central angle X *1*XMI", being referenced by a chord beering of N n*)*'4|" chord dlslonce of M .U toots ttwnc* along u ld curve an arc X 17.X (M l to a ~ * -‘ -* ...... ........ ttw proposed irvglfl lltol'le** e, and a chord dltfanca ef 110.x fad/ ttwnc* a lo ^ i___ curve an arc knglh of 117-4* kef foe pdnt of reveru curvature, Mid curve telng concave to ttw south***! having a radlut of UXO toque g y *1 ^ * W J % jt a d telng referenced by a chord booMg of N 47*171) E and a chord dltfanca ot M .U toots ttwnce along u ld curve toavlng th# rlghtef-way lint ef u ld Tlmacuan Boulevard, (CanttaMdan PagaTB) t �8 m ford Harald, Sanford, Florida - Wadnaaday, Juna M , 1W4 - TB Legal Notices Legal Notlcgg (Conflnvd tram Pag*(El _ along the propoetd southerly right ol way lint of Shelley Road an | arc distance e« 17.00 leot *o a point,■thonco N 0 l»M 'li" E a dlitanca o { 7.N faat to a point. Mid point bolng a point of curvature. Mid curvo bolng concav* to Itto southwest having a radio* ot 1S IK toot, a I central angle of Sa-00'44". bolng ratoroncod by a chord bearing ot S •f'Jr'O*" E and a chord dlitanca ot 1044 laott thence along Mid I V »nd along Mid propoiod right ot way lino an are dlitanca ot [M 4 4 f toot to a point; thane* S *4*0'41" E along Mid propoaad |rfaht ol way Una a dlitanca ot S41.M faat to a point; thane* S FI0*00'JO" W leaving Mid propoiad right of way llna a dlitanca ot 1171 ** tool to a point; thonco 1 W M / r 1W a dlitanca ot 707 *1 toot to ta/oncrato monument; thane* N 31*4511" E a dlitanca ot laO.IO tool " i a concrot* monument; thanca I 77*1170" E a dlitanca ot SI 11 taat J a concrete monument, thanca I 30-44'M" E a dlitanca ot 44.04 taat ga concrete monument; lhanc* S O 0 1 W " W a dlitanca of M.4* taol i a concrot* monument; thane* S ]t*]7‘M " W a dlitanca at I14.lt It to a concrot* monumanl; thane* S I 7-33'X" w a dlitanca at 70 00 I to a concrata monument; thenco 111*S4'n" W adtitancooltt.il I to a concrot* monumanl; thane* S 77*W I T - W a dlitanca ot 771 teat to a concrete monument; thenco S S**ir4*’' E a dlilanc* 140 00 teat to a concret* monument; thanca tt lt*0*'lt" E a plane* ot 171.47 taat to a concrete monument; lhanc* N *0*01'I t " E llilanc* ot 541.11 teat to a concrata monument; thanca N I>I4‘17" dlilanc* of 110 77 feel to a concrot* monument; lhanc* tt rst" W a dlilanc* ot 0 1 K teat to a point. Mid point lying on th* I southerly right of way lino of Shealay Road Mid point alio I a point ot curvature. Mid curve being concav* lo th* northaait I a radlu* of I7M 00 feat, a central angle ot TMI'70" and being I by a chord bearing ot S M'St'OO" E a chord dlitanca of I taol;l thonco along Mid curve and Mid propoetd right of way IE i a dlilanc* of 1444* taat to th* point at tangancy* lhanc* ft r ■ along laid propoiad right*! way lino a dlilanc* of I14.M to a point; thane* S 0*10’44" W leaving Mid propoud t*lw ay IIn* a dlilanc* ot 10 00 foot to a potnt; lhanc* S i *07'47" dlilanc* of 70410 taat to a concret* monumanl, thane* 1 W ■ a dlitanca ot lll.OI foot I* a concrat* monumanl; Ihence 1I*J7'94" W a dlilanc* of IP0.04 taat to a concrata monument; 1 1 04*44*40" W a dtitanca ot 10.ro taat to a concrata monument; I I H ip 'll" ■ a dllienee at H I 04 toot to a point, m M point : an th* **tth lino of Section 4 Tewnihlp 10 South, Rang* » it; lhanc* I O TariO" W along Mid eouth lino at Soctkan 70 a anc* at 74111 f**t to a point; thonco H 41*Ir 40" W a dlilanc* of S U toot to * point; thanco S I T 4770" W a dlitanca of *Q0 00 faat la amt; thanca N U-t?'48" W a dlilanc* ot 147 17 faat to a point. Mid nt lying on th* louth lino el Mid Section 4; thonco S PH4T10" W ng Mid louth lino at Section 4 a dlitanca ot U 7.n feel to th* Point Deginning, and bolng iub|*ct to any and all right! of way or n lie tf -— ' DUELS; HOLES I t - t l fin at th* EaiMe corner of Section 5, Townihlp 70 South, Range I Beil. Seminole County, Florida; Ihence S *f*7*'l*" E a dlilanc* of l l . n teal to a point, thane* S 00-H'I2" E • dlilanc* of 400 00 foot lo I point; thonco S 1*71'IS" E a dlilanc* at 114 *1 taat to a concrat* It; thanca S tH iro t" E a dlitanca at ttl.ll foot to a crot* monument; ihence S SHM 'lt" E a dlitanca of 171.14 fact to croto monumanl; thanca S 0-04'S?" E a dlilanc* of 1014* toot 1 Concrat* monument; thence S 17*1I I I " W a dlilanc* ol 101. I* t to e concrete monument, teld potnt tying on tfte propoied north hl ot way Una ol Ihoaley Road, lhanc* along Mid propoead hlqf way llna th* following boarlngi and distance*. $ M -o rie " W “ itanc# at 144 74 toot to a point ot curvature. Mid curvo being *v* to th* Northern having * radlu! ot 1170 00 taol. a central I ol 74*77*01", being referenced by a chord bearing ot N •IT t4" W, and a chord dlitanca ol 17114 faet; Ihence along Mid 1 an arc dlilanc* ol 140 II teat to a point of langency. thenco N t“41" W a dlitanca ol 1*7 14 feet lo a point; lhanc# N 1*074*" W . m M north propoead right otway llna of Shaaley Road a dlitanca ot 41*. 1* tael to a concrat* monument; thanca N e*0e'0i" E I dlitanca at 747 4* f:«l to a concral* monument; Ihence N 77*47' 7I" * dlilanc* ol l l t l * loot to a concrete monument; thence N *4717" W a dlitanca ol 714 77 loot to the Point of Beginning LESS any pert thereof lying within TIMACUAN UNIT y. according >the plat thereof ei recorded In Plat Bool 41. Pegei 7A1 | P A R C IL !i TIMACUAN CLUB HOUSE DESCRIPTION Traci TIMACUAN; PHASE I. according to the Piet thereof at recorded In Plel Booh 14. Pegei 44 through 41 ol the Public |Recordtof Seminole County, Florida alher with all ttructurti. Improvement!, flxluroe. appliance! end appurtenance! on Mid land! or uied In conjunction therewith WITNESS my hand and olllclal M*l ol Ihli Court at Sanford. | Sam Inole County, F lor Id*, thli I Slh day ot J une. Ietc |(COUflT SEAL) Maryonnt Mori* At Clark ol th* Circuit Court By: JanaE.Jaeawk Deputy Clerk f P * lllh : June7*4 July*. t*»4 OES-177 NOTICE Th# II. Johni River Water Management Olitrlct hae received an application tor Wetland Rteourca Management protect from: . FLORIDA D EP AR TM EN T OF TRANSPORTATION. 71* SOUTH VfOODLAND BOULEVARD. OELAND, FL 77770. application 111 1170104AD received an Juno t7, l**4. Th* protect H located In Seminole County, Section* 17 4, 14, Townihlp 71 South. Rang* 21 B ill. The application II lor EXCAVATION AND F IL LIN G ASSOCIATED W ITH WIDENING OF STATE ROAD 47* FROM PEARL LAKE CAUSEWAY T O DOUGLAS AVE. Th* racalvlng wltorbodtot are the L IT T L E W EKIVA RIVER. LAKE HA R R IET 4 PEARL LAKE. CANTERBURY CORPORATION. 1740 UNIVERSITY BOULE VARO. SUITE 700, W IN TER PARK, FL 777*7. application 117-117 OlOtA received on June 14. I*f4 Th* protect li located In Seminole County, Section 14. Townihlp 71 South, Ring* Jl Gail Th* tdplkallon li tor EXCAVATION AND FILLIN G ASSOCIATED WITH THE CONSTRUCTION OF A SINGLE FAM ILY SUQDIVI SION KNOWN AS EAST KINGSBRIDGE JO IN T VENTURE Th* receiving waterbody ll LONG LAKE REFORM ED THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY, toll M AITLAND CENTER COMMONS, SUITE 101. M AITLAND. FL 11711. eppllca ugn fII I17O1I0A received on Juno 14, 1**4. Th* protect It located In Seminole County, Socllon 14. Townihlp 21 South, Ring* 21 Eail. Th* kppllcatton le tor EXCAVATION AND FILLING TO SERVE THE CULVERT/BRIDGE CROSSINGS OF LONG LAKE O UTFALL CHANNEL. Th* receiving waterbody It LONG LAKE. ' MOOICA 4 ASSOCIATES. JAMES V MOOICA. 310 ALMOND ST.. CLERMONT. FL 14711. application 111-117 0I1IAG received on Juno II. 1**4. Th* pro|ocl ll localod In Seminole County, Soctlont 71 4 14. Townihlp 10 South, Rengei X 4 11 Eail. Th* eppllcallon ll tor EXCAVATION AND FILLIN G ASSOCIATED WITH THE CON I f RUCTION FOR W INTER SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL "AAA ". O VER S TR EET INVESTM ENT CO . P O. BOX III. ORLANDO. F I 17*01, eppllcallon f 11-117 0112A received on June 11. 1*14 Th* protect le localod In Seminole County, Soctlont 01. 04. 0*. 10 4 II. Townihlp X South. Rang* 1* Eail. Th* application li tor P LA C E M E N T OF F IL L M A T E R IA L IN TO AN E X IS TIN G W ATER SO F-TH E-STATE DITCH FOR TWO ROAO CROSSINGS AT BENT TR E E ESTATES OOLF ANO COUNTRY CLUB. The fllati) containing each of th* abov* lilted application (*) era available lor impectlon Monday Ihrough Friday except for legal holldayi, 4:00 a m. lo S;00 p.m. at th# St. John* River Water Management Olitrlct Headquarter* or Ih* appropriate Held office written objection* lo Ih* application may be mod*, bul ihould be (ll*d with (received by) Ih* Dtitrkt Clark. P O Box Ml*. Palalka, Florida X I 71147*, no leter than 14day* from th*ditool publication. Written objections thou Id Identity Ih* oblector by name and addrati. 4nd fully describe Ih* ob|*cllon to Ih* application. Filing a written objection doe* not enlltto you to a Chapter 110. Florida Statute!, Admlnltlratlv Hearing. Only IhoM pereoni whoi* lubtlenllel Inlereiti are elite led by Ih* eppllcallon and who III* a palltlon mealing Ih* requirements ol Section 4001.511, F.A.C., mey obtain an Admlnltlratlv* Hairing. All llmaly Iliad wrllltn ob|ecllon* will b* preienled to th* Board foe comlderallon In III dellbaratlon on eppllcallon prior to th* Board taking action on th* application Shannon H. Barlcan, Sr. Parmll Data Technician Permit Del* Service* Division *1. Johni River Water Management Olitrlct Publish: June M. 1114 D E S lif OFF THE LEASH© by W.B, Park ./ W V r -n t r " W /S " ' / < * ■ L tfm t IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OP TH E E IB H TIB M TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP FLORIDA, IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL OIVIIION C*m Na. M -U lC A -li-I FIRST UNION MORTOAOE CORPORATION. Plaintiff, K. BERNARD FORD. HUNTERS RESERVE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, INC. and UNKNOWN TENANTS/OWNBRS. Dalandanfi. NOTICE OP SALR Nolle* la hereby p lv n , pureu ant to a Pinal Judgment at Ferae totur# ter Plaintiff antorad In toll caul*. In Ih* Circuit Court ot Seminole County, Flor­ ida, I wilt Mil th* property iltualed In Seminole County. Florida, deecrlbod a*; Unit 714, Building It, H U N T­ ER ’S RESERVE. Ph*M X. a Condominium and an undivided Interact In Ih* land, common aliment* and common eyenw s appurtonont to Mid Unit, all In accordance with and sublact to ih# covenant*, condition*, r* strictton*. term* and other pro vlliam at that Declaration of Condominium at H U N TE R 'S RESERVE, a Condominium, a* recorded In O.R. Book i m , Pag* HO, and amended by Admlnltlratlv* Amendment re­ corded at O.R. Baak M il, Pag* 1774, all In Ih* Public Record! ol Seminolo County, Florida, and at per plat thereof recorded In Condominium Book, If. Pago* 17 17, Public Record* Ot Semi nol* C o u n ty , F lo r id * a* amended from lima to tlmo. Including but not limited to that certain amendment recorded In O.R. Book 7107. Pago 70*. of the Public Rocordl of Seminole County, Florid*. end commonly known a*: IM R aiarva C ircle , Unit 11*. Oviedo, Florida 77741. at public Ml*, to ttw hlghatl and bait bidder, tor caih, *1 th* weet front door ta ih* Samlnol* County CourthouM. In Sanford. Florida, at It:M am ., on July l l #If u Deled ihlt )4th day ot Juno. IW4. MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol Circuit Court By: JanaE. Jaeawk Deputy Clerk Publlih; Jun e7t4 J u ly 4, IM4 O ES 144 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA PROBATE OIVISION File Ne. 44-147*CP IN RE: ESTA TE OF CCCELIAPRINCIPE Detected NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING C L A IM S OR D E M A N D S A G A IN S T T H E A B O V E E S TA TE ANO ALL O TH ER PERSONS IN TE R E S TE D IN TH E E S TA TE: YOU ARE HER EBY NOTI F IE D that ttw admlnlitration of tho etlato ot CECELIA PRIN CtPE. decootod. Fit# Number ye 147 CP. le pertina in in* Circuit Court ter Seminal* County. Florida, Prabato Olvl< lion. Ih* oddree* ot which ll M ARYANNE MORSE. Clock ol Itw Circuit ond County Court! Proboto Dlvlilon, P.O. Orewer " C " Sanford. FLX77I Th* name and addrati ot th* penonal rapraianlatlva'i at lornoy ll Ml lorlh below. All partoni having claim* or demand! egalnit Ih* eilet* are required, W IT H IN T H R E E MONTHS FROM THE DATE KOF THE FIRST PUBLICA TION OF THIS NOTICE, to fllo with ih# clerk ot tho obovo court a written ilelemenl of any claim or demand they may have. Each claim mutl be in writing and mutt indicate Ih* bail* lor th# claim, Itto name and addrtei ol Ihe creditor or hll ogont or attorney, and th* amount claimed. II ttw claim I* not ytt due, th* data whan It will become due thall bo lilted It th* claim le contingent or unll quldeled. Iha nature ol tho uncertainty lhall be Italed. The claimant thall deliver tulflclont coplat ol th* claim to Ih* Clark lo mall on* copy ta each par tonal repreientallv*. All partoni Inlarotlad In Iha •tlato th whom a copy ot thli N O TIC E OF A D M IN IS TR A ­ T IO N ha* boan mailed ere required, W IT H IN T H R E E MONTHS FROM TH E DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to III* any objection* lhey mey have that challenge* Ih* validity ol ttw decedent'* will, Ih* quallllcaHorn ol th* porionai rape# lanlatlva, or th* vanu# er lurlidlcllon of ttw court. A L L CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AN D O B JE C T IO N NO T SO F IL E D W ILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Oat* of th* tint publication ol Ihli Nolle# ol Admlnlitration: June H , 11*4. Steven Rlul ISHN.CorelwoodsBWd., Fern Perk, FL127X Pereonal Rtpr* tentative olttw Eilat* ol CECELIA PRINCIPE Deceatod W ILLIAM W. CARPENTER, ESQ. 440 E. Highway 4)4 Long wood. FL 12710 1407) 4X 7711 PLB4rNo. 141037 Attorney for RtpraMnlatlv* Publlih: Jun*M 4 July*, 1tt4 OES-1SS Laqal Nolfcaa | Lagal Notlcgg IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA i PRORATE OIVISION PH* Nembar M-SJ7-CP IN RE i ESTATE OP HERMAN I,COHEN Deceased NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION Th* admlnlilrallan at Ih* aifat* 0< HERMAN I. COHEN, d a c a a ia d . P ll# N u m b e r 04-S17CP, I* pending In Iha Circuit Court tor SEMINOLE County, Florida, Probata Divi­ sion. th* addriM ol which li P.O. DRAWER C. SANFORD, F L O R ID A )> m -0 4 l* . Th * *4 Ih* porionai repreMnlallva'l *1torney are tar tortti bekw, A L L IN T E R E S T E D P E R ­ SONS ARE N O TIFIED TH A T: All portoni an whom ihli notice li Mrved who hav* ob lectlont that challenge th* valid Ity a! Itto will, th* qualification* of Ih* portonal repretentellve. venue, or jurisdiction of thli Court art required to III* tholr objection* with this Court W IT H IN T H E L A T R R OP T H R U MONTHS A F T E R THE D A TE OP THE FIR ST PUBLI­ CATION OP THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY DATE A F T E R THR D A T E OP SERVICE OP A CO PT OP THIS NOTICE ON THEM . All creditor* of ttw decedent end other per tons having Claim* er demand* against decedent'! aetata on wham a copy of this notice le tervod within thro* month* after ttw dato of th* tint publication of thli nolle* mult til* tholr claim* with Ihlt Cawrf W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OP TH R EE /MONTHS A F TE R THE D ATE OP THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OP THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY DATS A F TE R THE D A T E OP SERVICE OP A COPY OP THIS NOTICE ON THEM . All other crtdlfari at th* decedent and pertom having claim* or demand! against ttw decadent'* eilet* mutt til* Itwlr claim* wllh Ihli court W ITHIN TH R EE /MONTHS A F TE R THE DATE OP THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OP THIS NOTICE. A L L CLAIMS. DEM ANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO PILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Th* data ol ttw first public# tton of this Nolle* li June 14, IVV4. Per tonal Repreeontallve: AUDREYC. GORDON IO O R ALCO UR T PITTSFORD. NY I4S74 Attorney lor Fertonal Repreiantetlve: B.ANOREW DUTCHER DUTCHER. HAGELBERT 4 ZATKOW1KY IX ALLENS CREEK ROAO ROCHESTER. NY IM1I Telephone 71*114 0040 Florida Bar No : 01M071 Publish; June 144 July*. 1444 OES 144 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E E IG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO POR SEMINOLE COUNTY, PIONIOA CIRCUIT CIVIL DIVISION CASE NOl 4J-40M C A 14 ■ FLA BAR NO. 144414 MIDP HUT BANK. ITAT4 SAVI NOS BANK, on Oklahoma corporation,** Aulgrw# *1 GOVERNM ENT NATIONAL MORTOAOE ASSOCIATION. *l AMlgnee at MAPLE M ORTOAOE INC . at Ati/gna* OfCHASB HOME MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plalnlllf v. AIRELIOM IONNI a/k/a AURELIOM. ZONNI, Defendant! NOT ICE OP SALE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 41 NOTICE IS HER EBY GIVEN pursuant to *n Order of Final Summary Judgment of Foreclo­ sure doled 73rd day *1 Juno. 1444, and entered In Caw No. 44 0040 CA 14 E In ttw Circuit Court ol ttw 11th Judicial Circuit In and ter Samlnol* County, Florida, wherein M IO FIR ST B A N K . S T A T E S A V IN O S BANK, an Oklahoma Corpora­ tion, at Assign** ol GOVERN­ M E N T N A T IO N A L M O R T ­ O A O E A SSO C IA TIO N , ai Assign** ol M APLE M OR T­ OAOE INC., *• Aielgno* ol CHASE HOME M OR TOAOE ASSOCIATION. I* th* Plalnlllf and AIRELIO M. ZONNI a/k/a AUR EM O M. ZONNI ll Ih* Dafandant, I will tall to Ih* hlghatl and bait bidder tor cath at tlto wail front door ol Ih* courthouse In Sanford, Seminole County. Florida, at 11:470 o'clock a.m. on Ih* 34th day at July, 1444, th* following described property o* eel lorlh In th* laid O r d t r ol Flnot Sum m ary Judgment, to wit: Th* North 111.00 faot el Lot 1. LESS th* Eail X 40 faat thereof. Block A. SLOVAK VILLAGE SUBDIVISION, according to th* Plat ttwroot i i rocordad In Plal Book I. Pag* IS. Public Records of Seminal* County. Florida. D A TE D THIS 14lh day ol June, 1444. AM ERICANS W ITH DISA­ B ILITIES ACT (ADA) NOTICE. Individual* wllh dlM bllltkl noodlng a reasonable accom­ modation to participate In this proceeding should contact ttw Court Administrator'* Oftk* at •oon a i poitlbla. Telephone (X7) (74-7010! Or. It hearing Impaired, I 400 4111771 ITO D Il Or 1 (0G41S4770 (V) Via Florida Rally Service. MARYANNE MORSE Clerk olttw Circuit Court By: JaneE. Jeiewlc Deputy Clark Publlih: June 74 b July 4,1444 OES 143 <r H -A -l-R. CELEBRITY CIPHER CeNbnty Cpho; cryptogram* w* created Irom quoUUon* by la m u people, pail ind preeam fech M e , n da cWwr uende lor enotfwr redeye ckto O ague* R *M LZ r C V A J P C B Z U J HOCB UC FN . WCAl NIWI •WCAl PORT! •LOCAUBtTOMAU MDPLl. HEALTHA FfTNEW■EDUCATION■BUSB*» MC MLZ RLYM A Y K IL . 1 Don’t MIm A Single I**uei R YJ MC NT ZYW L ZY OM BYWZ N — UC YVU JCK ( R C I Z U F Y V ) 8 F A A L F PWN. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: *Th« language ol IM law must nol b « foreign to Ih* sara ol those who are to obey it.' — Judge Learned Hind. Ltflgl NotlCM IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE 1ITM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND POR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. M-taa-CA-14-B WILLIAM R. AVE RA. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE EIDHTEBNTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT INANDPOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Plaintiff. CASE NO. 44-1174-CA I4-W C ITY OP SANFORD POLICE D EP AR TM EN T, JA M IS C H A R L IS CHRISTIANSEN. ANO U N ITED STATBSOP AMERICA, Dafandant*. NOTICE OP SALE Pursuant to Pinal Judgment entered In Ih* above Ity led action on th* 13rd ot June, 1444, th* following doter Ibad property In Samlnol* County, PierIda: Lei 7. LAKE LUCERNE, ac­ cording le Ih* map er plat thereofat recorded In Plat It, Pag* 71, •> th* Public Record! et Seminole County, Florida. •avail be told at Public Sato an tfw llif day *f July. 1444*1 IliM a.m. at th* west front door *f th* Samlnol* County CourthouM. M l N. Park Av* . laniard. Florida by th* undartlgnad Clark of Itto Circuit Court In and tor Semlnof# County, Florida, inc* with ittw Amer­ In accordance ican* With OUabillttot Act. parwllh Alabtlltla* needing a •pacial accommodation to parfidpaf* In this proceeding thouid contact Court Adminis­ tration at i r North Oranpa A vanu#, lull* i m , Orlande, ll, totopfwrw 1407) lator thanwvan 17) prior te tha pracaadlne. It hadrlng Im p a ire d, I T D D ) 1 4M 4111771, *r Vale# (V I 110*4114774, via F tor Ida Raiay S#rvlc#t Dated this 24th day ef June. 1444. MARYANNE/MORSE Clerk of the Circuit Court Semlnei* County, Florida ■y: JanaE. Jaeowic a* Deputy Clark MARVIN L. BEAMAN. JR., ESO MARVIN L BEAMAN, JR., FA *01N. Wy morel Winter Park. FL 337447*43 407 4M4JOO FI*. Bar No 177711 Attorney fer Plaintiff Publlth: Juna74and July *. 1444 DESKS Plalnlllf, v*. CORNELIUS M ONTAL DAVIS, Dafandant. NOTICE OP FORFEITURE PROCEEDING TO : CORNELIUS M .DAVI1 1110WE ST 3RD S TR E E T SANFORD. PL 22771 and all other* who claim an Intom l In the below described Chtol Ralph Rum *II, of Itw Sanford Polled Department, Seminal* County, Florida, through Ml oltlceri, invest!**, tors ar agents, m i ted ttw *ub|*ct property, to-wit: 12.(7100 U.S. CURRENCY on May 1. 14*4. at or near Seminole County, Florida, and It pmently holding said properly tor Itw purpote of forfeiture pursuant to Section* 40.7*17*7, Florida Statutes, h a l R E ­ QUESTED that an ttonarabto Judg* *1 ttw Circuit Court. ■ Ight**nth Judicial Circuit, S*mlnoto County, Florida, a Finding ol Probable C net be tortel tod to th* abev* agency You will fee eent a copy of th* Finding *t Probable Cave* one* It I* signed by th* Judg* and ll will advlM you haw and whan to r**pand to Ihli requett far tor(el lure I H ER EB Y C E R TIF Y that a true and correct copy at th* torageing ha* boon furnlehod to tha above named addreeeaa by U.S. registered mall. r«tum receipt requested, this 17th day •f June. 1444 NORMAN R.W OLFINGER STATE ATTO R N E Y B Y: Ann* B. Rkharde-Rutbarg Assistant State Attorney PtorIda Bar f l« 7 « l Oftk* of ttw Slat* Attorney 180 East Plr*t 1treat Sanford. PL *7771 X7 77175)4 Publlth: June MB 74and July 1*0,1444 DBS-111 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP TH E tMb JUO ICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND POR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE N O .4 4 -tlt* C A -l* l SANFORDAIRPORT AU TH O R ITY OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, P LOR IDA. a speclal district and corporal* politic, Petitioner, u. K EN N ETH J. HOOOEl SHERYL HOOOE: LAWRENCE O. SMITH: CHAHLYNE J. SMITH: SEMINOLE EM PLOYM EN T ECONOMIC D EVELO PM EN T CORPORATION: U S. D E P A R TM E N TO F TH E T R E A S U R Y -IN T E R N A L REVENUE SERVICe, AM SOUTH BANKOF FLORIDA, t/k/a OR ANOE BANK: HILLAR Y A SONS. INC. a Florida Carparatton; SHIRLEY A. SCOTT l/k/a SHIRLEY M. SMITH: FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK l/k/a ATLAN TIC NATIONAL BANKOF SANFORD; DOCTOR'S COLLECT ALL, INC. a Florida corporation, COOISCO. INC. d/b/a COASTLINE OIST. OF M IAMI; RAY VALDES aa Tax Collector of Samlnol* County, Florida; and ttw unknown •pouactef ttw abov*. It any; Itwlr heir*, davit***, assign***, grantee*, creditor*, leteoei, executor*, administrator), mortgagee*, judgment creditor*, truetoe*, lienholder*, perton* In poieenlan and any and all ottwr parean* having er claiming to hav* any right, lit la er Interest by. through, under or age met th* above named Defendants, or ottwrwlM claiming any right, till*, or Intoroet In ttw rail proparty described in ihlt action, wot leg op action in tiwsweHTOomAiie ' (A N D N O T IC I OP P aTITIO N D A T E ) ' R ‘V 1, TO : All Oatondant* named In Schedule A. •|tach*d..toM MM IM claiming Intereel by, through, under,' or agalnal '.m* named DefendanIt; and to all parttoa having or claiming to hav* any right, till*, or Intom l an th* property described In Schedule A. A palltlon In eminent domain proceeding ha* bean filed to acquire certain property Interest* In Seminole County. Florid*. Each Defendant is required to serve written detenMf to the pennon on PetiUorwr's attorney, whew name and addrati I* shown below, on or betore August 1. 1444, end I* III* Itw original of Ih* detenses with Itw Clark of this Court either baler* service on Itw Petitioner's attorney or Immediately there*tier, showing what right, IIII*. Inter**I. or lien th* O* tendonI has in or to ttw property described In Ih* petition, and to show cause why that property should not b* token ter ttw uses end purpoees Ml forth In ttw petition. II any Defendant talk to do to. a default will b* antored against that Defendant tor ttw rtllel demanded In Itw petition. (PLEASE TAK E NOTICE that a Declaration *1 Taking ha* boan Iliad In thl* co um and that Pallttonar will apply tor an Order ef Taking and any ottwr Order th* Court doom* proper before ttw Honorable O H . Eaten. Jr., one of the lodges ol Ihlt Court, on th* 2nd day of September, A O . 1444. *11: X o'clock P.M. In chamber* at th* Samlnol* County CourthouM at Sonlord. Florid*. All Oatondant* In this action may request a (waring at Ih* lima and place designated and bt heard. Any Defendant falling to III* a request tor a hearing •hall waive any right to object to the Order of Taking.) WITNESS M Y HAND ANO TH E SEAL ol laid Court on Itw 17th day of Juna, A.D., 1444. (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE C LER K O F TH E CIRCUIT COURT By: Ruth King Deputy Clerk Attorney fer Pell Iloner W ILLIAM L. COLBERT. ESQUIRE F tor Ida Bar No. 1117*1 STENSTROM.McINOIH, JULIAN, COLBERT, WHICH AM A SIMMONS. P.A. 100 West First Slraal, Suit* t l Post Ottlc# Box 4(41 Sanford. Florid* 33777 4*4* (X7) 3211171 A (34 JII4 Parsons wllh a disability who noad a special accommodation to partklpat* In mis proceeding should confect Disability Coordinator at X I North Park Avanu*. Suit* N X I, Sanford. Florida0 0 1 , at toast live (St day* prior to the proceeding. Telephone: (407) 0S-41X. axt. 407; 1 S0G«SS-(77I (TOOuteraonly). S C H E D U LE A KEN N ETH J. HOOGE - PARCEL 0 A ISA SHERYL D. HOOOE 1104 PoinMtla A venue Orlando. FL 0(04 LAWRENCE O .S M I T H - PARCEL 11A11A CHARLYNE J. SMITH Post Olllc* Box 1(7 Klllarney, F L 0 7 X SEMINOLE EM PLOYM EN T ECONOMIC DEVELO PM EN T CORPORATION - PARCEL 0 A U A Horae* Or r 1011Sanford Avanu* Sanlord. FL 0771 DEP AR TM EN TO F TREASURY INTER NAL REVENUE S E R V IC E -P A R C E L 11AS IA . e/o Robert W. Oaniman U.S. Attorney - Middle District Ml Federal Building 10 North Hugtwy Av*. Orlando. F L U S H AMSOUTH BANKOF FLORIDA, t/k/a ORANOE BANK - PARCEL U A ISA P.O. BoxSMOOl SI North Orange Avenue Orlando. P L 0(14 HILLARY A SONS, INC. - PARCEL 0 A ISA Shaun J. Hillary 414 Slat* Read SO Orev*land, FL 147M SHIRLEY A. S C O T T -P A R C E L 0 A I M t/k/a SHIRLEYM . SMITH 1141Cai neron A venu* Sanlord. FL 1177) FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK (/k/a A TLAN TIC NATIONAL BANKOF SANFORD - PARCEL 0 A 0 A Andrew Robert*. City President 101 East First S tm t Santord. PL 0 0 1 OOCTOR'S CO LLECT ALL, INC. - PARCEL 0 A 0 A Sttven O. Becker Post Olllc* Box 4X304 Atlanta. OA70U1 COOISCO. INC. d/b/a COASTLINE DIST.OF MIAMI - PARCEL 0 A ISA LawrancaJ.Phalln 01 East Robinson. Sulla *00 Orlande, PL 0001 RAY VALOES, SEMINOLE COUNTY TA X COLLECTOR - PARCEL 0 A 0 A Robert A. McMillan, Esqulr# KOI East First S tm t Sanford. FL077I Publish: Ju n a n * July4, H A M , 1444 OES 740 CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando • Winter Park 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 CLASSIFIED 0€PT. HOURS 14 COWMtUBvt tklMB___ _ 87*•(In* 8:00AJ8* 1:80P.M. . MONDAYthru FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY 8 SUNDAY 7 eonadcuHvEBut**............. TOtalirw 3comaeuthx thM*....------H o llna llfcfld____ - ________ 11.11aim* Rafts M p*f MSue, bans on 3Do** *3 Uimb Minimum PRIVATE PARTY RATES NOW ACCEPTING Schedukng may inefuda Hweld Advorttoor X WW*d«l ot wi oddieonai day CancX whan you pet m id* Pay only tot days you ad run* at rata earned Ua* M Baacnpeon tw toeteit roataa Copy mual totow oocopubto typo grafXvcX term -Commercial frequency raw* a DEADLINES Tuetday thru Friday 12Noon Th# OeyBofcwe Pubecebon Sunday 12 NoonFrtdey •Monday I X P M Friday A D J U S T M E N T S A N O C R C D TTS : In Mid ouqnt of on orrar In t roBRonoltli for tha tint InbarUon onft and enfy ft tts# oxford o< tho boot of that mevnion. m m c m your av wm acaunay wm fiftl aay n rvnd. 23— Lp«f* Found FREE Tn aaporSaWanto Tampa Samlnala Bingo, a Acas Charter A Tours 1000(47 210 31— Ptrsonsla ADOPTIONS P m medical car*, transferlallan, counMilng, private doctor plus living axpentes Ear 037111 Clearwater AtSerwey 114* REWARD tor Information >■---- « --- |ka IV I,i ^m tons that stoto the pop up w m parkad In Lakovtow Apartments parking tot an Lbk* Mary Blvd. Stolen somotlm# Wednesday-Friday. Need pasitlv proof *04-07# 23— Spsclsl Wnticss ^abnPrl^ar^jdlMiyKa^ 23— Loti A Found LOST K ITTE N , Mack w/ white cheat and pears. Apprax. a mg*. *fd Jink ins Clr. A Pork A v . REW ABOM O-ini Lvgal Nottcvs IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT, ■ fO H TEE N TH JUO ICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND POR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASS NO. 44+CA-I4-E KISLAK NATIONAL BANK, Plaintiff, B E T T Y J. ROBINSON, at al.. NOTICE OP SALE Notice le hereby given that, pursuant l* a Summary Judg­ ment ef Pomtowr*. I will Mil Itw following datcrlbM property located In Seminal* County, Florida: Lot* * and 7, Block P, NB A V I I A D D IT IO N TO SANFORD, according to ttw plat thereat *s w r d e d In Plal Book l. page IM, *1 ttw Public Racorde of Semlrwto County, Florida. Tagatnar wlthi Range; Refrigerator. at public tato. to ttw high**! bidder tor caeh, at ttw weet front door ot ttw Somlrwto County CaurSSttuw. Santord, Ftorlda. at n .M e .m .e n July >4. m « Americans (Mitt Oteabtllltoa Act (A D A I Nolle*; In ac cerdance with Itw American* with Oltabllllto* Act. with a disability w special accammed*hen to par­ ticipate In this proceeding should contact ADA Caordlantsr at M l North Park Avanu*. Sulla N X I , Santord. Florid# 0 0 1 at toast live daya prior to ttw proceeding. Telephone: (X7I 05-400 Ext. 407; 1#0*401771 ITD D ) or I SO*4551770 (V ), via Ftorlda Relay Service. WITNESS my hand and Offklal Sail ot Mid Court Ihlt lath day ol June, 1444. (Sm I) M ARYANNE NURSE C LE R K O F CIR C U ITC O U R T By: Jarw E. Jasewlc Deputy Clark Publish: June 14A July 4.1444 FAX n w R c u ts in c o M ) TOUSMmHI MT0RNNNT1 4 0 7 -3 2 3 -9 4 0 8 Per converttonI and economi­ cal advertising, nothing beats Itw Sanford Herald. Fax us your ad to ttw Classltod Dipt, ond Include ttw folbwlng Information: * Billing nam*. oOOrest, and phone number a Contact nam* and phone number tor ad v r Ifleet Ion * Start dx* * Numbe of day* you would Ilk* you-ad to run II you h a v any questions, pleat* call Ih* Clatslllad Advertising Department al 111-1*11, M onda y-Frlda y, 1:00-1:0 27— Nuraary * Child Cart CAKING SOOTHER of 1 will babysit In my ham*. Reason obtorMvAnyegvmStM. MAGTA'4 D A YC AR E. Intont to preschool. HRS L/C.4S44 7 S3— Iwtinatf O V d rtM lW Iw LAWN SERVICE: Truck, trail er, equipment end accounts. Hell In STO'e. Growth poton Hal. 11IK 0744*0 VENDING ROUTE: Tired ol got rich quick dealt? Went a good, solid, roal business! W# got III Priced to soil. 31— Monty to Land Ktif DRIVINGM0 STIU. OCT TM MOREY! All you need It your lltl*. Jock Olamond tor appointment. 740-7474 O B I-M I IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OP TH E E IG H TE EN TH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AN D P O R SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA C IR C U ITC IV IL DIVISION C A S IN O ; 450*) C A E FLA BAR NO. 14*41* M IOFIRST BANK, STATE SAVINOS BANK, ate, Plalnlllf AIR ELIO M . ZONNI a/k/a AU R ELIOM . ZONNI.atal.. Defendants NOTICE OP SALE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 41 NOTICE IS H ER EB Y OIVBN pursuant to an Order ol Final Summary Judgment af Foreclo­ sure dated June 0 . 1444 and antored In Co m Ne. 4) 71*5 CA B In Ih* Circuit Court of ttw ttth Judicial Circuit In and tor S«mlnet* County. Florid*, wtwrtln M ID F IR IT BANK. S TA TE SAVINOS BANK, an Oklahoma Corporation, as Assignee et G O V E R N M E N T N A T IO N A L MORTOAOE ASSOCIATION, at Assign** ol MAPLE M ORT­ GAGE INC., aa Assignat ef CHASE HOME M ORTOAOE CORPORATION, IS th* Plaintiff and AIRELIO M. ZONNI a/k/a A U R E M O M. ZO N N I. and JANE OOE a/k/a MIAODALVA CANASQUILLO are ttw Defen­ dants, I will Mil I* th* highest and bast bidder tor cash at ttw west front door of ttw Court­ house In Sanlord, Somlnel* County, Plorld*, ot 11:00 o'clock a.m. on th* list day at July, 1444, ttw tallowing described property at Ml forth In ttw said O rd e r el P ina l S um m ary Judgment, towlt: Ttw Watt M.40 faat of Ih* Bast X 40 faat of Ih* North 10.80 foot ol Let 3. Block A, SLOVAK VILLAG E SUBDIVISION, ac­ cording to Itw Plat Itwraof at rocordad In Plat Book I, Pag* IS, Public Record* ol Samlnol* County. Florid*. D A TE D at Santord. Florida this 24th day of June, 14(4. AM ERICANS W ITH DISA­ B ILITIES A C T (AD A) NOTICE. Individuals with dltabllltla* naadlng a reasonable accom­ modation to partklpat* in thl* proceeding should contact th* Court Administrator'* Oftk* a* soon at possible. Telephone (0071*0-1171. MARYANNE MORSE Clarkef ttw Circuit Court By: JanaE. Jasowlc Deputy Clark Publish: June 744 July 4,1444 D ESK I 71— HalpWanlad * OMtVfRWANTED * Foil tlRto, Mutt b a v lato nsadaf scene tablets tor tocal deliver1*4 vttllslng personal vekkto. O R S tt-ix i » n ACT NOW) AVON Earn to 10%. No daor/daar, PT/FT lend! 0MIW/1-MO-(**-liaa_______ AODTOYOUR INCOME S ILL AVON NOWI CALL01-407or 70-0414 MENTS-REAL ESTATE! Nothing succeeds Ilk* success We r t well Into our 3rd decade al training tuccaealul agent*. No IkahM?............ Wa'll holpl WATSON REALTY CORP REALTORS 0 5 0M AfflllRSSllHR Wo train local work. IH 0 I4 0 S ASSISTANT MANMER Two years minimum fast food experience. Salary varies from 071 to 5100 par weak. High schoal diploma required. Resume and appHcalton ta; L a a ’ S P a m a u t R e cip e CtUcken, Santord. 30 17*3 Auto iMurxtco Ofdco Help 3/70 Lkantad Agent. Sanlord ottlc*. Exaarlanc* halplul. Multiple attic* agency. 07-770 er 4*4-40-4*7* EARN IMSl/IMII Por. Month. II you hav* courage call! 74l-S7M24kr.rec.my. C A B IN E T M A K E R AND L A M IN A TO R Minimum S veers experience. 04-1400 CAR P EN TER S *r CARPEN­ T E R HELP ER S . No call* altar tpm. Call S40KS* CHILDCARE WORKER HEEDED Part tlma position. Expert tnc* a plus. 01-7*0 Ask (or Joyce or Melody____________ DRIVERS REEDE0 A.O. CARRIERS. Tavarat. FI, a won established and grow­ ing Central Florida bated company otters you: o n * to Me por ml to * Up to tl,000 ml. por mo. * Stop OH Pey # Unloading Pey # Vacation Pay b Solely * Performance Benue * SpouM Riding Program aAvtrapt Trip 1-7 Days # Lato Model Convenltonel II you h a v I year* tractor traitor, OTR and snow and lea axpartonM pi w a good driving record, call: IK M 75N54 \ -HA �T » » > , I IVI . > t - Santord Hatald, Santord, Florid* - VVadngsday. June 29, 1994 71—Halp Wanted 71—Help Wanted CLERICAL DATA ENTRY HOUSEKEEPER WANTED caTimsaas PART TIME CLERICAL A S I cortlllod. J year* oiporl- Contact TRANSWORLD seRvicBsoaoupgcHM a CONSTRUCTION a SI00 wk I Local company naodt you I Ottar* pormanant potl llonplu* bonatlt*. Mira nowl eINVINTORV* a SUPERVISOR a laao wkl Plu*h co reed* you lo handle Inventory plu* tuparvlMworkartl Banallt*! F R I I RIOISTRATION AAA IM P LO TM IN T HOW. W b SI. n H I I I LAB OU RS N IIO IO . Skilled and untklllad. Day* CallbatwaonM • SPRINT STAFFINO,m - Silt F R I I R IO ISTR ATIO N AAA BMPLOVMBNT m w .tw its t.a s .H T s Dt Tn Nm 4 Eitri Many? Corn hundred! work Inf at homa procatsing mall. Far more Information land SAJE ♦o: SJM Sarvlcat T 1*14 S. Samaran Bird Iff] Orlando, FL IKTI LAWN MAINTENANCE I year* commercial opart one* required Mull have tran»portallon Call UP INI Drywill Pitch Ptrton Turn MOO a day ptu* potubla lor tt*a aiporlancad Call m m * ■ARN UF TO m m par wook Longwood mall marketing company *eek* aipariancod mall Intarter or lorttr. Par marwrttpe*man..Nev*rala*l H>i»Pimiiii, i m m MAINTENANCE TECH Needed ter large epl commu nlty Mutl have tip In all pharet. Including A/C, Heat. Rat.. ate. Call between to and X Men FrIIM-fIB*_________ Smart carter move I Growing company ottar* ground floor opportunity! Call today I S I C U R IT V Full lima petition HVAC/ Plumbing aaparlanca ra qulred Immedialaopening Oraat banahttl Apply In porton: Ballpoint* Apartmaat* Ml W. Seminal* Bled laniard sn-IBSI IIP INDUSTRIAL SCWIM MACHINE OPERATORS ALSO N l I D I X P I R I I N C I O S P R IA O IR / C U TT IR Mon Thur*. ft* hr work day* Pd holiday A vacation Apply alt San Oat. naa Old Lake Mary Rd., taetord MI-MI* For Iart* Lek* Mary commu nlty Mutl havo HVAC aep Start Immediately M l ffoe GIRL/CUT FRIDAY MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR F R R I R IO ISTR ATIO N AAA IM F L O V M IN T 10 Immediate opening* lor oapoetoncod Sowing Machine Operator* *4 71 par hour plu* Incentive* Oraat opportunity with bonollt*. Day thill. Cootocl TRANSWORLO SIRViClS0R0UPa*aa*>t • SHIP W IL O IR S a It W hr ♦. Groat thep. no loyotl haral Co. will certify F R I I R IO ISTR ATIO N AAA IM F L O V M IN T tMW. ISIM t.nstlt* WAREHOUSE AND O IN IR A L LABOR H I L P N I I D I O t donut lor driver* All thlltt oval labia Dally pay. no taa Raport ready to work I Si am. Induttrlel Labor Svc. Itl( French Av. No phono caltt » iw t a t ir o m a C000 WORKERS NEEDED Dally work Dally pay Report I JOem lad) Park Dr _______ m u a»________ HOUSECLEAN£RS For T ie r MAIO S dayVwk with pay and bonatlt* m 1744 WRECKER DRIVER Mull havo COL and liva In Senford/Laka Mery araa Apply at BUTCH'S TOWINO. liatW . Ftr*t Street, laalord Sa AUTO AUCTION O R IV B IS N I I O I O I Mutt have valid Florida driver* Meant* and ba •btotodilreitlck Call batwaan I J SFBIN T STAFFINO, SM-MU * MOUY MAIDS/MAIDS * F/T.M F.a 4 Will train P/T tlyar delivery 7*7 M07 a O F F IC I F L O A TIR a Par lac t tor toll itarlar with boilc tklllt. Promt ling Mural Llta data entry wlnathlional F R IB R IOISTR ATION AAA IM F L O V M IN T ro t w .M ib u .w -iir * "Substituti” Piptf Carrion Haadad lor route* In Seminal* County. Contact Tracy at SANFORD H I RALO M1-M1I SECURITY Full lima Santord araa. 0 Ikanta pratarrad Call ail last ^ H F L E E T RESERVE H !B IN G O | $12 Package •$20 Double Package I » Public Invlttdl Free Colfee I Kitchen OpenI ! SmsssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssS 97—Apartments Furn ished/R en t NOTICE All rental and raal attar* advartltamant* ar* tub|act to tha Fadaral Fair Houtlng Act. which mokat || illegal to odvartita any pratoranca. lim Italian or dllcrlmlnatlan bated on roc*, color, rallgian. *•». handicap, tomlllal ilatui or notional origin RFPICIENCV Callage. Com plettly lurnlthad Util pd No port tpattenonlr 1311171 99— Apartments Unfurniihtd/ Rint BRIDOEWATER APTS - Son lord/Lota Mary Coll today •bout our Jana ipaclall Only a law latll Deborah m f 104 COOL Off II Ona Bedroom Apartment* tit* DEAL Mettwead Apt*, m m * Kttchan. ohwna. laundry, vldao gama*. oil itraal porting......... 1»4471 EARLYBIRDS THURSDAYS, 12:00PM 3040 WEST S.R. 40, SANFORD 3 3 0 -1 7 0 6 M iC R O W AVt, hoi pioto. re llrgorotor. A/C. loblo. ton oil lurnlthad Uimtiot included saw Magnolia m a w N IC ! A P A R TM IN T. I bdrm apt to tharo. own bdrm . own bath taa at Bridgewater Aptt. IIIOS Spm 1pm_________ ROOM FOR R IN T . Light kltch an prtvllagat 1*1 and lott. Mature adult prat S itin g ROOMMATES N I I O I O IM M I O I A T I L V I | lurnlthad bdrm* In Lata Mary homa SSM/mo Inc utlllllot. kitchen, laundry, tv. ssa-aat* A O U IIT , C L IA N RM Sanlard Klkhan, ahana. coin laundry. •M/wh FURN RM, $70 wk., util. In eluded, wathar/dryar. pool. full houao pry,ast 1IS1_______ IN F R I V A T I LO NO W O OO •homa Steady amployad only taO/wfc SSC/dap Coll »S4 ISM LA R O I ROOM for rant w/ pvt bath Pvt garaga Kltchan prlv. SSSC/mo SIS 1171altar > 103— D u p ltx - N IW L V R IN O V A T IO . Privet, •ntranca, paddia Ian, refrig •ratar. mlcrowavo B cater tv. Oft ktroot perking and mold •orvlco Convonlonl location. 93— Rooms tor Rtnt C lB u a . Apt*, alia ssa-atts CLIAN aooMI. •Inara tfarMno OBLTONA. only tto tast/ma Choota tram 1 ham** M ba ramadstad by bulldar. L A N D S C A F IN O F L A N T S . Llguatrum and athara. 14 II toll. W HOLBIALI FRICISI Trfp k x / Rxff LAROI madarn 1/ 1, now carpal, wathar/dryar haak up prlv/trea*. SSlt/me. WRW LAROI. not tq tf. graat rm, fpk. 1/lW on V i acre Inc. walar, yard malntananca, cab*aSS7S/moMa 77S7*41 SANFORO S BDRM I bath, vary nice neighborhood, vary clean. Avail July I 1*001*4 SANFORO Good area, clean 1 bdrm. A/C. prv paHa 4 yard Fat, OK SMS ptu*. *4( 0444 SANFORD. I bdrm, 1 bath laOO/manth plut wtlllha*. *400 dw*JI.(B4 w a n t ar 774*114 Laka Ad* I bdrm. ssao me Sbdrm. S410me and up 323-1170 * MOVE IN SPECIAL * Convanlanl I and 1 bdrm apt, S14S *S4f, U P dapotii I yaar laata^ No paJ, J it m t SANFORD I Hdrrn SMO mo plut recurlly All uMllllat paid •kcaptalac.__________SSSB**S SANFORD 1 bedroom duplaa Cant. H/A. mini blind*, appl, SSJS/mo. plu* tec. 1*4 BI14 I BDRM. ullllMa* turn **capl «a i Nice tor retire*. ti;s/mo uw w c ...................... n*ti*4 I Bdrm /I Bath m m * SHENANDOAHAPARTMENTS SANFORO R IFO S bdrm. t dawn/t elating catlt. 117 Bafhuna Circle til *7(1______ STAIRS PN09EITY Hom ts / R tn t BLO IR SFRINOS eft Hwy 07 1.1. and J badroamt S7!tW* ______ Caiin 1 tan I BDRM Pork Avo Maklla Pork Oulol area. Crow to the* plng/bua route »S IM-Mat I BEDROOM mobile homa lor rent or tale Large let SSSS/me Country llvlngl •IH-W arebouse Spa^e/Rent_ LONOW OOO/LAKI MART. Mid ilia public ttaraga warahoutat 400. too. ar 1*00 tq ft tpacat Nlca. Mcura. •atlly accatilbla location From lias par mo SSI-BSS* WORKSHOP h r small lo madl urn tire butlnat* Starling at law at 11 *0 a tq It E valiant location I Call 111 t ill SELLERS!! IUYERSII Wa LIST 4 SILL mar* Prop arty fhan Anyone In lha O R EATIR SANFORO/LAKE ALARY Araall Call Ul ANYTIME! 322 2420*321 2720 SANFORD •UWE MARY •In Out 31th Vuf* ‘ THIS S BDRM 1 BATH homa hat a Iarfa lancad yard and will h*»* naw central haat/air tor your summer comtortl 140* Lac utI Av, $47.*00 ‘ NEATS bdrm ham* on earner tof |ml right tor ttartor ar tmall family Include* naw reall tSJ.SOO * A - i /are Rr a l E s t a t e , i n c . 117— Commercial 322-7431 R in t a li 133—A c rta g i- STOREFRONT C l IONINO. Plenty of parking 1111 Park Orlva. Across from Dairy Loti/S al# CP Rantal Ro»aW* m H tt 111—Office sm NEW tanlord warthoutat S»*<taLMtURre.mtssa SANFORO. Ollica ipaca. 1400 *q H building Mai. 1300 tq It. par olflca unit. Ml 7004 sa* SQ FEET hr kata on 17 « . tucttitlul ailtling anchor butlnatM* Good parking and lighting Graat vHIblllly A,king *400.'mo S3 444*work M l— Homes for S ilt AFFOHDABLE HOMES VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES DELTONAAREA 10ACRES Ideal tar mob 1la hama ar homa ilia, hartal, caltia. terming, ar nurtary. Zonad agricultural $1*00 par acre Small dawn payment with a*mar hnancQw MA747-I77I OSTEEN, MINI RANCH S acre*. I l k cleared. 1.000 »q tt. plut barn with hydraulic lift. Rac room, chop and of llca. 1 wall*. Irrigation. 1 bdrm t bath mobile with naw t*talllf* and uparata laundry Much much moral Won’t Mil •I 147.100 40/ 137 4Mt, owner I PLUS ACRES Pared road fronlaga. near SI. John* Hirer. $43,000 St. John* Realty Company 173*131 153—Condominiums Co-Op / Sr Ir FHA/YA lew as * 1/2% ANQ *, owner (Inane* low at S40G mo. I Oovn Foracloauraa, ftapoal tamlnola. Orange, Volualal F IN IR IO O I CLUB. 1 bdrm. 7 bath. 3nd Hoar. Only $41,000 Makada Carp. Raal lilata ES TA TI ON I.IS ACRISI 4/U, iplll plan, over 3.000 tq tt., Itncad lor hortat Illt.tOO CO UNTRY H O M I ON l.*l ACRISI V i. Ilv. din. lam. rm t. lancad tor her*#*. Carport. S7T.NB I R IN O V A TID I Nawar carpal Apalnl, C/H/A, carporl. $41.(00 Landscaped 1/1. 1/1 acral Appl. Ilv. din. Mm. rm*. SAITCO S U N K IN FA M IL Y RM. B camm. peal Llv, din. Mm rm*., appl. ter. porch, lacurl ly tyilwnandgarogal (*.*00 BRICK V I split, lly, din. Mm. rmt, mc . system. *cr. pocch, lancad yd., garaga I Sta.JOO 137— Moblli Homes/Sale 103— H o u s e s Unfurniihtd / Rtnt N otice H o w Im p fo v im m t CAPTAIN CO N CR ITI, Wayne Bool. 1 Mm Quality Opara Rlt./COMM. Vinyl SldlngT Alum. Framing, Orywall, Door*, Roofing, Concrete. mam... s o uitat.cBcaitga* RESIDENTIAL RIMOOELINO Corpontry, pointing, alum, •dim. CGCAoai it sst-ssaa A ir C o n d itio n in g ~ SHERMAN'S AUTO REPAIR Coldttt air In town. Auto B truck olr conditioning *yttomi repaired or Inilelled. Free oil. 70 yr,*«p*r lance. 1171009 A u to m o tiv e ‘ v E FJ] tincti -c m c iiiiin Tj [322^ Lawn strvicR OBC LAWN A T R IE SVC No |cb too small or big. RatId/ Coml. I l l aft til cut or pran* Fr»a»*l. Lie /Ini, M4 ISIS TOM B J I F F * LAWN C A R D Rat./Camm.. dapandab la. low ralotl Free a*t............n o tom RAINBOW LAWN S IR V IC I No |abt lo big or tmall. R aildantlal/C om m arlcal. M ASTER I L i l ^ R l ^ l A N . ' Llcantad/Injured UJ :u N91_ Rapalr addition, comm/ro*. RANDY'* Q U A L ITY LAWNi Complala pro care tinea ISM. LlC/Int. lEROOOaiW IIROCMITO 3J144/S floo rin g Cl«*n up>, hauling J7I 0/14 Lawn malnla~ nanca. Quality work at a lair so u th er n H o rn * Im p ro v e m e n t MONTHLY ANO QUARTERLY Financial*. All taw*. 0<g>Hd JCMunUntAowtoo*>**|lf|j^ CARPENTER All kind, ol home ropalr*. painting 4 caromlc tile. Richard Proa*..... 1315*73 ABSOLUT! Carpantry i Irlm! matal studs, raitorallon work, drywall. door*, tiding, dackt, porch*,. Llc/ln* S ll-m i AFFORDABLE HOMI Rapalr Dapw^abla. All phatat. Call lor Free a,I, MIchaaimilM C a rp e t/ln s ta lla tlo n Al DOES IT ALII ~ SAM'S CARPRT C L I i plu* drip and boll Hoar*. Ratldanllal/commordal 14 hrt. »41S4I, baapar *4*4141 V; E led rlcel L e i T h U UU| W o rk F o r CUSTOM FAINTIHO by Jtlfray CARPET-MILL OIRECT Big Oticavnt* Famavt Brand* Flr*t Quality, Top Una. Stalnmoitar, Soionla*. Tracklati. Sculptural » » tf In,tailed Commardal I iooy,»r*yd to; )i 4 *aoo I " SM ( )W U P A cco u n tin g C a rp e n try I CLEAN OUAUTVWOAK • Raatonablaprlcatl Homaoamart our ipaclallyl 1*1-1*41,141-41*1 paper QUALITY CO N CR ITI WOIK. IS year* tip . Raatonablt Llc./ln«.MI-l*44 W[ jd c ^ ^ ro a a tjlm a ta rW ja iM B o d r T a p « n 7 7 !* n o r Homo/offko. Will tovo you I __Llrenud Free Eil. 7*7*141 I uonma-nsA/asa-iou RITE-WAY HARDWOOD FLOOR IN 0 Install Sanding FlnkMM T O M O LS IN tdlS-aia-TSfl au to I work, honott and rtllablt. Rat* Dae aat aaa-staa_______ WILL daon homa* and ofllcot. Very raoionablo retot. Frao •illmoltkl 10 year* aipari •nca. Coll anytime. ISO SIS* Concrete A d d itio n s A R em odeling 1 HOUSEC L IA N IN O ■ Quality Pl« II right at a price you can alford. Lk'd/ln*. From Hart to finish. Carpentry, plumb Ing. •ladricaf, and roofing tvc*. 1) yr» ol atparlanca. No loti too big or tmoll. Call 114-SBB*a r m -4) Ilia hour* HOMI * OFFICE RIPAIBS. Elactrlc, plumbing, A/C ra p a ir* . Door*, window*, •croan*. call, fan*, walar haalarr, carpentry, dock*, custom turn., woodwork. All *1»H*rd*kt* priced »4»-lin Painting Power. In tarlsr/E ila rlor, Lic d/in,. Free Eat M l o u t DAVIS I SON PAINTING B PRESSURE WASHINO EmaajtMijrMatjjjijai^ P ressure C leaning AQUA CLEAN Moum . / pallo,. driveway*. All wark dan* by pr*l**ifan*l lira man SI MASS DUN R IT Ii Clean drlvawayi. reoft, poal dackt, walk*, heutat. Fraaatl. Ill am l^creen 7ffap aT rr FRAORR BuHdart Scraan rmt, vinyl window*, rapalr*. Law price, CBCOIJOO; *S7 M il T r t Strvlct ECHOLS T R E E SVC Lie's, In*. '\at tha Prafaulanalt do It.*' Fra* estimate*...........irt-m * Advertise Your Business Evert) Day For As Low As $45 Per Month. ' Cull Classified, 322-261 1 CLOSE TO Scbaolt. Sanford l bdrm. IS* both No pot*, tos. Sltadop. I yr. kotolsa-lSB* OBLTONA CLEAN. I bdrm. 1 bath, lly., lam . garaga, gulat. Clot* I* Khoolt. Laata option avoll. SSlS/mo. MIOW/mig SANFORD. 1 bdrm. ]S* bath lakalronl houta lASO/mo ___________111-7004__________ SANFORD S/l Near buia*. town, pat* poulbla Fancad yd. ancl porch S«kHll «M7 SANFORD. 1 BDRM. IS* BATH, sail/mo. plut dtpotll. _______Nopal, 1111141______ SANFORO, U S , Cant. M/A. garaga. 1SJ0/month plu* da petit, loata. t i ll w. lit st. 4B7SSfm7tr*tS-4l4*«v*« SANFORD. 1/1, lam. rm „ *cr. porch, coni. H/A. no pot*. >1/1 mo isoom c m -74fl Stenstrom Rentals OSANORA V i. w/ family rm. •Ingla garaga. Cant. H/A ClaanliTTSmo.USOaac. • H ID D E N V I L L A O E , Lk Mary, 1/1 condo, w/ (pi., CHA, all appl*. saso/mo, saso mc • SANFORO 1/1 apt w/ ter. porch, fplc SJ7S/mo no dap. • S A N F O R D 1/I.S. 1 tlo ry duplaa CHA StSd/mo SaOO/iac • SANFORO B 1-4. J/l.l. dbl garaga. fplc, lg yard, wall 4 •aptic. tuo/mo saso/wc • OBLTONA A 1-4, V I. w/dbl garaga. Ig ter. poreh. fplc. clean. STlUmo S/JO/tac • SANFORO U1 Apt, *cr. patio. CHA, saoo/mo. SIOO/b c . Stontlrem Realty, Inc. ftyfa Uaaaaa waiir aaaa H I tHtntfl fivi LM rwlirfi Ilka It was aur awn." Jkn Day la 3/3 /411 AMt r 4PM: n o -tm I7BB W llth S T R U T . S bdrm*. 1 bath. Cant. H/A. Avail July I. lS00plu**ac.llll1H________ S BDRM. 1 BATH. Pool. Itncad yard. Cant. H/A. Good loca­ tion • near school. SJfS/mo III, lilt 4 *acurlty. H I -1147 1 BDRM m BATH. Prlvat* on amall lak*. saso/mo. 1*1 mo. end security dtpotll IS4 S4IS 1 BEDROOM, 1 bath, cant H/A, family rm. Only ssoo downl Alto a bdrm, 1 bath available. Atk about our HUD homa*I Why rent! TH E HILLIMAN OROUP. INC. RaottarlUlsis 103— D u p le x * Trip ltx / Rint L A K I AAARY ■ ckon 1 bdrm central air, waahar/dryar hook up. Noar tc h o o lt. MK/dlicounll Colt nowl IRyottor* Realty, 7741411 ASSUME NOQUAUFIESI CUSTOM w/ipUl bdrm. plont Dining, family rma. appl., Iraad yard. Utt/mo. IS4. joo F R I FORICLOSURII U1 ipllt Ilv., din., aat In klldt. lancad w/garaga. ssas/mo. BSa.SOO CUSTOM BUILT 4/11 Llv, din. Mm. rmt, *al In kit., Mcurlty, utallltatW.MII I CUSTOM built V i qglll, llv., din., aat In kltch., appl., garaga. lS4!/mo. *43*00 •*A I I L ( I S 11(111 N ! VENTURE I PROPEHTIES : i i » » -ci / ( ic i BATEMAN REALTY Oraal location and roatonably prlcoUl N*ar now tfwpplng mall and 1-4. 4/1, great room, formal living room, In ground pool, 1SKJ0. Orang* Clly walor. All thla plut S acretl Reduced lollW.fOO 3214375M............. 311-2237 CASSILBIRRY Beautiful ] bdrm, IW bath Haw carpal, paint. Show* Ilka a modall Sta.too......................AWlQ/a CHARMINO, RE NOVAT BO 1 bdrm, l*k bath. Large tread lot. *4l.lf71M-4iat H ALL R E A L T Y 312 W Firsl S t , S.inloid S bdrm, 1 bath. Air, lance, FHA/ VA ipaclall $14,100A Jawal S/l tplItjC/H/A, lancad. garaga, custom toaturett S74.MO Dwptoi, 1/t 4 1/1, c/h/a, fancad, saoo/ma. income 1117,soo 323-5774 DBBARY ■ Lakctront in . canIral H/A, plutaktraal SSS.000 W, Malicww*kl,m-7**3 DYNAMITE 3 Bdrm Low Dawn Call Dtone O The Caiman Oreup ----------- _____________________ CARRIAGE COVE MOIILE HOME COMMUNITY Hall V I 10 Nobility. Central H/A IS. SOO 14»*l i/ u « 11 Fiaalwoou/ Claremont. Central H/A, carport, ralud uraan rm Sf.SOO taiat t n tS Skyllna/Jalrl. All •Metric, cantral heat, 3 window A/C unit*. 111,100 l**as s/l aplll BS Paarton Cant. H/A, carport. I I 1.S00 saist s/lto n Champion/ Sun vlaw. Cantral H/A. taa/alactrlc, icraanad rm 114000 14i4t l/ m II Skyllna. All •Metric Cantral H/A, ralud uraan rm, carport. 117,100 CbII 3234140 or 131-3703 TAREUPPAYMENH NO MONEY DOWN . O O L O IN R IT R IIV B R POT BELLY PI6S P R O F E S S I O N A L DOO TRAININQ Individual tram mg. Oreup da**** forming n#w ^a«»M 7l _ _ _ _ 209—W i r i n g A p p irtl OUR MOTNER’I CLOSIT hat retocatod to 40* w l*t St 213— Boats and Acctssoriat •OAT MOTOR. IM4 Mercury. IS hartapawar. lacallanl condIHont Lika nawl 11.100 Caiiafiarsniins___________ • 17 FT w/ traitor. AS HP Marc . 14 lb. Hailing malar, llth tlndar, blmlnl top latratl 11*00 firm .............. Ml 4001 • IM4 SKI/FISH BOAT. M HP Marc . w/trallar. Rant graatl 13 000 Partial finance t n 7*3* • n FT ORAOY W H ITI. OMC. Inbaard/aulbeard. lap lira modal »* OOP BO 133 1IS4 • sa FT PONTOON bMt. All Hbarglat*. lag HP Evlnruda Vary M*tl Many aatrat. Ilka nawi omy sa tiom a ttt BIG YARD SALE Saturday and Sunday 41 MS W. 17th Slreat. Wa*har and dryer, cloth*,. *afa«, hauu hatd Itom*. ate. •GARAGE SALEAOIARGAJN Call In yaur garaga tala ad by II naan an Tuatdey and taba advantage at aur tpadal garaga ula ad pricall Call CMuiliad naw tor datolltl 322-2411 THREE FAMILY GARAGE SALE Ratrlg./fraaitr. drawing labia*. *nd labia*, racllnar, tloraga unit, baby Itom*. lot* el tmall Ham*, doth**, plant* S3* Plumose Or. (ISth St. and Santord Av* I Frl 4 Sat. 221—Good Things to Ee t U PICK BLUIBBRRIIS. 411 Gulu Rd . Ottaan *07130 n i l All day U t. 4 Sun 223—M licelleneoui •ANTIOUI SIWINO MACHINB. 171 Slngar an wrought Iran bau with loot padal. Cabin*I hat S drawer* on *ach tlda. Quad condition! _________ 4*7174-4117 • BASEBALL CAROS, appro* 1100card*. 'l7-‘f I In album*. SIQOCall 334 0*11 • CBILINO PAN. S3 In Anllqua brat* with wood blade*. Eacallant. Will u ll lor only IIS Call IM 000* • CHBAFI CHBAFI Palntar't clou out brush u la. (1) only I lk " ta»h brush chinas* brllllat. (J) only 1 Inch utility paint bruilwt 11) only |umbo 4 Inch paint brush. All purpeu. Naw. All u re n bruthat 140 value. U ll tor sis. MS 4744 OATACHBCKBR. Cash raglilar >or tala. 1300 CallMl-MIS ST JOHNS RIVBR, Lamon Bluff 1 bdrm, US bath, tunroem, tlraplac*. is ll covered deck, AC/haat, 7 lent. 4 appliance, Sta wall, dock/llll/ dack. SI47,000 Owner 33U1S4 111—Appliances / Furniture A-f- B IS T AFFUAN CB ha* Kanmora wathart. Fraa da Hrery. Warranty. M4 IMS a AAA RAY’S AFFLIANCI a III S French Are, Santord Refrigerator, Slava*. Wathart-Dryart. Fraa s yr labor warr. 0«i. avail, meats AIR C O N O ITIO N IR 14,000 BTU, cool/twal, 330 V. BITS Call 111 S1S4 F U L L BOK SFRINO ANO MATTRESS 140 A SET 4 UP. LARRY'S MART 111-4111 HOMB AFFLIANCB CBNTBR Ovar 30 year* In Santord. Salaa Naw and Uud. Sarvlca all maka* 4 part*. XU e. Commtrclal SI. 373 3*1 ] J 4 A DISCOUNT BBDOINO Qvaan StTl. Full till, Twin sin. 101 French Are. 114 4477 • LOVELY ANTIQUE SINGEN Sawing machine. Cabinet modal. Only 1*1 OBO. Call ________ Milan________ SALBI Dining room aat, living ream, bad aat*. tablet, ate MS-Stll • RBCLINBR. Brawn vinyl radinar. Lika nawl Bitra tlurdy centlructlen. its 313 1175 moving DEAR SANFORD HERALD Your ad told my *tufl In 4 day* • Jut! Ilka magic...You can't boat lha Herald lor an •Itocllva way ta u ll mott anything. Ou* Chill Find out tor yaurulf how aaiy and aconomlcal It 1* la •dvartl** In lha Sanford Harald. Call our Clattllltd Dapartmonl and plact your ad CALL 322-2111 S31-9S93 FAX 323- 9401 WEDOINO OOWN, Baaulllul calhadral train and beading. Never worn. Slip MS *130 230—Antique/Classlc ________ Cars________ • CADILLAC OBVILLB, 1*7*. ALL POWBRI Only 11*** or _ba,i oltor. Plaaucail M1-4M4 • FORD THUNDHRBIRD, 1(44. All original I Ntodi tom* work. SI,4*5 OBO Ml 0IS« • '71 NOVA, Shaw Car, MO cu In, 1 tpd. Lot* of chrom*. Mutl ua Llk* naw M7S4 M1-7SII 231-Cars • CHRYSLBR IMPERIAL '»J. Lika naw. Mutl u ll. Only 177.100. Call (407)m-f»SB aicapf Mi, tag, title, ate FORD T A U IU I OL, lit*. Automatic. V*. FW, POL. A/C, lilt, crulu. itarao Only 1141 77 ptr month Call Mr Fayna tor appointment Caartoty Utad Car, s in u s a r m sat* W l OFFER USED CARS. Law prlcat. Law dawn paymanti Yau writ* your awn daal C Lana Aatomatlva Inc MIS 1 OrUnda Or (to* Siaaui tto-LaTimaka adult • 1771 PORSCHE, (II Targe. taw mltaap Ilka now IIM 040 insist ••n CH IVY Cl Camlno. no ong or trant. A/C. F/S. F/B. cowl hood. SS grille No tlfla *400 14* 11*1______________ •'71 VW BBBTLB. 1*00 ang Runt good, took* good, priced good With radio *1400131*341 ‘ 74 CHBVY NOVA. 1 doer, hatchback. ISO auto. p/». p/b naoo OBO nasats • IS O L O S C U T L A S S SUFRBMB. T Top*, w w pain! and tire*. ISO. avcallent con dlttan, tstoo Ml 4001 • ’l l C H E V R O L E T Caprlca Clastic, a dr,, run* good, loaded *4.000 OBO and ‘SS Chrvretot Balalr, > dr . run* good M.000 OBO 174 1M7 • '(> DODO I Caravan, auto. A/c. 4 c y l. Clean, ru n t •■reliant $41101311*4* 233— A u t o P a r t i / A c c e s s o rie s 217— O a rig i Silts 143—W a te rfro n t " Property/Sale Mr mala, no popart. Oraat dlp**ltlan good with kid*. Mu*t move $71 SSt-ISII ________ ns am________ 3 R E A L T Y , IN C . TAKE UF PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN riEERITTENS SwaaktaW. Ottoan. SSOaach STENSTR0IV1 • •L I BARON Camrartlbto. ‘tt Rad, loaded, dig. dath, naw tof.haakflratta.MQ**> mo* MIRCURV S A IL ! WAOON ’M V-d, moanrf, FW/FL. crulu. kyalr, uaH7tl.SOOllI *18] MIRCURV S A IL ! LS, IN*. V*. auto, A/C, am/fm itorea, crulta, til power Almail partocii sa.isooBonigiii N IC I. C L IA N . dapandabla. cold A/C cart tor tala LOW dawn payment* and LOW weakly payment, FU IS AUTO SALItS1714*l P IU F IR I I I T L I , ‘71. Naw mtarlar, naw paint. Rum l U T l C a l i n i 743* •acapt M i. fa laf.mto.atc •MC SIS FICKC :k u f , im ». a /c . •unraof. itorea Only SIS7.lt par month. Call AM. Fayna tor ippalnlmanl. Cawtaty Care, m-sttsar an-seat * M AN AO IM IN T B RIALTV at7n> t m / m as7* Z: Folnlar Pup* Mala, I Pamela ust each Shat* 4 warmed. 4*/ltMM7 ARC R IO IS T IR IO YOB K ill. I wk*. aid. 1 mala*, paper framed. M S each. Sia-StH l ttgar, 1mlaad llger. MSSM7 I3M273/774-S4SI 107-M o b il# WHHEEEEEHMH MMHMfVIWUMC 1/2 MONTH FREEH FLORIOA STATE REQUIRES all contractor* bo roglitarod or carllllad. To verity o liala conlraclora llcama call 1 (00 141 7(40. Occupational Licanu* ara required by lha county and can ba varlllad by calllngliMlJO.akt. fan ~199^ P t t l A Suppllts VENTURE I 'PROPERTIES WAREHOUSE Looking tor mature, dapen dabla. hard working par ton tor email warabout* In San lord area Mutt ba or fan Ilad with a taka charge attitude Llfht lifting 404 475 SUB 193— Lown A O ordtn S I M TI N K A M P H EAL TV • .IJO M 10 NUO B VA FORCLOIURIS Lew dawnl Seminal*, Orange and Vafutl* Caunttat Call tor datallil • Lack Arbar. unique lake front ham*. Large let .. W*,*00 Lowmlk*.»ll,S«Slrf-S*M S.CallSTT-ISia • AM FM I T I R 1 0 w ith turntable, catutta and i track playar 4 tpaakart licalknt candltknl SStSH-WM •M CNL AM SSI C l M OBIL! RAOIO. 1*0 ar will Irada tar ll value. Call » > 1*41 FOR SALI WOOD MULCH ■ring ahovall SIOpkk up load You load. 3/1 MC' Graat opportunity Metre Oraaa 4*4 M41 >3— Rooms for R tnt fMW.smst.nmt* SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS TYPESETTER Potltlon available In Ita bad n u n ln g ham*. Th lt I* a working tuporvltor potltlon Mutt have ticelknt iklllt In air conditioning, refrigeration, plumbing, alectrk end ganer al maintenance licallanl banallt package available Sand rttum* I* *r apply al Hlllhavan Health Caro Canter, Ha Mallanvlll* Avo . Stator d F L Pleat* Include talary requirement*______________ ■ XCITINO N IW COSMKTIC product to area Earn money nowl Cattroaiaa far detail* Job Full time opening In buty Longwood print tnop. Mac •ap. rag Scanning. Adobe photo chop. Quark and other program* aOwpm I>* 40*1 MAINTENANCE PERSON Need great organliallonal tklllt. phono voice, computer O F F IC E R CORVITTI, KIS. T-tO| a w», aical cand. 114K ml.. R id fo /S ftro o H im * Make training Armed B unarmed Brantly B Ante H4 03B* • SI RVICI F I RSON e SOS wk. Service bavaraga machine. Van provldad Oraat banattttl Don't Daley l , MAINTENANCE ASST. F R M R IO ISTR ATIO N AAA IM PLO VM BN T t a a w .w h f t .a H i t f i SALES NEWCAREER *94 MACHINE OPERATORS Slemon*, Strombarp. Carlton ha* ratalnod TRANSWORLO SIRVICRS OROUP to *taff many at Ihalr alactronlc* potltlon* Mutt havo aapart anco in torn* at the following aroa*: Commercial Soldering. R e wo r k / T ouc h Up, Electromechanical AuemMy, and Wire Wrapping FOR I M M I D I A T I C O N S ID IR A TIO N C A L L i taa-MM a IQ U IP M IN T T IC K * a LakaMary Schaalil a 7/1condo, lawatf area It. a all appl, W/D ULM t a a Sankrd Hlitarlc Dltfrktl a Cut* s/i. great tpecuiaflva Immediala Income, torvlc* hundred* ot retail account*, eacltlng muilc and video product* "Weakly raerdar*. loouaat Call 111 TBS 0M4 Male or lemal*. Matt have Chlvar't Llcanta. Call tar appalnlmant A M IR IC A N DREAM BALES M1MBB utnms*s.B»i.»i,iahrt ELECTROMECHANICAL a SO Dalany Avo. rlA ___ OlandoI *00 *>o m i Lot PmoR/Mtchank H«tpgt rocattlng |FHA/HUO Oov’t procatling ralund*. No aip. noco**ary. m f PETITION CIRCULATORS C J I J I I F , IMS Raggad, but fight. Si.ooo m in t HONDA F R I L U D I •'M. 1 0 tl. 1«3—T t k v l i k jn / a a Midden Laka* Botl D u ll , a a 1bdrm. villa, itraga, now • a roof.nawpaint, ate. Mt.Nt Up to U S t hr. Oatharlng cailno patlllan*. Apply In I1.0MI1.0M weakly a a a AiiamaN* Qualify Hama* wtm MM DOWN Word Par tael *«p. Canaral of Ik* dull**. Soma light book keoplnp CaMifl asaNroppt. 231- C o n RIFRIOIRATOR. Iictllgfll condition I MANY TO CHOOSI FROMI ItOt/SISO. AFT. I I I ! WaaMug MacSdwa* Yaur chateaus. m-MII n ri ri • v i i i i n M s*. 4 hour* on Sunday* only. Pipe organ. Far mere Inlarmallon MECHANIC i l l —Applioncts / Furnlfuro 141— Hom «t for Salt PART TIME ORGANIST/ CHOIR DIRECTOR With ralaranca*. laniard aroa. Call S4/hour plut Inrenllre* 1J •FBnlngt. Great opportunity •or Individual who ha* strong dato ontry ik llli. I),too kayttrokat. Longwood aroa. Monday - Fr i da y 1: JOpm ♦ 10pm with Ha*lbla Saturday*. Great bonatlt* K IT ’N’ C A R LYLE® by Larry Wright 71— Help Wanted BBO L IN IR tor long tud full •lia Ford with Mllgato pad Siu 4*7 133 4417 DO 00• FARTS tor tlant t car* 1 rebuilt Iwadt w / naw valva*. ana w / manifold. 1 aula Irantmltaan (care) only early *0-| and 70'» I Hood AC campretaor. Faw ttartor* and a taw alternator, Alto drive theft IS). Mutl u ll dua to ln|ury. P la t,* call Taa 447M7-IM7 anytime________ FROTBCTIVB "B R A " tor trant Ot ’IS Nlttan 300IX US *•3 3311 235— T r u c k s / _____ B u s t s / V a n s ____ • C H IV r BEAUVILLE VAN 'ft, I ton. Patungar van, clean. Loaded I Too much’ to list, mutl u a to appreciate Onlr S3,4*1 OBO..........M l *700 DO DOB WINDOW VAN, IN4. Auto. I l l VI. norutt Eacallenl condition I ______M4COOBOMIMI7______ • FOBO RANOER. LTX *3. P/S. crulu. A/C. ttoroo. 4.300 mINt. I yr or 13.000 ml. loll on warranty._______ Call 333 I U l • JE E P PICK UP 4*4, 1(30. VI. auto Engine and trant. re­ built (about 30.000 m lloi) Newer Intorlor 11.000 MI 3001 MINI Van Ptymavth Vayagar, 'IB. Graat condition, low mile •go.sasoo OBOiiawTO & Sanford Motor Co. tna WRANOLBR • A/c, 4 cylinder, toll lop with hard too door*. S tpoka whaalt. add a trunk I 4.700 mllot. only SI4.400I Call 113 4141 TROPIC Travalar Van, IMS. Chavy. Oldla. but a goodial Bad. a captain* chair*. Good air, CBSJ.fOOlM 74J0 'M OMC WORK VAN. auto. BSK ml. Eic..cond. Wllhailrat. tisoo atsaiiBaitaorwkend* 'B*/'*J S 1* PICKUPS. 17k/43K, SMOO/SMOO. '17 FOND Escort OT S3400 'M CHEVY Cavalier 11300 O* *044*r s**-*m • '17 FORD RRONCO II. r*d. 4*4. V4, J tpd ovrrdrlre. A/C, P/S. P/B. Am/Fm catutlo, aluminum whaali w/ovartliad lire*. Ocod cnrdlllan. Mutl ull. $1400 MS (413 239—Motorcycles * end Bikes , ITO HONDA ATC It* 1 wtwalar In good condition. S400 ________ Call 114 111* 241—Recreational: Vehicles/C am pers •CHBVY Malar hama, 7*. ~ Clean, run* graat. Full bath, A/C, Generator. Naw awning. Oeodllrtt..................MI-7HJ Nud* naw pafanI, I FOP UF CAMFBR, SMrcratt; tlaap* a, ifova, link, lea bgx, itoraga, Super Condlllan, load* of fun. aaty to uu. ii.sas Mt-isaa • ISB7 COACHMAN M.H. 14 ft.. MK ml. Many a*tra«l Inti, ganarator. Vary aaty to drlva. _ *15.000 ......................M T4*10 • 'M WINNIBAOO. 34 ft. Now angina B radiator.......... $4,000 MisaTOorMiotsa • ’I 4PACB ARROW, MMKmL on Chavy 4J4. Awning, A/C, gon.. vac., twin tod*, dlnalta. mlcro/ovan, hill bath, driver* ••or, 1 aa*y -hair*, tola, tlaaptl. 133K 407133 sue CHAMPION La U lla , )> Ch» ^ ***• »•. 7 iww 17K ml. MINT, im a g 47*-1777 ••tl ALLBORO molar hama 17 ft. awning, twin bad*, ganaratoc A tv. $17,100OBO M 10713 � 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, 1994 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, June 29, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 29, 1994. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 29, 1994; <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/a12ebceab28a59772d20a8cb91f9b021.pdf c80d9f30133c734db3acef21f45f65e8 PDF Text Text n e w s d ig e s t [inside l □ Sports New eviction policy Housing authority to probe drug activity By SANDRA BLLIOTT Collection of crowns Herald Staff Writer_________________ Lake Mary * Vllmar Sllvn and Derrk Pui»c; Tra ry Kotseos of Oviedo: and Lake Howell's Ann i onira all won stair championships last wrrk. •■JSff r t f l IB □ People The way to garden Organic gardening l» Ihr way to go in Florida according to Mary Frar. Seminole County Master Gardrnrr. □ Ste Page SB. BRIBES SANFORD — The Sanford Housing Authority Hoard of Director* will lie asked In u few days to define n |*»llry on evict lug tenants Involved m drug artlvlilc* in try lo reduce such crime m public housing. Phyllis Richardson, housing authority execu­ tive director said she will pul Ihe <|uc«tlou on the May 19 meeting agenda. "I do need a definitive |x>llcy from Ihe Ixwtrd on huw they want me in pursue this." Rlcluirdson mild "Depending on Ihr senllmrni of the residents, the Ixturd mnv opl lo adhere lo the old wuy.” For ulxiut a year, there has fx-en a provision on Ihe public housing lease m aking Ihe head ol ihe i\ can assure you, if It (drug activity) can be proven, we win certainly evict because we are trying to Improve the Im age of public housing, f -Phyllis Richardson household responsible and subject lo eviction If drug use, possession or mile can l»e proven against anyone living In ih r unit or even a guest on Ih r prrm lses Rlcluirdson mild up until now. boosing authori­ ty ofllctuls I hough t || was necessary lo have a conviction on a drug offense in order to evict a tenant. After consulting with housing uulhorliy attorney Ned Julian. Richardson said she was advised a drug conviction Is nol necessary lo evict, only proof of drug activity. Housing officials have encountered difficulty In drug related evictions. Sometimes tenants deny Individuals arrested for dnig arllvllles are living In public housing or were guests. Oilier times. Richardson claims, a suspect gives poller a public housing address when they nrr arrested, hut they don't live Ihrrr. Many limes, if a person Is convicted of a drug offense. he or she voluntarily rellmpilshed the housing unit, nulli­ fying Ihe need lo evict, according lo housing officials. Tenants arc allowed lo have guests in ihrir home* for two wrrks. After that period of lime, r See Housing, Page BA Sinkhole gobbles up property Sanford to propose Riverwalk ORANGR C IT Y — A sinkhole opened on a residential street gobbling 69 feet of |>avrinent and breaking a water main, but posing no ihrrat to neighboring homes The sinkhole — 69 feet front north to south and 42 feel from east lo west — was about 15 feet deep Sunday. || is near a much larger nlnkhnlr that h«t% lain dor man t for 4t ccntry. mild Cmdr. Jeff Itaskoff of the Orange City police A city crew fenced the area and pul up warning lights, with two officers |»o«ird lo monitor the sinkhole overnight. We II probably watch It for u couple ol days, and If It doesn't get any bigger, we ll nil It with d irt." Itaskoff said. Officials In the city nrar Daytona (teach were uncertain whether the sinkhole broke the water main, or a water main break caused the sinkhole. Tom Scott, a geologist with thr stale Drpurlinenl of Environmental Protection in Tallahas­ see. told local authorities he believe* the sinkhole broke the main. By NICK FPBIPAUP Teacher arrested SANFORD — A Delatnd High School teacher was arrested for lewd and lascivious acts on a child by Seminole County sheriff's offlrrra on Saturday night. W illiam Hlrd. 42. allegedly accosted a 14-year-old New Jrrsey boy In the swimming pool of the Days Inn near Sanford and removed the boy's swimming trunks. Deputies said the boy and his fuinlly live In Newurk and were visiting the area. Ulrd wus released from the John E. Polk Correctional Facility on Sunday after posting 010.000 bund School board to meet SANFORD — The Seminole County school board will meet for their regularly scheduled public meeting on Tuesday afternoon at 3:30. The agenda Includes u reorganization of Ihr facilities department and a revised version of thr student conduct and discipline code. The meeting will lie In Ihe county board room. 1211 S. Mcllonvlllc Avc . Sanford. M0I0M ^ W0AA0t with driver Derek Thoreson. H is to ria n s look at past w h ile c e le b ra tin g fu tu re SANFORD — Despite competition from Ihr K-nlng of the Central Florida Greeneway and ic Kentucky Derby, the weekend kick off lo c Sanford Preservation Week activities was iltc successful, uccordlng to Ihe organiser*. Sanford'* downtown residential and com­ mercial historic district bus Ix-rn brought up from Ihe brink of disaster lo our of ihr mosi finely preservrd urrus of central Florida. Today, tracked by strong groups In ihr Sanford Historic Trust, the Sanford Main Slrrcl program and Ihe Sanford Museum, ihe area l* growing Into one of ihr most Imm uii Iii I historic ureas In central Florida. ( See H istoric, Psge 9A SA N fO R I) — A walkway und blkr path along soulh shore of lurkr Monroe Is Ix-lng pro|x>sril Don'l gel oul the hike or walking shoes ycl however, hmils might not lx- available unlll 1900. Al tonight s work session ol the Sanford city Commission. Director of Planning and Develop ment Juy Murder Is seeking city approval to apply lor IS1KA. (Inirrmodal Service I raos|x>rtullon Efficiency Acl| Enhancement Funds Marder Is requesting 01.2 million (HO percent) In federal fund*, with 0300.000 tube paid In lorul funds Marder said this morning, that while the funds, as presently set up. wouldn t be forthcoming unlll 1090, "Th e way ihose things operate, there Is no telling tPwr may nol Ire able lo get Ihrm al some earlier lime, but the importatii tiling Is lo submil lire application." If Ihe city supports the request to ask for Ihe hinds during Ihe work session this uftrrnoon. It ts scheduled for a vote during Ihr regular com­ mission Hireling this rvrnlng In ihe prrparrd application. Marder describes the project. "Th e Lake Monroe Riverwalk will lxa pedestrian and bicycle oriented project that will provide related amenities along thr south side of Like Monroe from Ihe area of U S. Highway 17-92 and Interstale Highway 4 through the downtown area of Sanford lo Mrllonvlllr Avenue on the east. '* The slate has 3 .1 miles of ihe length, and ihe city's section Is 1.2 mile* long. In addition to the actual pathway, other amenities are anllclpatcd. The lund request Identifies them as "..benches, sidewalks, slrrcl Cl Oee Riverw alk, Page 5 A One ticket takes $17 million TA L L A H A S S E E — The holder of a single ticket can colled the entire Lotlo Jackpot, estimated ut 017 million. Florida Lottery officials said Sunday. The ticket was sold In Jacksonville. It bore all six of Ihe numbers druwn Saturday night 10-18-23-34-49-48. There were more than 201.003 other winners. The 278 players who mulched five of bIx numbers can collect 01.406. Another 19.127 who played four of the numbers drawn can exchungc their tickets for 066. and the 275,820 tickets with three numbers arc worth 09 to their holders. The 017 million grand prize resulted from a rollover. This week's Jackpot Is estimated at 07 million. ......... Herald Staff Writer Lake Mary studies Rinehart Road’s future By NICK PPBIPAUP Horald Staff Writer LAKE MARY — The Lake Mary Clly Com­ mission und Muff Is working on establishing a concept of Rinehart Road, for Ihe years lo come. An Inlllul presentation wus made on several proposals Thursday night. Rinehart Road has extended from Lake Mary Boulevard north to C.R. 46-A. concluding at Ihe Oukluwn Memorial Park ccmclery. In recent limes, a Rinehart extension bus been udded In the north, which will eventually lx- ottc ol the main approach areas Irom (lie soulh, to the Scmltiole Townc Center Mall. The original Rinehart Is completely within the Lake Mary city limits. As land development continues al (lie mull site, city leaders huve expressed more and more concern over the Impact the opening of the mall will have on the clly. cs|>cctally the Rinehart Road connector. Thursday night, acting on a city commission request. City Planner Matt West made a presentation of what Is being considered as a Rinehart Road Small Area Study. West admitted the study Is still not complete, hut explained thr various approaches being taken In determining (he best way lo govern the developments along the roadway. West sited several possible uses Including making II a strictly commercial corridor, a residential development, or a mixed use area with both commercial and residential. "What wc arc Icunlng toward al Ihe present lime as Ihe best possible solution," West explained, "Is making II a target Industry district, (but Is. to cull for the area development C) See R in eh art, Page 9A F ro m stair a n d w ire re p o rts Finding fitness ■rldga............ Classifieds.... Comlos..........Daar Ahhv..... Deaths.......... Dr. Oott.......... Editorial......... Florida.......... 1B,2B Possible afternoon showers Partly sunny with widely scattered af­ ternoon showers or thunderstorms. High In (he upper 80s lo a ro u n d 00. West w i n d 10 m p h . Chance of rain 20 percent. On Friday, Ihe Clly of Sanford presontod Its fifth annual health and safety fair at the Sanford Civic Center. Repre­ sentatives from organizations and businesses who cator to Improving the lifestyles and fltnoss of local residents wore on hand to discuss health and safely Issues with tho atten­ dees. There was something lor everyone from Smokoy Bear and Immunizations for Ihe little ones to exercise and home health caro Information for the elderly. From Ihe Wolghl Lose and Nutrition Center to tho Sanford Police Department, e x h ib it o r s s h o w e d how everyone can ley! healthier and safer lives If they have Ihe right Information and products to guide them, HtrsMPtxilo by Tommy Vlnesnl SUBSCRIBE TO TH E SANFORD HERALD FOR TH E BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 \ W ux* • rfa* �a A - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Monday. May 0, 1M4 NEWS FROM TH E REGION AND ACROSS TH E S T A T E Lawmakers voting record dejecte< ■ y Associated Press Evidence taken against hog dog rodeo TA L L A H A S S E E — Organizers In Glades County went ahead with their hog do# rodeo over the weekend despite Attorney General Bob Buttcrwarth'* opinion that the events violate slate animal enielty laws. "Until a Judge says It's against the law, we're going to have It," said Ronnie Carter, organizer of a rodeo near Muse, west of Lnke Okeechobee. The rodeo, which features dogs chasing wild lioars, was attended by about 79 people, police said. Glades County sheriffs Investigators attended Saturday, but made no arrests. They will review photos and videotape of the event with the state attorney's office to determine whether anyone will lie prosecuted, said Del. Robert Bronson of the Glades County Sheriffs Department. Bronson sold no arrests were made beemise there were no gross violations of the statute on animal fighting or baiting. Handlers and promoters of the event could face felony charges, while those In attendance could face a misdemeanor charge. The rural sport Includes dogs chasing, barking and nipping at the heels or ears of wild hogs to comer them In a fenced ln arena. The dog which does It best with the least amount of unnecessary roughness wins. Owners can earn up to 91.000 In prize money from entry fees. Boot camp closed because of escapes PENSACOLA — State officials have given up on n Juvenile boot camp here plagued by escapes, u disturbance and staffing problems and say they may, Instead, help pay for a similar facility about 100 miles away. The Florida Department of Health nnd Rehabilitative Services discontinued Its 91.3 million contract Friday with the Pensacola Private Industry Council to operate the camp at Pensacola Nuvul Air Station. The money probably will be awarded to the Buy County Sheriffs Department, which plans to open a Juvenile boot camp at Panama City, said Mike Berry, acting Juvenile Justice director for HRS District 1. Although Panama City Is In a different district, children from District 1 could be sent there, Berry said. The Pensacola camp opened In tents while awaiting construction of permanent facilities, but it was temporarily shut down In February after only a couple of months. It never reopened. The closure came on the heels of four escapes and the disturbance Inttnded to provoke a mass escape of the camp's 16 Inmates. Tw o divers die exploring Bahamas cave LA K ELAN D — Convicted child molester Frank T . Potts served less than half his prison sentence and was released even though officials were warned he was deeply disturbed and posed a threat of committing more violent offenses. Potts, SO. served six years of a 15-ycar sentence after being convicted In 1982 of molesting un 11-year-old girt. Investigators suspect Potts has a role in up to 13 disappearances In several states, Including the deaths of 12-year-old Jennifer Odom In Pasco County lust yenr, a 14-year-old Lee County girl In 1992 and u 13-year-old Wahnetu girl In 1981. On March 11. Investigators discovered the skeletal remains of Robert Earl Jlncs, 19, burled near Potts' Alabama cabin. Potts has been charged with the death of Jlncs. who disappeared while visiting Potts’ property five years ago. Potts remains In the Polk County Jail on charges he molested another 11-year-old girl and In connection with Jlncs' death. From Associated Press reports L O T T E R Y M IA M I - H e ro are tho w inning numbers selected In the Florida Lottery; Lotto 10>18-33-34-4B>48. Play 4 3-5-9-a State looks at who gets Rosewood payments ■y ADAM VBOMAN9 Associated Press Writer TA L L A H A S S E E - A hill to compensate survivors of Rose­ wood is now law. but the work Is Just s ta rtin g to determ ine whether those who say they fled a white mob that destroyed thr Number of gang members double ■y Associated Prats Publlahad Dally and Sunday, axcapt Saturday Saturday by I Th* Sanlord Herald, lot, Inc, 300 300H. H. French Arc., Sanlord, f i« . u r n Second Cltae Poetege Paid it tenlord, Florida and additional mailing olttcod. Poetmodter: Send address changes 10 THE SANFOHO HERALD, P.0. BOM1M7, Sanlord, FL 13773-1147. Subicrtpllon Raids (Dally A Sunday) 1 Months 0 Months 1 Veer Home Delivery Mail tit. so 134.00 m oo 1*1.00 tzs.oo its.oo Florida Residents must pay 7% tales lax In addition to rale# above. Phone (407) 133-3t11. — I M > ffVup An undetermined mmttx-t of others are cx|>rc(cd lo upply for ronqiensation The Attorney General's Office, which drleoded thr state during legislative hearings Into the H o s t wood massacre, was given the Job of pulling togethrr the process lo verify the survivors who are eligible for payment* T h r stair wants to ensure only those with legitimate claim* reeelvr the money but nffl< tat* want to move as quickly a* |x>ssib|r Many of the survivor* are in thetr HO* and some have health problems , j ^ . hi i J A C K S O N V IL L E The mini tier or gang inrm tiers in this city has nearly tripled since 1991 and police urr blaming the lure of Ill-gotten gains us a major reason for the dramatic Increase. Police estimated the number of gang members has Jumped from about 300 In 1991 to 875 today. , u instead of committing crimes 'to r fu n , some gangs have become moneymaking ventures ib rn d rd by vou n g adults w ho hi handle stolen projx-ttv, jxiliec say. "They liegan making money off It," said Jacksonville Sheriffs Del. Ken Jones. "They found there Is a lot of profit lo be hud." That trend has apparently led gangs to become better orga­ nized and establish smaller "seta" with leaders who handle the goods and money. The gangs rarely deal In drugs, police say. Police say most youths who arc com m itting gang-related crimes ure gang associates who aren't doing tt for the money hut for respect, acceptance or to relieve boredom. Police cstltnulcd (tie city hud nbout 1.200 youths aged 10 to early teens who were associated with gangs but not full fledged members. Moat Jacksonville gangs have members scattered over several miles, making Ihcm likely to be more opportunistic than Innerc ity gangs that c o n tro l a neighborhood or a few city blocks. Way Back When Tho Harald'a 'Way Back When' columnist Julian Slenslrom has spent ever u year trying to identify all Ihe members of Ihis plcturo ol tho Sanlord Police Department made in 1920. From left to right Is an officer whose Iasi namo was Whoelor, anothor officer whoso last namo was Tomlinson; nexl Is young Sanlord Police Chief Roy Williams, al the top ol tho photo Is Arthur Beckwith Sr. and then an officer whoso last name was Green. Tho two officers on Ihe light have yet lu be Identified. If anyone can identify Ihe last two officers or provide first names and Initials of Whoeler, Tomlinson and Green, please contact Stenstrom at 322 2800. Ho would like to Identify all these offlcors boforo presenting the original photo to the Sanford Museum. T H E W E A TH E R LOCAL FORECAST EXTENDED OUTLOOK Tonight: Fair. Low In the upper 60s. Light wind. Tuesday: Partly sunny with a v vj'J* r \ p s ---------t-T T * --------- ^ if of chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms. High around 90. MONDAY THURSDAY WEDNESDAY TUESDAY FRIDAY Wind northwest 5 to 10 mph. P tly cldy 88-68 P tly cldy 88-68 P tly cldy 88-68 Ptljf cldy 88-68 Ptly cldy 88-68 Rain chance 30 percent. Extended forecast: Wednes­ day: A slight chance of mainly TIDES STATISTICS afternoon thunderstorms. Highs MOON PHASES In the upper 80s to lower 90s. TUESDAY: Thursday through Friday: Partly Th e high temperature tn SOLUNAR TABLE: Mill. 5:25 cloudy with a slight chance of Sunford Sunday was 92 degrees a.m.. 5:40 p.m.; MuJ. 11:30 u.m.. mainly afternoon and evening 11:55 p.m. TIDES: D aytona and the overnight low was 70 ns NEW FIRST thunderstorms. Lows In the reported by Ihe University of Beach: highs, 8:35 a.m., 8:54 May 10 May IS upper 60s to lower 70s. Highs In Florida Agricultural Research p.m.: Iowh , 2:35 u.m.. 2:34 p.in.; the upper 80s to lower 90s. New S m y rn a Beach: highs, nnd Educutlon Center. Celery Avenue. 8:40 u.m.. 8:59 p.m.: lows, 2:40 Recorded rainfall for the a.m.. 2:39 p.m.: Cocoa Beach: period, ending at 9 a.m. Mon­ highs. 8:55 a.m., 9:14 p.m.: FULL FLORIDA LAST day, totalled 0 Inches. lows, 2:55 a.m.. 2:54 p.m. May 25 June 1 The temperature ut 10 a.m. HI La Pet air today wus 80 degrees and Daytona Batch n az 00 BOATING BEACH CONDITIONS Monday’s overnight low was 70, FI. Laud Batch as at 00 ns recorded by the Nullonnl 7) Fort Myara u 00 Galratvlila u 00 M Weather Service al the Orlando D aytona Beach: Waves are a S t. A ugustine to Ju p lte * Inlet na Homttlaad at .na Tonight: Wind variable 5 to 10 International Airport. hair foot and glassy. Current Is Jackionvlllt M .00 ai Other Weather Service data: Kay Waal 17 73 .00 stationary with a water tempera­ knots. Seas 2 feet. Buy and Lakaland n 03 ture of 77 degrees. 71 Inland waters smooth. Isolated □ S u n d a y 's high...................89 Miami oo »i 70 New S m yrna Beach: Waves e ve n in g show ers or th u n ­ □ B arom etric preaau re.3 0 .0 2 Pantacola 17 73 oo □ R elative H um idity #***76 pet Sprawl* *4 .31 ure 1-2 feet and glossy. Current d e rsto rm s. T u e s d a y : W ind 73 Tal’ahaiM* .00 Is slight to the north with a southeast 5 to 10 knots. Seas 2 □ W lnda„..N orthw eat 10 m ph ao M Tampa at .0 0 U feet. Bay and Inland waters P Rainfall ••••♦tt*****************0 In. water tcm pernlure of 76 degrees, Vara Baath .lr to aj sm ooth. Isolated afternoon E Idunoot••••«*mi«»*.*»«•*8:05 p.m. W. PalmBatch aa .00 »l showers and thunderstorms. □ B unrlae...................6:38 a.m. C Monday, Msy 0, 1994 Vol. 86, No. 223 blark settlement 71 years ago actually lived there At least eight people have Item Identified a« survivors. Inchidlng four who were n a m e d ns deserv­ ing of iMvmrnfs tn thr unprece­ dented 92.1 million legislation that Gov Lawton Chiles signed Into law last week i 1 Potts released early despite concerns seel Mishkin has announced lie Is another two-year lerm. _ "M y ronslllucnts know my record! s|Kinsorliig legislation, lighting for leg tlon and voting lor legislation dint af people throughout Florida," he said. House and Senate rules require mrmi: to vote on all legislation, amendments oilier mnltrrs unless excused by Ihe siding officers or "necessarily prevent* from tiring present lo vote. Uiwmukrr* also regularly register th< votes hours or days alter the olllrlal roll-el voir bus been taken. The laic vole symlMille and dors not affect the outcome i (lie legislation. Some leglslatms said they feel obligated record a lale vole 11 they missed u roll call i dtrlr constituents know where they on nil Issue. Other lawmakers «nld the system ha* tieen abused liy those who waul lo avoid accountability. "I have seen jteoplr sit there and not press thetr button." said Rep Stephen Wise. K-Jacksonville, "ti may lie thr tough, controversial Issues, so thry don't vote, nnd then they say *1 wasn't there. I went lo Ihe bathroom ' That really irritates m r ** " GRAND BAHAMA ISLAND. Bahamas - Tw o certified cave dlvern — one a scuba Instructor, the other a former commercial diver on Gulf Coast oil rigs — died while exploring an underwater chamber off Grand Bahama Island. Michael Brown, 37. and Randy Smith. 30, were part of a 10-person group from Fort Myers that had chartered the Shear Water out of Riviera Beach for a four-day dWe trip In the Bahamas. While diving In wnters near Freeport, they entered a blue hole that led to a cave In about 120 feet of water, said Ken Johnson, a crew member on the Shear Water. "These guys were technical divers." Johnson said. "The y were the most experienced Individuals In the group." But the two veteran scuba divers did not leave a trailing rope to the cave entrance or bring enough lights tnto the dark cavern, violating cave diving rules and leaving ihcmsclVqt* vulnerable for accidents, Johnson said. Bahamian authorities are still Investigating the cause of the Friday uteefdcnt. An autopsy was scheduled for today In Freeport. Brown organized the dive trip through Southwest Scuba, a Fort Myers dive shop that he co-owncd. Jim Norrts. who dove with Brown on this and other trips, said it was "In ­ comprehensible" that two divers of such skill would die underwater. TA LLA H A S S E E — Members of the Florida Legislature missed mi average of 33 roll call voles each In Ibis year's regular leglslatlvc Hrsston. or one mil of every 20 votes. The voting record was worse than Con­ gress where the average member voted on 96 percent of all roll-rail votes In 1993, the Tnm|>u Tribune reported in Sunday edi­ tions. Among stale lawmakers with die worst records were Senate President Pat Thomas and House Speaker Bo Johnson, the news paper said In lls review of nearly 1.300 roll-enll voles during the 00-day session Thomas. D-Qulney. missed 141 out of 498 votes, or 28 jieieent. while Johnson. [) Milton, missed 229 out of 782 voles, nr 29 percent. Lawmakers said they missed so muny mil calls because of tllnrss. personal emergen­ cies nnd work on other Important legislation that forerd them to tie uwny from their desks when votes were being hrld. Critics said lawmakers have frw legiti­ mate reasons for falling In vole and hurl public tmsl In government when they treat tt lightly. "The res|Minslhlllty Is to tie there nnd represent the jicoplc." said Sen. Churlte Crist. “There are countries where people die for the rigid to vote. It's a cherished rigid dial ought to 1h- respected." Crist. R-St. Petersburg, had Ihe bent voting record with only one missed vole. Thomas said he missed one day to attend III? ruuerul for a lobbyist's daughter and devoted much of his time on Juvenile Justice legislation H r did mil have a reason lor not voting when be presided over die chnmhcr. Thomas who Is seeking another term as Senate president, said tie didn't rx|H-rl Ills constituents lo hold Ids voting record, or lack of one. against him. "The y tune hi on where your emphasis Is placed amt what you get done amt Hits year we really wrote a hell uf a Juvrnllr bill." he said. "It's dllllndi to shephrrd legislation through and mil miss voles." Rep. Phil Mishkin, D-Port Rlehry. missed 318 votes and had the worst showing among nil of Ihe legislature's IGOnirmtirrs Mishkin, who at 79 Is the oldest state lawmaker, said unaprrlllrd health problems kept him In his Pasco County district during the last three days of the session when dozens o( hills were tiring considered O (9 NATH Tamparatura* Indlcata prey lout doy’t Mah and ovarnlflhl low lo 1p m. 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Ssnlord Herald, Sanford, Florida - Monday, May 9. 1994 - POLICE BRIEFS Education pays off The U.S, Army and Sanford Klwanus Club presented Slay in School Achievement Awards lo two Seminole High students at th e M a y 4 m e e t in g . Participating are (from loll): Phil Gunster, club president­ elect; Sgl. Samuel Dossey, Armu recruiter, Sanlord; Capl. Scott Crosby, recruiting com­ mander, Orlando; Brandon Sim pson, award reclplent; Raymond Perkins, award recip­ ient; and Dalo Whitman, teach­ er who heads the SHS Com­ pact Program. Drugs brought to Jail Angelina Michelle Inman, 24, 201 Franklin Anns, Sanford, was charged with Introducing marijuana Into a correctional lllty and with Introduction of cocaine Into a correctional larllliy by Seminole County sheriffs (illlccrs on Friday. Deputies "aid she wan brought to the John E. Polk < orrertlonal Facility by a bauilsmiut. During a pal down search an "he wu.s being brought Into the (all lor booking, drputlcn found lrss than 20 grum* of marijuana and less than 20 grama nf cocaine In her front punts (HK'krt. She was liooked at tile John E. Polk Correctional Facility and held wllhoul bond. Battery charges filed Uw■** Daniel Phillip Camion. 21). 100H 7th St.. Came Iberry, wan charged with boltcry domestic violence and hattery domestlc vlolctu c/chlhl abuse by Seminole County "herltP" officers on Saturday, Dr pul lea Mid that he wa« Involved In an argument with hla llve in girlfriend whrn he hreurnr violent and hit her several I Intern They said she ltdd them that he also pushed her 3-yrar-old son otr the bed. causing him to hit hi* head on a nearby tabic. Her 7-yrur old son said that Cannon bad done that a* well. Deputies said hr hart Item arrrslrd for vlolrnrr against the girlfriend In the past He was lukrn to the John F. Polk Correctional Facility and held without bond Domestic violence alleged Theodore Koosevrll Oliver. SO. 12(11 Dunbar Ave„ |.,«kr Monroe, was charged wltli battery domestic violence by Seminole County deputies on Friday Deputies said bis wife reported that when be arrived home he was ''high,'' The two got Into a vertwl argument that turned violent, they said Deputies also M ild that hr liegan throwing h o u s e h o ld «m1* around the living room and shr trlrd to calm him down, hut was u n s u c c e s s f u l In that attempt lie then, deputies said, pushed her out of the way Deputies said she had no apparent Injuries and refused medical treatment He w a s taken to the John K Polk Correctional Facility and held on • |.000 bond Sale of crack charged Ketlhlan Donnell '[h ik r " Roberts. IN. 1114 Pine A vr„ Sanford, was charged wilh the sale and delivery of crack coTAine by Sanford Poller on Friday Polite said they had undercover ofllcrr* al the corner of Celery Avenue and U a ust They said that Hotirrts agreed lo sell a piece of crack cocaine In one of I he officers In exchange for < 10 rash H r was taken to the John F. Polk Correctional Facility and held on 13.000 taunt Pot, LSD found In car Hotiert Wayne Reeve*. 21. 1304 Canary St.. Longwond. was i barged w ith poMraaton. sale and purc hase of drugs by Seminole County stirrtfTs deputies uri Saturday morning Deputies said tie was in Ills car ut the Sunshadow Apariinrnis in Cassrlherry when they asked why tie was there. He told them hr and other* were visiting friends who lived there. »y» D*|miII«* M krd for ami received permkaalon lo search the car. The y found.« small amount of marijuana In a shoe and five squares of USD They aald lie admit led the drugs weir tils lie was taken lo the John E Polk Correctional Facility and tirtd on 13.000 bond Warrant arrests • Paul Casso. 30. 200 U g o Vtsla lllvd . C asseltierry. on a warrant from thr Florida Parole Commission He wus arrested ut the John K Polk Correctional Facility where lie was serving a sentence that required hint to he al John K Polk Correctional Facility tor 10 consecutive weekends He was held without hand. • Willie Jackson. 27, 133 HeOiune Clr.. Sanford, for violating the terms of Ids probation on possession of cocaine charges He was taken to the John E Polk Correctional Facility and held without bond • James Throphtll Morris Jr.. 10. 1603 Williams Ave.. Sanford on four counts of burglary to n structure. He was held without bond nt the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. Natural parents named guardians of Kimberly By Associated Pros* SEDKING — The confusing adolescence of Kimberly Mays became u hit more complicated with an agreement that gives her three Irgal guntdluns — her nntiirul parents and the man who raised her. The teen Involved In a baby swap will live with natural parents Ernest and Hcglna Twlgg for now. The Twiggs on Friday reached an agreement with Robert Mays — whom the 15-year-old knew as her father from birth — and his wife D nrlrnn. according to Jo h n Blakely, attorney for the Twiggs. "It s a nice Mother’s Day present for Mrs. Twlgg, Isn’t It?" Blakely said Saturday. lie said he wns contacted by A rth u r G lnshurg, Mays’ at­ torney. who suggested settling rather than returning to court on Tuesday to proceed with an appcul of last August’s ruling thut allowed Kimberly to sever all tics with the Twiggs. Alter a week of negotiations, the parties reached agreement Frlduy morning. Blakely said. "Th e final resolution called for the final Judgment entered last year to he thrown out completely and a new Judgment substituted for the old one." he suld. "The new Judgment will provide that the Twiggs lie recognized us Kimberly’s biological parents. As her biological purents they arc also recognised as her natural and legal guardians." A copy of the agreement wus faxed to the 2nd District Court of Appeal In Lakeland on Friday. The case should bounce back to the tria l c o u rt, w here an amended version of the August I ruling should he filed this week, said David Detikln. alturncy for Kimberly’* guardian ad Itlein. "H o p e fu lly there’ll he no further court action." he said. "The parties cun now pul down their swords and bend them Into more useful tools." The deal u Ibo culls for the teen-ager to live wllh the Twiggs until she becomes an adult — or asks to leave. Thut would lie allowed "only If her request lo leave Is supjiortcd by Boh Mnys and Ernest and Regina Twlgg or. If they don’t agree on It. If the request Is sup|iorted by a court-appointed family mediator." Blakely said. Leesburg attorney Ocorge Russ, who helped Kim berly legally end her relationship with her birth parents, said the set­ tlement was a "good resolution" for Kimberly. "She got the result she de­ sired." Russ said. "Kimberly has spcclul problems that aren’t re­ luted to the Twiggs or Mays," Mays declined comment. "I know the nnnl agreement Is acceptable lo everyone, Includ­ ing Kimberly." Blakely said. Previously, only Mays and Ills second wife Darlene had legal guardlunshlp. Darlenu Mays adopted Kim ­ berly In September; the adoption also Is nullified and Darlcnn Mays has no visitation rights, Blakely suld. “ Boh Mays has suld to Kim that he will vlsl| with her when Bhc wants lo." Blakely said. The agreement gives Robert Mays reasonable hut unspecified visi­ tation rights, according lo the lawyer. Kimberly left Mays to live with the Twiggs In March. ja *y Tammy Vincanl Employee of Month The City of Sanford Employee tor Ihe month of May was honored Iasi weak Police Communication Operator John M Shaa. center, was selected for his outstanding work and professional conduct as an Auilliary Police Officer Shown during the presentation are (left lo nghl): Police Chief Ralph Russell, Mayor Beltye Smith, Shea. Communications Supervisor Cleo Cohen, and City Manager Bill Simmons Skyjacked plane lands in Miami r Our Store Is User Friendly... So why not visit us? We'll prove that our service and friendliness rank right up there with our quality automobiles! C om e... W e'll Be Looking for Yout By Associated Press MIAMI — Sixteen tourist* mtmly munched on hum and ch rrse sandwiches a* they walchrd the rrew of « Cuban airliner try to pry open the door to thr cockpit where the rapialn twin leaded himself to divert thr plane to Miami, passenger* said today. The Na**«M hound Cuban* dr Aviation twin-engine turboprop landed safely at Miami Intrroa ttonal Airport Sunday and llw iMMM-ngrrs were told they were landing In Nasaau. The pilot asked for asylum. "Th e errw was trying lo pry ihe door open wllh u screwdriver and beating on II as ihe stew­ ardesses passed out these trays with tittle pleers ol rolled up ham and cheese and a piece ol bread," said Karl Lindquist ol Key West The 16 passenger* Included Ovr Americans, five Bahamians, two Spaniard*, two Italian*, a Canadian and a Columbian rest dent of the United Slates, FBI spokesman Paul Miller said. There were seven crew mem­ bers. Including Ihe pilot, he said, The plane was diverted lo Miami without violence. Miller said Two ol Ihe crew In uniform* "grabbed the pilot as he came down the rump at the alrjrort and slatted to knock him down, hut nccurlty people got u hold of them before they could do any­ thing." said Lindquist, who was accompanied by his wife. Ntcoias Clara, a trout captain from Barcelona. Spain, suld he heard cries of "Defector" and "Traitor." The other Americans were two women from Tam p u and a Seattle man who was sailing to the Grund Caymans hut had to stop his trip In Cuba bccuusc of trouble with his boat, Lindquist said. The passengers were allowed to make travel pluns to continue their trip, white Miller said the crew and plane would probably be picked when a plane from Cuba brings another pilot. T h e Lindquists said they didn’t realize the plane hud been diverted until the captain an­ nounced the plane would he landing In Nassau, Bahamas In a few minutes. "W c looked out the window anil saw parts of south Miami, so then we knew everything wasn’t right," Lindquist said. One of the Italian passengers. Guido Plclronl. said "the crew told us that the pilot asked the copllat lo go get him something to drink." Plclronl said. "When he did, the captain locked himself In the cockpit. The copilot was using a screwdriver, trying to get In there." "They tried everything to get In there," said one of the Balmmlun residents on the plane, Charles Bowc. Because Cuba and the United States have no diplomatic rela­ tions, the Cubanu do Aviaclon turboprop was going to the Bahamas, where people who wunted to go to Miami could hook another flight. Kaiser P O N T IA C -B U IC K -G M C T R U C K S If.I- .It i 1 5 9 0 S o u th W o o d la n d B lv d ., D e L a n d D E L A N O 004-734-0882 *.D A Y T O N A 004-257-0640 • O R L A N D O 407-020^0540 • L O C A T E D A T T H E C O R N E R O F M W Y. 17-02 A H W Y . 15A' E g FREEBIE ADS Take advantage ot this special otter This is a groat opportunity for you to enjoy the sam e great results as our regular classified custom ers at no cost to you. Just follow these instructions. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Ads will be scheduled to run for 10 days. Price of item must be staled in the ad and be $100 or less. 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Doyle, Publlaher and Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Montha................................. 819.50 6 Montha............................. 839,00 1 Year................................. 878 00 Florida Reeldenta muat pay 7% aalae tax In addition to ratee above. EDITORIAL Taking freedom for granted It Is, perhaps, unfair to compare the recent elections In South Africa with our local elections. Yet. there Is one point to consider: the freedom to make a choice at the polls. We allow voting for 12 hours, from 7 n.m. until 7 p.m. only on election day. There Is often a good turnout. If the ballot is long. In the 1992 election Seminole County hud 65.7 percent of Its registered voters turn out. In 1966 the number was 78.2 percent. Seminole County presently has 134,949 persons registered to go to the polls. However, there are many people who have not taken tt upon themselves to register to vote. Non-prcsldentlal elections, and when the ballots contain only a few candidates hardly ever draw large voter turnouts. In South Africa, the situation la different. Voters flocked to the polls In such large numbers thnt the two days of voting had to be extended to three. The majority of Africans have never been allowed to vote. Until this time, they have been refused the right to name the person to oversee their government. Now with the freedom to vole, many wulkcd hundreds of miles to a polling place. Others voted even In the face of threats against their safety by those who did not want this change In voting rights. Here In Central Florida, many will stuy away from the polls If It so much as looks like rain. Should the ballot be small, people often have a tendency to Ignore It. How would we feel about our freedoms If the right to vote was taken uway? If our federal or state government suddenly de­ creed. for example, thnt no one under six feci high could vote, wouldn't there bean uproar? Our point la to call uttenllon to (lie turnout In South Africa. Millions of people who have never voted arc now allowed to do so. Their response to this new freedom should be an example to the entire world, We urge local people who have not yet done so. to register. And whenever the opportunity comes up. go to the polls urn) make your choice count. Let's continue to make gov­ ernment of the people, a direct result of voting by all the people, LETTER Response from Housing Authority In response to the editorial appearing In the Sanford Herald on May 3, 1004, os director of the Sanford Housing Authority, I am providing the following response: I agree drugs arc prevalent In public housing nationwide. Sanford Is no exception! As custodian of the agency, I was operating on the premise of having been udvlsed ut sometime In the past that convictions were necessary to evict for drug-related violations. Upon consultation with legal counsel, and hla review of the federal regulations, I was advised that convictions ure not necessary for drug case evictions. However, we must have proof of violations of the lease agreement concerning drug-related activities. Enforcement of the lease agreement that is drug related will be placed on the agenda for the May 19, 1094 board of commissioners' meeting at 7 p.m. at Redding Gardens. I will be requesting specific board policy and directives an u means of taking affirmative action to continue our efforts toward drug elimination. The majority of our residents arc law abiding people. Those who are In violation of their lease do not deserve assisted housing! Phyllis D. Richardson. PHM Executive Dlrector The Housing Authority of the City of Sanford L o c k in g up th e F o u rth A m e n d m e n t * "Th e iHKircst man may In hls'cotlngc bid dcdaiicr to nil the forces of the Crown. It may be frail — Its roof may nhnke — the wind may blow through It — (he stomi may enter... but the King of England cannot enter. All Ills forces dare not rrosathr threshold of the ruined tenement." So said William Pitt. Earl nf Chatham, hut thnt was In another country In another century. The poor who live In America's public housing projects cannot nlford. says Hill Clinton, the same degree of privacy thnt William Pitt guaranteed his countrymen. For their own good, America's public housing tenants should be requlred to have Included In their lenses u clause giving consent to the police to break Into their apartments without a warrant in a search fur guns and gunslingers. This policy was designed by no less an authority In constitutional law than Attorney General Janet Reno, and by the usually thoughtful Housing and Urban Development Secretary Henry Ctanero*. Moreover. Its en­ thusiastic supporter, the president. Is a graduate of Yale Low School, taught consiliuilon.il law In Arkansas, and was nn attorney general of that stale. Unimpressed by so distinguished a trio ut the » . . . . . highest level of government. Dorothy Tillman, a Chicago alderman, demurs. She represents the residents of the Robert Taylor Homes on the South Side of Chicago — where children, at nn early nge, learn to duck when the gun­ fire starts. "I think." she told N a t io n a l P u b lic Radio, "that when you take a group of citize n s , who are |Mmr. and you treat them differently from other cttliens In this c o u n t r y . I th in k that's n very Immoral act, and I think (hat (the president) Is us­ ing the Robert Taylor public housing pro­ f This Iscallod Iho sllppory ject to posh his crime alopo, and once hill." Iho doscont Rather than "Im ­ begins, who moral." the operative knows whero It word Is unconstitu­ e n d s?J tional. That was the Immediate and firry I . i i/ z u s lt i l w . fformer t t r r i i r * r vmayor t iiit / n r n i response nr rEd Koch, the off NNew York, now u rudlo talk-show host. Koch, who had a number of bruising baltles with the American Civil Liberties Union while In office, agrees wllh It now thnt a wnlver of Fourth Amendment guarantees In a public housing lease "rlearlv violates the Constitution." Koch likened the Clinton undermining of the Fourth Amendment to "the yellow dog contract" of yore. For those in his audience who arc not old-timers. Koch explained that some employers used to require newly hired workers to sign an employment contract pledging they would never Join a union, "Only u yellow dog." Koch explained, "would sign such a contract ’ When the Clinton Reno Cltnrru* yellow dog contract gets to court, one Issue will Indrrd ite whether the government ran require a waiver of a fundamental constitutional right ns a condition of gelling a public housing nparlinrnt ____ __ Furthermore, it is hardly Inconceivable that people drspernlrly wanting such an apartment will fear that If they don't sign the waiver, they will la* dented public housing Also — a |x>lut raised by the A C LU — If a tenant does not sign the waiver, he or she may l»e targeted lor ertmlnal investigation. JACK ANDERSON rxttfwtamfaiuTViMiuMp C linton backs engine sale W ASHINGTON - Tw o divergent priorities for the Clinton administration — promoting human rights abroad and txxistliig American exports — are crashing together In a controversial engine sale lo China that has Intelligence officials scratching thetr heads In disbelief In this case, export dollars ate apparently more important than human r ights or arms proliferation concema. The rase Involves n U —— I'hornlx-based — SK e n g in e c o m p a n y . Garrett, which has been trying lo sell the People's Republic of China dozens of Us a d v a n c e d turbofan engines alure HOODING CARTER U.S. needs leaders, not w hiners What was once a trickle of despair lias become a torrent of horror. Seemingly from one end of the globe to the other, atrocities mount und musa murder becomes the norm. Names we barely knew or hud rarely licurd. like Rwanda. Hosnla. Somalia und Haiti, have become synonyms for unrestrained bestiality and unchecked repression. In the luce of the appalling Images and shocking reports, there Is a growing tendency to hrlieve (hat since the United States cannot actually solve all of the world's problems or prevent all the looming catastrophes, the path of wisdom Is to do nothing. It Is a new kind of Isolationism created not from old prejudices but from the impact of too much knowledge too quickly absorbed. We Americans show signs of becoming either anesthetized or Immobilized. Something else Is ulso Involved. The Clinton administration, which Is to say the president first und foremost, lias shown a genius for taking confusing, complex situations and m aking them worse by Its own m urky inconstancy. President Clinton Is a man of rare Intelligence und highly developed verbal skills who frequently substitutes words for action and pronouncements for programs. In Ills administration, consistency Is no virtue and a tendency toward frequent shifts In foreign policy, or the way policy Is explained, Is no vice. Everybody gets to play. If the president seemed to have a policy du Jour toward Bosnia for the first 14 months of tils administration, his minions frequently expressed variations for every new cycle. H Secretary of Slute Christopher was clear ulxiut the meaning of the Clinton human rights policy and MobI Favored Nation status for China, high officials In the Commerce and Treasury Departments were not. We huve expressed wurm feelings about the possibilities of multifunction under the U.N. umbrella, und then we have cooled. Adminis­ tration spokesmen have been publicly supjKirllvc of Halil's exiled president, and have been as ardently negullvc In background briefings. The United States has nn obligation as the remaining superpower lo help sustain a peaceful International order, we have been told, but of course cannot Impose Itself on N A T O or the United Nations or "w orld opinion." Murderous outrages have been .roundly condemned, then studiously Ignored. Small wonder that many Americans have decided the world Is too much with them and therefore too much for them, ft frequently appears to be no less for the men and women charged with leadership In Washington, who tend to carry on publicly about the sheer complexity of It all. It would be eusler to sympathize If you could forget how avidly they sought the responsibilities they now appear to regard us the unfair burdens of an inexplicably difficult world. Occasionally you ure offered painful Con­ trasts against which to measure the White House's performance abroad. Margaret That­ cher, the lioness in winter, was In Washington the other day. As always, the world for the former British prime minister Is not a place of grays, hut of black und w h I t e . As a lw a y s , th e re Is much that she says with which reason­ a b le p e o p le c a n strongly disagree. H u t a b o u t o ti e point there Is little mom for argument. As Thatcher says. In the end It nil comes down to leadership. Those with jmwer must choose, uud having chosen, must f Americana show s ta y the c o u rs e . Pusaively waiting for signs of a consensus to form bocomlng oither Is like waiting for anostholized or Godot. It will not Im m o b ilize d .^ appear. The public at home und our friends and enemies abroad arc as one In their potential responsiveness to u clear articulation uud steady pursuit of Ameri­ can goals. They are also as one In their bcfuddlcmcnt ulxiut the administration's un­ failing Inclination lo speak first and adopt a policy second About the time this column appeurs, I will he (raveling In the Balkans with u small group of Americans concerned ubout the potential for disaster In and around the new nation of Macedonia, until recently u Yugoslav territory. If the world Is not careful, long-festering hatreds with roots going hack through the centuries could erupt In a conflict thut could make Bosnia look like an warmup. There are already 1,000 U.N. personnel on hand. The president has scut over 100 American serv­ icemen us a signal of our determination to avert the fight so mutiy ethnic and political factions, inside Macedonia's borders and within those of Its Immediate nclghlxirs, arc spoiling to begin. The udininlstrulloii mii9t learn from Its recent past. Having sent troops. It has apparently decided that Macedonia's fate mailers to the United Stales. That being so. It should stop vacillating and promptly and repeatedly tell the American people what Is at stake and how It Intends to avert calamity. Then It must hold the policy line, coolly, calmly and over time. IWWl O 7 f I r I a I a at A llle d S lg n a l, G a r ­ rett's parent com ­ pany. oay the cog. ie irc h n b lu g y Is 2-f ycura old and widely used in business aircraft around the In this case, world Other compa­ export dollars nies ulso make simi­ are apparently lar engines, so flie more Important technology Is hardly than human a state secret rights T o a number of intelligence officials. however, the sate of these engines could enable the Chinese lo upgrade its Silkworm missiles, which It has hern selling without compunction In Middle Eastern countries like Iran and Syria. The history of the sale is complex, and often classified, but we've put It together from sources and documents provided by congres­ sional sources concerned about the sale Discussions between Garrett and the Chinese began In lURtl. and a deal was concluded In 1987 lo sell China an initial lot of 30 engines, to be used In u light military Jri known as the K H. In curly 1989. the Department of Defense was Informed of the Initial sale, though at the lime It slipped lietween the cracks. Despite the Bush admin­ istration's new restrictions on China after the Tiananmen Square imusacrc. which pre­ vented the sale of military equipment, the deal continued to bump along. In May 1090. the Commerce Department granted the Chinese jiernilsslon. In accordance with the original sale agreement, to ex|xm four K-H trainers, with the U.S. englnr inside, to Pakistan. Eighteen months later, In November 1991, the Commerce Department gave Gurrrtt permission to expand sales to China without additional export licensing. The Defense Department was not consulted. AN hell broke lose In Ju ly 1992. when, almost by chance, the Pentagon's top technology proliferation experts read a classified cable between the U.S. Embassy In Beijing and Slate Department headquarters In Washington alerting them to the sale. The Pentagon demanded a scries of closed-door meetings on the Issue, uud vurlous ugcnclrs were asked to unulyze the Implications of the sale. A month later, the CIA weighed In wllh the first classified report establishing thut the Chinese could use the Garrett engines In u super-improved Silkworm missile. The re­ port’s Implications were thut the United States might be selling China technology that could seriously threaten the U.S. military from a third country. The Defense Intelligence Agency weighed In with another classified report nn Sept. 30 ugrecing with the CIA that these engines could end up In the wrong hands. According to the documents, however, the sulc pro­ gressed and four more engines were shipped lo China In September and October of 1092. Yet another classified study was completed Nov, 20. estimating the Increased range and payload If the Silkworm was modified to suit an upgraded Garrett engine. Such on im­ proved Silkworm, analysts warned, could have a minimum range of 332 nautical miles with a 1,000-pound payload, and a top range of 581 nautical miles with a one-pound payload. �Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida - Monday, May 9. 1994 - 8A First flight across Atlantic 75 years ago now little remembered ■ y V IU L K A C lO R Associated Press Writer P E N S A C O L A — W henever Churlr* nnd Hefty Cunningham tty on nn ulrllnrr they gtvr the pilot on envelope with this questlnn written nn the outside: "W ho flew the first instil across the Atlantic?" The nnswrr la In n pamphlet Inside. Ils cover shows a huge, un­ gainly airplane with a maze of braces and wires connecting u boat-like fuselage to double wings, a Imx-klte tall and four engines ~ three facing forward and one lo Ihe rear. "Th e only one who ever said he knew and was correct wus an ex-naval officer," Mrs. C u n ­ ningham said In a telephone Interview from ihelr Asheville, N.C.. home, "Everybody thinks that Lindbergh made the first n ig h t ." Eight years before Charles Lindbergh made Ihe first non­ stop (light from New York lo Paris, »U American airmen were first across the Allan Ik Ocean In the Navy seaplane NC-4 It Is now In the National Museum of Naval Aviation at the Pensacola Naval Air Station They departed 73 years ago Sunday front Horknwny. N.Y., and arrived IW days later In Portugal, on Muy 27. IP 1(1, Their commanding officer nnd navigator was Lt Cmdr. Albert C "P utty" Head. Mrs C u n ­ ninghams father rite pamphlet features Irttera to his wife. Hr** Hurdlne Head, who*e father founded Ihe Hurdlne'* department store chain In Florida, "History ha* failed lo give Putty the distinction hr de­ serve*." Mrs Head wrote in the pamphlet The flight, however, w as (mill page news In I (HU Mt* Head, who died two years ago. found the letters In her home In Coconut Grove, a Miami neighborhood Her daughter. Mr* Cunningham, ha* donalrd th e m to th e m it» r u m ln Pensacola Head, who later became an admiral, died In 1067 "I wished that he lived two year* longer," Mrs Cunningham «-iid. "In '00, we landed on the marm, Ms knew dim we would " Retired Navy C'dpt Walter Schlrra. one of the first seven astronauts and an aviation his­ torian. dtrw a parallel between the space rare and NC-4's flight during a 73th anniversary pro­ gram ai the museum In Febru­ ary The Americans were com­ peting w ith several Urlllsh teams. "The y spent thut much time and effort making sure tills nation was first across the Atlantic, Just as we were the first nallon In pul men on the moon," Schlrra said. Three N a vy-C u rllss flying boats, NC-1, NC-3 and NC-4. began (he flight. With wing­ spans of 120 Teel — IS feel more than a Hoeing 727 Jetliner — Ihe fabric and wood seaplanes were made for anti-submarine duty In World War I. Anolher “ Nancy," NC-2. was cannibalized for re­ pair parts. Unlike Lindbergh's Spirit of St. lands, the seaplanes were unable to crosa without refuel­ ing, Slops were planned In Novu Scotia. Newfoundland and Ihe Azores NC-4 was barely on its wsy when engine trouble forced an unplanned stop at Cupc Cod. Newspapers dubbed It the "lame duck." The airmen also found out they hud an unexpected competitor, the Navy dirigible C-5, In Newfoundland. "It w h s more or less o f a dirty trick," Head wrole. Hut a storm tore C-5 from Ils moorings, blew II out lo sea and out of Ihe competition on May 13. The next day. Ihe seaplanes left Newfoundland on Ihe longest leg of the flight — 1,380 miles — to the Azores. The Navy stationed ships about 30 mites apart lo guide the filers, but fog and clouds obscured some NC-I and NC 3 landed lo get ihelr bearings. The landing damaged NC-3 nnd. un­ able lo fly again, It drifted to Ihe Azores. NC-1's crew was rescued by a freighter after rough seas prevented u takeoff. Scientists monitor watermelon disease m Florida, Georgia ■y IL L IO T T MINOR Associated Press Writer ALHANY. Gz — Two years after an unusual disease erealrd rotting watermelons that burst, the disease has been discovered again In Georgia and Florida Th e disease, relied watrrmelon fruit blotch, gained national at lent ion in 1002 It rots the Inside of the fruit, causing a buildup of ptrsaiitr that makes Ihe melon* pop open and spew a foul smelting oo/e The I),11 teri.i that causes II ran be spread In seed a-d water "It's not widespread." said N a n cy C h ild e rs , executi ve d i r e c t o r of t he G e o r g i a Watrrmelon Association. "It is something we re keeping an eye on Hopefully. It will mil spread like It did In '92." The disease |* being *1udlrd by scientist* at the University of Georgia. Ihe University of Flor­ ida, Purdue Unlvrisiiv In Indl ana and by a private (Inn. Fruit blotch ha* been found in Indiana. Georgia. Florida and South Carolina since IMflO. G ran ia, usually ranked third nr fourth In watermelon produc lion, has 40.00U to 4.1.000 sere* this year. The crop generate* about 920 million fur Ihe stale's grower* Olber lop producers arc Florida. Texas and California It has tieen drtrctrd on young seedlings In Georgia this year, but It I* to early lo tell If It will cause crop Iosm-s " I t s something you have no control over," said Crisp Courtly grower Oren Childers, who Is no relation lo Nancy Childers There's no sign of the disease on Ills farm Ills 200 arre crop I* III rxi rllrnl <omllllon tierause of ample rainfall and plenty of sonshlne and Is running five lo sevrn days ahead of *t lirdule. tie said Contaminated watermelons are culled oul Iwfore ihe crop is shipped oul lo be sold H o n 0 i i it 111 •. a p l a n t iwithologisi at the University of G e o r g i a ’ s Coastal Plain Experiment Station In Ttflon. said (here may tw- a new strain "W e'rr not quite sure what lo exjK-ct." he said "It may not trr 4* aggressive a* what w r'vr seen In the |>a*t " Georgia's harvest won t tiegin until early June. The stale's |>rak marketing period I* ju*t before Ihe Fourth of July, when Its watermelon* arr shipped throughout Ihe Ka*l Coast and In some Instances, Richardson explained, evictions for other Irase vio la tio n s, like n o n ­ payment of rent, sometimes have been unsuccessful, before trying to pursue a drug related e victio n , h o u sin g officials wanted a solid case they were reasonably assured of winning In rourt. ' ' T h a t ' s w h y wc arc so rautlous (on drug-related evic­ tions) because the residents will get ihe feeling Tt won't work. They can't put us out.'" the director explained. Although arrest Information Is readily tiv a lla b lc f r o m pol i ce or published records, tracking Ihe cases through court can be time consuming. Chris White, chief of opera­ tions In the stale attorney's Rinehart------- office, said housing officials could check with his other to see tf charges are (lied after drug arresta, then check ugaln In u few months for the outcome "I can assure you. If It can bc proven. we will certainly evict." Richardson commented, "because we are trying to Im­ prove the Image of public hous­ ing." Dennis Morgan, acting execu­ tive director of Ihe Orlando Public Housing Authority, rioted that authority dors not havt a drug addendum on their leases but pursues evictions tor drug related activity under two other sections of civil law. Orlando Mousing Authority of­ ficials prr-screen applicants with the help of police to determine that applicants do not hnve tiny record of drug or violence related offenses. "Cuuse evictions arc difficult und they do take an extreme uinount of t im e ." M organ commented. "Hy thut I mean walking through the process, It might be a six months process. We have found II Is worth the effort If you arc going lo have a want comes along lo develop the area.” which Rockett sold he didn't think II would nitrite! only specific types would lake that long. "W llh the proposed 40-A Interchange be­ of Industry." ing planned In the future," he "W e have a lot of vacant land said, "I could sco litis coming between Rinehart Road and lntcrslute-4," he said. "It Is Into fruition within as little as 10 undeveloped, but with II. we can to 20 years." he observed. "If we go along with this help Seminole Counly In im­ plementing nn Economical De­ concept." observed Com m is­ sioner David Mculor, "wc may velopment Plan," He suggested the city could have to re-address the tux In­ reduce population density levels centives so that wc may attract for residential areas on the east the type target Industry wc side of Rinehart, which may ulso w u n t." U rcnder nodded In ugrcemenl. be beneficial. Following a 45 minute dis­ Both Mayor Lowry Rockett and Commissioner Gary Brcnder cussion of West's proposals und Immediately supported West's comments from the commission, concept of the Target Industry Mayor Rockett obtained a con­ District. Commissioner George census vote of the commission to Duryca later added his support. have West continue Investigate "1 would prefer to sec the city ' Ing the Target Industry District call for some type of corporate concept, und come back to the p a r k d e v e l o p m e n t a l o n g commission with suggestions on Rinehart Road," Brcnder said. what It will require In the city's "Hut If we do that, we may find comprehensive plnn, land use ourselves walling 40 to 50 years regulations, zoning, and various before the type of business wc amendments lo city ordinances. Continued from Page 1A The City ol Sanford kicked ofl Its annual celebration ol Older Americana Month with a luncheon al tho Sanford Civic Cooler last woek Charlotte Adams. Rose laurlcella and Susie Groeman enjoy refreshments and each other's company during the ktckolf ceremony. Other activities planned for the month Include a drug-fret- environment." O rlando has about I,WOO units of public housing and another I,WOO under the section H p ro ­ g ra m w here In d ivid u a ls llttd housing In Ihe private sector and th r major (tortIon of Ihelr rent Is paid by the governm ent. Sanford has 4H0 units and 80 section H vouchers. Morgan rsthmilrd Ills agency has gotten 40 or 30 drug related evictions. There Is such u demand for public housing In Sanford there Is a walling lint which cannot be ftllcd In the next ihrec to five years. The housing authority lias suspended taking new applications. In an effort to p rom ote healthier lifestyles. Ihe Sanford Housing Authority In conjunc­ tions with Ihe Center for Drug Free Living Is presenting mon­ thly drug education programs for residents. Riverwalk— Continued from Page 1A lamps, tree plantings lor slHttle und other similar facilities. In addition, railings, turn-outs und picnic facilities are envisioned." Murder has admitted the pro­ jected cosls of Ihe projen arc generalized at Ihe present time. Even If Ihe d ly approves seeking the grant, additional consid­ erations muy play a (tart In the overall concept. The application would also be r evi ewed by Ihe R cglonn l Bicycle-Pedestrian Committee, whi ch could r ec om me n d changes. The Wutcrfront Master Plan Steering Committee Is also Involved. It has entered lulu a contract wlllt the University of Florida School of Architecture lo develop design alternatives fur the Luke Monroe waterfront nnd downtown Sanford area. Discussion of the proposal 1s scheduled for the work session of the city commission beginning nl 4 p.m. this aftcnioon In the C ity M anager's Conference Room ut city hall. The rcgulur commission meet­ ing will begin al 7 p.m., In Ihe commission chambers of San­ ford City Mull, 300 N. Park Avenue. Golden Golf Tournament, today, May 9; a daylrip to Sliver Springs, May 12; Senior Arts and Crafts Show. May 13-13; Senior Saturday In downtown Sanford. May 14; Lino Dance workshop. May 21; and a grand finale Memorial Day Picnic and Party. May 27. For Information or to register for activities, call 3KT5699 Historic Continued from Page 1A On Saturday, a week of sctlvltlr* got under way with a Victorian high le.i and w.Jklng tour. Marling al the home of John and Jamie Meek*. 621 S Park Avr "It w.i* Im-.mlllul quit*- well done." said Kav Bartholomew, who intended the event de*piir a full schedule of nthrr event* Sandwiched between manning I hr historic trust's I kmiIIi al thr Grrrnewuy events and winning enough lo lake some blend* oul lo brunch at a Kriiiurky Derby party. llaMliolonirw *aid ihe high tea was elegant and well allrndrd Following leu. Ihe Preservation Hoard handed out awards lor the best preservation work done this year The awards, presen led by the Hanford lllslorlr Trust, were given lo liartura Farrell, who re nova led the old Hanford Fire Station-. Je a n and ('h e rvje , M id w e a l Thesrd, 717 Magnolia A v r ; d f - W Florida reararrhers ate study­ and Itarhara Thompson: Johq ing diseased plants lo determine arid Juaruty Mercer. IKK) Sr If llicy have hull blotch, or Palmrllo Avc.s the All Souls another ullmrn! with similar Catholic Church Rectory, 902 S symplnnis. said Tom Kurharek. Oak Avr . und Wall and Hcri a plant pathologist wit ft thr Padgrtl for thr Higgins House Florida Extension Service In fled and Breakfast Inn. Gainesville On Sunday, an open house al Housing------Continued from Page 1A the "guests" are considered to lie living there and are required to be reported to the authority. Neighbors sometimes tell housing officials about unreported "guests" and the lease holder Is tisked to chitrfy the jM-rnon's status Seniors begin month of celebration Ihe Sanford Museum drew a small crowd. Those In aliendance were able to lour Ihe newly-reopened facility and see un exhibition of thr Sanford H istoric T r u s t ' s residential award winners A spokesman for the museum said Ihe crowd was small, but very appreetallve of Ihe work lhal hint bent done at the museum and on the houses that were featured In the photo­ graphic exhibition A' thr Higgins Hnuv- lied and Breakfast Inn 420 S. Oak Avr., an old fashioned Sunday dinner and carriage rule through Ihe historic district brought alxini 63 people In celebrate Mother's Day In grand style in Sanford "I think It was beautiful." said Walt Pudgrlt. owner o( Ihe Higgins House. "There were people here from Orlando. DeLand, Ml Dora. Winter Park, all coming In to see what wc urr doing here tn Sanford. A lot of them were surprised al what It is w'qhavc here " Padgett said ihe carriage ride gave ( m i lli iji.ml* a "unique vlruof what Sanford was and what It Is becoming." Tomorrow, Jim Robison will tie at Hit* Sanford Library al D E A TH S GEOROEHENRY CHOPPING SR. George Henry Chopping. Sr.. 81, White Pine lame, Longwood, died Saturday. May 7, 1994. at South Seminole Hospital. Longwood. Horn Aug H. 1912. In I ong Island. N.Y.. lie moved to Central Florida In 1974. Mr. Chopping was a salesman for a food distribution company, He was Presbyterian. He was an Army Air Corps veteran of World War II. S u r v i v o r s i n c l u d e wi fe, Florence M.; son. George H. Jr.. Longwood: daughters, Carole Iiroaddus, liya ttsv lllc, Md., Sharon Klaiiim. Isllp. N.Y.; nine grandchildren ami 14 grratgrandchildren. B a ld w in -F a irch ild Funeral Home, Altamonte Springs. In charge of arrangements. LO U IS DE L E O Louis De Leo. 91, Trusdell Avenue, Altamonte Springs, died Sunday, May H, 1994, at Longwood llcullh Care Center. Horn Sept. 12. 1902, In Italy, he ntoved (o Central Florida In 1908. Mr. De Leo was a retired noon recounting some "tales of Sanford history ” On Wednesday ut noon al the Magnolia Square clock there will be a lunrhilnir walking lour of the downtown historic district. Another walking tour will begin at noon on Thursday at thr Cultural Arts Building at Fourth Street and Oak Avenue Also, on Thursday evening, architect Jerry Mills will present a seminar on "hands-on home restoration." The workshop is free and will begin at 7 p.m at the Sanford Library. The Preservation Week cele­ bration will conclude on Satur­ day with a celebration of antique cars. sales, entertainment, food, costumes and photographic w i n d o w d i s p l a y s I n t he downtown business district from l()a in to9 p.m. "We've celebrated. Preserva­ t i o n W e e k by ( u r n , " sai d Bartholomew. "Hill this Is the llrsl time wr'vcJiqd.|J|f coopera­ tion of three groups In 'pulling Ihe event together. Next year, we phut to Include the county museum as well. This coopera­ tion Is a sign of some very good Ihlngs lo come." ____________ jiulntrr He was a member of St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church and the Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus Council 378 Survivors Include daughters. Katherine M Cundrevu. Alta­ mo n t e S p r i n g s , Por t i a P. Spehlcr. KingMnm. N.Y.; sisters. Kathcrlng Passcggto. Cnrmclla Marasco. Frances Call. Jennie Hlzzo. all of Long Island. N.Y.; brother, George, Long Island: 10 grandchildren: and 17 great­ grandchildren. H ald w In -Fa irch ild Funeral Home. Allamonlc Springs. In charge of arrangements. B E R T LE O N A R D JO H N S O N Bert Leonard Johnson. 89. Sheeler Road. Apopka, died Friday, May 6, 1994. ut Florida Hospital. Altamonte Springs. Horn March 27, 1905. In Henson. Minn., he moved to Central Florida In 1956. Mr. Johnson FUNERAL JOHNSON, BERT LEONARD Sarvlcat lor Bart Leonard Johnton. It. ol Apopka. war* vchaulri) lor Monday, May ♦, IIW « l 1 p m . tt (hr O.iklawn Park Chapa! ol lha Baldwin Fairchild Funaral Homt* Vllltatlon wat on* hour prior to lh* *arylc* tnl*rm«nt al Oaklawn Park Camatary will follow th* tarvlca Baldwin Fairchild Funaral Momtt. Oaklawn Park Chapal. set lilt. In chargt ol arrangamanta W EDNESDAY □ ► > was a mechanic. He was Lutheran. Survivors Include son. John E.. Sanford: daughters. Mary K. Foster. Apopka, tails Engmunn. Minneapolis, Sharon Johnson. Jamestown, N. D.; seven grand­ c h i l d r e n : and five g r e a t ­ grandchildren. D u ld w ln -F u lrch lld Funeral Home. Oaklawn Park Chnpcl. Lake Mary. In charge of ar­ rangements Z - t r / v ' an LE E S fjiiniius Recipe Clnnlien > 3-PC. C H IC K EN DINNER If It It II I* FELIX C. SM ITH Tim e cannot steal the treasures that we carry In our hearts, nor ever film the shining thoughts our cherished past imparts. You will always be In our thoughts and in our hearts. Your Mom and Brothers Regale, Stan, Marlowe, Vincent and Chris t|H .1 Ilk If Ft m . i*.11 |«4•l •t' »• A " - 1|t *tv v m •.ii i»y ••»lt • *»l. \w . ii ii I I I »»•.« i nl For Lunch 2-P c....$2.49 Customer Must Roqunat Prlos W hsn Orderlnp { h . H i ’.i I iifii u tv s i y l i M>-< IJM • »t*H V • * H .|»V < Hit k i'lt 1905 S . F r e n c h A v / e . S i i i i l u r t l 323 3650 �•A • Sanlord Herald, Sanfo(d, Florida • Monday, May 9, 1994 Legal Notices IN TNB CIRCUIT COURT, IN A N D POM IIM IN O L S COUNTY, FLORIDA. P R O B A TI DIVISION CASS NO i M 4 I» CF IN K S : IS T A T E O F B E N JA M IN FR AN K BROWNING, O w ia u J NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Tlw administration ol llw MtoN ol BENJAM IN FRANK BROWNINO. deceased. C o m Number M 411 CF. It ponding In Ike Circuit Court tor lamlnote County, Flerldo. Froboto Dlvl Won. tho oddrott ol which It 101 North Fork Avonuo. Sontord. F lorMo m i l Tho nomot and oddroMot ot tho per tonal rape* tanlallv* and iha par tana I rap roMnlallro'l altornoy art tat tarth bale* Any interested par ton upon ■them Ihit notKa It tarvad *ho Intend* la challenge Iha validity ot the *ill. tho gueiitketiont ot the per tonal representative, venue, or jurisdiction ol the Court, ond oil portent haring flaunt agolntl Nut tttatt who aro tar rad with a copy at nut netko. aro required to file *tlh Ihit Court tuth abler ttan or claim within the l#lor of throe III mow«ht otter the dote ot Iha tutt pubt-c alien ol Ihit nolle* or thirty IK ) daTt otter tho dote o« toruwo ot 0 (opr ol th«« notice an that par tan Far tone haring rlakmt agoutti •ha atio*a *ha ora no! tno*n la Iha par tanaI rapraaantafiva and ■hata namat ar t a t at tat art "al raatanab'r aMtrla<nabta mvtl hia a<l flaunt agamtl tv# **•*•* airhm ihraa ID ma-my altar iha aaia ai iha llr tl public alien elm # nar-ta A IL CLAIMS AND OSJEC HONS NOT SO F ILEO WILL BE F O R I V I R B A R R IO Tha data al fwtt pub*tce*t*n al •hit natxa it tha F*h da? tt Mar IIM Far«ana» R*p**t*n**H»* NANCY RROWNINO WILLIAMSON t i l l leperWuM Lane Lawrtnua (a -tu c t, ten* tits SRIAN R LO t Altarna, al La* SSW aM Laaa M ar, *-•# l at a Mar, Ftarida Mia* itsri m t 'M Anarnar to* Fa-tana* ■ earatantafira I tar M* bar Na F m u Fub-'tn Mar • Id ’*•* O E R tl NOTICS OF F 1CTIT to u t NAME ttat-ra it *w**b» yuan m#i i a— yngagae a M « a t t al M l S laaa baytwy Orta# Ma-ltand F l I I U I . Saminaw C tm lf F tar Ida undar •*# Fi<Mwut h »~ a tt IM G COMMI SCIAL C l e a n i n g s e r v i c e s #-a a a l I attend t* -eg***- ta-d npm* **th to* D-rtttan tt Car paraTkant ( « a-atua I a n o attardania « -t t h a pr* -■tan* tt *• Fnhhawt Nama S'a*v*at To MM SarOan tal *a FiarMa S'at.tat iw i f M ata«» M Oaavna Fubupt Mar * " < OER V Happy Mother's Day NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Nataa It N > rtr f - ran ts#t I am m o w m bwtmata at aoo S*r Tapt i Lana U r * Lata M ary, F l lira s lam inoi* Cavnty FlariR* unaar tha FicMwut Nama tt GLORAL CREATIONS m f mat I mtanR l* -ag-ttar ta-R - a - a *tm ma Dtrttron a* Co-pwrotten* Tatia hattaa FiarWa m Mtoadonc* • ilh tha p ra o tia n t *• tha F Mtittawt Kama S'a-.tat T* Wit Vacua- sat M Fiariaa Sl*«vt*t IOft Crnthia Atmar Fvbtith Mar t two OER ( I The Sanford Woman t Club hosloi) a luncheon in honor ol mothers on Saturday Members and their daughter* had a beautifully catered luncheon and the chance to en|oy one another * company for an hour or iMO at the event Viola Frank and her daughlor-ln law Donna Frank earo among those who colebrated Mothers Day a day early with the Woman's Club tteraM n n u Sf Apv,t IkTAMto* NOTICE OF FICTITIO US NAME N*Im * *t haraby f-ran m*t I Am ant t paa m but— att al *t» Cheer Lay C ircle w in la r Springs. IDSS tammala (aunty Flerldo. undar ma Flftilwuy Nama af VAN WARE COM PUTEH BUSINESS SERVICES O-W mal I mtand ta ragiytar ta d nama atm Iha Dirtwan al Cor par aI *nt. Te'iohetaaa r tar-do in offordonto *<lh Iha pro vittant e* Iha Pictmevt Nama Statute*. To wn W on tat ot FtarM* Hatvtat IFSI JattaC Vanda-grill Fubtith M art. Iffa DER Ft Young actors take first bows 8 The Pre-Kindergarten etudenta In the Semlnolo County Early Intervention Program at Lyman High 8chool woro no excited when they saw tho high school'd production ot Annie they wanted to do a play of their own. So, after reading Are You My Mother* they doclded to put on a production of that work. After making all their own costumes and putting on a spectaculor show, the little actors deserved the applause I N T H I CIRCUIT COURT OF TNB EIO H TEEN TN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. S4m CF PrahaIr Dtvitton IN RE THE ESTATE OF D ELBERT B W EBR.SR. Dataatad NOTICE TO C R ID ITO R S (Summary Administration) TO ALL PERSONS HAVING C L A IM S OR O E M A N O S A G A IN S T T H E A B O V E ESTATE You aro noli Hod lhal an Ordtr al Summery Admlnltlrollon hot boon voter ad in It* etlata ol D ELB ER T B WEBB. SR . do footed. Cato Number fa DO CF, by tha Clrtull Court lor Sami note County. Florid*. Probata Division. Iha addratt ol which It Seminole County Courlhouto. 101 N Pork Arenuo. Sanlord. FL M ill. that Iha total cath raloa ol the atlala It S1.I00 00. and lh a l the nom ot end oddrettot ol Ihoto to whom It hat baan attlgnad by tuch order ore: Nome: LoltL. Wtbb Addratt m s Foihlll Circle. Apt. 101. Apopka, f l nroi AM per torn ore rtqulrad lo Ilia with tho Clerk ol told court. W IT H IN 1 C A L E N O A R MONTHS FROM THE TIM E OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ill claims agolntl (ho ttlolo In the form and manner proscribed by Sac lion 711701 ol Iha Florida Statulat and Rul* l.cto of Iho Florida Rultt ol Probolt and Guardianship Proctdurt. A L L C L A IM S A N O DE MANOS NOT SO FILEO WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Publication of this Notice hot begun on May I, Itfc. O AR VE.M ASSEY, ESQUIRE MASSE Y .A L P E R b WALDEN. P.A. I l l Wttl Cllrut Slraal Allamonla Springs. FL 13714 1I7> (407) 199-0900 Florida utr II390D Publish: M ayl.S, 1SS4 OER » Ht i i W kiwis by Aery! KeWiton they got after taking their final bowa. The studonts In Roxanne Schreffler's class who worked so hard aro, loft to right, Sona Parrnar, M cnool Loo-Kin, Justin Brown, Ryan Kwong, Mlchollo Velez, Bryco Crain, Derrick Clarke, Rodnoy Johnson, Robocca Travis, Jeromy Walker, Tanoshla Wooks, Jovonte Gilbert and AlexGalloza. Don't Miss A Single Issue! LOCAL NEWS • LOCAL SPORTS • LOCAL EDITORIALS PEOPLE»HEALTH & FITNESS«EDUCATION > BUSINESS ftilllfo n l lllT illll 300 NORTH FRENCH AVE. • SANFORD, FL 32771 i •.'f'T'jJfr f :‘*7l9n ' I > Legal Notices C ITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA NOTICROP PUBLIC NEARINO NOTICE IS HER EBY OIVEN by Iha City Commission of Iho City ol Lake Mery. Florida, lhal said Commission will hold o Public Hearing on May If, ISS4 al 7 00 p m , ar at toon at pottibte thertailor, lo contldor a rtqvotl from Jamet Car. applicant, far a variance to Chapter 117 OClFIICIIal. Lake Mary Cod* of Ordlnoncay lo reduce Iho tireeltlde buflor width from IE Tool lo I tool lor o day car* center playground Lai I. Flat of Sheppat of Lake Mary, Fiat book 11, Pag* *v Public Records *f Sam Inal* County. Florida Tha Public Hearing will bo held In Iha City Commitskm Chambers al I0S North Country Club Rood. Lake Mery Tho Public It Invited to attend and bo hoard Said hearing may continue from lime to time until o final action to mad* by Iha Cammlttten N O TE P E R S O N S AR R A O V IS ID TH A T A TA P E D RECORD OF THIS M EBTIN O IS M AO f SV THE C ITY FOR ITS C O N V E N IE N C E TH IS R E C O R D M A Y N O T CON STITUTR AN ADEQUATE RE CORD FOR THE PURPOSES OF APPEAL FROM A DR CISION MADE BY THE C ITY ANY PERSON WISHING TO E N S U R E T H A T AN AOB Q U A T E RECO RD OF TH E P R O C E E D IN G S I t M A IN TA IN E O FOR A P P E L L A TE PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO MAKE THE NECESSARY AR R A N G E M IN TS A T HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE PER SONS W ITH D IS A B IL ITIE S N E IO iN O ASSISTANCE TO P A R TIC IP A TE IN ANY OF IN TH > CIRCUIT COURT O F TH R 1 ITH JUO ICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR S IM IN O L I COUNTY, FLORIDA C A U N 0 .9 I1 9 S 9 C A I9 B EMPIRE OF AMERICA RE A L T V C R E D IT CO RPORA TION. Plaintiff, vs L U L U C O R P O R A T IO N OF DELAWARE.afua .*1*1. Datendanllt). AM ENOED NOTICE OF ACTION I177IS T O : JA M E S B L U O W IO . F R E D L U O W IO . J A N E T LU O W IO and F R A N K IE t. LUO W IO . and all Unknown Directors. Shareholder t and all F «r s o n t c la im in g by and through under or agolntl Lulu Corporation of Oolaworo II oily*, and'or dead hit (thalr I unknown halrt. davitaat. teg ateat ar granteat and all par tans ar parties claiming by. Ihraugh. undar ar agamtl him Rasidtnca unknown YOU ARE N O TIFIE D lhal an Ac I Ian ter ferae Iat vr* af a rtgtga an _ arty In laminate Cewtly. Flar Id* B S O IN N IN O I f f F E E T WEST OF THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF TH E NORTH B A IT 14 OF THE SOUTHWEST I*, SECTION 17. TOWNSHIP It SOUTH. HANOI II EAST. RUN W IS T IM F E E T. SOUTH ITS 1 F E E T . EAST Iff F E E T THENCE NORTH IPS 1 F E E T TO THE POINT OF B IO IN III NO H IS S THE NORTH It F E E T FORROAOl hat kaan luad agamyi ywu and you ar* ram-rod to k*r v* a copy 01 your written Oetantat il any to II on SPEAR ANO HOFF th e s e p r o c e e d in g s MAN Attorneys. w*ot* edWatt SHOULD CONTACT THE C ITY IS FM South D>r* Htghrtey. A D A C O O R D I N A T O R 4t Carol Oobtot Florida 1114*. HOURS IN AOVATyCE OF THE I M I M t n t t Within Runty (M ) m e e t i n g a t ictnn* m t dayt alter m* fust pubt-rahm C IT Y O F l a k e M A R Y , *4 tt* notice and t* Me »w u ociioA artgutat with th* <te-t #4 thtt Carol Fatter Court e-thav bate.a tar a on City Clerk SPEAR ANO HOFFMAN ot D A T E o May s iyyr temoyt ar iwuewdtetety Iharaal Pubf-th M *r t '**4 ter omarwty* a Oetauii otit b* DC R •* _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ *"**»ad agamtt rau to- " a ■u ' " I ClOCUlT COURT r*l*t dtma-Wtd in th* Cam OF TNB C IO N TECN TN O-a-nt ar Patittan JUOICIAL CIRCUIT WITNESS my hand and me IN ANO FOR 1 *4 nut C a r t an net am 44, el SEMINOLE COUNTY, Mdy 1404 FLORIDA IS E A L I Ceve tka tt tot > CA 14 t M AR vAN N I MORSE GULF STATES MORTGAGE Ay C -art p p* Cowl CO. INC. By R ^h King Piauvt-n Al P * . » l Clark r% Publish May » t*. te*4 Pa t r i c i a a lOv E l a c c OCR 01 NOTICE OF SASE tears a it he-atey f-ron -hat pvatiiianl to u* Oder ar f e d J * t » e » i enter ad to Rut f*us* u> the Cut ult Court tt Semi-## Cowvty I -a— aa I a«d tan w* F»«pa**y situated m lamina# Cawtey Ftariga oaerrtewday The Harm M 40 tear tt Lar 7 and all al Let t. Block S. W TN N IW O O O orcordmg to " a P ei Ww-te* a* recorded at Pte* baaa « Fogey 9) 94. *4 » * PuOr-i RocorOa o♦ Swminete County I t e d a Nr cam tt -e* Wee- Pram Owe- tt the Seniw u Covm*y Cpurfhwuy* M Sontero Fterida al 11 SB A M . on Jiaw I ia*4 MAbaAtetel MORSE ASCLE RKOF THE COURT Rv lane C lawaw Oapu*r Cte-k Pub—th Mar • >4 m i PER SI ____________ IN TMt c i r c u i t c o u r t OF THE C IO N TEEN TN 1UDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASS NO ( I H4SCAI4 DIVISION E STM MORTGAGE COMPANY. PiOuvHNUI. vv LEONARDF fMMOLD a*al Datendanllt) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HERE R Y GIVEN pursuant It a F mal Judgment tt Saraclasura dated April M i m and entered m Cat* Ma I I : U X A U C af the Circuit Csu-rf af m* E IG H TE EN TH Jud-dal C-rcu-l In and ter SEMINOLE Caunty Ftorid* wherein STM MORTGAGE COMPANV It m* Plaintiff and LEO N AR D F ERM OLO R O BIN L (• M O L D . SEM INOLE C O U N TY. JOHN RUDNIAK. JR . Ar* th* Oatendantt I will tall to Iha highatl and bail bidder tor cath al Iha avvtl Irani entrant* Ol Iho SEMINOLE County Ceurthout* ol II SO a m . on th* 111! day ol May. IFS4. Iha lot tewing datcrlbad property ot tal lorlh In told Final Judgment LOT 1. BLOCK 1. NORTH ORLANDO TOWN SITE. 4TH ADDITION a c c o r d i n g t o THE PLAT THEREOF AS RE CORDED IN PLAT BOOK It. PAGE S. OF THE PUBLIC R EC O R D S OF S E M IN O L E COUNTY. FLORIDA TOGETHER WITH THE FOL LOW INO D E S C R IB E D PERSO N AL P R O P E R TY RANGE. REFRIOERATOR WITNESS MY HAND and Iha teal ol Ihit Court on April IS, IFS4 ISEALI HONORABLE MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol Iho Circuit Court By: Dorothy W flallon Deputy Clark IMPORTANT NOTICE AMERICANS W ITH DISABILITIES ACT OF IHO Admlnltlrollvo Order No *117 Partont with 0 ditablllty who need a special accommodation •o participate In this proceeding thou Id contact ADA Coordinator ol Ml N. Park Avonuo. Suite N Ml. Sanlord. Florida 11771 *1 leatl five III dayt prior lo Iho proceeding Telephone (407) 11141M Eat. 4317; I S00 f it ■7711TDO 1. or I 400 SJS S770IVI. via Florida Raley Service Publish: Mays. 14. IH4 DER SI Ltqal Notices Legal Notices INTMC ClR CUlTCOURT OF TNB EIG H TEEN TH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT. INAR DFu R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE MO M i n e A ISO CHARLOTTE MAGUIRE and R A V M f R F MAGUIRE JR at C* T r a t ' a a t *• •»* R ' MAGUIRE TRUST. Pt*m4ifta. STEWART TITLE GUARANTY COMPANV ETC . E T AL NOTICE OP ACTION TO Richa-d Oatpard and Oe l-ght ha ye-d tradmganddb d PtnthovM Ciaa-te-t Vdtatte btowat Slontay E Bylhar •reding and d 'b 'a 0-aae«v Spec lentil o w Can*m#n * V a Cataman O yo a ii Savvtca. Ewati Cenrrate Inc. Fvyt F teal *y S 4 i«g i and lean Aeeaciatian individually and at Trust**, JutianMytKk y o u AO| N O T IF IIO mat an art-an t* putet tit* an m* tettowmg orepa-'r <* Sammwia C u r t , Fiu> tea Lot I. Witthir* Plata *c carWnd to m* P>#t ma-eat at rare-Wad in Plat bout tl. Pag* FS and O R (tec* '*10 Pag* 717. Pubi-L Records ol Sam.net* Catmte. Fiend* hat bean Mad agamtl you and Stewart Till* Guaranty Cam pony R Blair Kltnar Kitnor Surveying. Inc . Camp late l»te rw rv Inc . Lte a Clark Mead re t - I t Lite* C Moddowe individually and at Co Trutto* David M Maadawt individually and at Co True tea Abiend Inc . JSmavkati Ceu'U: Inc, Raman tana tt Winter Park. N A . California Federal dan*. City ol CetMteorry 7ter id*. Coat! Federal Bank. Fad tre l Savings Bant. Richard Colbert. CS. Inf . cs ol Tatat. Inc . Fadaral Dat-ovt Insurance Corporation Al Goniwb. Inc . 4 b a Th* Voyager Amerada Matt Carporalwn. KuytendaM Insurance Agency Inc . Nancy Palterum. Plata Cantor* Lid . Slmkint Industrial Inc . W M InvOtlnwnl Corp . Schrlmthar't Plumbing A Meeting Wattfwto Financial Carparalian and Wllthlrt Plata RCO IV. Lid. a/k/a Wllthlrt Plata RCO IV. Lid . and you ora requited to serve 0 copy Ol your written dafantat. II any, to II an SCOTT J JOHNSON. ESQUIRE. II* P la ln llll't attorney, whota addrast It I SOUTH ORANGE AVENUE. ORLANDO. FLOR IDA 17*01. Within K dayt altar Iha llrtl publication and Ilia Iho original ol Iho detent** with Iha Cterk ol Ihit Court. Semlnolo County Co Courthouse. P O Draw ilord. Flerldo 11771 04M ar C. Sank either baton torvlco on Plain llll’t attorney or Immodlatoly tharaalter II a defendant rails to do to. a dtfaull will b* entered against that defendant lor Iho rally! demanded In th* complaint DAT ED on May 4. IFS4 (SEAL) MARVANNE MORSE C L E R K O F TH E C lR CUlTCO URT By Ruth King At Deputy Cterk IN A C C O R D A N C E W ITH T H E A M E R IC A N S W IT H D ISABILITIES ACT, PERSONS W ITH DISABILITIES N EED IN O A S P E C IA L ACCOM MODATION TO PARTICIPATE IN T H I S P R O C E E D I N G SHOULO C O N TAC T CO URT A D M IN IS TR A TIO N A T P O D R A W E R C. S A N F O R D . FLO R ID A 11711041*. TE L E PHONE (4071 113 4110. NOT L A T E R T H A N S E V E N 17) DAYS PRIOR TO THE PRO CEED IN G IF HEARING IM PAIRED. ITO D I 1400OSS 1771 OR VOICE IVI I 000 FSS 4770 VIA FLORIOA RELAV SERV ICE Publ'th Mayf. 14.1HI OER n IN THE ClR CUlTCO URT OF THE E IO H TE EN TN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO S im SC A ItB F E D E R A L HOM E LOAN M ORTOAOE CORPORATION Plamtifi vl JOHN M DOLAN, at at. Ottondantii) A M E N O IO NOTICE OF M LB NOTICE It hereby gtron that pursuant I* th* Summary Fm*i Judgment *4 Faractetura and Sal* enterad m mo rave* e*-d mg M tha Circuit Court #1 th* Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, m and tor SamMate Count, Fte# Ida. C ivil Action N* tl TI91CAI4R Iha undersigned Cterk pill Mil the prapart, ttiuoted la taid C y u i', «* ter Wad at Candomwtum Unit Numb*. IS IO M ASHWOOO CONDO MINIUM, according to the Dor lorohart It Candamuuw* m*r* tt rarer dad m Official Rarardt Raak till, Pag* Its* tt the Public Racardt at Semin#i* Cowr-Ty Fterida tagtma- wtm an undivided utarett m m* common aiamanty aecia-ed -n tote Docterpton ol CanOamwi um i* he an *opu«»--*n(* I* me Cmdemuuum Un,t a< public tate to m* Mgnatt en4 t*yl t-daer ter cath at II R> a Hack A M . an May M >F*4 *t tha Wayt Front Dear tt ma Sam mate C o u n t, C e v -h o tt DATED m-t tm e*r tt Ma, 10*4 ■COURT SEALI M ARYANN! M ORK C lE RKOF THE ClRCUlTCOURT B , I ana F Jatawx Oepur, Cterk AM I RICANS MITM OlSARtl ITIE SACT OF iMO NOTICE in accardanca with the Am*v wan* v s Oisabntwt Aci a#* tone with d-tab-i twy neap-eg a tpaciai accammadatien to patidpat* in Ihit piacaad ng 1 ‘ tute canlacl C lu r i A* mm-ytratm at m i N Part Am nua Suite N Ml. Santera FL n i l ! Tawgavarw 14071 111 a l» -vat MSer man t»,an (7| Part pnar t* ih* a-acaaOmy it heating im gairad. I T O O I I tag *11 *771 ar Vale* IV I i so* assu n ,i* r « a « oa a, |P W » *ublith Ma, 9. to. >Ftt OER *4 IM T N I ClRCUlTCOURT IN AND FOR SEM INOLI COUNTY. FLORIOA C A tt HO use* CA 14 t HARRY J UVtif R Plate* tl i -t JESUSD SILVA I t AL Date-wants NOT 1C f 09 ACTION TO U A ftfl/A SUVA ItfPiNC COUAT ALTAMONTC VAAlNOS H YOU A A ( NOT IP ||0 TN«« ^ H N m iin • an m* tel tewing proaart, total ad m laminate Count). Fterida i to wit L O T 1*. T R A I L W O O D E S T A T E S S E C T I O N ONE ACCORDING TO THE PLAT i THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK IA. PAGIS V AND I 79 P U B LIC RECORDS OF SEMITtOLE COUNTY. FLOR | IDA hat baan tiled agolntl you and you ar* required la serve a copy al ypur written detent** il an, to ma Complaint on Piamtitt t attorney R EDWARD COOLEY. ESQ . I4 » S R 411 Watt Suite 1000. 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Our Professional Ad Representatives Will Be Happy To Assist You In Any Of Your Classified or Display Advertising Needs. Sanford H erald 322-26 I I �Sanford Herald It/ l n■uH n a v IN BRIEF TH1 •TAT11 Phillies end streaks Hurricanes blank Spartans MIAMI — Freshman J.D . Arteaga pitched 0 and 1/3 scoreless Innings nnd Danny Graves another save as the Miami Hurricanes downed the Tampa Spartan* J O Sunday Graves pitched 2 1/3 scoreless Innings, worked out of a Iniscs loaded situation with nobody out In the eighth Inning T h r shutout was the eighth of the year for I he Hurricanes Arteaga Improved to 7 -1 tin the year Gamecocks outlast Gators QAINBSVILLK — South Carolina rentrrflelder Mac While smacked a three run homer to Irli field In the top of the 15th Inning to Imost the Gamecocks to a 6-3 win over Florida The defeat In Florida's home finale marked thr only loss against an Southeastern Confer­ ence opponent at homr all season South Carolina Improves to 34-10 and 10-11 In Ihe SEC. while the Gators fall to 30-10. lit | [a r o u n d t h e n a t i o n Hawks eliminate Heat A T L A N T A — The top-seeded Atlanta Hawks used an outstanding performance by Monklr Blaylock for a 102-01 vlrtnry over the eighth seeded Miami Heal to udvuncr to Ihe second round for Ihe first lime since I9MH _ The Hawks, with thr la-st record In the NBA Eastern Conference who had evened the series 2-2 with a 103 HU win Thursday night at Miami, thus avoided becoming the second No I seed ever to lose to a No. H On Saturday. Seattle, the lop seed In the West, was ouslrd by Denver Blaylock finished with 13 points, right rebounds, four steals und I H assists Kevin Willis let! Atlanta with a game high 24 points lie also had 12 rebound* Miami, making Its second playoff appearance In Its six-year history, was led by Grant Long with 22 |M)ints. IB tn the (mirth quarter. Clemson whips FSU CLEMSON. S.C. — Junior right-hander Jeff Sauve pitched 4 2/3 Innings of jierfri t relief while Shane Monulnm went 2 3 with a home tun and a triple as Clemson defeated Florida State 9-5 In an Atlantic Coast Conference gamr Florida Slate (41-17. 11-8 A C C ) was led by designated hitter Colby Weaver, who was 2-4 at the plate with two home runs and two Bills. Clemson. which tallied 11 hits In Ihe game. Is now asaaurrd at least a lie for thr ACC regular season championship The Tigers Improved to 47-13 overall and 18-2 In Ihe ACC. USF Bulls outscored Cancer claims Finks NEW OHLEANS - Jltn Finks, the New Orleans Saints' president and general manager who neurly became NFL commissioner In 1989. has died of lung cancer. He was 66. Finks, who learned two weeks ago that he hud an advanced case of the disease, died Suuduy night at his home, a Saints spokesman said. A front ofDcc dralmakcr for the Bears nnd Vikings ns well as (he Saints, Finks ulso hud success In bascbull. helping Ihe Chicago Cubs win the Nntionul League East title In 1984 — their first division title since 1945. In 1989, he wus picked by n committee to he commissioner of the NFL. which he had served for 40 years ns u player, coach and inanngcr. However, he wus uhle lo get only 18 of 21 voles from the owners. The Job went to current commissioner Paul Tagllubuc, who made Finks chairman of the leuguc's competition committee — the body that recommends rules changes. A heavy smoker, he became III In April 1993. N H L PLAYOFFS Pomplsta listings on Pago 2B ■ • , York Hangers at may State championships Silva, Pope, Kotseos collect titles No. 2 doubles leant, were eliminated In Ihe semlllnalsol their draw TAMPA — While Lake Mary High School Just Last year, Lake Mary's Jack Whlgltam won Ihe missed winning Its scrond boys’ stale tennis boys’ singles championship. In 1992. Ihe Hams championship In three years, the Hams kept won live of ihe seven singles and doubles lilies their siring alive of returning home with some on (lie way to the Class 4A stale crown. The yeur hardware before. Juson Appel und Jason While claimed Ihe This year. Vtlmar Silva and Derek l*opr. Lake doubles championship Mary * No I and No. 2 singles players, won I heir I he lutke Mary girls also gave a strong showing respective division's championship* nnd com­ Mils weekend, finishing third with elghl team bined to win Ihe doubles rm w n In the Class 5A (mints behind Miami Killian M0| and Dr Phlllln* slnie tournament at the City of Tnmpa Courts on II0| 1 the campus of Hillsborough Community College Yvonne Carrlrn and Deanna Tran reached the In the process. Silva and Pope led Ihe Hams In championship matches al No. 4 nnd 5 singles, a second place finish In the learn standings respectively. for Ihe Harris while Carrico and tiehlnd Planlullon. which ouiscorcd laike Marv Megan Krafl were setnlflnullsls In Ihe No. 2 14-13, 7 double* playoff Earlier In Ihe week. Oviedo's Tra ry Kolsros Kotseos. who Is headed lo ilir University of won Ihe individual girls' singles stale champion South Carolina next yeur, lost all of 10 games on ship. Ihe way lo winning the girls' Individual singles On Saturday. Silva worked by Plantation s Hnv stale championship. Shlmony 7 5. 7 6 in ihe No | singles champion­ In her semifinals and finals matches. Kolsros ship match while Pope knocked nil Francis lost fust iwo games Alter defeating Kliun.i Connor also from Plantation. 7 0, 0-1 for ihe No Agurto of Jacksonville Mandarin 0 4 . 0 1 In Ihe 2 single* crown semifinals. Kolsros swept by Saddlehrook's Sllvu and Pope rallied from a first-set loss in Kathy Herring OO, 0-0 In thr championship defeat Kal McGrervy and Steven Hoorn of match. Melbourne 4 0. 0 4 . 7 0 for Ihe No I double* As a freshman In 1991. Kotseos won the No I championship singles title In Ihe tram tournumrni while Shawn Perce and Ihindal Brown. Lake Mary's leading the Lions lo a second plate finish Pohira defends state golf crown Fra m Staff Rggarts VENICE — Lake Howell High School aenlor Ann Pohira became Ihe fifth female golfer in Honda high school history to win back-to-back Mate championships last Thursday at the Venice Qolf and Country Club. She opened llte two-day state championship Mllh art even-par 72 on Wednesday, then came hack and carded a 73 on Thursday. Pohira * total of M S put her four strokes In front of Je n n ife r Ougan from Ta m p s Chamberlain and Dr. Phillips' Virginia Costa Last year. Pohira charged to the state title hy fifing u 05 on Ihr ftreond day of play l*ohlra. who has accepted a scholarship from the University of Florida. Joins Betty Lou Wolfe (Tavares). Hhonda Glenn (Lakr Wonhl. LI* j*o°*cy (Oslnesvllle-P.K. Yonge). and Constance ( hllleml (Naples) as repeat champions Pnoley and Chllleml were both three-lime champions C hllleml was the lost to repeat as state champion, claiming medalists honors si the 1073. '74. and '75 state tournaments. Royals clinch playoff berth Red Sox win division again F r u i Staff Roports From Starr Reports SA.NfOKD — It took elghl In­ nings. hut Ihe Hoiary Club Hoyals clinched a spot In the Sanford Hcrrratinn Department Butte Huth Basrlhtll League playoff* The Hoyals (H-4| had lo score a run in ihe seventh inning lo send Ihe game Into exira Innings, then eliminated Ihe Kiwurtls Club Orioles 15-71 from playolf contention when Nuihunlcl Cline doubled In two runs with two out lo Ihe clgih to pull out a 0 4 victory at Zion Beck Field In the other game al '/Attn Ber k, ihe American Division champion Noble* Construction While Sox won •heir I2lh gamr wuh u loss with an 18 I thumping of Ihe Blue Jays II I II lit Sanltml Memorial Sladltim. the National Division was thrown Into a three-way lie lor Ihe lead as Ihe Seminole Produce Marlins (3-9| scored iwo runs in the lift It Inning und iwo more in the sixth lo upset Ihe Moose laxlgr Pirates (741. H 7. and Ihe Elks laxlge No 1241 Cubs |74| whitewashed ihe llaggs Pro­ duce Expo* (3-0), 11-0. Th e top iwo learns In eurh L See Babe Ruth, Page 2B Another Lyman first esst* k, Mk>« H«»| Pttchor Michello Bishop and first baseman Jill Mendelsohn (No 4) celobraled the first softball socttonal championship In Lyman High School history last Friday. This weekend, the Groyhounds will go alter the first softball slate championship in Seminole County history Church winners overcome ‘adversity’ From Itaff Rsporta H A TTIE S B U H G . Miss. — Kyun Krllschrr hit a two-run homer In Ihe eighth Inning us Southern Mississippi beat South Florida 10-9 In Ihe third game of u high-scoring Metro Conference series. Krltschcr. who had four BBI In (be game, bit his sixth home run of the seuson after South Florida (37-15. 10-5) had taken the lead with a four-run outburst In the seventh Inning. Southern Miss (32-20. 9-6). which'lost ihe opening game of the series 11-10 before winning 15-14 tn 11 Innings, moved within a game of Ihe league-leading Bulls In Ihe Metro standings. □7:30 p'.rn. - ESPN. New , From Staff Roporto MIAMI — Kicky Jordan lilt n homr run. two doubles nml 11 single and the Philadelphia Phillies slopped ill) right-game road losing Mreak with n 9 2 win over (hr Florida Marlin* Danny Jackson (4-0) slopped Florida's home winning strrnk at flvr. lie gave up seven lilt*. Including a homer by Orrstes Drsttudr Pete liu-avlglla also bomerrd for Philadelphia The Phillies scored single runs In the first five Innings and three limes In thr suth. Washington Capitols. (L) - SANFOHD — Normally, taking an early lead Is a good tiling. Four of Ihe five teams that won In Ihe Spring Season of Ihe Sanford Church Softball League trailed after rlih rr the first or second Inning ami the other was behind In the fourth Inning before rallying for victory Saturday at Chase Park. The two lies! games of Ihe day featured In terdlvlslonal mulcliups between learns front the Cnmpctoivr nnd Fellowship divisions. Fellowship-leading Sanford First Nu/urrnr looked like II mlghl slay undefeated after Inking u 3 0 lead. Bill the Deltona Trinity Assembly of God-Majesty |2-3) came up with five runs In Ihe third Inning and single runs In the fourth und fifth Innings lo hold off Nazuieuc (3-1). 7-5. T h r most competitive game of Ihe day found Ihe second place trum lit Ihe (o m p H lilv r Division, thr Lakr Mury Church of the Nativity Catholic-Crusaders (2-2|. score five runs In the fourtli liming In lake a 7 3 lead over Sanfoid Christian Tra m No. 1 But SC No. I (4-1) came up with three runs In thr sixth Inning und held on for an H 7 (Humph and Ihe lead In the Fellowship Division. The other Com|M-llllvr-Fellowshlp matchup found (he tindefralrd Sanford First United Mclhodlst-Flumes and Lake Mary Grace United Methodist hooking up In a slugfest. wllh Ihe Flames (4 0) prevailing 25-13 over Grace (1-4). In Fun Division games, the co-leaders rallied for hlg wins as Sanford Assemblies (4-11 toppled First United Methodist 11-4), 19-2. and Ihe Nativity Catholic□ See Softball, Page 2D SANFOHD — T h r Sunford Hcrrcatlon Department L ltllr Major Baseball l.e,igur heads Into thr final week of Its rrgular season wllh a roup lr of questions still to he aitswrrrd before the start of Ihe rlty championship*on May 19 Handy Ford hurled a Iwo-hlltrr as Ihe defending Clly Champion Sun nllsnd Corporation Bed Sox 1144)1 repealed a* American Division champ* wuh an I CO whitewashing of the Flslirr. l-xurrm e. Deen A Fromang lllnr Jays 12-11) at Hoy Holler Field Saturday Also decided Saturday were the two representatives trout llte Na tloual Division m s Ihe Hullmaders Cub* (1241 dumped the Expo* 12-12), Dirt, and llte Hlnkrr Materi­ als Dodgers (1041 eliminated the Fuhrl Cure Marlins (7-7). 12-2, at Lakeside Field Bui. because of ralnnuls. still up (or grabs I* the second *|M>t In the playolls for the American Division and who will !>c llte champion ol the National Division The Disabled American Veteran* IDAV) Hoyals |10 3) clinched at least a tic for Ihe second American slot with a 17 2 clubbing of the Firs! Union Bunks A s 11-131. but Ihe Cook Cons!ruction Orioles (8 0) krpt Ihelr slim playoff hopes alive hy scoring five rails in the bottom of (hr sixth Inning lo eliminate the Slabs Brail v While Sox (7-7). 14-13 The Cubs will ellrteh Ihe National lllle hy winning one of Its Iasi Hirer games or having the Dodgcis losc one of It lust two. But If the Dodgers win both games and the Cubs lose ull three, they will tie tied wllh 124 reeord*. In other gamr Saturday, the Frcddle Howard Pirates (5 8) edged Ihe Fun World at Plea World Cardinal* (4-101.21-20. Tuesday, ut Hoy Holler Field, the Pirates battle the Dodgers ut 5:45 □ Bee L ittle Majors, Page 20 Is soccer boring? Like anything else, it can be Opinions urc like gluteus regions: everybody has one. Bui Just like some gluteus regions, some opi­ nions arc belter kept private. • Take, as an example, u recently published diatribe hy a writer about soccer In general and World Cup orgunlzcrs In particular, who are Insisting that all media covering this summer's tournament submit In a background check. I can't argue with someone who suys soccer Is boring. T o the uninitiated or unwilling. It cun be tedious. For most Americans, soccer Is. at best, an ucqulrcd tuslc. And you must be willing lo acquire It. Also, there arc few athletic spectacles more aesthetically luck­ ing thun a poorly played soccer mutch (the one exception thut comes lo mind Is u Junior varsity volleyball game, which redefines the concept of eternity). Certain w cll-excculcd soccer tactics can test Che patience of even u soccer uflclunado. The absence of a shot clock and u field surface exceeding 7,000 squurc yards can make u game seem like 90 minutes of nothing if It's done right. F o r e x a rn p 1e , th e s o c c e r equivalent of basketball's four- SPORTS TONY DeSORMIER corner delay Is culled hunkering, where one side concedes technical superiority to the other and com­ bats It by keeping all or most of lls players on Its half of the field. As a result, there's no room to do unythlng. ut least not anything entertaining. But perhups the biggest thing working against soccer — In terms of bring accepted hy a majority of American adults — Is llte Idea that defense Is dull, that an excep­ tionally well-played 1-0 match Is more boring tliun a 5-4 horror show. These arc the same people that think pitchers' duels In bust-hull or 7-0 defensive wars In football arc boring. It's that mentality (hut gives us the designated hitter, the tlircc-point field goul, and rules geared to benefit the offense In football. However. I have the distinct feeling I'm preuchlng to the con­ verted. Wc know whut wc like und why wc like It. Wc feel a kinship with the funs wc see while wutchlng Soccer Made In Germany or llte like, n kinship I Imagine baseball funs around Ihe globe feel when wat­ ching our "members only" World Scries. Like anyone who finds pleasure In an uctlvlty, we'd like to share that cx|>er!cnrc with others. But like I said, acquiring a taste for anything, he It soccer or sushi, requires a willingness (o experience It with u reasonably open mind. Everyone's entitled to Ills or her opinion, different strokes for dif­ ferent folks, one man's meat Is a n o t h e r m a n ' s poison, und whatever other cliche' you can think up . . . having un opinion ulso carries with It the responsibility of respecting the opinion of others. If you don't like soccer (or the Orlando Muglc or whatever), fine. But lo take that position and gleefully (fount It like some absurd banner In the faces of those who enjoy thul given activity exceeds the most extreme limits of having und stating an opinion. And to challenge or lie offended hy the security measures of the orgunlzcrs of un International event such as the World Cup Is ridiculous. Wc respond with self-righteous horror to the actions of soccer hooligans or terrorists who use events like the Olympics to make a statement, saying that It could never happen here while Ignoring Incidents like Dead Heads storming the O-rctta or riots In Los Angeles forcing games to he postponed. World Cup orgunlzcrs arc faced with the delicate task of trying lo make everything us safe as possible for the players and funs visiting ihls country. To da this, they're at­ tempting to screen most everyone who will have access lo the games, from volunteers) to the media. Should the media be exempt from Ihls screening process? Arc report­ ers somehow more trustworthy than someone hired lo sell pro­ grams? How nrrogunt Is Hint? It would be wonderful If none of It were necessary, but recent history suggests otherwise. And those who ignore the lessons of history, etc. FO R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R TS IN Y O U R A R E A , READ T H E S A N FO R D H ER ALD D A ILY ................... mmmmm K . •. �SB - Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida - Monday, May 9, 1994 Babe Ruth— S T A T S & S TA N D IN G S NATIONAL LEAOUE All Tim*! EOT I*!t Divlitoo W L Pet. OB Atlanta ill — II 11 Montreal 17 11 147 tto Florida 17 14 .141 ) New York 1! 14 H I l's 400 Ato Philadelphia 11 tl Central Dlvliton W L Pci. OB Cincinnati t! 11 an — Houilon 17 11 S47 7 Pllllburgh to 11 !M 1 St. Louis to 11 !M 7 Chicago 7*4 10 1 n Wait Dlvliton W L Pet. OB San Franc IIco ta IS ita — Colorado ti to 444 Hi Lo! Angel*! 14 17 417 7 San Diego 10 70 IJJ ih Saturday’* Oamas Lot Angel** 1. San Francisco 1,1# Inning* Chicago al Pittsburgh, ppd . rain Atlanta 1. Montreal I Cincinnati H. Moutlon 7 Now York I, SI LooliO Florid* I, Philadelphia I. II Inning* Son Diago >. Colorado I Sunday'! Game* Montrool I, Atlanta0 Ptiiladelphla *, Florida I Pittsburgh 0. Chicago 1, HI gamo Pllltburgh *. Chicago 1 Houston J. Cincinnati 0 How York ), Si. Loult] Colorado 1. San Dlogos San Franc ttco S. Lot Angola! a Monday'! Games Colorado (Ray noto 7 1 ) al San Francisco (Hickarton I ll.a oip m Putiburgh ICaaka I I ) at Florida (tawan 441, M l p.m. Now York (Samlnara 001 al Montreal (R u tta rlO ), 7 lip m Philadelphia I Judan I II al Atlanta (Avery I l|.7 40pm Chicago (Trachtal 11) al St Loult (Arocha I >1,0 Otp m Moulton (Kilo 11) at Lot Angola! (Can diotlll II, 10 (Up m Cincinnati (Browning I I I at San Diego (Sagar 11). 10 d p m AMERICAN LEAOUE All Tlmat EOT Eait Dtvlilan W L Pel. OB Bolton >0 to 047 — New York 1* to ASS Betllmor# • II to *41 1 17 14 sat Jin Toronto aid 7 Detroit 17 It Central Otvliton W L Pel. OB ta 11 I ll — Chicago to 11 ua Kama! City 14 11 SI* 1 Cleveland Milwaukee to t4 117 1 Minn*io>a 11 11 41* 4 Weil Dlvliton W L Pet. OB Teiai 17 14 47* —* Seellle 11 17 414 '9 Calilornl* 11 I* 404 1 * 77 7»0 4'1 Oakland Saturday’! Oamai Detroit 10. Seattle a. 4 Inning*, rain New York a. Botlon S Cleveland al Baltimore, ppd . rain Toronto J, Milwaukee 1 Chicago 4. Kania* City 1 Minnesota *, Tail* 7 Oakland 7, California 4 Sunday’! Oamei Sealll* 4, Detroit 1 New York*. Bolton4 Baltimore 1. Cleveland » Toronto 1. Milwaukee t Kamai City » , Chicago 7 Minnesota S. Teiai 1 California 7, Oakland 0 Monday'! Oamai Toronto (Letter 1 11 al (lalllmora (Fernander 101, 7 lip in Cleveland (Morrli 1 I) at Naw York (Abbott 111, 7:05pm Milwaukee IWegman ] 0) at Boilon IDarwInS I), f Oip m Seattle (Hibbard M ) *1 Chicago (Alvarti a01.0 01p m Minnesota (Tapani 11) at Kansas City Itlaney t il. I Olp m California (Megrane 00) *1 Teias (Retd Oll.lltpm SOUTHERN LEAOUE First Hall Eillirn Dlvliton W L Carolina (Plratei) to * Greenville ( Brave!) to 11 Orlando (Cubit t) IS Knoivlll* (Blue Jayi) 11 17 Jacksonville |Mariner*) II IS Western Division Huntivlll* (Athttcil 11 11 Birmingham IWS01) to 11 Nashville (Twtm) 14 IS Chattanooga (Reds) 11 IS Memphis (Royals! tl IS Pel. OB SS7 — ss* ) .444 A -411 AST •111 t Sit — 11* 1ST 41) 4 .444 4'T 441 4V> Saturday's Gams* Nashville I. Greenville a Carolina I, Jacksonville I Chattanooga al Knoavlll*. ppd , rain Huntivlll* 10. Birmingham 1 Orlande *1 Memphis, ppd., rein Sunday's Oamas Knoivlll* II, Jacksonville ) Carolina S, Greenville I Hunlsvlllel, Chattanooga 1 Nashville 7. MemphltO Monday'! Oamas Birmingham al Orlando Knoivlll* al Jacksonville, I Carolina *•Greenville Huntsville *1 Chattanooga Nashville a! Memphis f i i * t FLORIDA STATE LEAOUE First Hall Eastern Division W L Pet. OB Brevard 1Mar llm) 7 747 — 2) S47 4 St. Lucie IMalil 17 1) Vero Beach (Dodganl 14 14 soo « 11 to ■)7f m* Daytona (Cubit Osceola (Altroil 11 11 .37* 11V* W P. Beach (Eipoil 7 11 7W t) Western Dlvliton Fort Myeri (Twin*) 70 10 Lakeland (Tiger*) tl it Clearwater (Phillies) 17 17 St Pat* (Cardinal!) 14 tl Tampa (Yank**!) IJ 14 Charlotte (Rangeri) 11 It Dunedin (Blue Jayl) tj 11 Saraiota (Red Soil 10 11 Saturday’! Oamei Weil Palm Beach 4. Charlotte 1 Clearwater 71. Osceola ! Lakeland 4, Fort Myen 1 Si Petersburg j. Dunedin 4 Drtvard tl. Tampa It SI Lut••7. Seraioli 1 Day Iona J. Vero Batch 0 Sunday ! Oamai Dunedm 7. Otceola 4 For! Myeri 4. Weil Palm Beach l Monday'! Oamei Oiceolaet Dunedin Weil Pelm Beech al FoM Myeri Charlotte al Lakeland Clearwator al Saraiota Tampa at Daytona C ontinued from IB U7 _ 41* tu 111 4*1 444 414 117 RAINM QAUQI 11) Hi Jto Hi an 7l> Tim Rainos la a Sanlord native and Somlnole High School graduate now playing lor the Chicago While Sox. His stats are lor the 1994 season in the first column, personal best season totals In tho second column and current career totals (Including 1994 games) In the third column. On Sunday afternoon, Raines was hltloss In lour trips to the plate but did score a run In the While Sox’s 9-7 loss to the Kansas City Royals. t RAINES QAUOE Category Games........... At-bats........... .... Runs.............. .... Hits................ RBI................. .... Doubles......... Triples........... .... Home runs Steals............ Average......... u ucauint uirvoiu St Pattnburg at SI Lucia BASBBALL I O X I I Sunday'! gam* PHILLIES!. MARLINS) PHILA FLORIDA abr hbl abr hbl Dykitr cl I d d d Carr cl 4 0 10 MTmincI I J 7 0 JHrndip 0 0 4 0 Duncan IB 4 0 1 I Mgdanph 1 0 t 0 RJrdn lb 1 14 1 Rnierlalti 4 0 10 DHIInlK 10 00 $h(field rl 4 0 11 tncvgl* If 1 t 1 I Carrillo rt t 0 0 0 Lngmr rl 1 1 7 0 Corine It 4 0 10 Prill c 1110 KAbbitu 0 4 0 0 Batllto 11 4 17 7 Ditrde tb l i l t A riam DnJktnp > 00 0 10 0 0 Mrndnlph 10 10 Ting ley c 10 0 0 Boiktopr 0 10 0 Men p 0000 Slcumbp 0 0 0 0 Browne ef 10 0 0 Brbef to Tto 4 0 10 Hough p 10 10 Mutli p 0000 CJhntnc 1 1 1 0 Tetali it » tl 1 Tetali 11 11* 1 Phll*d*lp4ii* III III 1III - « Florida ta* t*i IM - 1 OP — Philadelphia 1. Florida I LOB Philadelphia 7. Florida Id )B - Duncan Id . RJordan 141. Prall (I). Morandml 14). Conme 171 HR - RJordan II). Incavlglia HI. Datlrada III S — Onjackton SF - Duncan. 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V0 Novede ! to. San Jos* St S * Now Meelco IS, Air Farce ! Oregon SI 4. Portland J Paclllc I). UC Santa Barbara ) Pomona Pitrec II,Cal luthnren! San Diago SI 1. FrosnoSt 1 In i a playo ffs All Timas EOT FIRST ROUND (Best at II EASTERN CONFERENCE Allanla vi. Miami Sunday. May I Allanla in . Miami SI. Atlanta win* 1 )) Ntw York t*. Naw Jersey New York wins senes I I Chicago vs. Cle island Chicago win* sane* S0 Of Undo vi Indiono Indlono mini itftti j 0 WESTERNCONFERENCE Stiff)« y|, Solurdif* Mo y 7 Dtnvtr VI, SooflU 94, OT. Dtnvtr %or lot 1 7 Moulton Ti» Port fond Mo<’jf ton Mini tof lot 11V pfwwnla vt. Gold*it Koto Phoenli wIni leriet 7 0 CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS (Battel 7) EASTERNCONFERENCE Atlanta vs. Indiana Tuesday. May Id Indian* *1Allanla.Ip m (TNT) Thursday, May It Indian* at Allanla. Ip m I TNT I WESTERNCONFERENCE Houston vs. Ptseenla Sunday, May I Phoenli fl, Houston 17, Phoanle leads strict I 0 Wednesday, May II Phoenli al Houston,*: M p m. (TNTl Utah vs. Dtnvtr Tuesday, May I* East Carol Ina 11•*, Georg* Mason * I Eckerd II, SI. Ltd I Georgia Tech II. Ga Southern* Kentucky II. Georgia* LSU 4. Auburn 1 McNaasaSI. II. Nltholli $1.1 Miami 1, Tampa * Middle Tann 7-4, Tennessee Tech! J career 1,842 6,978 1.232 2,079 719 336 100 129 753 298 Tim Ralnea Denver at Utah. I* M p m ( T NT) Thursday. May II Denier atUlah. Id 70p m (TN T) MIAMI ( I I ) Rice a 14 « 0 It. Salto* 7 11 ) a 17. Seikaty I* 117. Shaw * I) I I 17. Smith I II 4 4 10 Long I I) 17 14 77 Cole! 7*177 Totals 1711 I) 70*1 ATLANTA HOI) Manning 0 1* )4 It Willis Id II *1 |4 Kancaa S* I 1 II. Augmon 4 0**1*. Blaylock S 14 I I IS Lang a Id d « I). Ehle a l dd I Whatley d I d0 0. Ferraildl I 11 Totals 47 0* ISM Id) Miami II II I* 7* - 01 Atlanta I* I! 7) 74 - III 1 Point goals Miami a I* iRlce I 0, Cate* I t . thaw 0 ) Smith O il, Allan!* I I (Blaylock I L Ehlo I II Fautedeut Nan* Rebounds - Miami I) ILang 141, Allan!* 14 (Willi! II) Asuits - Miami It ISerkaly 41 Allan!* M I Blaylock III Total lou's Miami II Atlanta It Tachnicei* — Miami illegal defense I. Willis A - lean NHL PLAYOFFS Disciples (4-1) healed Sanford Chrisllun Team No. 2 (0-4), 18 0. Next week, Grace hosts Sanford Central Baptist (3-2) at 8:30 a.m. ; Nazarene challenges the Flames al 0:30 a.m.; First United Methodist plays Sanford ChrlHtinn No. 2 ut 10:30 a.rn.; Trlnlly-MaJcBty taken on Sanford Christian No. 1 at 11:30 a.m.; the Nntivlty-Dlscipics battle Sanford Assemblies at 12:30 p.m.; and the Nativity-Crusaders face Oviedo South Seminole Chrlntlun (1-4) at 1:30 p.m. Lining Majesty to victory were, with two hits — Ron Steudlc (home run). Toody Rosas. Lane Trawlek, Ike Mendoza. Marc 1- Vlret; one lilt — Tony Colon (triple), Steve Jarrctt. Doing the hitting for Nnzurcnc were, with # two hits — Scott Wade (triple). Mark Holton. ? Wuync Gager: one hit — Phillip Sutherland. II Frank Turner, Ron Cardcll, David Wllllnk. Jerry Stoner, Jeff Laird. Powering Sanford Assemblies were, with three hits — Alan Delgudo (home run): two hits — Willy Ayala (home run, triple), David Sucres (home run), Dandy Carrndcro (triple); 174 111 o ~ s tl MS III 1 — 7 11 Firit Naiaren# Trinity Aitimbly-Mi|«ity 14(11) 47 - 19 tl II 1 M - i 1 Sanferd Atsambllat Flnt Untied Methodist Sanlord Christian Ho. 1 Nativity Calhallc-Cruiaderi Sanlord Christian Ha. 1 Nativity Catttollc-Diulpto* Oraca Unltad Mathadllt Flnt Unltad AAathodlit Flamai »1 44) 1 144 tod 9 - 4 11 7 IS IM 14 44) 7* - 4 tl 14 14 1 11 444 • — 11 11 (111)7 441 x — IS II one hit — Junto Delgado J r . (triple), Fernando Concalvcs, Adrian Lucca. Hitting for First United Methodist were, with two hits — Ian Quick (triple); one hit — Karl Hcrlcman, Dondl Ilcricman. Gwen Duller, Tim Quick. Leading Sanford Christian No. 1 were, with two hits — Joe Ruiz, Joe Caputo, Urcnt Driscoll, Kcllh Dritton: one lilt — Kevin DrlBcoll, Dennis Marshall. Barry Scgroves. The Crusaders were led by, with three hits — Paul Mlotkowskl: two hits — John Haddock, Art Beach, Mel Goings, Brooke Laggner: one hit — Mike Fratrik (triple), Frank LublnBkus (triple), Dan UaBtl (double), Elvis Figueroa. ) Powering I lie While Sox were Gerald Bishop (triple, two runs. RBI), Chris L iu m m ii (double, two run*. RBI). Alvin Smith (double. RIlll. Clusz Lytle (single, run. two RBI). Freddie Hawkins Alex Jnm t and Dominic Gelt* (one single, two runs and one RBI eachl. J H Nollies llhree runs. RBI). David Robert* (three m i i i s I. Maurice Smith (run) and winning pitcher Brad Jenkins (RBI) SANFORD STADIUM n' — 7 • » ■» - • Espa* Cubs 4*4 4 - d 414 a - II IINN RICK PIELD Blue Jays WbltaSai *1* — 1 “ ’• l«* 1*4 I I *11 *1* *d - Rayall Or tola* S 4 Tre llis Smi th singled an scored a run. while Barry Porte! singled fur the Blue Jays Lifting the Marlins In the upsr were John Bryant (double, tw RBI). Leruird Brown (double RIlll. Mike Robinson (single, twe runs), Luke Young (single, RIlll, winning pitcher Marcus Braklrllwo runs) and Joe Trettrcn, De met r i u s Reave*, Ftiblinlj McKinney and Joshua Gentry! (one run each). Providing thr offense for the Pirates were Doiitr Hayes |two singles, iwo runs, RBI). Antonio White (triple, two RIlll. T J Thompson (d ou ble , runl, Rnnnlr Washington (single. Mini, Jason Graham (single. RBI|. Willie Robinson Ilf III I and Tug Daniels Ben Welgert and Steve Harriett lone run ruch). The Cub* were led by winning pitcher Steve lluxsurd (two single*, two run*. KHII, Dave Ynirrtagoyrra (double, two m iii * two RIlll, Klrt Blue (double, RIlll Man us Campbell (single, run two RBI). Mike Evan* (single run|. Wallrr Bryant and Shaun Price (two run* each). Terrance Houston (runl and Justin Coo|*et (Rill) Chris Vaughn doubled and James Gunn and Eric Mu tidy singled for the Expo* C ontinued from tB Saturday May f Washington 4, New YorS Rangers ) New York leads senes 11 Monday May * Washington *1 New t e l Hangers 7 M pm New Jersey vt Bestow Saturday May 7 Naw Jersey S Boston 4 OT. set let tied 11 Monday M l! s Boston at 74ew Jersey 7 M pm W E S TE R NC ONF IRE NC E San Jateyt Taranto Sunday.May* Toronto*. San Jata 1. tenet lied 11 Tuesday May I* Toronto at San Jota. Id Mp m Vanceever vs Dallas lewdly. May* Vancouver 7 Dallas I OT, Vancouver toads sen es! I Tuesday. May Id Dallas al Vancouver Id M p m AUTO RACING Indy SM Speeds INOIANAPOIIS — Top speeds In practice Sunday tor the Mar W Indianapolii HO listing residence or country, car number, chassis engine am) top speed In mph ir rooaiet I Scott flreytun. Ccktwal*. Mich . No IS I**J Lola Menard. T>7 ala 7 Roberto Guerrero. Sen Juan Ceprstrano, Cell! .No It. ISTILoi* Buies 7Ji SM 1 Eddie Cheever Aipen Coto . No V . 1991 Lota Menard. 71) ev* 4 Rout Boot*). Dr of (1 No S. 1994 LoU Ford. 77) Ka 1 Michael Andretti, Naierettt. P* No IT, 14*4 Reynard Ford. 17) tee * Mario Andretti. Neia*elh Pe No 4. IM4 Lota Ford III to) 7 Tod ToJbH lU lf, No II, 1994 MovfiOFd llmor. Ill 707 4 Paul Tracy, Canada, No ). 1994 Pentk* Mercedes. 770 10) * Bobby Nahar. Hilliard. Ohio. No 4. 1994 Lola Honda. 11* III 10 Buddy Lailer. Vail. Colo. No 73. 1991 TRANSACTIONS BASEBALL American League BOSTON RED SOX - Recalled Oar Flnnvold. pitcher. Irom Pawtucket ot Ihe Inter nation*I League CALIFORNIA ANOELS - Placed Brian Anderson. pilchtr, on the It day disabled list Recalled Mike Butcher, pitcher. Irom Van couver ot Its* Paclllc Coast League DETROIT TIOERI - Placed Junior Falla, oullisider, on the 11day disabled lilt, retro active lo May 1 Recalled John Flaherty, catcher, from Toledo ol the International league TORONTO BLUE JAYS - Placed Alei Goniaiei, outfielder, on Ihe today disabled list, retroactive April is Calisd up Rob Bullsr. oullleldtr. Irom Syracuse ol the Inter national League Natlanal League PITTiaURDH PIRATES - Optioned Bits Minor, pitcher, to Bullalo ol the American Association Racalled John Hope, pitcher, Irom Buffalo to Softball---------------Continued from IB Leading the Royal* were Chile (double, single, two runs, two RBI). Iravls Hampton (double, single-). Chad S h rlllrtd (two singles, nm ). Melvin Holt (single. RBI) and Randy Casey. Th ro Willi.mis and Johnathan Hub liard (one run rarh) Paring the Orioles w rrr Ilrucr Carter (double, two runs). Adam Drydrn and Burt Dixon (one *!ngle and one RBI each), lin k Floyd (single, run), Mario Alexandei and Bryan Rhoades (one single nu ll I and Mont Stokes Irani. Ptratoi Marlins Little Majors- All Timas ( DT CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS I Best al 71 EAST! RNCONFIRINCE New Yerfc Rangers is WesTwnglen Lola Itnvor, Ji* 4U fan Antonio vs. Utah Utah wlni tar Iasi I Naw York vs. Chicat* Sunday. May I New York SO, Chicago I*. Naw York leads sarlat I 0 Wednesday, May II Chicago*! New York. 7pm (TNT) Austin Peay 11. Tann. Martin 11 Clemsan f. Florida SI. I Davidson I. NC Char loll* * division will meet In a one-gome playolT for a spot In the best two-out-of-three City Champion­ ships. The White Sox ami Royals have secured the two American slots, but the Cubs. Pirates and three-time defending city cham­ pion Knights of Columbus Car­ dinals an* all 7-4 with one week left In the season. Today at Sanford Memorial Stadium, the Cubs and Cardi­ nals will battle for sole |xw*r* slon of first plurc, while the Oriole* and A Lakeside Gallery A ’s (5 0) will square off at Zlnn Ilcck Field. Both game* are *et for 5:43 p m . start* Doing the damage for the Disciples were, with two lilts — Chris Huron (home run), Mike Williams (home run), Anne McGowan (double), Rich Schulz. Mike Baling: one hit — Floyd Weslcrvell (double), John Sofurclll. Bill Quinn, Mark Hurdzcwlez, Randy Reed. Jim Greco. Providing the offense for Sanford Chris­ tian No. 2 were, with three lilts — Don Kracmcr; two hits — Bill Horn (double); one hit — Jeff Burd, Chris Uany. Danny Phelps. Bobby llutt. Mike Hankins. Steve Plpltonc, John Davis. Contributing to the Flames attack were, with five hits — Tony Blallc (home run, double, nine Rill). W.L. Graccy (triple, four RBI), Tom Graccy (double). Bill Graccy: four hits — Tony DeSormtcr, Donnie Hinson: three hits — Jon Eltonhcud (double), Brian Burke: two hits — Dean L. Smith (double): one hit — Mark Blythe. Collecting the hits for Grace Methodist were, with five hits — Gary Carter: three hits — Chip Langton; Iwo hits — Joe Corrln (two doubles), Curt Towers (triple), Scott Carter. Jim Llllo: one hit — Larry Propst (home run), David Grulncr (double). Herb Brow n (double). Jo h n G ardner, Carl Relchcnbach. I p.m. and the Cardinals challenge the Cults ut 7 43 p m Al Lakeside Field, the Kovals take on the Oriole* at 5 45 p in and the A ’s (are the Blue Jays at 7 45 p in T h e Royal * were led by William Kirby lltome nm . triple, single, three runs). Jeremiah .Jenkins (three singles, three runs), Jason Sheffield and Anton Anderson It wo doubles uml two ru n s each), l i mi t ar y Major (double, single, i wo runs), Donovan Redden (two singles, r un ) . A n t h o n y Ratom srouy (single, two runs) and hwayne Tillman and Hobcn Wilds (our single mid one run each) dotting the hit* for the A ’* were Willie Bennett (single, run). Matt Bozelka and Bilan Wade (one single each) and Dontruic Jones (run). Collecting thr hit* for the Red Sox were Troy Brinson tdonhlr, single, two rimsl. Bud Bennrll Ihome run. run), Lrvl Kaltie* Jr. (triple, two runs), Ford. Nick Erickson. Julius Grlllln and Ken Erickson tone single and one run each) and Adam Frank and Robert Robinson (one run eachl Doing the hitting (or the Blur Jay* were Jason Turner (double) and Steven Evan* (single) Lifting the Oriole* were Eric Rogers (double, two singles, three runs), Nick Doney Ithrre single*, run). Mike Doney (dou­ ble. single. Iwo runs). Dennl* Brldgcr (double, single, run). Brad Cook (double, run), Brad Lcxkr, Thomas Fodrfe and Ryan Roger* (one single and one nm each) and Josh Wluegard and Ian High (one run each). Pacing thr While Sox were Donovan Daniels (triple, double, single, run), Aurun Hubbard (double, (wo singles, three rimsl. Joseph Blake (home run. double, two runs). Byrun Hubbard (tri­ ple. two runs), Danny Wcyh (single, two nms) and Mlehuel While. Mark Kicks and Conner Newton (one run each). Contributing for the Pirates were J im* Holloway (double, Iwo singles, three rim sl, James Harkuess |three singles, two runs), Jnhnuthon Brooks (dou­ ble, single, two runs), Josh Skipper (two singles, three runs) and Eddie Rollins (two singles, two runs). Also contributing were Robert Waslihiiru and Toney Bohannon (one triple and two nms each), Nelson Beverly (double, two runs) und Dustin Washburn. W uync Wal ts and Brandon Ccronc (one rim eachl. Providing the offense fur the Cardinals were Terry Green (Iwo singles, two runsl, Jere m y Rothwell (triple, three runs), Leonard Britt (double, three nms). Curtis Woodworth (three runs), Joe Sondheim, Tyle r AflkUfi« t Bo tilt ROT H O LIER 9 11 L D m - 1 l 097 - 17 ir Mod loo Bin* Jo vt 792 A — I * •09 A — 1 Whne See Ortolei All 9ft - >1 704 Ml - II l« Cordtnolt Piralet L A M t>OE F IE 10 ( M M - 79 4 Off Al - 71 II Eepei CwBt Oil At - 0 '1 Oil 74 - 14 It Marliwt Dwdgeri III M — i 14) Jo * ti I lit S u n / u rd l i t r a id h i i i i i ^s t i n YtHIl wtn I d In t i n t n sit /i •local Newt •Nalkmsl/Intenialkmal News •Sport* • Weather •Letter* to the Editor •Church Page •LeUure Magazine •Comic* •CUuMrii Ad* •Local Advertblng •Sunday Health Fltaeu/ Eduratlon/Buiincsa •Special Section* 84 Ymra qf Community Srrvkt 7b Subscribe Call TodayI 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 Matinooe Mon., Wod., & Sal. 1pm Nightly al 7:30 pm •Closed Sundays Seniors Free at all Matinees GREYHOUND PARK 7 19 Drakr anil O u ts White It wo runs each) and Ted Green, Catl Roger* and Jason Somllielin lone m il eachl Doing llie <1,image lor the ( oh* were Aamn Klrhard*on (lintiir run. double, single totn runs). David Brock (home run. double, single, threr run*), Chris Uurkrtt (double, single), W lIlium Cleve­ land (two singles two runs). David Sanders (two singles). Danny Brock (double, tun). Jared Fcddrr Isingle. two runsl. Roman Woodward Istngle. run) and Cliauotng Byrd. Erin Love and David Freshoiir lime run each) Powering the Expo* were Carl Eudcll (home run. double, run). Br andon Bales Ihome run, single, Iwo runs). Victor Gll1»crt (double, stogie, runl. Brady I In mi ley (double, two runsl. Doug Garner and Adam Clark (one double each) and Jeremy Holloway (single). Leading Hie Dodger* were Andrew Beatty (double, three single*, thrre runsl. Brian Porter (two doubles, run). Jason Mur­ ray (two singles, two runsl. Christian Burdick (single, iwo runsl. Shane Burnscd Islngle. run) and Grady Hutchins, Ken­ dall Kenntm and Chris Downer (one run cuch). Hitting fur the Marlins were Robert Lowe (single, run). Nick Irclund (single) and Randy Black (run). twttt 2000 Seminola Btvd., Casselberry • 7 (4 0 7 7 6 9 * 4 5 1 0 IN ADOIIIIN HI C1Vi non RACING Mi OF 11H WAfil RING VIA S A U U ltt ON lAI MMINVIUf 4 TAMPA'S! P H I DUG RAGING PUIS MIAMI lltUURfHIGHBRUIS' I �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Monday, May 9. 1994 - 3B People Organic gardening in Florida IN BRIEF Final Audubon lunch of the year The Seminole Chapter of llic Florida and Nutionul Audubon •Societies will havr u Itincliran at the final meeting of the 1993-94 year. The meeting will take place at the Holiday Inn at the Marina In Sanford at I p.iii. on Thnraduy, May 12. For more Information contact Grace Friend at 668-5541. Coeurde Coeur garden party set The Coeur dr Coeur. an auxiliary of the American Heart Association, will In- hosting a garden party on Sunday, May 15. I (MM from 5 to 8 jj.tn. The evening ol southern elegance and hospllullty will feature many of centrul Florida's Dnrsl hotels, caterers, restaurnnts and bnkrrtr* In a magnificent outdoor setting. It will take place at Oak Grove, the residence of Mr. and Mrs. E. Everette Huskey In Sweetwater Club. 500 Sweetwuter Club Ulvd.. Longwood. Tlckrts are $35 per person. For reservations and Informatkin. rail the American Heart Association at 843-1330. Help for gamblers offered Gumhlrra Anonymous ard Gam-Anon for family und friends, meet separatrlv Monday und Friday (non-smnkrrsl at 7:30 p m.. Church of the Good Shepherd, 331 Lake Ave.. Maitland, For morr information, rail 236-0200. Al-Anon group gathers ■y MARY M API Semi nolo County Maalar Gardener It Is probably muclpmnre difficult to lx- a strictly organic gardener In Florida titan In other parts of this country. Most of us are starting with white sand and so the first thing we must do Is add organic mailer In Inrgr quantities. Peal, compost, manures, suwdust, leaves all contribute organic mattrr to the soli. Probably the mosl satisfacto­ ry of all Is your own compost made from whnt you can collect. Orass clippings, household kitchen waste and weeds make a compost which will decompose more quickly than will oak leaves or suwdust. Composl making can be u very scientific activity or It may be nothing morr than piling these substances In n hidden corner und walling for them to decompose. If one has the patience, leaves, ntuhlc waste and grass clippings can be plied In the area In which one wishes to garden and Icfl for several months when this material has partially decomposed. II ran be tilled In and the bed prepared and planted Covrr crops grown on Idral parts of llir garden and tilled In ure excellent soil Improvers. In both cases three or four weeks should pas* aflrr tilling before pluming. The process of breaking down materials surh as green manure or sawdust rnl>s the plants of needed nitrogen. Insects and diseases arc more prevalent In Florida than In parts of lhe country where cold weather controls these problems to some extent. However, many safe controls have Ix'cn found. Insecticidal soap will take rare of many Inserts. Possibly your house­ hold dish detergent will do just ns well. Worms, surh as corn rnrworms. tnmulo worms, und cabbage caterpillars can be clfrctlvely controlled by llnclllun thurIttgfcnal* which kills only worms and does not affect beneficial Insects. There are many more beneficial Inserts Ilian Injurious ones, and we should keep this tn mind when we have to resort to a pesticide such us pyretlirum or rolenone. These are nonpoisonous lo humans, but they will kill bees and other beneficial Insects. Use these late In the day when the bees are no longer active. Predator Insects can be obtained for specific Infestations, but they may lenve when they have finished the Job for which they were ordered nnd not hang around for the next problem. Slugs and snails ran tie controlled with dlntomuclous earth nr wood ashes. Mulching will hrlprontm l nematodes and weeds and keep the soli cool and moist. Usually disease Is harder to deal with. Plants which are kepi growing quickly nnd which are healthy arc not ns likely to lie Hltachrd. Sulphur compounds nrr recom­ mended (a deal with fungus and mildew problems. If gardening organically is so much trouble, why not do us has been done for many years and use chemicals. There are several reasons. Whether the produce Is lustier is a question which has been discussed for yenrs Certainly where or­ ganically grown produce Is available, some people arc willing lo pay premium prices for It. Literature on the subject Is filed with Instances of Increased resistance lo disease In both animals and humans when organlcally grown foods are enlen.To my knowledge, there has never been a blind study undertaken lo prove this. However, lo have "allowable amounts" of pesticide on market produce Is of concern lo many. In recent months concern about the pollution of our earth has gained much attention and articles on the subject appear even In populur magazines. Usually organic methods of gardening cover a period of lime will result In a rich dark soil which Is rewarding to work with. Weeds will pull out easily and your plants will have the bloom of health. An nddrd bonus Is additional years of youthfulness from all that exercise. While Trtcta Thomas Is out on maternity leave articles will be wrlllert by several volunteer master gardeners. Church youth to sell Zellwood com, other veggies straight from the farm If you are troubled by the alcoholism of a frrlnd or relative, thrre Is help. Serenity Won. an Al-Anon group for friends und lamlly of alcoholics, will meet each Monday. Tuesday and Thursday night ut 8 p m at the Sahara Club. 2587 8. Sanford Ave . Sanford For more Information, call 332-4122. Ths youth group ol the First United Methodist Church of Sanlord are gelling ready for their annual Zellwood Corn Sale Salurday, May 14. at the church, 5th Street and Park Avenue, Sanford, from 10 a.m. lo 2 p.m, Yellow, white and blcolor corn will be for sale by the crate or by the oar. An assortment ol other vegeta­ bles, watermelons and can­ taloupes straight Irorn tho farm will also be available. Getting primed lor the evont ere (Ironl row, from left): Jeremy Spragg, Jest Howard, Melissa Kyle, K im C l o u s e a n d K a t i e Hart sock. (Back row, from left): Michael Hart sock, Ian Quick, Chad Gaugh and Stephanie Hauser. Narcotics Anonymous meets In Sanford Narcotics Anonymous meets Monday at 8 p in . ut the 1’reshytertan House of Goodwill. 3 17 Oak Ave . Sanford Nurses to meet monthly The Licensed Practical Nurses Association of Florida. Inc., meets die second Monday of the month at 0 3 0 pin. at Kllarney Baptist Church. 701 Formosa Ave. C.E.U class provided each mouth All meetings are open to Ll'Ns and to students and graduate I.PNs For lnlurni.it Ion cull 299-4321 Sewing club gathers Every Tuesday from 0 30 a in to noon, the W OOI'IE Sewing Clult gathers at the Uike Mary Senior Center. 158 N. Country Club Hoad, to make tiatiy clotlirs and Itrins lor nursing homes as well us Itrms for die Christmas Store. The Hems made by the d u b are donated to prremle babies, nursing home residents and gilts (or the annual Chrtstmus store. Weekly Lions Club meeting Hwraltf fltwrto by Hofifion fk N w d w T h e Sanford Lions C lu b m re ts every Tu e s d a y at noon at the Colonial Room tn dow n to w n Sanford For In ln rm a llo n . call 321-0700. Over-50 Club meets Tuesday The 0vrr-50 Club meets the second and fourth Tuesday, at to 30 a m., at the Sanford Senior Center. Seniors are welcome Bridge club to meet, play Sanford Duplicate Bridge Club meets at noon each Tuesday at d:e Greater Sunford Chamber of Commerce. 400 E. First St.. Sanford. Klwanls Club of Casselberry meets Klwunts Club of Casselberry meets every Tuesday at 7:30 a m., at Village Inn. corner Dog Track Hoad and US Highway 17-92 In Longwood. For Information, call 831-8545. The following births have been recorded at HCA Centrul Florida Regional Hospital. Sanford: April 6 — Donna and David Sinllh, Sanford, girl: Michelle und Edward Rlnkavttge. Sanford. Ixiy April 13 — Barburn Walker. Sanford, boy April 15 — Tracy ami William Burkhart. Sanford, girl; Leslie E. and Abraham L. Brill. Cassellterry. girl April 10 — Kathy and Vincent Brooke. Sanford, boy Unsafe boaters can turn to floaters D EA R A B U T : You would have served "Mrs. N.M. In Maryland" and millions of lioaters well If you had suggested she advise "Fred” lo lake u sale boating course offered by the U.S. Coast G u a r d Au x i l i a r y or Power Squadrons In Ihelr urea. Wc arc well into the boating season, and muny Ixiutcrs are ul risk of losing their bouts, or lives — and their gursls are at risk of serious Injury or loss of life — because of the lack of safe boating habits. Members of the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary are dedicated lo serving the boati ng public through public education pro­ grams for a nominal materials charge. 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[homo Alono I; Loti o, Non tort oov, OtKj.-j |ltogjn leidi Koiiontfci (to Staeol I’d tj luocoaiy CirSn Jo* Hovel (In Sfo»oo| TO tj QuM low* Gown * Sfo»oof PQ-ll U MAX G :00 o G 30 NSC Horn i; tlH itii | 7 :0 0 CvrifAl a i m c; A D V IC E % ABIGAIL VAN BUREN men Is" booklet (800| 368-5647, where people can get solely Information und attend u (mating safely class In their area. Once again, Abby, you could do a tremendous service fnr the boating public If you would print this. You may use my name. DAVID A. DAY, SEMINOLE. FLA. DEAR DAVID: Thank you for un excellent suggestion. I re­ ceived u number of letters con­ cerning water safely. Read on: DEAR ABBYt Regarding the letter from " Mr s . N. M. In Mu r y U t n d " con c e r n i n g the boater who "brushed off" the life Jacket question from his guest: Any* guest Invited aboard a vessel should lie given a predeparture orientation concern­ ing the location and use of all sufrty equipment, life Jackets, fire extinguishers marine rudlo. etc. The guest should also lie given a basic orientation as (o (he operation of (be vessel. What If the skipper becomes Injured or otherwise Incapacitated? Any person on board asking lo use a fife Jacket ("personal notation device," or PFD. In boating icrmtnolgo) | should be allowed lo do so without question. 1 would recommend lo "Fred" (hut he enroll In a houllng safety course taught by the local Coust Guard Auxiliary. U.S. Power Squadron or other qualified tmuling group. With his attitude al one, Fred sounds like a menace un the water. GARY STEWART, PLEASANTON. CALIF. DEAR ABBYt I appreciated your response to "Mrs. N.M. In Maryland" concerning their day aboard a friend's bool. There ure certain rules und regulations * f 1 f| o thut apply to boating — the ocean doesn't cure II you ure In a 20-fooler or the Queen Elizabeth II. I'v done ocean sailing for mor e t han 30 ycur s . and whenever friends suited with me. I always pointed out the location of life vests, fire extinguishers and first aid kits. The shlp-toshore radio was monitored und guests were given Instructions on how to use the "mike." Results: thirty yenrs of safe, family-fun sailing Unfortunately, the free boutlng courses olTercd by the Coast Guard are not mandatory for owning nnd operating a boat. JOHN OL8SON, SANTA ANA, CALIF. DEAR JOHN OLSSONi Everyone who operates a bout should be required to tukc a course and be "licensed," ns automobile drivers arc. All pas­ sengers should know how lo operate a boat should (he driver become Incapacitated. DEAR ABBYt To "Mrs. N.M. In Maryland" — we had ull belter believe life Jackets save lives, or I wouldn't be here writing this. It happened In Venezuela last August. There were 13 of us tourists who look u boat ride, a boat which resembled a canoe, long and narrow with an out­ board motor. We sat two abreast. At one point, 1 thought the operator was going loo fust and, before wc knew It, the canoe capsized In the middle of the Curno River, which wus approx­ imately one-half-mile wide. I could swim, but with my heurt problem (I had a heart attack In Hong Kong In 1985), I soon became llrcd, probably from punlcklng. und can't remember when I was rescued. When I regained conscious­ ness, I was lying on (lie floor of the bout. Everyone thought 1 was dead when they suw me flouting on my buck unconscious. Abby. the lifejacket saved my life. K. I8H1I, HAWAII FRA member cited lor 45 years of service Jim Now, national president of the Fleet Reserve Association, horn California, recently paid a visit to the Fleet Reserve Association B. Duke Woody Branch In Sanford. While hero, New presented a 45-year pin to Leander Dlmpsey (center) for continuous membership In the Float Reserve. Looking on la L.L. “Red” Hulett (left), president of the local Branch 147. MOVIEIANU ........ HOESCAPE i .-.-i .-m. tB »:n UGHTtDMMCR fS 3 3 « = » ] �B H ilH 1011*8^ BBffl 4B - Hanford Herald, Sanlord. Florida - Monday, May 0, 1004 Legal Notices Legal Notices IH T H t CIRCUIT CDURT O P T H S IIO H TIS N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 1RANDFOR ISM IH O LI COUNTY. FLORIDA, CIVIL ACTION IN THE CIRCUITCOURT FOR IlM IN O LE COUNTY, FLORIDA PR O M TS DIVISION Pile Ha.St-ITt-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF FATIMA H.FANCHELLI, cat a tea newo-CAM DIVISIONS SOURCE ONE MORTGAGE SERVICES CORPORATION t/fc/a F IR E M A N 'S F U N D MORTOAOE CORPORATION. Plaintiff. v» CHARLESH. DICKSON, alal. Defendant!*) NOTICE OF SALE Notice It hereby given that, purauanl to a Final Judgment *4 Foraclotura dated Augutl It. Iftl. and Amendment trier*10. anlarad In Civil Cat* Number tie tte C A U E . In th* Circuit Court lor SEMINOLE County. F lor Ida. wherein SOURCE ONE MORTOAOE SERVICES COR PORATION l/k/a FIREMAN'S FUND MORTOAOE CORPO RATION li th* p i *mml, and CHARLES H. DICKSON, *1 ll., era th* Defendant*. I will Mil IN# property ritvatad In SEMI­ NOLE Caunly, Florida, doixrlbAd Mt Lai » . T IB I RON COVE, ac­ cording la Me Plot Maroot a* recorded hr Plat BaoA tL Pag** IS and M. Public Record* at SamInal* County, Florida, at public Ml*, la the higheat and batl bidder, far. C cadi, al Hr# m - - | a ------ a M m Im jm . I u l m W ill IIUI1T (MR 01 1IW IRrnllWtf Caunly CaurMaua*. X I N. Peril Avonw*. Sanford. Florida, al 11:M a m. on June 1. ISM. Doled: Mays. IN4. Maryann* Motm CLERKOF THE CIRCUITCOURT By.- JanaE. Jaaawk "In accardanc* with th* American! With OlMbllllNt Act. panont In need el a ipaclai accommodation la parlklpaN In thl* proceeding *hall, wllhln •oven { }) day* prior la any precaadlng, canlact Hi* Ad mlnlitratlv* Otflc* *1 lh* Court, Ml N. Par! Avanu*. Samlook County CaurMaua*. Sanford, FL » T N telephone I C I i m O X . t o d i to e tu a n i or t aaotss1770 tvs via Florid* Relay Sorvka". PuWnh: Mayt. it. itar D IRTS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIO H TEIN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL ACTION Co m N*i ta-aotr-CA-u-B SOUTHTRUST MORTOAOE CORPORATION. Pklnflft, V! R O N ALD E. D U D L E Y ) KAREN S. D U D L E Y ) and C I T I B A N K . N .A ., l/h/a C IT IB A N K F E D E R A L S A V IN G S B A N K , l/k /a C IT IC O R P S A V IN G S OF FLORIDA, a Fadtral Saving* and Lean A MaclaItan. NOTICE OF SALE Notice It hereby given Met, purauanl le a Final Judgment al Ferecleture anlarad In the above ilylod cavt*. In lh* Circuit Court *1 Seminal* County, Florida. I will Mil lh* properly tltuala In . Sam Inala County, Florida, dMcrWad TVLet tax OAK FOREST, UNIT FOUR, according le lh* Plat lharael n recorded In Plal Book is. Pag** I* and M. Public Record* el Seminole County, Florida. al public m i *, le lh* hlgtwtl and batl bidder, tor ca*h. al th* Watl (rent door *4 lh* Sentinel* Caunly CourthouM, Sanlord. Florida between lh* hour* al 11:00 A M. and I N P M. on May li, laai. DATED thll Tnd day of May, Itar. MARYANNS MORSE Clark el Circuit Court By: Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clark A M ERIIC I A N I W ITH D IS ­ ABILITIES ACT OF IStti Admlnlthallv* Order No. t i V i Par ion* with a dlMblllty who naad • tpaclal accommodation to perllclpato In Ihl* proceeding thouId contact ADA coordinator al X I N. Perk Avenue, Sulla N.XI, Sanlord. Florida X77I *1 Natl five day* prior to lh* p re c a a d ln g . Te le p h o n e : 46T 323-4330 a a t. 4 )1 7 ) 1 -S O t-tS S -tffl I T O D I or l* »W M / 7 t (V )i via Florida Raley Sarvka. Publlih:M*y(, 14.1H4 DERM NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The admlnltlrallon el the Etiata el FATIMA H. PAN C H E L L I . F ile N u m b e r (4 37* CP. li pending in lh* Probata Court. Seminole County. Florida. M* addratl el which I*: X I No. park Avenue, Sontord, FloridaS177I. The name mid addratl at th* personal ropraaanlallv* and the perianal repratentllve'* at­ torney ere tot forth below. A LL IN TE R E S TE D PER SONS A R I NOTIFIED THAT:' All perten* on whom thl* notice It terved who have ob lacllont that challang* Hi* valid Ity otlhe will, th* qualification* el the Partonal Repratantallv*. venue, or |wltdktlen el thl* Court ere required to file thalr ab|aciiont with thll Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OP THE PIRST PUBLI­ CATION OP THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY D A Y! AFTER THE D A TE OP IER V IC E OP A COPY OP THIS NOTICE ON TH EM All creditors el Me 0*cadent and ether i aetata on wham a copy of thtt notka It terved within month* after Me date el Me ftreS publication el Ml* nolle* mutt fit* fhalr claim* wIM Ml* Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OP THREE MONTHS APTBR THE DATE OP THE PIRST PUELI CATION OP THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAY! APTBR THE DATE OP SERVICE OP A COPY OP THIS NOTICE ON THEM. Alt ether trad Itort et lh* claim* or claim* wtfh Ml* court WITHIN THREE MONTHS APTBR THE DATE OP THE PIRST PUBLI­ CATION OP THIS NOTICE. A LL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO PILED WILL EE PORIVER M R RED. Th* date el Me tint publ ka­ lian el Ml t notice It May *, Itea PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE EMIR HAYRIC li lt fatten Street Orlande. PierIda m tS JAMES B. BYRNE. JR „ ESQUIRE ITS Crown Oak Centre Drive Lengwood, Florida STM U0MIJ164X Florid* Bar No.eOMlX Attorney tor PatlHanar Pubitih: Mays, 14. 1tea DEBTS “ INTHECIRCUITCOURT, ■ IO H T IIN T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLB COUNTY. FLORIDA CASI NO.I n-ttte-CA-141 BA ITBR N SAVINOI BANK, FSR. a Maryland carperthan. Plaintiff. CHBSTIRR. ELLISON, alal., N O TIC tO P FO blC LO tue s M L B UNOBR CHAPTER 41, FLORIDA STATUTES N O T I C E IS H C R I B Y OIVEN. punuenl toe Summery Final Judgment dated April M. itea end entered In Caea No. *M (I(C A -I4E of th* Circuit Court et Me Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and lor Samlnei* Caunly, Florida, wherein EASTERN SAVINGS MNKS. FSB, le th* Plaintiff and CHESTER R. ELLISON, li the Defendant. I will eelI le H» hlghet! bidder tor caeti el Me Wetl Front Deer el Me tentord County CourthouM, Sanford. Florid*, at lliMe.m.anMey 11, ISM, lh* following dttcrlbed il torih In I Summary Final Judgment of loracleaure, to wit: Lei to, SAUSALITO SECTION THRBC, according to Plat In Plal Book II. Page* T4-TS. Public Record* el Seminole County, F torIda. DATED MayrJ,l(*4. I, MARYANNS MORSB CLERK Of- (H I CIRCUITCOURT BY: Jane E. Jatawlc Deputy Clar! Publish: May*. Id, ISS4 DER 77 CELEBRITY CIPHER CakbreyCqXMf cryptogram*erecreeledtrwnquoteteneby ------------- •tondprMora Each loner n*w other elank lor rnaytobr requeMO *X R ' A O K I L RD P I U W Y D K E B I O T A R I J W I U W A IUN B I O T J O B RD R P I R ' A VO J X O T KI V A ‘ H P N J L D V J X Q T K I V A . 1 - B I O T J X Q T K I V A. PREVIOUS SOLUTION; ‘Momers need no monument* ol atono; they IIvb forever in human hGtrtr* — Wllferd A. Peterson. O 11*4 by NfA. M . OFF THE LEASH® by W.B. Legal Notices Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASB NO. tl-140* CAI4I CHEMICAL FINANCIAL COR­ PORATION, t/k/a CHEMICAL FINANCIAL SERVICES COR­ P O R A TIO N , tuccestor by merger to CHEMICAL FINAN­ C IA L C R E D IT SER VICES CORPORATION. Plalnlllf, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE EIGHT I t NTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, INANDFOR SEMIMOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE OIVISION CASENO.M-H7CP IN R E: Th* Etlatoet JA C Q U E S O U IL L A U M E ADRIANA VREUOOE, Dace*tad NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The admlnltlralle,! ol lh* E 1 1 a Ia o l J A C Q U E S O U I L L A U M E AOR I AN A V R EUO D B. dtcaattd. Fll* Number S41*7 CP, It pending In the Circuit Court tor Seminal* County, Florida. Probata Dlvltlon. the addratl ol which It Poll Otflc* Bex "C", Sanford Florida 17771 Th* name* and addrtttat at to* Pertonal dtp roientatlvo and tho Pot tonal Raprotantallvo't attorney are tat torih below ALL IN TER E STE D PER SONS ARE NOTIFIEDTHAT: All paraont an whom toll Nolle* It terved who have oblacllont Mat challang* to* velld Ity el th* Will, to* qualification* at to* Partanal Rapratenlettve. venue, or |urHdktlen el Pile Ceurl are required to III* their obltctlem with this Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OP THREE MONTHS AFTEN THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OP THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All creditor* at to* decedent end ether partem haring clelmi or demand* agttntl decedent t etiat* an wham a copy at tola notka N terved within tor** month* aftor th* dal* at to* hrtt publication el toll notice mutt III* toalr ttatmt with ton Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICSjOR THIRTY GAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All ether creditor* et to* THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM H A S T IN O S . O E C E A S E O . ELIZABETH C. HASTINOS. and B A Y T R E E V IL L A O E CONDOMINIUM. INC . NOTICE OF SALE Notice It hereby glean purtuent to a Final Summery Judgment dated April X . 11*4, anlarad In Cat* No : *) MM CAME, al lh* Circuit Court et th* Eighteenth Judklal Circuit, In and tar Samlnei* County. F levIda, wherein THE ESTATE OF W IL L IA M HA STINO S. OECEASEO. ELIZABETH C. HASTINOS, end RAYTREB V ILLA O B CONDOMINIUM. INC* are Me Defendant*. Mat I wilt tall to lh* Mghari and batl bidder tor cath. el the Watl Front Otar. Seminole County CaurMaua*. X I North Perk Av­ enue, Sentord. Florid* HTTI MM. an May it. ISM at II :M A aa ea^. *- •«- *- - M^wd RJRil law IfIRRIRIf VUITM IV rael property at eat torih In to* Final Judgment* Thai certain Condominium Parcel known et Unit I, Build­ ing 4ia. Baytra* Viiiaga. a Condominium, log*Mar wIM an undivided Intorott In lh* land. etpenaet appurtenant to teid Unit, all m accardanc* with and tubfacl to to* Cavenantt. Can dltlant. Rtetrklkn*. farm* and ether Pravlttont *1 th* Declarelien at Condominium *1 Baytra* VIItog*, tiled April 7, t*7S In Official retard* Seek H U . Pag* ISM, along wllh tubtaquant Medlfkatlent Marato, In M* Public Racerdt *r Seminal* County. Florid* Dated Ml* m i t y i l April. 11*4. MARYANNB MORSE Clark *1 Me Clrtirlt Ceurl ■y: Dorothy W A t Deputy Ctori Publlth May*, 14.1**4 DERM IN TM I COUNTY C O u iT “ OF T N I I IOHTBBNTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANDFOR SBMINOLR COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. SMXS-CJLI4-B UNIVERSAL SUPPLY COM PANY.INC. Ptolntitt. vs. JE R R Y SMITH. SHATANA SMITH. DEPAR TM ENT OF THE TREASURY. INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE. STATE OF FLORIDA. DEPARTMENT OP REVENUE AND MICHAEL D. KAMA GO N OTICE OF SALE PUR S U A N TTO C H A R T■ R U Nolle* Is given todt punuenl to * nrtol ludgment doted May S, l t s 4 , in C a t * H e . O im C A U I , at to* Circuit Court el toe f P la in tiff IS U N IV E R S A L SUPPLY COMPANY, INC., and lh* Defendant* are JERRY SMITH. SHATANA SMITH. D E P A R TM E N T OF TH E T R E A S U R Y . IN T E R N A L REVENUE SERVICE. STATE OF FLORIDA. DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE and MICHAEL O KANAGO, I will tall la hlghatl bidder lor cath al lh* Samlnei* County CourthouM. X I N. Park Avanu*. Sanlord. Florid* at 11:00 a m. on June I. ItH , th* following datcrlbad property tri torto in th* order ot final ludgment: Lot SS. end to* Watt 10 toat at Let SS. SANFORD HEIGHTS IM PROVEM ENT ED ITIO N , according to to* plat thereof ■■ recorded In Plot Book J, page* U and U . Public Record* et Samlnei* County. Florida In compliance with th* Amer­ ican* With Dliarilltk* Act. par tent with dltabllltlat who naad tpaclal accommodation to par­ ticipate In thll proceeding thouId canlact th* A. D A. Coor­ dinator et the Semlnni* County CourthouM. X I N. Park Avanu* Sanlord. FL »77l. Telephone (407) 311-4110, Ext. 4117. I-SOBSSI (771 (TDD). 1SOOtSJ1770 (V ). via Florida Relay Sarvka. DATED thll Slh day el May. 1*04. MARVANNE MORSE dark el Circuit Court By: Jan* E. Jatawlc Clerk « Publlth: May*. N 14, l*S4 DER X decadent t attale mutl claimt with ton ceurl WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THS FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The dal* at toe flrtt public* tlon *1toll Notice It May 1. tt*4 P ITE R A. VREUOOE Cp Perianal Rapraeanlatlv* NICOC. VREUOOE Ca Paraenal Rtpraaanlallv* Attorney tar Partanal Rapraeantatleot: TERRANCE H O ITTM IR . ESQ Oittmar A Wehluet. P A Florida Bar 41104)1 I X Leakout Plac* Peat Ottk* Baa N late Maitland. Pl*ride»7*4 tee* 1*07)1)00001 Publlth May l.» . tt*4 D ER M IMTNB CIRCUIT COURT OF THE RIBHTRIRTN JUOlCIAL CIRCUIT IN AMO FOR SEMI MOL I COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. t t m U A I t l SUCCESSFUL INVESTMENT. INC. a Florida carearalien. Plalnlllf, v*. OUNVANTRAI OESAI a/k/e CARY OESAI and ARCHANA DESAl.hitwito: atal. DaNndanlt AMINDEO NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE It hertby glean that lha undarelgnad Maryann# Mo t m . Clark at th* Circuit Court at Samlnei* County. Pier Ida. will on May X . l*N al I1 :« o 'd « t a m. at to* Watt Front Doer *1 Samlnei* County Court hottM Sanlord. Florida, after tor tala and tall el public outcry to the htghatt and batl bidder tor cath. tha preparty datcrlbad at LOT 17. AMBERWOOO UNIT ONE. ACCORDING TO THE P L A T T H E R E O F AS R E ­ CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 17, PAO I 17. PUBLIC RECORDS OF S EM IN O L E C O U N TY . FLORIDA. UnSuKfewatCuwrl Winter Park, Florida »7*1 tltuala In Samlnola County, Florida punuant to tha Final Judgment anlarad In a c o m pending In Mid Court, th* tty la ot which It Indicated abort WITNESS my hand and at Hefoi tael el tald Court thl* l*th day el April. 11*4. (COURT SEAL) Maryann* Motm CLERKOFTHE CIRCUITCOURT By; Jen* E. Jatawlc Deputy Clerk Pubfith: May 1. *, t»f4 ’ubtleh: A DER I) IN TN IC IR C U IT COURT OF THE EIO H TEIN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CRIMINAL CASE NO.I *4-7«7-CFA. (4-771-CFA SCSO INCIDENT NO. i *4W4atM7 IN RE: FORFEITURE OF SX.M0.MU.S. CURRENCY lit ,440 00U S CURRENCY SX(.MU.t. CURRENCY tMMOLOCK PISTOL . » CALIBER DERRINGER ♦MM TECH(PISTOL THREE "SNAP ON " TOOL BOXES WITH ENCLOSED TOOLS TWO "CRAFTSMAN" TOOL BOXES WITH ENCLOSED TOOLS ONE CENTURY W IL O IR ONE SETOFOXY-ACBTELINE TANK/TORCHES ONE CHAIN BLOCK NOTICE OF FORFEITURE PROCBIDINO TO: All perten* who claim an Inltreit In lha tallowing property: SX400.W U.f, CURRENCY I If, 4*3.00 US. CURRENCY (X M O U .I. CURRENCY (MM OLOCK PISTOL UCALIBBR DERRINGER ♦MMTECH t PISTOL THREE "SNAP ON" TOOL BOXES WITH ENCLOSED TOOLS TWO "CRAFTSMAN" TOOL BOXES WITH RNCLOSED TOOLS ONE CENTURY WELDER ONE SETOFOXY-ACBTELINE T.MlK/TORCHES ONE CHAIN BLOCK Oenald F, Etllnger, al lh* Samlnola Caunly Storin'* Otllc*. Mfninovi Samlnola County, Florida, through hi* olllcart, InvMtlgetor* or m nnt*. tt. Mltad lh* above property on March (, IHe. al or near IM Murphy Read, Winter Spring*, Samlnola County, Florida, and I* pftMVnlly holding Mid property tor th* purpOM ol lortaltur* purtuent to Section* S#clk m.701-(31.7«4, Florida Statute*, end will REQUEST that an Honorabla Judga el lh* Circuit Court, Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. Seminole County, Florida, find probablt chute that tha above property thouId be forfeited to the above agency. You will be *ant a copy el tha Order finding Probable CauM once It It signed by tha Judge and It will advlta you hew and whan to respond to thl* rtquttl for fortoltur*. I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT a true and correct copy et thll Notice wet tent to Harold Krohn, IM Murphy Road. Winter Spring*. Florid*, by U.l. eartilled mall, return receipt raquattod, thl* Mth day el April, tWJ. MARY ANN KLEIN LBOALCOUNSEL Florida Bar No : 4II*)t SEMINOLE COUNTY SHERIFF'SOFFICE 1141Xth Street Sanlord, Florida M77JFJH Telephone i (407)no *47} Publlth: May 1.4, tS II, tW4 DIR-11 Legal Notices IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT FOR SBMINOLR COUNTY, FLORIDA FROBATE DIVISION File Namber W-toS-CF IN R E: ESTATE OF OUDLEYD HALE, JR-. MOT 1CI OF ADMINISTRATION Th* admlnltlrallon ol lha trial* et DUDLEY D. HALE. JR., deceated. Fll* Humber *4 40) CP, It pending In tha Circuit Court lor Samlnei* County, Florid*. Probate Dlvl tlon. to* addratl at whkh It P.O. Drawer C. Sanlord. FL XT71. Tha name and eddrett at tha Partanal Raprawnlativ* and al tha Partanal Rapretanlallva'i attorney era tel torto below. All Intoratlad portent Jr* required I* III* with to* Court WITHIN THREE CALENDAR MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS N O TICE: I I ) ell claim* agatori to# ariato and (1) any *b|*ctten by an mtomi ad partan t o wham notka waa matted toat challang** to* valid tty *1 th* wtlL to* queiincattaM *1 toe venue or lerltdktton et toe Court. WITHIN TH E LATER OF THRE MONTHS AFTER F IR S T P U B L IC A TIO N OF THIS NOTICE OR THIR TY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THE OBJ1CTIMO PERSON A L L C LA IM S AND 0 1 MANOS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVERBARRIO. Oat* at to* flrtt puMkatton at mi* netk* at admlnttfralien May 1. tf*4. ROBERTO HALE Partanal Repratantallv* W C W IN D !R W EID Ll. JR Attorney tor Pect^net CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando * Winter Park 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 CLASSIFIED M P T HOURS 1.00 A.M.-5:XP.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY PflIVATE PARTY RATES 14 consecutive timet__ — 574 ■ Hn# 7 coniKuttv* times----------- 70« a line 3 eontecwtv# timet •(Ilim M M H t i t a line 1 time------------------------------ t l . l t a line Rtlts art per latua, bated on 3 Rntt *3 LI net Minimum NOW ACCEPTING Bcfkdkmg may mctud* Herald AdvarMarritwcbriPl an addkonal day Cental when you geVeeiA PeyoreykirdJyeytMedruneeirtMMirwJ Um Ad OaaaqMn lor Im m i r rt iA Copy mu»l tawm aetaplabk typo graphical form -Commercial kequenty tatee ere avanatae DtAOUKtO Tuaeday iryu rnlay t J Mann The Day Beta* PutbcabewSunday I] Moon Friday •Monday S 30P to rnday AD JUSTM ENTS AND C R E D ITS : In I ha avenl of an error In an ad, tfw Sanford Horrid will bo nropontiMe for tho Ural In oordon only and only to tho orient of the toot of that Inoortl on H i a t t rftirti ynnr ad f " i ------------r * "* *‘* r ** 71— H e lp W a n te d All parllat In Inter**! end cltliani than have an opportuni­ ty lob* heard at Hid hearing. By order et to* Flaming A Zoning Commlirin et to* City et Sanlord, Florida, thl* Kto day et April, )H4. Jo* Dannlien, Chairman Planning A Zoning Commlulon ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: II a partan dacktot to appeal a decI*ion mad* with ratpact to any matter contldarad at to* above mealing or hearing, h*/*ha may naad a verbatim record ot ih* proceeding* In­ cluding th* taetlmony and evi­ dence. which rtcerd it net provided by to* City of Sentord. (Fstsa-oiu) F B R S O N S W IT H D IS A B I L I T I E S N B E O IN O ASSISTANCE TO PARTICI­ PATE IN ANY OF THESE P R O C E E D IN G S SH O ULD CONTACT THB PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR A T 1J0-J41* 41 HOURS IN AOVANCE OF THE MEETING. Publlth: May t, IW4 DER-74 Clot* A naadad tor IraigM delivery and ihvtlke Mutt hav* I yaare aep. phytkal card, ckan MVR. and ability t o poet drug kett EIP INDUSTRIAL SIFTING MACHINE OPERATORS Man Thur*. »>> hr war* daye Pd holiday * vacation Apery t l It* O A I M 0 4 Lake Mary A d - Sentord 1)1 M i l ___ TAM IIT SERVICE COUNSEIDR Carp k tarvlr* G kreller toarcMng t lure* tor 31— P r iv a te In s tr u c tlo n t 33— C e m e te r y L e ts BO O M UP EE P/T Baakkaewer at watt to hrt w* tor l athrat. in Da liana. Alt teg* Tra ve l agar** **p wwid b* a piut. hut net nacaetary C all e*t 4(1 740 dvrlng atlli* hata* WUakwndeaU ttaattt Hu* ra guirae tiring fmaneial gaol* an, Htot and eervk* eviantod m*|#r X praht BUY OR SELL TU P P ER W AR I. C*H tor new tetotog x r w ti C U K /U M III 4iGiBteeaveF ydueye Dlmintional Variance Raquattad: Minimum parking rial I width from ICO to ri. DRIVERS KVMICD Qualitkd tip praduca haukr Lang dtrianc*. COL required Ckan MVR Cali tor appfk* tien agineiw* tA m aPm If yea haea raw eg* cam Ml Ifk la b r rev mtg 1*11 O L D S M O B IL B , VIN Being mere generally da ecrlbed at 400 Samlnola Bird. * Spout* Riding Program * Average Trip I 7Day* a l at* Model Conventional Treetori It you ha>* I rear* tractor trailer. OTR and *now and k* aiperipnct plu* a good driving record, call i e x atatafa e a r in OCR t* NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER A DIMENSIONAL VARIANCE Netk* I* hereby given that a Public Hearing will b* held by th* Planning A Zoning Com million In th* City Cemmltrien Chamber*. City Hall, Sanlord, Florida, el 7:00 p m. on Thuriday, May If, IH L to coni Id*r a raquail for a Dlmintional Variance In a SC-1, Special Commarc 1*1Zoning Dlilrict. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: let » T w p It l Roe X E. Bed ( T E A Utf Net SB Cor Elk lN T R to f th* Town *1 Sentord, Run E U f s i i.t r E 1*004's » t as* e lie H to Lake Monro* Wiy along Lake Monro* to a PI N ol Beg S to Bag (L B IS ST R D ) A IS-H-XSAO-INOdMOO PI Bike IN A IN TR * Data a* Bag 71.1' Wei SW Cor Let I BIN IN Run B 100.S' N 74- W ITT N 47S.7* I tt.tr N II Deg 44 Min. X Sec B to Sly R/W Semlnoto Bird NWty along Sly R/W to■Ft Net Beg I lo Bag, Town of Sentord, a* recorded In to* Public Record* el Seminole County, Florida In Flat Book 1, Fag* » . * Safety A Performer** Itonu* le p a rla n c a d w ith va lid driver* Mean** Apply in V*r tan Sentord Meeting a AM >e*t S Sentord Are PuhMtn M a y L t. i tee In*** Caunty,_ Flartda. and M yretmtiy k^ll^ll^tg u k 1111*^7) tor to* purge** at tertottur* purwant to Section* na Ttlto*. Florid* Statu***, and awl RI Q U B IT the! an Hanarahl* Judge aI th* Circuit Court. Blghtaanth Judicial Circuit, Samlnola Caunly, Florida, hnd probable ceue* toil to* above property ehauid ba torfailed to lh* above agency You will b* eant a copy el to* Order finding Probable Caw** ark* It i* Monad by to* Judge and il will adviM yew hew and whan to ratpond to toleraquael ter tortolfur* I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT a trw* and correct copy ol thl* Notka wai eani to to* above named uM rtuei by 171. regie tored mall, return receipt requwried. thl* Tnd day et May. IN i MARY ANN KLBIN LEGAL COUNSEL Florid*Bar N* tlWH SEMINOLB COUNTY SHBRIFF'S OFFICE 1)4) Xta Street Sanlord. Florida X77)*)H Takphena: <407) 1X4477 CERTIFIEOIP)*l4)t MS PuWIlh: May*. It. to. II. IH4 OER-X DRIVERS NEEDED A O CARRIERS. Tovar**. FI, a wall ariabilkhad and grow Ing Central Florida bated companyoltareyou; * lit lotto par mlk a Up to i: oaaml par mo * Stop Oft Pay a Unloading Pay * Vacation Pay faea-nts DUCT MECHANIC Florida Bar N# ItUtM Donald F. EUingar, at to* Seminal* Caunly Sharitt * Ot tk*. SarMneto caunty. Ftorida. through hi* aftkor*. Iru eritg* tor* or agent*, eelied toe R m preparty *a March )7. H M a ta r Dellvefy *nd Rout* Driver* r iw M Clim driving ri<wd required S*nd return* end ulery reiiulremenit to Enter prim MOO. n i SR «M Suit* M l Alfemonl* Spring*. r i JWM___________ '_________ anw Contact H rilylU ria ) Tatopban* |M7)*X-4M IN R I FORFflTURC OF ItWOLDSMOBILI VIN f IOMNHV4F V4M*X NOTICB OF FORFBITURB PROCKOIMB TO: H*rto*rtoAkMa*T*t*d* enaingienaaa Lane Orlande, FlertdaaMt and all other* aha claim an In lt ra t l in Ik* fallowing DELIVERY/ROUTC DRIVERS DRIVERS lt*W. Camttox* Avanu* WVkar Park, FL UT*b lf*F IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I I I M T I I N T N JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CRIMINAL CAS• M O: *0(71-CF A SCSO IN C ID IN T MO. I D K ih in d /M iin lin in c i SS— B uilneti O p u r t w n H kB Cettal Mart Inc . new hum* full tuna-part lima poaitiant t naiiani wagat. banafitt and vacatlan Appl* In partan only MDOrlandeAv* __ lAcrae* tram Paeam l a CUSTOMER SIRVICB a M X hr Tap then* with tot* at people contact Tram an computer Apple today I FBBB REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT 7MW. Mth SI,_______ a DATA EN TR Y • |7 hr Input Intormahan lor Ihl* firm Your lava al tom puttee pu*t you to work today I FREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT mw.iwAtt,______ 71- H e l p W onted CATLIKE WORM A Eepartarw* a piu* Mutl b* available day* end night* Celt Jarceat Mr*. Mkhetle t to n e lit tut OCUVEDTHUP O rlva rt naadad. Am/Pm enltti avail Mull hav* aco namkal raiiabl* tranept At kail i| yr* at eg* with valid driver Inane# and proof el Inter anc* Call P#m *1 OI#n Mill*; ) » 17X7 EOE MIf If yaw *>* waling e rarvar apport^i.ty with v # in* toad Ing tatot tram M r*w mduri'v tot * meat to t*i* Call U k t Ytc# Prettdvwl eaettitata FIBERGLASS WORKERS Apopka aria Eaparmncad l a m l n a t a r t . Iln l* h * r * . pakaatav*. and mold bunder* Drug Kroon raqaUrad Good company iwnalirt O ta a ile e HAJRSTTUST NEEDED With til****** FsHI jH m C*H W 4U 4 HELP! IVE NEED WORRIES Dally avark. dally per Rvcort I M Am, fed) Perk Drive, Sanlord. w call it* M*t «t* for Bob alter ) Pm INTERESTED IN TRAVELING •nd SoemI urorfcl Dtncing m tcrtaininif, Oinnnomd M« m I; nt*ffn»nmtnl It »ot>hinQ lo KTr« of ftrii Call tof R0; 14S tU 0 JANITOR IA l Eapevtonced cleanare and tu sarvleort At toatl J yrt tap Dey/tvanlng houra Part lima, Full lima Sanlord ere* Call J*> t i ll I* mtg T J o f lc T Carpal Cleaning Horn* I m p ro v e m » n T FLORIDA STATE REQUIRES SAM'S CARPBT C L IA N IN O AFFORDABLE HOME Repair Dependable Alt phktet Call IrrFreaetl Michael)))7IM all confractor* b* raglilarad ar certified. To verify a atato contractor* licontt call 1 K (-)4 t 7 (« . Occupational Llconta* ar* raqulrad by th* county and can ba varllkd by calling »l-l1X.*xt.7a)t Additions * Rtmodvllng JlES./COMM. Vinyl Siding , Alum. Framing, Orywall, Door*. Reefing. Conerate. - I.O. iU jlnLCECaitota RESIDENTIAL REMODELINO Carpentry, painting, alumi­ num aoffif work. COCA04110 Ht-1144 bafara (pm m ances ICE APP LIAN CI RBFAIR - Fra* appl. tar vie* call wllh ta_p*lrsI John, A + Batl. 114-1141 A w n in g s BUILDS AS ot cuifom carwplt*. carport*, window* A pall* awning*. Hlghatl el quality. Fraantlm.la* I07fm)4* Carpgnl7y CARFENTIR AII kind* ol home repair*, painting A ctiamlc Ilk. Richard OroM.... 1)11(7) CErpot/lnitaKaHon CARPBTMILL DIRECT Big Oficawit* Famaw* Brandi Flrtt Qualify, Tap U m . Stalnmaitar. Saxonla*. Trackktt. Sculpluratunyd Commarclal level loop* ( ) . ( ( yd Inatalletlen. 447 D4-MM plot itrip and ball Heart. Raildanlial/cemmarclei 14 hr* X41S4I. beeper *44(541 Concrate Lawn Service CAPTAIN C O N C R E TI. Wiyn* Baal 1 Man Quality Opera non i ix-iiw/aia-xai_____ Q U ALITY CO N CR ITB WORK. I I year* tup Raaienabl* Llc./lnt m 1*44 RANDY’S QUALITY LAWN: Complete pro car* tine* IfM Clean up*, hauling 1)10714 TOM A JB F F 'l LAWN CARII Rat /Comm ..dapendabk, low ratori Fraaari........... 1X7(70 EltcirfcaT ------M A S T E R R L B C T R IC IA N . Repair addition, comm/rai. ^ U c / ln »jl^ 0 0 0 * IW ))M 4 7 ^ FA IN TIN O . paper hanging, praitura wathlng and dry wall ^ ta p a jr^ r a ^ rijlijliT t^ ^ Flooring Pressure tleanrnfl HARDWOOD FLOORING InttilI Sanding FlnUhlng TOM OLSEH IIIM 1 4 W 7 DUN RITB: Clean driveway*. root*, pool deck*, walk*. ^ v o u j a i ^ r a ^ i M lM I T l^ ^ ^ H o m t Im p r o y m a n t, AL Does IT ALU Fix It right al a price you can afford. Llc'd/lm. From tlarl to flnlih. Carpantry, plumb­ ing, electrical, and rooting eve*. 11 yr* ol axperitnc*. Ns |ob tee big or *mail. Cell MC-MMar 1)1-4111)4 hour* R ES TO R A TIO N . O RYW ALL. malal itud*. door*, trim, tid­ ing, perch**, dock*, gaiebot Llcantad/lnturod 1)1- M il RITE-WAY '" Wl SH O W UP t e l T h U DUptay A dP ' W ork F o r Y ou— Call Clan Photography BEACH, Spart* and Wedding*. Mobil equip unique pricing Far Into call 174 t*0J_____ a LEGALPHOTOORAPHYe Raatonablarita* ________ Call 1X71(4 ____ Roofing OVSBERS HOME REPAIR A R O O F I N O : P a in t in g , carpanlry. Qond/lm/LIc RC0044345 C«IH74 431» Swimming Pool Servlce/Repalr WEEKLY SERVICE from Sit mo. Chom Rlt* Pool Sorvlc* 740 7771 Robert Slmamakor Tree Service ICHOLt TREE SVC- Llc'i. In*. "Lat th* Profetilonal* do It." Freaeillmatae.......... 123 777V Advertise Your Ihisiness Every Day For As low As S 45 Per Month. Cull Classified, 322-261 1 �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Monday, May 9, 1994 - SB 71-H e lp W anttd LASORERt NEEDED Skilled and unskilled Days CAllb*lw*ai) I 5 IM IN T IT R M IH O , IH R II LANDSCAPERS Full lima DUMP TRUCK DRIVER 7 1 - H e lp W a n te d TOW TRUCK DRIVERS Naad Rail Back OrWtr and Faur Car Tradar Drlvar Pralar Sanlord, Laka Mary, or Longwood ratldanl Mull havt claan MVR Clast B or Clan A. Call tar appalnlmant >14 4444 ClAttBCOL _______ c a l l m i a i m ____ LIVE IN FOR LADY In Dallona */•• III a day Datlra ov*r 10. fallnad lady, h**llhy, dvivatHic tra it aar W i l l i LONG DISTANCE DRIVERS Mu»1 Raya COL " A " with (laan MVH Prodwca aiptn ama and good r*l*r*n<*t ra quir*d Call or apply M IC lia tk ln f. m i W III SI. laniard, F L Mr 111 fill * * MAIM * * Matura, honait. dapandabia Mutl lak* polygraph Ittl and mini pan drug tail Tram porlatlon it a piui Call I R l I N n i y m -l l W R I H W M ID I CAL CM Opan'ngi tor all thillt F’laaia apply Hi par ton HUlhevaw Haaitlwara Caotar na MaHantllla Aaa MEDICAL NURSING ASSISTANT All ihtttt Full lima and par* lima Only itnna haring aipa rranra at a Nartmg Attttltwf In long farm <a>a and bawg atia la llaa proo* at rtgittr* Han *a lata th* <aw>ta or challanga 111 I aa• upon apoiita'ian tnou>d app<« Mutl bo tar I Iliad no la’tr than to dart altar tura Drug Iraa wwrtpiet* ta N Htry II FI Dadary. FI aataaa m m MEDICAL RN MANAGER Full Hma f t thin at* Erparrama In an atutt cart tatting and managtma"! highly •**•'«**• Coma and La a pan at t a changing Hand Hi long *arm rara !*'*»? da pandanr uppiarporiarwa 91—A partm enti/ Home lo Share ROOMMATE W ANTED. Famala prafarrad Short pool homa 140/wk 111 lilt 93—Rooms lor Rent A Q UIET, CLEAN RM In tan ford Kllchan A phono uta. rn.nUundr, IM A up Ilf tail CABLE TV, phona. kit prlr Non drinking, matura mala prat l/lwk, 1/ldapWI MM CLEAN ROOMS, tingla tlar Img |/S/«k K llchan. phana, laundry. vidro gamat oil tlraal parking ____m «4 » f u r n RM pat. homa. hltprlv., A C . cabia W [ ) Non tmokar IM n t U t dap HO ia/1 FU R N ISH E D or oatoraltiiod Wothar. dryar. pool, houta prla, IM/nk Inc ulll >11 1111 FU R N ISH E D ar aetoantthad Waihar dryar. pool, houta ■ rlv.lW w k Inc util All >111 F U R N I S H E D ROOM 111! Mognono Sanlord Call ___ m im lONOWOOD/lk Mary art# liar wa'tr. •/(. w/d. 1>1 r»« W h y 111 t » ) N IC I ROOM laa rant with kllchan prty prana, locautry lie par woek H4*l*0 paivait tm ik N C i ralrigtraiar. mlcrawaat. COMr fr. aft shoot parking andmatdkar.u a lliaooa ROOM FOR RENT IN par n H piwt tprif aiactric Kiuhow pri.'Ngat Call ill MH ROOM IN Prraata Itngattf kama Haadr ampiaya# U t M IM I 114 1M0 97— A p a rtm e n ts F u rnished / Rent NOTICE IPN Full lima and pan Hma I and It hota thirtt •.»"•»•• Gond laadartn p ttmt a mval ON I and t)PN t oilh prariaat ■aadarthip arpanpma aita Drug Iraa nortpiara Qatar y Manat ta N Hay It tl Qatarf. PI a«i taa tala MEDICAL MEDICAL ASSISTANT Parr Hma Inlarnal mad I tm* CardKHogr Bart otHca dwHat Krwniadga at (K G t,gmo d liratt N tl and Jt ray larh haipTut CampariHto tal art Matumata laeiMadriai Piara Dr tto* Lawton) FI ttrri All ranial and raal atiaia adrariitamantt ara tubiart ta rha Faoaral Fow Hauamg Ac* which matat It utagai ra ad*art,ia any prataranca um Italian ar ditcrlmlnaiian la u d an rora. cafar. raftgton taa. handicap, lammai tia'ut or norionalaaigm IANFORO I BORM CoHaga camplala prtracy 1'00 a t 1/« »» in, , •■ » i ran VERY CLEAN I br ~g rm. nathar gu>al PriraN Halarancat Ml I4M> __ I IORM unuyu* ,« r , naan and nica big room data la _ d » w n * a w n ^ lM ja i^ h t^ ^ ^ 99— A p a rtm e n ts Unfurnished / Rent ■ R ID O IW ATE R A P T ! DENTAL HTGINIST Opankog AvAliafcL* for iff t'Mfivtduai 1 « <*Art pa* Strong par to qiHtOmytl 404 77> OOP MIOICAL Full lima kpp'r m par ion al Lataxaa Hurting Cantar tit t latond llrtal. Ian lord____________ OPERATORS Pari lima hourt Good pay Call Pam al dan Milit U I M B EOEM/P rOROERPULLER• 14 10 hr Hand! an tpol Frlandly atmolphara hart wilt! graat banal iIt FREE REOIITRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT /*•*¥ l i l t II. Marry Maldt payt tor parlor mama avary Frldayl Day hrt only, no nlghlt Inturad car raqulrad. paid n.llaaga Call Marry Maldt ill i i m PRESSER/DRV CLEAN F u ll lim a aaparlancad. I Ilk/wool and panI llnlthar ________ Call 441*141______ a PRODUCTION WORKE R a ■lull lha datlra lo laarn It all lhal Itnaadtdharal Call non! FREE REOIITRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT ________ME W. 11th tl._______ RECEPTIONIST NEEDED Pari lima for buty urologltl oflie* Madlcal background a plus Plaatacall 111 77/1 RESTAURANT MANAGER Raitpurant Managar and Attlllant Managar naadtd. Minimum Ol I yaar tiptrlanca In full tarvlco or lail lood rttlauranl managamanl ra qulrad Oagraa a plut Sand ratuma lo: Enltrprltat 1000 ail SR 414 Suita 141, Alla mania Sprlngt, PL 11114_____ S E C U R ITY O F F IC E R Job training Armad A unarmad BranllyL Attoc. Ilf 01M SOCIAL WORKER Eip. MSW wanted lor hoipltal dltcharga planning on a con Iractual bam Sand ratuma lo: Coniullanl Sarvlcat. 4141 Cattlut SI., Orlando 11111 TEACHERS Pari and lull lima italf naadad Inchlldcaracanlart ________ 40/111 1411________ TEACHER/AIDE CDL datlrad Think N PLay Laarnlng Cantor H i 1147 TELEM ARKETING National Mlg. hat tavtral opanlngi on lit aggrattlva lalamarkatlng ilalf. Wa ollar full training and banaflft, Starling pay li tf.SO hour. Eiparlanca prafarrad. Call M». Baktr, Moft'Frl.F S (Ml) Ilf 0/11 WAREHOUSE AND OBNIRAL LABOR HELP N E ID IO I Bonut lo r drlvart. All ihllll avallabl*. Dally pay, no faa. Rtporf raady lo wu-it 1:10 am, Indutirlal Labor S ic, IOil Franch Av. No phona call* IIS — In d u s tria l R entals OFFICI/warahaaM tear a ib o Iq I* Prim# location at antravwa M Canltal Fla M> g cma, 4 rpcul .31 tj* fair * PRIME LOCUTION * 1 too tq tt at area ofttea tpaca > <W tq n warahauta aita lancad ttavaga Aryan E<»d Nantaga M l IIM 117— C o m m erc ia l R entals 1ANFORD R I T AIL/OF F 1C ( I 11> tq I* Cavarad traawa'tt high tfaHk a>aa IN0 plut la N tia i ma Hamiram Raa> ty Inc, Jim Day la »> )ttt SANFORD Marti. Otl.ca rto tq tt corner at 11th and Part Art IMP mo U t laca SANFORO Far Nata. tanad C 1. l/aa Country Club Rd Approa 1100 tq It Lorgv t t r t f fonevd and lighlad parting lot ev ttorag* arte lltepiuttav Call Dick Jayce 40/1/1 ati* IANFORO Prat atbcaa. Dr . dental raal attata rated thop Carpet, cantral H/A. high trethc Mcelieni I ala tq tt or A ll R a a t a n a b l a l Wa t Lamatma l l l t ' l t t r l l i n t t m — o f iic * Ipece / Rent • CEfSTlOCAflOR * } Ulrm 14'li ff»04‘f’Rdi1Up 323 8670 IANFORO ! Bd*m 1XU mo plut tacurlty All ullllllat paid arttplllac __111 FM) I REDROOM FREE MONTH 1PECIALI 1 bdrmt A atflc a .ail Call Jarry. 11) MM 1/2 MONTH FREEH 1 idrm /I Rath >11 TtM 1HE NANDOAH APARTMENTI 1 RDRM 1 BATH opl aaallabla l/ll/Fd CHAA. tltckabla wathar and dryar, all kllchan appllancat 141) » ) 1011 103— H o u s e s T H it B O ll REW ARD! HARD WORK L O NO WO OD/ L A KE MARY Mid tlie pu bllt tlaraga waranoutat tea m av itoo tq tt tpaett Nica tacura. ••illy accattibla lacalian '1141 par rna III 0411 LJnlu r nished / Rent ALTAM ONTE 4/1 CHA. nlca carpalt. OW. workthop. email laka Country atmolphara 1/10/mo Coil lie am C L E A N A Q U I E T . 1 bdfm mobile homo In Ganaaa C/HA. waihar and dryar taii/mo_____________ laa m e FOR LEASE. 1/l‘t. range, ral, lent. 1 air unlit, laiO/mo, 14M/dap Firm 111 /IA4 LAKE MARV/IANFORO. Laka tlda. 1/1. w n ih ar/dryar, icraanad porch, pool and lannit uta llll/m o Vltkm Haally Sarvlcat. Inc W 444/ M T PLYMOUTH Baautllul 1/1 w/ appllancat. dota lo goll court#. Itata w/ option lo buy lial/mo plut tac KM 1411014 RENT WITH OPTIOH pTnocrotl 1/1 pool homa, lancad tl/J mo 111, loti, A tac 1110114 SANFORD 1 bdrm. 1 bath, coni. H/A, carpal Lika nawl I yr laataia/l/motM W lt ll SANFORD OOLDSBORO R EN TTO O W N 1 bdrm. Lika nawl Air. 11410 down and 1400/monlh 14* 11*7 SANFORD. 1 bdrm. ID balh lakafronl houta 1410/mo 111 7004 SANFORD Lg 1 bdrm. 1 1/2 balh. townhoma. Prlv. courl yard. C/HA I ECU), calling lam. tlova, ral.. dlthwathar. 1410/mo , 1100/iac. I l l 0A/1 SANFORD. 1 bdrmt In vary qulal neighborhood 1100 dap., Iiao/mo. Call allar 1. 51111*7 SANFORD Hamlllan Dltlrlct R EN TTO O W N Lika now. 1/1. air, waihar dryar, tac tyt., dbl carport, 11000 dn . 1100/mo. MF 771/ SANFORO: Oulat nalghborhood 1 bdrm, I balh, hardwood lloort. caramlc Ilia, llll/mo. 1100/tac 111 A last. 14f F141 or i l l tail Avallabl# 1/11 1MALL I DORM unlurnlthad houta. No palt. Nlca and claan. I l l Oltl Stenstrom Rentals • SANFORD 1/1 w/ ter. porch. CHA. Claan 114/1/mo, 1400 itc • SANFORO A 141/1.1 w/ dbla car gang*, ter. porch. Iplc., wall A tapllc MSO/mo 1110 sac • SANFORD 1/t DUPLEX w/d hookup. CHA, 1411mo 1110 tac lltnilram Realty, Inc. "Wa Managa your Homa, llkolf waiaurown," Jim Doyle 11M4W AftarlPMl M0-14FI ianfofd mdl* *dw«i elflte »pe<es Wtfllng el 1)50 mo tOOIMeq Ni StsF'fi.Fj oFfues ffl 4 c,r •ftrthouMt eOU } *00 sq ft l#6«Ul I)6l/m4 m m * IAN FORD OftfCi tp#ctv M00 tq ff bufldrq to!#| 1200 tq fl Ml 7004 W4 VQ H I T for leeM tv* If fj. iwcctitful •Bitting arschor businesiet Good parking and lighting Graat vltlhiMly AthinQ |400 mo 1U 4464 mot h 141— Hom es for Sole V E N TU R E I P R O P t HT l E S FHA/VA Mw at a*l\ A N V l. ewner finance Mw at 1444/me I Oar'! FaracMtarat. Rapatl lamlnaM. Orange, Valwtiti tat.MAI 4/11 Llv. din. Mm r m . eat In kl l . tacurlty. tatallltal COIV CUSTOM tout Dining, family r m t Appllancat. garaga. lancad yd 144.100 POOL HOME I V I. 1 000 tq III L lv , din , family, gamo roomt Scr porch' 141.100 Landtcapad 1/1. 1/1 acral Appl. llv, din. Mm rmt 141.100 S U N K E N F A M I L Y RM. A comm pool Llv. din. Mm r m t . appl . ter porch, tacurl ly tytlem and garaga I A*.*00 ■ RICK 1/1 tplll. llv. din. Mm rmt. tac tyiltm , ter. porch, lancad yd . garaga ’ 144.100 ASSUME NO QUALIFIES! CUSTOM w/tplll bdrm plan! Dining, family rm t, appl., •read yard tall/mo 114.100 PRE FORECLOSURE! 3/2 tplll llv.. din., aal In kltch lancad w/garaga ISU/mo tu .n o CUSTOM bull! ]/! tplll. llv.. din., aal In kltch., appl., garaga. 1141/mo tal.FOO P A U L O S IK 1 M N E VENTURE I PROPERTIES 3 2 1 -4 7 (> 4 ALTAM ONTE. 1/1, now carpal /palnl/roof, iprlnklar. Walk lo Branllay tehooli Oulat Straal VA 7.1% 1/t, WO 4411141 BATEMAN REALTY Lie. Raal EiMM Brokar 1440 Sanlord Ava. 3210759................321 2257 CASSE LBE RRY Baautlful 1 bdrm, H i bath Naw carpal, palnl. Shows Ilka a modall 144, !00......................... 49t 7074 H A LL R E A L T Y 312 W First S I., Sanford Condo 1 bdrm. 1 balh with control haat/alr. Only lll.aoo J or 1 bdrm., dbl. gar., Mncad. FI.rm e.b. contlr. 111,100 J ranial unltil Good cash Howl 1/K dn, ownar holul SMl.OOO 323-5774 DESARY ' Lakafronl 1/7, can Iral H/A, plut aitrail tao.000 W, Mallciawtkl, m i n i O ELTON A. 1 bdrm , 2 balh, 1 car, now carpal, palnl In/oul, C/HA. laiooo 4074*4 1014 DUPLEX SANFORD. Cood nalghborhood. good condition. U4.FOO. Call attar J:00 174 *444 FISH Tank 20 Cal long combo Common Otc*r, Ploco. both 10" 1100 OBO 4*141)1 All Apm • ORACO CAR SEATj Lika nawl Paid 1*0, asking 140 S/f 4041 Iv ml CUSTOM BARNS tor 11vetlock H••von*trie prices Outran Mod Coll r n /**! I M — Business H l-H o m e s lor Sole EXCMANOE OR SELL rout proper !y Mealed any where I lavatfan. Raafty, FlASaii F o r Sa l t LUBE ON WHEELS. O '041part lima income Truck, equip . and accfl Will trom loll ar Ired* Value II W0 >411444 r i i — A p pliances / F u rn itu re BANK rOKECtOSUIES, GOVT FORECLOSURES. LOW DOWN ASSUME NO QUALIFIES AVAltABU IN SEMINOLE VOLUSIA A ORANGE COUNTY Calf far deteiHI lin t! Mamfttld. 373 7271 AACer— A.NM .MS IIM j L A R I M A R Y A R E A 1/1. gergteut oakt near gal! tauria |f» *00 Call Mr appt >/' W4a LONOWOOD/LAKE MART 1CMOOLI 11 By Owner 'tar tq h 1*14 Langwaod Lata MavyRd 1 ra too tl> atn M O O fi MOMS LIR E, V t. Lg lama* yard w deck. Ivm ai dn t«d ll* rm priv Mm rm Fp(t and ttyligh't add a lovch a! a'aganr* la thu a'matl new ham# Cammia>ity pool, tannit and part Frathiy p a in te d i a / p u l Qui a* na.ghamrhoad1 Jutl may* in Want rail Ntallart cam ml straw Ita.aiBCalfllAlaie ONLY II eo« LIOWH tr.-: -A.. I bdrm. r II) bath Naw palnl _M a*raG f«uf_ _m> l i t «/ti OWNIA MAT f INANCf ■' lantatiq ) bdrm ham# in mmt candilrtn Dan t bvy until yau'yttarhih<il Call Diana o Tha Cannan Grave tlar |l>an VENTURE (PROPERTIES HUO A VA FO R C LO IUR EI Law dawn' lammai* Change and Va'wa Count wt Cantor detain' oLock Arbor unique lata Iron!homo large lot U t we PelhOtborne vtnter e t Prapertret a AAA RAT I APPLIANCE a III 1 Frawch A**, tenford R a ln g a rtlo r. llavat. Wethers Dryert Free | yr i«bor wpry Del avail HA AAAI a t l O N D BEDROOM SET. Me Full. ou**w headboard triple f r a t u r , mirror ond n'ghl tlOhd Ml m ien •FOB SALE Jewny Lind baby crib A moflrott In *rr#i cond tM c a m C o 'lR l i«* F U L L BOX S P R I NO A N D MAt IRE 11 W 4 I I T 1 UP LARRY-SM ART W14I2T HOME AFFLIAAK B C EN TER d m M yoart In Venford v*r*t New ond Used lorvtco a'l makoo t parts Ma E Cammorclof St XT) MAI K EN M O R I wdtPar rtcy rucol /<** delivery and warranty >*hn A r Perl It* lit* L IR E N EW •rgyhlll couch, chair Paopiaungari parch •urn Itbret » } i i m om aoitireanian ________ MltWt________ • ROC KINO CHAIR medium t'l* Brown n color E tcollont _< ond'Iron I All H I 5447_______ • I S W I N O M A C H I N E , old v'ntogo. oMeIrk . wwodon cab Mol, tal Firm > » 4111 J30 0 2 /J //7 4 S400 IA N FO R O J btfrm. I bgfR Gr«4lt (»C#fFOn1 hit* p®IFSf (*r<J IFJWH UtJW) 4H 2024 1WAO LAMP, wrought won Vary pretty 11AM 111 m l M U I t W i l l U ,h PJon ndu» IM*1 traotrr upright! tac cond'tioh^ Wt 111! oREFRIOIRATOR white •rmt fro*, door opens loft tide, clean Plugged In ond cord I'OO_______ _______ l a* 11/1 • B IF L E RACK, tot'd wood construction "The old lady t*>d ten it ill. it to tMol 183— T t l t v i s i o n / R a d io /S ftr e o lA N fO llL L N M A N Y / b«th. |c St 9 *r I4JK/0T leese o PAIR OF 1UAWOOFAR1 U bumpofi in § boa MO nBftf m «i f|9 tM I•••• If XU 1101 Im m*qi I A N I OMD f(«rniif«n Dnlriif ill# mm gfr. Mt'ithtf tec tyt. «N3>I I200Q <fn R9 900M»f)|) STENSTR0IVI R E A L T Y , IM G . SELLERS!! BUYERS!! A F F O R D A B L E H O M ES • S U P JO IN T HOUSEHOLD PLIERS by Cratcanl Tool USA Carton ol tl> (4) utility pllort I Inch tlta All allkt lor many choral around lha houta Practical gilt lor do H yourtalfor. Sloro colt 111, Sacrifice 1/ 3111/44 200— Llvestock/Farm ______ Supplies______ 107—Mobile Horne t / Rent cool o r n i One ledtoom Aperfmenli im O K A L •AuUwwl A|>»% } ] } f t 2 4 L 4*• Ad A 1bdfm 1)40 mo IPN 11PM 7AM thitl NICE and claan Quit! con t r ol l ed block Pat OK » ) » rw.SIM/dap 1J0 O i l IA N F O R O I br, cant H/A, laundry rm, car pari Con, an lent location 1400 mo •JO 0M1 IAN FO R O I bdrm, 1 bath, garage, laundrr. great room with cathedral calling, lam ad backyard No palt 1110/mo Can 111 4441 1 BEDROOM. I BATH Cantral H/A, yard, tcraanad back porch n i« 4 M a r » «a A H 114—W arehouse Space / Rent 233— M iscellan eou s AKC R E O I S T E R I D OASCNUND pupplat Sl/l A weak* 111 l i » ____________ COCKER S P A N IE L mil*. Na papers, but lull blood 4 yoart old Protocllro A oggrotllvo oufltdt dog Need* good homo 110 M l 4*11 oltor 1pm________ JACK R U 1 IELL puppiat A wkt old. Mn/whIM A bUck/wtnt*. •lljtwti 1)50)11 l i a t _____ • IK Y KEN N EL Ammol Irovol c#go Vary nice Ba'g* color 140 Call 111 1444 ♦Triplex / Rent C O U N TR Y I E T T I N O . com plalaly tu rn . |/t, (arbaga /wa*av turn . covared lanced patia Ideal Mr wort cougta av ting parent UMrna prut dtp NapaH O l )*l> ELDER IPRIM Qt. at* Hary 41/ I. I. I bdrmt t/l to 1*0 wt I'M dap IJO /Ml ar » l Itir 195— M a c h ln o r y /T o o ls 199— P e ls 6 S u p p lie s 105— D uplex- fraarand Oaborah H I tt*d WHHEEEEEWWf MARINER'S VILLAGE K IT 'N * C A R L Y L E ® by U r r y W rljtht I BORM. COTTAOE al Kalla'i Landing UM/mo No palt Free canoeing tia 14*1 __ 1 BEDROOM, ] Mill, can! h /A. family rm Only 1100 down! Alto 4bdrm, 1 balh avallabl* Atk about our HUDhomatl Why rant! THE HILLIMAN POPUP, INC Rtaller >114111 Ian lord'll Mary Win 4 manlhl MEDICAL 7 1 -H e lp Wentod Call Any ot Our Aganltl They ra all PRO 1 A FULL TIME I lo Call ANYTI ME I 322 2420*321-2720 SANFORO • LAKE MART •In Out 31th Y iir* •THIS FIX UP IS A STEAL Largo 1 bdrm homo on doubt* lot All lancad plut doubt* garaga Ownar financing You fl> and SAVE! til Pin* Av* l i t .*00 •We r»j* RHAL ESTATE!. INC. 322749B *85— C om puters FO R I A L E C O M P U T E R •440*/ ta magohortl. I mg ram. ]40 mg hard drive. CDROM 14 bll sound cord wllh speakers 1*1 and 11/4 lloppy 14 I nch S V G A , keyboard, mouse DOS 41. Window* encyclopedia I month old. Trom torroblo warranty U 050 all M0* It mtg 187— Spo rt7n g Goods O S P O R T I C A R D 1 batoboll (approx 2,000), football (opprsx 2.100) All actor ted brands yoortl HOC AMI _________Call m e a n _________ W R E S TLIN O OEAR. Bootl. matk. lights Call 11) 1044 i 93— Law n 6 G ard en FOR 1ALE WOOD MULCH Bring thovell 110 pick up load You load 111 144/___________ • "W H E E L HORSE" Ircctor. M " cut, tl Hp Kohler, elec start, hydro tMllc drive. Etc. cond 11,440 OBO IfFfAU FREE MONEY Around your houul Turn your unwan lad Kami Into cash Place *n ad fadayl 111 H ila r D i m ] 1A TE LITE SYSTEM Never Installed, ramola control, dt tcram bltr equipped Cotl 11400, asking SIMP 1/7 H R a W A TE R F A L L . Indoor or outdoor Lit* weight 17) Call 121 4W1_______ ____________ WEDDI NG DRESS. Baautllul oil lha thouldar, tummer Ssraathaart gown and al ip Sire* AtklnglMOCall Sherri 272 144/ • FORO THUNOERBIRD, IH4 All orlBlnall Need! tom* •rork 11.4*1 OBO Ml 011* A N T I Q U E I/ Itla lo t/ O o lta rt. wonted Anything of value Top cosh F iN o lirt ai/aiao lO LIO CHERRY DININO TABLE ia »'t. 1 Navel 4 chain laOOOBOC*'i It* U V 11000OBO All powar m 0114 ANACAPRI. a* >5 . twin 700 hp Merc . 0*1short Deep V. herd top, eiectonrct HA W A II «*A A H O U li AOA T, 40-, ttool hull. In water Lott of potHbilltiot moo Firm m an* • HOUSEBOAT. VrV* aboard O ' NoufAllno. twin engine V drive A10K Dr Ouom at} AIM • ia F T BOW RIDIR III HP Mercury. #/b, low hours, with ♦raiiprM ooo)// ot«a______ • 1t*4 IK I/F IIM BOAT 10 HP More . w'lrollor Rent graafl BMAA Pertlot ttwonce 1*1/400 a i m R IO A L Modellie* i r 10", 4 cyl tn'oultioord motor w/drivo on trailer it ooo OBO 4)0 4004 or At# 4MI eve* o n Ft ORAOV WHITE OMC Inboard'Outboard, lap ttra model t* OOOOBO m III* o>4 FT PONTOON beat All t'berglotl 140 HP Etrtnrud* Very tatii Many ettrat. like newt Only If .410 I I I tea* • Al OLA 1ST RE AM i ) ’ boat trailer. lOhp Johnson Never in tall water, etc condition tiaoo OBO M anam a a* RENKEN » cuddy cobin omc. I/O. 1*0 hp low hrt mpt1.4 led U«*l Its tiaa Ernie 317— G a ra flB Sales •GABAGE SALE AD BARGAIN Coll in your gar ego uta ad by II noon an Tuesday ond lake advantage ot our special garage sole ad prkatl Coll ClattiHod now lor dolailtl 322-2811 MOVING SALE |m«JI dog k»nri#T lik« now, furrvifur®. mltc Htm » 141 Long Loot Pino Cir . Sonford Mon Frl 10 4 •1970 DEVILLE CADILLAC 231-Cars eC HR Y l L E R IM PERIAL ‘f l Lika naw Mull Mil Only W1.SQQ Call (40/1)11 **5* FORD M U ITA N O OT. ‘*4 T lopt. M). Hollay, > speed 1) 100OBO Ml 24*4 • LE BARON Cewvertrbl* A* Red. loaded, dip dath. naw lop, naw tires u . 1004*5 /tea • P L Y M O U T H Orand Fury, whit* A I cor'd thru out Good mil#eg* 12 000 0(10 )J1 MOO TAKE U> PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN except let. tog. title, etc FORO TAU R U S 1**1. automatic. A/C. tilt, cruise, stereo r.su ite Only I I I ! 04 Call Mr Payne tor appointment n » h u or 4)2 tea* a TOYOTA COROLLA -»#*" ‘fl. Auto. A/C. red. »K. warranty A*AM M2 AAJ4 • TOYOTA 2 2 1 -G o o d Things to E a t ______ U PICK BLUEBERRIES. Ot teen area Oil Meyluwn Rd across trom golf Course n*AAfa___________ 223— M iscellan eou s A COLLEOE OEOREE you can allotd TMt book uvot llmo ond money al any college Greai gift. |! lo Touchdown! Bo. 1)1. Santord 11/7]_______ • DRAPES 2 pair M " wide . 44" long I pair 45" wld* . 44" long All cream and brown lonat. Llk* naw All for 111 Call I N AAA* lUPRA, 233— Aufo Parts / Accessories • BU O D E F L E C T O R FIBEROLA11 SHIELD wllh brncketi and grill screen lift Cadillac Cost 1/0. Sail lor 111 Phone 40/ i l l taa* 235—T ru c k s / B u ses/V an s eCHEVY BEAUVI LLE VAN ’/*, t ton. Pattengtr van. claan Loaded! Too much to Iltl. mutl tea lo appreciate Only 11 4*1 OBO 1211/00 • FORD RANOCR. LTX *1 P/S. cruiu, A/C. tlarao. 4,200 mliei. I yr or 17.000 mi lell on warranty CallMl 111) • I1U IU P/U *2 Rad. IK. A C am/fm cast, lull beditner rear window 1*.410 M l A4M • JE E P PICK UP 111. tt/4. VA. eulo Engine and trant ra bull! (about 10.0OO mllet) Newer interior 11.000 Ml 1004 ^ Sanford Motor Co. ft FORO RANGER PICKUP Auto, air, power steering and br .Set II 000 ml Like new' Special w a*) Cell M l 4N1 • m i F I* BLAZER 4 dr. lull powar. I shoe package. I1K ml 11/ OOOlirnn m i *404alter 4 • ‘It N IH A N . eilra cab runt excellent 11111500 Ml 4)M ’*4 FORO 400 flat bed Looki a runs good 11)00 Ml 4)M 239—AAoiorcycles and Bikes tail Mafelllc blue, loaded, power everything, tunreot Well maintained, e.callen! condl IronI Gerege s»pi u >50 ______ Call 40/1/4 m a ___ PORICHE. *11 Targe low mliaga. shows Ilk* new l'0JXC_ O B O __ >71)114 aia/1 tail FORDLTO A it,ng 1*00 Runs good ______________ Can ) » /544 It/litj* 7ACOUAR In atcallanf cor'd'"— t.500 Call Mll«ia Iff* PONTIAC BONNEVILLE. V A. A/C. radio, power win dowt 1)00)11 >114 l**t PONTIAC slalion wegon Pantienno LOADED' Asking 11 MO Call 104 IM H II_______ IN/ COLT VI1TA. Needs eng- ne work Bodr In great cond'lionl 11. 10* C a l l >1) >1*4 *71 CHEVY El Camlno. no eng or I rent. A/C. P/S. P/fl. cowl hood. IS grill# UVO 14* 15*1 • '/I VW_ BEET LE. 1400 rng Runt good, tookt good, priced good With Radio 11400 Ml *141 It*/ YAMAHA FZ IM 1J W oriqmAl mil«« krpf Wed 4 AhiNf tifriit added* EicvMent cood* 12.000 Cam G/egg After !p m am r n i • *•1 KAWASAKI. SS0 L T D Prim* condition 1700 0 6 0 13141>3 241— Recreational Vehicles / Campers • it*/ COACHMAN M H /(I! 2JK mi MAny citrat! In<l qenerAloe V*ry »A%y to drive J12 48S0 117 900 ___ • 74 MOTOR HOME Hum greet Will tfAd« for Irovtl frailer of comparabie value 311 fits • ' ll CKUISE AIR. S3K ml . M0. I I fl. S KVA. balls, micro Tv anftnna aarslng, aualMary fuel Very good cood i? 2V0 373 4147 after 4 Pm_ • *M FOW D VS ep'a»d*d van. higifi lop 1 huoM link, pollr r> t <erwr i l r>t1332 I TS7 • ’ll ALLEORO maipf hocne j) It, arvninj, tvifin bedt. geotra lor A Tv 037.400000 )2I 0/72 W e m ake r e n tin g a 219—W an ted to Buy JUNK CARS WANTED Grtal Southern Auto Wracking part cash for unwanted vehicles running or not Monday through Saturday * am 4pm Wei I tend truck 40/444 10/1 USED CABINETS Will lake osTl your old cabinet* end haul *way lor no charge a) I 744* W ILL buy autographed lattort. photos, ale ot lamowt people deceaud/ellv* 40/ 44/ M)A ‘11 CHEVY P/U. new transmit lion, good tires, needs minor work 1500*1 It AN 444* '*> BLACK Camert. VI. eulo . good body, o.eollenl running cond 11100OBO M l 4554 **) CHEVY ChevelleVdr', 4 tpd, new llret. doesn't burn od Good Indjer 140011/ I l t l *4 CHRYSLER LE BARON. 2 dr, ylnyl root New llres battery and br«tet Mult will _Reduced lo 11.000 3)1 7014 **» C H E V R O L E T Caprice Classic. 4 dr , runt good, loaded 14.000 OBO and 'l l Chevrolet Belalr. 1 dr . runt good MOCOOBOl/4 113/ 230— A n flq u e /C la s s lc Cars ~ 211—A ntiques/ _____Collectibles____ 215— Boats and Accessories 231— Cars CA SH IN ON S pring S avings On 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartment Homes! Geneva Gardens 1505 W. 25th Street * Sanford -3 2 2 -2 0 9 0 HOURS: Mon. - Frl. 8 30 ■5:30 Managed By AngtHui Gordon Property Managumuni lt ll SUMMERLIN STR E E T. 4 bdrm . ] bith, garaga. central H/A. raw palnl In A out. ownar financing IS* too Days 4*1014*EvenlngtiH I Mil 4/1 BLOCK HOME w/ CHA on 100w111 lot 14.14 blk Mundry/workthop. I fait ter. rm Vary clou lo Plnacratl Elam. 114 000 111 1444 153—AcreageLots/Sale W eil advertise your car or other motor vehicle until it's sold. DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES Idaal lor mobile home or hofaa tilt, hortat. calll*. farming, or nurury, Zoned agricultural. 13,*00 par acre Small down payment wllh ownar Hnenclng *04 /t)-1//l Y o u p a y for the first 1 0 d a y s and i f y o u r car d o e s n 't s e l l , call us and r e n e w it fo r F R E E ! P h o n e n u m b e r and a s k i n g p rice m u s t be i n c l u d e d in ad. N o c o p y c h a n g e w h i l e ad is r u n n i n g e x c e p t for price. N o n - c o m m e r c i a l o n l y . C all 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 to d a y ! 155— Condominiums Co-Op / Sale SANDALWOOO VI LLAS 1/1. Ilk* naw. ground Door. I reared porch. 114.400 1*1 i m 157— Mobile Homos / Sale BY OWNER. 1/1. double wld*. Mmlly park, carport, screen room. Ilorag* Excellent cor'd Priced below value. _________Ph 111 *141 lam Horn CARRIAGE COVE MOBILE HOME COMMUNITY U x ll, 1/1, 10 Nobility, canlral H/A 11,100 14x44, 7/l*e t l Fladwood/ Claremont, Canlral H/A. carport, rtlu d screen room la.ioo 14x40, 1/1 11 Skyllna/JAIrl. All o ltc lrlc , canlral heal, 1 window A/C unlit 111.500 24x41, 1/2 tplll, 11 Pearton, canlral H/A, carport, 111.100 Call 12)1140 or 111 J701 Y our tr a n s p o r ta tio n act w o r k s b e s t w hen it c o n ta in s in fo rm a tio n th e b u y e r w a n ts to k n o w : Make and Model • Year • Power Features • m Mechanical Condition Body and Finish Transmission Mileage Previous Use Accessorics/lnterior SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS 322-2611 �p •• - Sanford Herald, Sanforp, Florida - Monday, May 9, 1994 BLONDIE by Chic Young TM* *N*T A V W FaiBNtXV PlACB1 I'M CUTTA MB8E BEETLE BAILEY by M«rt Walker SARGEl YOU'RE LOOKING FANTASTIC/ MY BUPPY! WHAT A GUY!! KNOW WAT TOUR PROBLEM ll>7 S s=^7 ^ Y O u K tlN DCMIKL- • by Charles M. Schulz HEY. MANAGE*. ASK. YOU* CATCHER IF HE'S 60IN6 TO TAKE ME TO THE SENIOR PROM! PEANUTS L f SHE WANTS TO KNOU) \ ( IF YOU'RE GOING TO TAKE ] \ ilE R TO THE SENIOR PROM ) “ - ^ 1 HE 5AY5 NOT IF YOU WERE t h e l a s t PERSON on e a r t h : ~~~7f— I T ' - ---------------- t o O W \ / 4 EEKA MEEK by Howie Schneider Ask skin specialist to diagnose rash DEAR OIL G O T T : I have a terrible runh on my feel and palme. Al firm I treated It an athlete's loot or ringworm, but It keeps exfoliating and Itching. Do you have an answer and re­ medy? DEAR READER: Rushes on hands und feel can lx* caused by ringworm (fungous) Infection, but other disorders - such us eczema - an* common us well. Rather than merely guessing at the cause of (and cure for) your pioblem, I recommend that you see a dermatologist Such a skin s|M*clallst will diagnose your condition anil prescrll* treat­ ment. such us topical creams DEAR DR O O T T i A recent television show revealed many Americans (locking to Canada to have their knees Injected with a cartilage material culled hyto. thus avoiding total knee re­ placement. I'm a candidate for knee replacement and would appreciate your Input, DEAR READER I ve read that Americans obtain preferential medical care In Canada because the Canadian system of social­ ized medicine welcomes the cash Inflow, without these addi­ tional fees, (he Canadian system would la- In worse shape than It Is More Important, medical care for Americans Is not rationed as It Is for Canadians - because cash oil the barrel talks I'm not familiar with the product you mention, nor am I a w a r e of a n y I n j e c t a b l e "cartilage m aterial" that la approved by the Food and Drug Administration for (oilier than e x p e r i me n t a l ) use in thi s country Remember that repair of lartllage In Ihe knee can easily be jierformed In the United States through an arihroarope. a small lutie that Is inserted Inin the knee Joint If you need a new knee, you MIDICINI f probably need more Hum simple cartilage surgery - or an Injec­ tion. Therefore, I'm not at all sure that the Canadian Injection would lie suitable for you. In my opinion, you would be better off "having Ihe necessary surgery jierformed by a doctor you know and trust In a hospital 39 Nullified 41 Crash letter 44 Cry ot surprise 49________ “ CEO's degree 1 Iron grating 49 Wrongful 7 Lamant dispossession IJQraatlar SI Edmonton MBhstlfiah hockey learn ISCnginaWaa 94 Slow crsaluras aircraft 99 Uniat lane 19 Clinging fish 17Spanish chaar 99 Paced 97 heal--agent ta Monhay 20 Us (ftp) DOWN 1 Lively (si.) 29 Apricots cousin 32 M s------- 3 Smell stream 3 Tennis pteyer 13 Actress — Prentiss 4 Boa lop 9 General Robert 34 Sens# with the longue 39 Ready-------39------- a limb 37 floral 9 Publishing mistakes 7 Injured with PETER G O T T .M .D . In your community. Don't con­ sider cartilage Injection until our northern neighbor* have worked out all the kinks. 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HOROSCOPE B y Bernice Beds Osol YO U R B IR T H D A Y May 10. 1004 R um unlleully and socially speaking Ihe yrur ahead could In- a rather exciting jierliMl of time for you. Dun Cupid und yourself might lilt the ground running. T A U R U S (April 20 May 20) Money cun Ik * generated (rum iwo different sources at this time, provided they ure not allowed lo overlaji or draw from o n e a n o t h e r . T r e a t e ac h circumstance In a singular fash­ ion. Know where lo look for romance und you'll find II. The Astro-Graph Matchm ukrr Inslanlly reveals which signs arc romantically pcrfccl for you. Mal l 92 and u l ong, selfaddressed, slumped envelope lo Mulchmakcr. c/o lIlls newajm|K*r. I'.O. Ilox 4463. New York. N . Y . 10103. Q E M IN I (May 21-Junc 20) Rcsjxmd to your Inner urges lo carry mil something new you’ve been considering, even If you can't explain your asjilraUons In detail to others. They can be filled In luter. C A N C E R (June 2 1-July 22) You might meet someone new at R0B0TM AN* by Jim Meddick this lime who lias (lie |ioteitUul to become a gotxl friend. He ojx-n und friendly to all today, even lo Individuals wlm make u |xxir first Imjiresslon L E O (July 23 Aug 22) Projx-r liming ran spell litr dlllcrence lixlay bclween success and fail­ ure. He |iatleul and wall lor Just the right moment to Jump In and make your move. VIROO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Something you've leurned (rum |H*rsouul experience might lx: of Immense value to you ut tills time In outshining your compcllllon. Methods that worked previously are still vulld ttxlay. LIBRA (Sent. 23-Oel. 23) Subdue Impulses for Instant grallfleullon today |M*rtulnlng to something expensive y o u ’ve been wanting to buy. You may lx* able to get tills Item In the near future at a substantial savings. . SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Partnership arrangements In which you're Involved today could produce long lasting, fa­ vorable effects. The secret Is to give the other guy as much as you want for yourself. SAOITTARIU8 (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Your luck today in fulfilling ANNIE HOLP ON. I KNOWI , u o S O ..m G R E ElY.P \JTTlN & UP M i£W FENCE, H U H ? WELL, IF "6000 \ TEES\R .THIS FENCES MAKE , STuWt oOOD NEIGHBORS* . PRESSURE­ NE 0U6HTA BE TREATED JUST ABOUT THE C6PAR... BEST NEI6H0ORS, GUARANTEED MONEVCAN JJV V . HO TEARS- l vtoNptR \f t h is ] Bl a n c h e , i % SUCKER'LL SvpTORTi GONNA NEED A h Nfy WEIGHT. STAPLE G U N v -H ----- — — HURRY.' S']?**™ DOOKfR... | f0 -Mgg of MlSS AMNIC. YOU trfffNP TO WHO M£g, our YOU CAHpOtT WHlLC STILL Ift gAAlOYS NO-1 ooH'r oesfRve ro w 0M YOUR PAY­ ROLL UNTIL ive m O K A rtO HYSCLF. your ambitious alms could lx- In jirojxirtlon to the efforts you cxjM-ml The harder you work, the luckier you'll get. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 Jan HI) You are now In a cycle where you could find yourself more in demand socially ihun usual. Tills Is a good time to do all you can to enlarge your circle of friends. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 Feb. 1«J) Even tbough the day might start tun somewhat sluggishly, your well directed efforts In the uflernoon should make up for any lost time you experience In the a.m. PISCES (Feb. 20 March 20) Ideas or concepts you develop In association with others could be the ones earmarked for success today. Teamwork can produce a product, Individualism can’t. ARIES (Murcb 2 1-April 10) Generally speaking, you arc presently In a brief cycle which could be good for you In finan­ cial and commercial ways. How­ ever. you must take control of mailers and not leave them up to chance. Copyright 1094 N EW SPA P ER ENTERPRISE ASSN. by Leonard Starr � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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>, May 09, 1994; <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/374b32e4f4c3e62f4897b7b20415a15e.pdf e9886070f3255bc124506dad665e4da8 PDF Text Text MWZ«»*U14 June 5, 1994 - SUNDAY 75 Cents S a n f o r d H e r a ld Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County alnoe 1908 88th Yoar, No. 245 - Sanford. Florida NEW S DIGEST ‘Write’ stuff tested Cnrylon Cohen takes time out of her busy schedule to tench rcudlng with the Adult Lllentcy Program at Seminole Community College. ( B ee P ag e 6 B S tudents’ scores up slightly □ People B y V IC K I O e lO B M IB B Herald Staff Writer □ Sports Busy m om teaches reading Eight Sem inoles sign SANFORD — National high school triple lump record holder Andre Scull tops a group of eight Seminole High School seniors headed to college next year on athletic scholarships C See P a g e I B M ount up, w e're ridin' GENEVA — I’.i i i I I.. Gagnon o f Geneva tpc-nd-t a great deal of time on horseback, fir was rrcrm ly cited for logging 2.000 hours on a horse. The citation was given by the American Quarter Horse Association's horseback riding program ll Is sponsored by Drysdales Western Store In Tulsa. Oklahoma A g ilA members must complete an official application and pay a one-lime 825 enrollment fee. They then receive an official AQUA log sheet with which lo keep track of their hours. A |>erson docs not need to own the horse, hut all olTIdal hours must l>e accrued on a registered American Quarter Horse In oddiilon to ttie 2.000 hour award, nihrrs arr given al 50 hours. IOO. 250 and 500. and I .IKK) hour levels Kor attaining 2.0tM) hours. Gagnon received a 8100 gilt certificate from Dan Post ostrich skin boots, a Kestslol black and gold hut. and other prizes. SANFORD — Studrntn In Semi­ nole County are. on average, doing better than they did last year on a lest of their writing skills I he Florida Writing Assessment lexl was designed lo lest higher order thinking skills. The I990 slate legislature mandated the test for fourth, eighth and tenth graders For the lest, each student Is given a topic and Is asked lo work Independently to produce u piece of writing In a 43-mlnule p e r i o d The res|Mtnses arr scored by two separalr graders, using a holistic approach. Thai Is. they rale (he piece for Its overall quality, while considering the elements of focus, organisation. sup|*ort and conven­ tions (grammallcai style) See Scores. Page BA SEMINOLE CO U N TY SCH O O LS WRITIHQ ASSESSMENT TEST SCORES t Ll Mfcrn AMY SCHOOL. GIIAUL 4 M IDDLE S C H O O L . G R A D E 8 ROCK LAKE, LONOWOOD OREENWOOD LAKES. LAKE MARY MILWEE, LONQWOOD SANFORD, SANFORD LAKEVIEW, SANFORD HIGH SCHOOL. GRADE 10 •THE HIGH SCHOOLS DIO NOT TAKE THE TEST IN 1WJ sounce rr» s*nanc*« cu**, strut* tw a B u s in a s * .......................... 4 B F l o r i d a ................................ 2 A C la s s if ie d s .......... 1 0 - 1 2 B H a a lt h ] F lt n s s s ..............7 A 8 B H o r o s c o p e ....................... BB C r o s s w o r d .................... O s a r A b b y ...................... 7 B P e o p l e ......................... B -7 B D s a t h s .............................. B A S p o r t s .......................... 1 -3 B ■dltorlal... 4A T e le v is i o n ..................... 7 B B d u o a tlo n . BA W e a t h e r .......................... 2 A Rains return this afternoon Mostly cloudy with showers and thun­ d e r s to r m s lik e ly . High In the mid lo u p p e r 80 s. W in d west 5 to 10 mph. Main chance 60 per­ cent. F o r m o re w e a th e r, s e e P ag e 2 A A 1994 SCORE 3.2 3 .0 2.S Herns O’lprx try Cr»r^ Sm.m B y T h a A s s o c ia te d P re s s TALLAH ASSEE Math and reading lest scores dropped xllghlly mining Florida 10th graders taking a national test designed with tougher academic xiandards. . The Mute rexulix were a point Im-Iow I.i i i yeur'x trxlx In the 1094 Grade Ten Assessment Text (G TAT) bul that didn't illxup|M>lul stair education offlclalx. "T ill* assessment lx helping guide Florida's school Improvement effort by developing higher expectations for Florida's xiudrnix." Education Commissioner Drug Jamerson xnld III a ntalemeni luxt week. Florida's students were slightly below the national average in read­ ing comprehension and were equal lo Ihe national average in advanced math skills, the stale Department of Eduentlon said. Almost 100.000 students look I fir* lest, which was Introduced m 1992 The Inil Includes two -lO-mlnulr multiple choice lexis tio reading comprehension questions and 48 malh questions Murder trial: 7 years after disappearance Gay Day OK at Disney W orld INDEX I99J SCORE V LAKE MARY LYMAN SEMINOLE The First United Methodist Church. 410 Park Ave.. Sanford. Invites the public to a free spring concert "Jubilate, fling Joyfully!" presenteU try youth choirs ul The Hlvrrehase United Method­ ist Church from Ulrmlnghuiti. Alabama. The concert Is Friday. June 10 al 7 p.m. The 50 slngrrs will present a variety of selections ranging from traditional to contempo­ rary'. The choir lours annually throughout the eastern United States. ‘•Atj !;■J/fi'i 1994 SCORE WILSON, SANFORD HEATHROW. LAKE MARY WOODLANDS, LONQWOOD 8ABAL POINT, LONQWOOD LONQWOOD, LONQWOOD IOYLLWILDE, SANFORD LAKE MARY, LAKE MARY HAMILTON, SANFORD OOLOSOORO, SANFORD PINECREST, SANFORD MIDWAY, SANFORD C oncert free to public LAKE BUENA VISTA - An unsanctioncd "G ay Day" ul Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom went olf without problems, u park spokeswoman said Saturday. "It went fine. We hud u lot of people with that g r o u p . •* s a id J a n e A d u m s . u D is n e y N|x>kcswomun. "I have no Idea exactly how many because It's hurd to tell who's with the group and who Isn't." Organizers had expected as many as 20.000 guys and lesbluns to visit Ihc park In whut has become the unofficial kick-off to local cclcbrui Ions of Gay Pride month. Signs In front o f ticket booths notified visitors that a guy and lesbian group would Ire visiting and make clear the event Is not sponsored by Disney. Company officials said It Is treated like any olher group lour. Adams noted there were n few complaints from park visitors who were unaware of the event. She did not know the exact number. A lthough some Christian a ctivists had mounted u media campaign ugulnst the event over the lust few weeks, there were no protesters outside the park Saturday. David Cntori. director of the American Fumlly Association, said he decided several weeks ago not to have plckclcrs ul the purk on the day of the event. Hut he said his group did send a few "non-confronlatlonal observers." 'The best protest comes from all the people from uround the country who went to Walt Disney World not expecting this kind of thing," Colon said. "T h ey can go buck to ‘Hometown USA’ and tell everybody how offensive II was." I99J SCORL M ath, reading scores slip H m * M Zhoio t>, t e m m , Vincent Anion Daryl Mayars, on trial lor mutdar, llstenod lo lasllmony Friday. SANFORD — Her middle school blend remembered Kathy Engels as a typical teen ager talking about boys, sex. drinking, drugs and places she hoped lo visit afier gelling a driver's license. "ll was big talk. Ibtil everybody bird to do." Lormt Brown testified Friday us Hie llrst witness in the first degree murder trial o f Anton tiaryl Meyers. 34 "W e'd ),ixt My MlfTirlttlMg to ni Ivitlf tils* Isort gtlOlfl. just lobe cool." M eyers Is accused o f killing Engels, who was 14 when stir disappeared over Mrmorlui Day weekend seven years ago. No laxly nor murder wru|xin lias ever Ix-eii found. A 1991 Florida Supreme Court decision im t iii IIs Indictment on murder charges using some circumstantial evidence when no □ See M urder. Page BA Employees-only restroom goes public Woman denied access pleased, but will still pursue complaint B y J . M A R K B A R P IIL D Herald Sonlor Staff Writer SANFORD — The owner of Hit- Gee Zone Beauty and Fashions store agreed lo open the doors of his employees-only restrooms to the public Friday upon learning of u 20-yeur old slate law requiring him lo do so. A Midway woman denied access in the restroom In April said she was pleased in learn of Ihe action, but said she would pursue a complaint against a store employee she said hurt her arm. "T h a t’s u sheer blessing rlghl there." said Rev. Willie Mac Lowery, minister of First Independent Free Methodist Church In Mldwuy. Gee Zone owner Orogc Dolsenhc said Friday he didn't know about a stale law which requires restroom facilities lx* available for Ihc public In all buildings open lo the public. On learning o f the law. which dales lo 1974. Dnlxenhe said he would contact Sanford store manager Kim Ikmgsun Immediately and direct her to rnukc Ihc two restrooms available lo the public. But Dolsenhc said he has tin apologies for Lowery. "T h e whole thing started with an emotional outburst burn her." said Dolsenhc. Bongtun said he once allowed Ihc public to use Ihe toilets but stopped after checks and merchandise were stolen from ihc nearby stock shelves. The restrooms are located In the rear of lire storeroom. They are by a drxir leading outside. Bougsun said several Ixixes of packed merchandise were stolen through Ihe rear drxrr when the public was allowed to use Ihe restroom. Despite the losses. Dolsenhc said he will comply with Ihe luw. "Thai comes first before security o f my stock." lie said. In April. Lowery said she attempted to use the restrooms while shopping In Gee Zone, but a female rlerk told her she could nnl. When she See R estroom s, Page BA Restoring the past C o m m u n ity help needed to save acad em y B y K I L L I Y M IT C H IL L Horald Stall Wrllor SANFORD — Residents say Sanford srxm will be one of the most talked about cities In central Florida. Officials and commltlcc members for several different projects hope patrons and history huffs will Inundate the nrca looking for bargains and gazing u|M>n Florida Ihc way ll was. Sanford can srxm boast the completion of Seminole Town Centre, west of Sanford: development o f the lakefront. and Ihe facelift o f Ihc historic downtown and residential districts. Another unique project In the area Is the restoration of Hopper Academy, circa 1900. on Pine Avenue and 11th Street In Georgetown. In cast Sanford. The Community Improvement Association of Semi­ nole County Inis taken on this endeavor with full force the past few years. Members say they've come a long way In (IH r efforts. "W e've repaired and sealed the roof, removed the asbestos tiles from the side of the building, prepared the Inside for restoration und salvaged the truss system." said Charles Rowe, president of CIA. "But us with any other major project like this. It ulwuys comes down to financing." The CIA Is In the process o f upplylng to the Stutc of Florida for n Special Category Historic Preservation Gruuts-lu-Ald assistance packugc In complete the restoration. Rowe said Ihe 8130.000 grant will be u tremendous boost In finishing off the DO year-old school. f We would like to have this project completed by this time next year. But without this grant, our resources will be limited and after all, the building isn’t getting any younger, j -Charles Rowe "W e would like lo have this project completed by (his lime next year." said Rowe. "Bul without this grant, our resources will be limited and after all. the building Isn't getting any younger." Even with Ihc work that bus already been done to the facility. Ihc building Is In dire need of a paint Job and replacement o f ihc windows to deter any further damage lo the aged wood. "W e really need lo paint Ihc building and restore all of Its 77 windows this summer lo protect It from any further damage," said Rowe. "T h e application process for this grant Is long. We probably will not hear whether wc arc recipients o f the state money until December. "Then there Is a waiting period before wc nctuully receive (he money, six muulhx after Ihe money Is In □ S e e R estore, Page BA R ela ted E d itoria l, Page 4 A W a y B ack W hen: No lo n g yarn s E d l l t r 't not# Th» U l * Julian S ltn tlr o m w ro l» o v # r M O W ay Back W han c o lu m n , loc Ih * H trtld A lta r hl» d ra in last m onth, h it w id o w l o u l w . d ix o v t r a d w v a ra l now c o lu m n i ha h ad com plalad. Including in . ta llow ing one B y J U L IA N S T B N 1 T R 0 M Horald Columnist________ ~ No lung yarn this week — bul a hunch o f shorl ones to clear the deck. R e m e m b e r wc told you missionary Waller Roulh Jr. was married lo Hazel Madden, a daughter of Ihe laic Sanford Post O ffice em p loyee A.C. Madden? T 'a ln l so. Walter R o u th 's w ife w as Puullnc H a y e s . H u zc l R o u lh w as Waiter's sister. She Is a teacher at South S em in ole Middle S ch ool and Is m arried lo Thcron Madden, a retired son of A.C. Madden, He was un engineer by profession. Girls, we warn you lo gel Hits! "Whut do you do. Thcron. as a retired L Sec Stenstrom , Page BA SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 �2 A - S an lo fd H erald, Sanford, Flo rid a - S unday, Ju n e 5. 1994 N EW S .FROM T H E REGION AND A C R O S S TH E S T A T E Getting ready for Soap Box Derby ■ y N IC K P F E IF A U P H o r a ld S t a ll W r ite r Tw o charged w ith m urder KINGSTON, Jamaica — Poller* charged two men Friday with fatally shooting the husband o f u Florida television news nnrhor while hla wife watched In thrlr vacation guest house. Noel Riley, 28. n street merchant from the town o f Salem, and Desmond Saunders, 28. n laborer from the town of Discovery Hay, were charged with capital murder. Both towns are on Jamaica’s northern coast nenr where the shooting occurred. Police said they are searching for a third suspect In the Thursday kilting of-Lee Norris Ray ham. a 32-yenr-old urban Issues advocate from Orlando who arrived In Jamaica May 31 to celebrate Ills second wedding anniversary. Riley and Saunders arc scheduled to appear In St. Ann’s Bay Resident Magistrate’s Court next week to scl a dale for a preliminary Inquiry Into thr charges against them. If found guilty, the suspects would be hanged. Jamaican police say Rayham’s wife, 31-year-old Lisa Myers o f WESH Channel 2 In Orlando, wasn't hurt In the attack. Hut assignment editor Tom Hlrsch at the NBC affiliate for Orlando, Daytona Bench and Melbourne said Myers was struck In the head during the attack and briefly hospitalized. Police have said robbery wns the motive for the 1 n.m. attack at a guest house near the town o f Runaway Hay, some 03 miles north o f Kingston. According to police, three men broke Into the Orlando couple's guest house. Myers, from the bedroom, threw her purse to the ussallnnts nnd she and her husband Irtrd to close the bedroom door. One of the men fired a shot through the crack, nnd the bullet entered Knyham's left arm nnd exited through his neck, killing him Instantly, After the gunman fired, he laughed and turned away, police said. Jamaica Broadcasting Corp. television reported that the attackers stabbed Rayharn repeatedly and silt his throat, but police denied this. Rayharn was the first tourist killed In Jamaica this year. Last year, n Canadian army officer vacationing here was killed. Probe leads to reform at FSU law school TALLAHASSEE — An Internal probe Into the admission of a state representative's daughter to the Florida Stale University law school has spurred reforms to slop favoritism for relatives of the rich nnd powerful. "Scats at this law school are not for sate.” said Donald VVcldner. dean at the FSU law school, emphasizing (hat only students with the right credentials now are admitted, whether they are well-connected or not. The Tampa Tribune reported Saturday that new policies were put Into place following an Investigation Inin the 1802 admission o f Meredith Trammell, the daughter of slate Rep Robert Trammell. D-Marlanna. The woman entered the program, despite faculty objections, mediocre college grades and a score In the bottom 25 percent of those taking the entrance exam. An October 1992 facility report obtained by the newspaper concluded that the admission was orchestrated by n professor who "displayed unusual zeal.” Ills advocacy came about the time lawmakers considered renewed funding for a legal center that he was paid $26,000 to dlrrct. The professor. William McHugh, who heads thr Center fat UyupioyixKHU Relations and Law, denied lobbying on be hall of ’ *^?P^W^mm'$S?^who sat on the House budget panel, sold there JA no relationship between his supjx>rt for the law center nmfcJdcHugli’a advocacy far fils daughter, who Is now a third-year law student. Actions accepted in inm ate death CLEARWATER — A health services company acknowledged It failed to follow Its policies in treating a Pinellas County Jail Inmate who died after repeated requests for her heart medicine went unanswered. Diane C. Nelson died Murch 9 of a massive heart attack. In 29 hours of incarceration, she never got the medication prescribed by her cardiologist and wus twice turned away from seeing a nurse despite complnlnts of chest und arm pain. Prison Health Services Inc., a Delaware company contracted lo provide rare for inmules at the Jail, said Friday It “ accepts full responsibility for its uctlons In the “ Isolated, unfortunate Incident." T w o employees resigned and Iwo others were put on probation after Nelson's death. Michael Klnkcad. the company's chief operating officer, said there was a breakdown In “ how Inmates are to receive medication." The company has since established a system to retrain nurses who handle Imnntc screening, he said. "T h e stuff understands the need lo move promptly In providing needed medications." Klnkcad said. "W e've em ­ phasized this to the nurses, doctors and the entire medical stall at the Jail, and I believe all the problems have been corrected." From Associated Press reports LOTTERY MIAMI 1 Here aro the winning numbers selected Friday In the Florida Lottery Fantasy 5: 4*14-19-16-8 S a n f ln t lK ie t a ld lmaalau Sand addrtai cltangta IBox 1M7, lanlord, FL 33773-1367. 0 THE SANFORD HERALD, P.O. Hall 134.00 $46.00 tM.GCl Florida flatIdasla mual pay 7% aalaa tax Inaddition lo ritaa abova. Phona (407) 333-2611, A total ol 53 trophies aro on a shod in tho office ol Parks and Recreation Director Mike an op|Nirtunlly for tlinn to get tile feel of what It will tie like when the actual competition gets underway." T h is c o m in g T u e s d a y . W e d n e s d a y and T h u r s d a y evenings, die recreation depart­ ment facility ai Sanford City Hall will fa* thr scene of lech inspec­ tions. when ttie vehicles will fa checked lor wifely, sturdiness, andolhi r requirements "Friday night will also fa* a big night lor itir youngsters. Kirby st r«w*r vmc*fli Kirby The trophies will bo awardod at next weekend's Sanford Soap Box Derby ovont commenlrd “ That's when they will fa- drawing plugging balls with numbers, to determine where they will start In the co m p etitio n , und wtio each |M-rsou will race ugulnsl." The age limit for ihr drivers Is 9 through 1(1 Youngsters are coming to Sanford from various arras In Ihc stale. The races will formally grt underway Saturday. June I t . fa-ginning at 8 n.m at Sanford’s I lerby Park The park Is located oil Ihr Rlnehurt Road Extension, at Oregon Avenue Th r city Is placing appropriate signs to in­ dicate the entrance. There is no charge (or ad mission, and there Is ample parking area For addition,il Information on the drrby. contact the Parks and R e c r e a tio n D ep art me u l at 330 5097 A resounding ‘y e s ’ for C lin to n ’s w elfare reform plan By S U S A N W IN N IR Herald Correspondent Webster's dictionary defines 'welfare* as aid lo the poor Some people argue that (lie people proclaimed [xsir on welfare live lifticr than the working totk live. Other, feci that without welfare W hr family would tie In Ihc streets or starvingPresident Clinton recen tly proposed a hill dial would limit welfare benefits in a two-year period and during this time the recipient would receive school­ ing. jnh training, child care services and life-management counseling A survey o f Snnfordllcs re­ vealed un overwhelming yes lo this proposal. In fuel, almost every respondent included the words, good or good Idea. In their comments. Fifteen out ot 15 were lor limited welfare benefits. Some felt exemptions could fa* niude on a case by case basis, depending on disability and such. Ta m m y W illiam s said. " I think It's u good Idea. There should fa an exemption If |x-oplr were mentally disabled or physi­ cally handicapped or for older people." Jell Jones said, "I think It's a good idea but If you have five or six kids you may need some help to support them because a lull time Job may not support litem ." Richard Clark commented. "I (eel that's a good Idea. Maybe exemptions for disabled should fa* made. There's a bill that the governor of Massachusetts just passed that If a person already lias children on welfare then you won't fa paid for any more. T h a t's a n I n c e n t i v e foi n o t having any more c h i l d r e n . " Carl Arnold responded by saying. "I think it s good If they can learn a trade and ll they are able to work There should be some exemptions for people that can't work." I'liyllls Herron said. "I think It sounds good I think they need lo get out and get a Job." Wayne Stevens said. " I think they need lo llnd out bow these people on welfare are affording Cadillacs Lint- them all tip in fronl ol a building und find out. I gel so Irritated when I can't even afford a car lor my glrltrlcnd and th e y r id e a ro u n d in th e ir Cadillacs. Others jusi know how to play the game and gel my taxes and the taxes keep going tip to support them." Marie Barker said. "I haven't looked at the hill completely. I think the concept Is really good. I think any lime we can have people working Instead of Just co llectin g then Hint's good. There needs to he some balance though. Some people use II to live off of and some really need ll. If you receive Job training nnd Tammy Williams Jeff Jones then you're out making a living then you'll feel heller about you rself" Iki flo Brown said, "I Ihlnk It's it good Idea." Mike Davis said, "Som e }H-nple need help for one reason or another. II they have children to feed i lu re should be som e exemptions." Lester Bohb responded with, "Excellent Idea, fa-cause with the system the way it is now. welfare recipients have gotten lazy. T w o years Is long enough to sit down and It's less out of my cheek for taxes." Ron Bennington said. "I think litis hill applies to a person on welfare and not Social Security. In mv opinion social security means u person Is disabled and U‘s determined that he's tumble to work. A person on welfare Is Just down on Ills hick, so to speak. Therefore, I think every person on welfare should fa trying to gel oil help from Ihr government. So. I feel that If a person Is on welfare and Isn't trying to get himself olf then he needs to prove that be needs to stay on welfare. If they can prove they can't get a Jot) or supi«>rt themselves In some way thru m aybe they could hr given another six munlhs and have U See W elfa re, Page 8A TH E W EATHER LOCAL FORECAST Sunday: Partly sunny with afternoon showers and thun­ derstorms. High In the mid to upper 80s. Wind variable at 5-10 mph. Rain chance 00 percent. Monday: Partly sunny with a good chance of afternoon show­ ers and thunderstorms. High In the upper 80s lo around 90. Rain elm nee 50 percent. Extended forecast: Tuesday through Thursday: Partly cloudy with a chance o f afternoon and even in g showers nnd riiunderstortus, Lows In Hie mid 70s. Highs In the upper 80s m lower V V J * ^ --------- ^ F R ID A Y C loudy 87-70 SA TU RD A Y P tly cld y 90-70 MOON PHASE8 NEW JuneO FULL June 23 City D ay to n a Baach F I L au d Baach F o rt M y a r * G a ln e » v lll* H o m t t lt a d J a c k *o n v llla Kay W a il L akeland Miami P an tac o la S a ra to la T a lla h a iw e T am pa V tr o Beach W . P a lm Baach H i Lo P el a* n m M 71 01 65 I t ,m m * i *e oo mm mm mm 93 71 . I t 1* 79 ,lr t ; i t oo u n so 66 71 00 I I 71 04 91 71 04 *7 71 if 17 74 77 17 70 . t OS NATIONAL TEMPS EXTENDED OUTLOOK O PubUthad Daily and Sunday. aicapl Saturday by Th*i tanford T ............. Harold, Inc. 300 N. French Axe, tanford, Fla. 33771 tacond Clan Poataga Raid at tanlord, Florida and additional mailing ottfaaa. h* » w Readers speak € FIRST June 10 90s. S u n d a y , J u n e 5. 1994 V ol. 86, N o . 240 Subscription R«i*» (Daily 4 Sunday) Hem* Dailvary 3 Month* 119.60 • Momfta 119.00 lY a a r 1TS.OO SANFORD — Work on pre­ parations for next Saturday's Sanford Soap Box Derby con.* Ilnues, Prelim inary meetings have been scheduled for most of this coming week. At the office of Mike Kirby, director o f parks and recreation, 33 trophies have lieeii Hilling lor over a week. They will go to youngsters entered in Oils year's event. Each participant will receive one of thr smaller trophies. For each o f (lie three divisions. Sunk. Kit, nnd Masters, there will I k * awards for best design, fast construction, and fast ap­ pearing. First through eighth place winners will also receive imphlrs. "One of the biggest awards." s a i d K i r b y , ‘ ‘ Is t h e sportsmanship award. Dependlug on the level of an entrant's sportsmanship, this could go lo practically anyone, whether they win or not.” Four special trophies are also designated for participants In the hand trapped sp ecial even t, which will have two-passengei rnrers. driven by one of the former derby participants "W e also have our day-glow orange hats ready." Kirby said "T h ey will fa worn by derby board members and employees, so lliai anyone who has ques­ tions at the races, can easily find someone with the answers." Yesterday, a number of racers turned out for lest drives down Snnfard’s new derby track "For those who haven't faen In the races before." Kirby wild. "It's 9 last June 30 BEACH CONDITIONS D aytona Beach: Waves are 1 loot and semi glassy. Current Is to the north with a w ater temperature o f 79 degrees. New Sm yrna Beach: Waves are 1-2 fool and semi-glassy. Current Is to the north will: a water temperature of 79 degrees. SUNDAY P tly cldy 90-70 r MONDAY P tly cld y 00-70 TIDES SA TU R D A Y: SOLUNAR TABLE: Min. 2:55 il.m , 3:10 pm .; MnJ, 9,00 nan.. 9:20 p in . TID E S: D a yton a Beach: highs 5:17 a.in.. G:IH p in.: lows. 11:30a.m , —■ pan.; N ew S m yrna Beach: highs. 5:52 a.m.. 0:23 pm .: lows. I 1:21 a.m., —• pan.: Cocoa Beacn; highs. 5:38 a.in.. 0:11 pan.: lows. 11:51 unit..--pan. iBOATING ----------- St Augustine to J u p iter Inlet Sunday: Wind east to southeasi 10 knots. Seas I lo 3 feet. Bay and Inland waters a light chop. Scattered showers and Uuuidersiorms. Sunday night: Wind south, .mi lo south lo knots. Seas I m 3 feet. Bay and Inland waters a light eltnjt. Scattered showers and thun­ derstorms. TU ESD AY P tly cld y 90-70 STATISTICS The temperature at 3 pan. Saturday was 71 degrees and Saturday's overnight low was 71. as recorded by Ihc National Weather Service at the Orlando Intcrriailomil Airport. Other Weather Service data: F rid a y's high................... 87 B arom etric pressu re.30.04 R e la tive H um idity.. 100 pet W inds....Southwest 17 mph R a in fa ll.............55 o f an In. Sunset.................. 8:20 p.m. Su nrise.................0:27 a m. T e m p e ra tu re * m dicritfl p r tv lo u t day * high and o re rn lg * f l o * C ity m i Lo P rc Otlk A tla n ta 94 71 rn M otion ;t cdy 59 C hicago 7) 4) cdy C o lu m b ia Ohio dr It » D al In * F I W o rth VO 13 cdy D en ver 6) S4 dr De> M o ln e * 14 51 dr D e tro it SO ;s c lr D u lu th 74 51 rn 00 47 07 cdy H elen a H onolulu 0/ 75 c lr In d ie n a p o llt 60 51 cdy K a m a ! C ity n 60 «<*/ 100 76 l a t Vega* dr t lltle Rod, • 7 70 cdy c lr l o * A n g o la* •1 6 ) 90 71 .15 td y M e m p h i* 04 SO cdy M ilw a u k e e 71 56 M p lt SI P a u l rn N a th v llla 1) 65 cdy N ew O r le a n * 70 l» rn 70 59 N ew Y o rk C ity cdy 17 67 O k la h o m a C ity c lr O m aha 74 5t cdy 1 9 P h ila d e lp h ia 61 cdy Phoenln 107 76 c lr R aleig h D u rh a m II 60 cdy u 57 cdy R a p id C lly S ac ram en to 19 5 ] c lr 75 61 SI L o u lt cdy Sail L ak a C lly ♦4 61 c lr 90 71 San A ntonio cdy 71 61 c lr San Diego 54 San F r a n c lic o tl cdy 90 16 1.50 cdy San J u a n ,P R V 51 c lr Santa Fe 69 36 SI Sle M e r le c lr 11 51 rn Seattle VI 70 Shrftvftnorl cdy 11 56 cdy SI0U* F rill! 79 51 ,06 cdy Spokane 70 47 cdy Syracuxe 71 43 cdy Topeka 10* 11 c lr T u txo n M 61 cdy T u lta 56 11 c lr W a ih ln g to n .O C ----- ~ - V i ' 1 �Sanford H erald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, Juno 5, 1994 - 3 A Four arrested Shrrlfra deputies nwilstcd Altamonte Spring* poller Thurn<iay In checking whul wua labeled on n suspicion* vehicle on Sabul Palm Place. Four person* were found In the vehicle, which hud been reportedly token In Longwood from the rather o f one o f the passengers without hlu permission Dcputlrn said a check of the vehicle uncovered several containers of alcohol. The driver of the vehicle, Mlchnel Paul Weber, IB. 522 Sabul Trull Circle, Longwood, wan charged with |x>ssettslmi of alcohol, under 21 and grand theft. A 14-year-old Longwood boy. reportedly the son o f the vehicle's owner, was charged with grand theft and possession of alcohol by n person under 21 years o f age, A 15-ycur-old In the car wua charged with possession ol alcohol Ijy a minor, and a 15-ycur-old Altamonte Springs girl was charged wllh possession of alcohol by a minor. Weber was taken tu the John E. Polk Correctional Futility. The three teenagers were taken lo llie Juvenile Delrnilon Center. Traffic stop Deputies arrested Charles Anthony Johnson Jr.. 23. 2549 Ridgewood Avenue. Sanford, on Anchor Rond In Allnmonle Springs Thursday. Officers reported he find allegedly Ireen In a fight In n parking lot. and his car was located after being identified by witnesses. In checking Ihe car. officers said they located n 3HO handgun. Johnson wns charged wllh carrying a concealed firearm. C ocaine charges Mernlrers of the Sanford Police Special Investigative Unit. SIU. made two urrrsts during an undercover drug sling al 2nd Street and Oak Avenue Thursday. Leonardo Marrero. 32. 1IG W. 2nd Street was chargrd with side and delivery of crack focalnr. possession of drug paruphcrnulln. |w*sesslon with Inirnt lu distribute, and destruction of evidence. Another man. Raymond Luvon Littles. 29. o f ihe same address, wus charged with conspiracy tu sell rrack cocaine. Three in house Sheriff's deputies found three persons Inside a house, still under construction, al Osprea Estates near Sanford Christopher Mathew Sacca. 21. o f 031 Stillwell Court. Lake Mary, was arrested on charges o f trespassing on a construction stir and rontrltiullng to Ihe delinquency of a minor The other two. both Identified as juveniles were also arrested and taken to Ihe Juvenile Detention Center One hus been charged with possession of a controlled substance and paraphernalia Burglary suspect Sanford pollre arrested Regina Renee Davis. 24. of 4220 S Orlando Drive, at her residence Thursday. Police said she had been klcitl(fled through a photo lineup, as being suspected ol burglar!/lug a home on May 27. In the 2400 block of Cedar Avenue $5,000 to currency was rc|Mirirdly taken lit the theft Davis has been charged with grand theft and burglary, W om an hit by car James H Marshall. 30. 1313 RosecllfTCircle, was arrested by Sanford police following a traffic slop near Ills home Thursday Poller said he had struck a woman with his car In a parking lot. and Icll the urea. Although Ihe womnn was rc|>ortedly thrown to the ground. (Millcc did nol Indicate that she was severely Injured. Marshall was charged wllh driving wllh a suspend ed/revoked licence, and leaving the scene of an accident with ln|illies. lie was also found lo be wanted on two outstanding warrants for tailing to appear to pay a fine on a retail tlirli conviction and (ailing to appear to pay a fine W arrants served • Joseph Lee Wiggins, 37. 1400 Southwest Ruud. Sanford, was arrested try deputies al Ida residence Thursday. He wus wanted on a writ of attachment Issued In Osceola County. • David T. Silva. 33. 702 E 20th Street. Sanford, was served a warrant at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility Thursday He was wanted for falling to appear on a charge of driving with a sus(rended/revoked license. • Tony E. Russell. 28. 900 Airport Ulvd., was served a warrant at the Jail Thursday. He was wanted for tailing to appear on a c harge olballcry • Samuel Andra Copeland. 38. 1107 W. 2nd Streei. turned himself In at the Jail Thursday. He was wanted for violation of probation on two previous convictions of possession of cocaine and sale o( cocaine. • Slephfon Deungclo Russell, 28, 502 Hickory Avenue. Sanfurd. was served a warrant at the Jail Thursday. He was wanted for falling to appear on a charge ol battery. Dom estic violence • Vlrgtl Howard Frcshour. 30. 2005 Richmond Avenue, wus arrested by deputies ut his residence early Friday following a reported alternation wllh his wife. He was charged wllh baltcry, domestic violence. • Richard Michael Morrison. 31. 2766 Ridgewood Avenue, was arrested at tils residence by Sanfurd police early Friday following a reported fight with a female. Hr was charged with battery, domestic violence. • Brenda Lorain Davis. 30. 1103 Willow Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police In the 200 bloc k o f Tuskcgee Slrcet Tuesday. Police said she had utlackcd a male wllh a knife. She was charged with aggravated battery, domestic. • Heron Easton Slmmondn. 43, 113 Dorchester Square, Uike Mary, was arrested at Ills residence by Lake Mary frollctTuesday following a reported fight with his daughter. He was charged wllh domestic violence, battery. Incidents reported to the sheriff • Deputies found u 1084 Hulck. reportedly stolen In Sanford, parked near the dead end of the 2000 block on Granby In Midway curly Friday. Deputies said u witness told them he hud loaned an unidentified man a Jack wllh which to change a flat tire on the vehicle. • 81,500 In clothing was reportedly taken from u booth In Flea World on S. Highway 17-02 between May 20 and June 2. Incidents reported to Sanford police • $370 In property was reportedly stolen In a burglary early Friday In Seminole Gardens. • A white and light blue 1978 Uulck. license number JUH-80U was reported stolen Thursday In the 1200 block o f W. 16lh Street. • A silver 1987 Toyota 4-runner with bluck stripes but no license tug. was reportedly stolen Thursduy from an auto dealership on S. Orlando Drive. • A man Intel police two men approached him al 1:30 Thursduy uflernoon at Jnycec Park. 5th Street and French Avenue, demanded money, look Ills wallet, and struck him with a rock. • An cstlinulcd $900 In stereo equipment wua reportedly stolen from a vehicle Thursday, parked In the parking lot of Seminole Community College. P u rrrrr « /have my subscription to the San/oixJ Herald. For Load Sports • People • Health 8* Fitness • Education • Local Editorials and Local New s L your Subscription S u i i f o r t l H e r a ld , qq n . r,«nth av«.. Ssnfont» m - ia i i Lake Mary plans for hurricanes f ly N IC K P P I IF A U P Herald Slalf Writer for the people ol our city," Sawyer agreed with the con­ cept. "People will l>e looking lo (hr leadership of our rlty to (on iim ir leading In case of an emergency," she said, "and we should do whatever we can lo be prepared." Rockett admitted Dial the clly could nol afford to have large numliers of generators or earth moving equipment which would be n e c e s s a r y In a s e v e r e emergency. "B ill whul liupperis when our people lose electricity, water or sewer service." he asked. "W e have lo have some place for lhem lo turn." Sawyer added thul while same of Ihe area schools have already Iwen designated as emergency shellrrs. other shelters may be needed. The mayor turned the project over lo Police Chief Richard Urary. Fire Chief Duane Meld. Clly Manager Litton, and other department heads, to come up with a plan as soon as posslhle. Beary predicted li may lake 04) days or longer lo compile a plan, hut lold tlx- mayor he would begin work on a plan specifically (or Ihe clly. as soon as possible, Meld also responded lhal lhere w e re som e s u g g e s tio n s advanced by the stale whleh would also prove helpful, and promised to supply them lo the members of Hie commission as LAKE MARY - Lake Mary City Commissioners want In lake slrps In look out for their ow n p e o p le . M a yor L o w r y Rockett. Commissioner Sheila Sawyer and other city officials have called for a working plan on dealing wllh hurricanes nr other nnlurnl disasters The matter was hroughl up (lining discussion at Thursduy night's city commission meetbig While stuff members com ­ mented Hail Seminole County was deeply Involved In an overall hurricane preparedness plan. Rorkell nevertheless insisted that Ihe city should do whul II ran to lake cure of Its own needs. “ We could grl Involved wllh a lew other cities In some lyj*- of imiltiul aid plan.” suggested City Manager John Litton "If we mudr arrangements with, for example. Winter Garden and s o m e oilier r||y. II one of os needed help, the other two would go in and work In lhal urea." "No. whul we need Is a plan whereby we would lake care o f our own needs.'' Rockett con­ tinued. lie suggested, “ As far as any­ where in this area. If a hurricane hits It's nol going lo lilt Just one s o o n a s p o s s ib le city, n il take out a numlier of ureas, and Ihe county will have lls hands lull doing whatever It rail tinder Us emergency plan." Hr continued. "II. for example, this whole aiea was till by a hurricane similar to Hurricane Andrew, docs anyone think that Lake Mary will get Immediate assistance? 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For Summer Term Hill (which begins on June 23) the mairleula I Ion and liililun fees lot college credit classes will he reduced to 831 per credit hour College officials said the re­ duction Is nearly 15 percent. Registration for those classes Is currently underway I’hc llual day lo sign up lor those classes Is June 22 There vyIII be a late registration period from June 23 through June 27. Tlie vocational classes and open campus classes are not Included In tills summer special pricing "T h e district hoard of trustees felt It would be a good wuy to encourage students to begin their college prep work In the summer to Iw ready for college classes In Ihe fall." Robert Lyles, a spokesman for the college said. The slate regulates Ihe lullion Ices Hud colleges arc allowed lo charge for classes. There is a range. Lyles explained, that tlieschools can charge per credit hour. "This Is the absolute lowest amount that we can charge for classes." he said. "But allcr the Term IIIH. the coat will go up again to the regular credii hour rale." Under normal circumstances the cost per credit hour Is $35.05. Lyles said the college experi­ ences a slightly lower enrollment In the summer, hut It Is not really significantly less. "They (the district board of trustees) Just wanted to en­ courage students to start work­ ing on their pre-college work as soon ns possible." he said. SCC offers classes ut the main cumpus on Weldon Boulevard In Sanford, al Ihe Hunt Club In­ structional Center, which Is lo­ cated ut the Shoppes of Muni Club at the Intersection of State Road 430 and Himl Club Boule­ vard and. In the evenings til Oviedo and Lake Howell high schools. Television classes are also available. Students currently enrolled nl SCC muy register by telephone by culling 328-2743 In Seminole County or 644-2025. It Is an automated system that allows students to 'e n ro ll In classes without having tu stand In line at the college. 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Pugh • B ualneaa M anager • SUBSCRIPTION HATF.: 3 M onth*............................... 8I0.&O 0 M onth*......................................... 8 3 0 .0 0 1 Y e a r ............................................... 8 7 8 .0 0 Florida R ealdente m uat pay 7% aalaa tax In addition to ralaa above. EDITORIAL Save historic Hopper Academ y The Com m unity Improvement Association of Seminole County Is fighting to keep yet another of Its historic landm arks from falling by the wayside. Hopper Academ y, a two story schoolhouse. c irc a * 1900, b u ilt b y m e m b e rs o f the G eo rge to w n 's black com m unity, has an opportunity to be born again, supplying all of Sanford with special services and m eaning rooted In history. C losed m ore than 20 years ugo. the community school has fought ofi" Old Man Time and the harshness o f the Florida sun to stand solid on Its foundation. Just as the community has since 1870.. Architecturally am azing, the building re­ flects the m any hours It took to construct It. Painstakingly. 77 w indow s were Installed to supply light and a cool breeze to students during the time they spent in class, when they weren't In the field helping support the family. T h e w ood floors still shine with the brilliance of glass In the massive rooms. The echo of children's voices and laughter from long ago still seem to resound In the hulls. While clim bing the wood staircase to the second door, dips In the steps from being underfoot for nearly 90 years welcome the soles of new feet, helping to lift the weight of the climb ns you wind your w ay to what seems like heaven. Entering the auditorium In the upper level, one sees high ceilings, an old stage which supplied many hours of entertainment for the student body and the belltower. used to call the students to class each day. They remain standing, filled with many stories or the past. The thrtll of w alking through history In a building such as Hopper Academy should be experienced b y nil. W ith these restoration plans, residents of all ages will be able to take advan tage o f (he m useum , library and community center planned for Its future. W e support the renovation of the "b ig red schoolhouse" on Pine Avenue and we com ­ mend the C IA's unrelenting efforts on its behalf. Scores Law changes for voter registration Sandy Goard, Seminole County's supervisor of elections, attended n two day workshop ut Dost in. Fla. to prepare for Implementation of the National Voter Registration Act. Goard estimated that approximately 00 o f the 07 supervisors of elections were In attendance. Th e Florida secretary o f slate has ultimate responsibility for elections, however, director of the Division of E lections. D orothy J oyce, condu cted the workshop. Final directions relative to the forms have not yet been received from the fcdcrnl government. Nationally the effort Is to standardize the voter application forms utilized by the states. Howev­ er. states that don't have primaries require a different type of form than those that do. Permanent sites have been designated where residents may register to vote. Additionally some permanent sites will be required to maintain files o f persons declinin g to com plete a voter application form for two years. Drivers' license bureaus, public assistance offices, armed forces recruiting offices and the WIC Program offices have all been targeted as rrmancnt sites that muat maintain declination les for two years. Public libraries and one vocational rehabilita­ tion center. Live Oak Gardena In Casselberry, will be making voter registration forms available to residents when they apply for library membership or make a change of address. They R sent a notice explaining the Incompleteness of their form along with n new voter registration tlMINOLI OPINION LU R LEN E S W E E T IN G will be permanent voter registration sites, however, they will not be expected to maintain a declination (lie. Supervisors o f elections have the options of placing voter registration applications at other facilities that would make themselves available to ofTer the forms to their customers. For cxumplc. If banks desired to place them In their lobby the potential voter would have responsibil­ ity for mailing or bringing the form to the elections office. Once the voter application has been received In the elections office It Is carefully reviewed. As long ns the person's name, address, date of birth and signature are provided they will be notified (hut their application has been approved They will lx* Issued a voter Identification card. If any of the above Information Is omitted tbev will be JOSEPH SPEAR Presidents need not wear a uniform LETTERS H u m a n e S o c ie ty O K s no e u th a n a s ia policy Why has your Humane Society ratified a low klll/no euthanasia policy? I write to Inform you thut your board of directors has ratified and Incorporated a low klll/no euthanasia (population control) policy Into the society's bylaws. Yes. euthanasia Is u controversial subject. There are pros and cons to the debate. Our detractors claim we arc fostering a false image and we are not facing the animal overpopulation crisis head on. They further suggest that by turning animals away (when we reach maximum occupancy-capacity) we ar turning a blind eye und creating problems Tor the other animal agencies In the community. We. at the Humane Society or Seminole County, do not agree. We are not a government agency, but a group of volunteer-citizens who huve banded together to care for the unwanted and homeless animals In our society. I do not believe that we should be criticized for taking what we consider to be the "h ig h er grou n d." As amended In 1094. the Humane Society — Seminole County bylaws provide that no animal shall be euthanized except In the most extreme o f circumstances, i.e.. the animal Is near death and unable to be medically assisted unable, due to old age, sickness, etc. to care for Itself In the most rudimentary of ways (eating etc.), has u terminal Illness or Is vlcious/dangcrous. For several years, the Humane Society has been governed and driven by a "no euthanasia" policy, but now the policy has become ofTIclal und cannot be changed without a directive from the membership. I hope that you will agree that the course that we are steering la both wise and represents the desires and Interests o f the membership. I welcome any comments that you have on the subject. The election procedures o f the Humane Society have been changed so that everyone had a "re a l" opportunity to partlclpate/vote. A focal point of any democratic Institution Is that every qunllfled Individual has equal access to the voting process. This has not ulways been so with the Humane Society o f Seminole County. In the past, elections for board members have been held through the old style town hall m eeting format. Sim ply stated, whoever showed up decided who would run the "corporation" and bcHt represent the mem­ bership. In many cases, a few dozen people, out o f the approximately 3.000 plus members, would make these decisions. The current board o f directors has decided to change this policy. In accordance with this equal ucccss philosophy, (he bylaws have been untended b o that a written ballot will be submitted to every voting member Any applicant that Is denied the right to register must receive written notification of the reason. Reasons for denying approval of a person's voter registration nppllctlon arc: lack of United Stnles citizenship: under age 17: ad­ judicated n felon: adjudicated ns mentally incompetent. The Clerk o f Court routinely notifies the supervisor of elections regarding Individual adjudicated us felons or mentally Incompetent. Youth may pre-register on or uflcr their 1 7 th birthday and vote at age 18. Citizens registering to vote should be certain to state their party affiliation. Florida has closed primaries, hence It behooves registrants not to overlook completing this section of the form. Failure to indicate party preference will result In being automatically registered without a prefer­ ence this will exclude the Individual from participating In the first and second primaries from 20 days prior to the first primary and the date of the second primary. Goard reaffirmed that although there are many chunges the supervisors of elections In atten­ dance at the conference will be doing thrlr 'utmost to Implement the nrw law and provide the best possible service for citizens The fiscal Impact of changes will l»e addressed In the next article. Wherever BlU Clinton has turned In recent weeks, someone has gltied him alxiut his lark of military experience When he delivered a Memorial Day address ut Arlington National Cemetery. ABC's lint llutne felt compelled to trmlnd millions of viewers that Cllnlon's relationship with the military Is suspect because be went to great lengths to duck the draft. As the president prepared tocross the Atlantic to speak at c e r e m o n ie s c o m ­ memorating the 50th a n n iv e rs a ry of DDay. Baltimore Sun c o lu m n is t R o g e r Simon observed that the speech would "rem ind people that Clinton avoided m ili­ tary service 28 years a g o d u r in g th e Vietnam War." Somebody clue mr |Som obodyclue In here. When did It mo In hore. becom e mandatory W hen did It to have worn the becom o uniform In order lo mandatory to serve us president of havo worn Iho the United States? It uniform In ordor must have happened to servo as sometime since the resident o l the Vietnam Wur ended, nlted States? J b e c a u s e the man who escalated Ilia! dispute from a conflict Into a conflagration. Lyndon Baines Johnson, never served In themilitary before he became commnnder In chief. Indeed, a quick review of presidential biographies reveals that barely more than half of all chief executives served In military ranks - and that's giving the benefit of (In­ doubt to Ronald Reagan, wlto "served" Just down the road from bis Hollywood home, muklng propaganda films at the Hul Roach Studio. Three of the Founding Fathers who were elected president •• John Adams, Thomas JefTcrson and James Madison - did not serve In the military. Tw o of our most famous wartime presidents - Woodrow Wilson und Franklin Delano Roosevelt — somehow managed to lead us lo victory In World Wars I and II lyes, Truman did finish the Job) without benefit o f prior military service, although FDR did serve as usslstunt secretary of the Navy under ('resident Wilson. Please understand. I am not trying to belittle Ihc benefits of mllltury service. I um an honorably discharged veteran. Vietnam era. who believes In u strong national defense and the Judicious use of It. But the notion that a person hus to serve to qualify for Ihc presidency seems preposterous to me. I am aware of the principal argument: We need leaders who know what It meana to send men and women to war and who are personally familiar with the military's pro­ pensity to get too deeply Involved In foreign policy If given too much rein. 1 think another argument Is cquully powerful: We need leaders who do not huve close, personal ties to the people who run the Pentagon, leaders who arc friendly but not too cozy with the brass hats, leaders who can call the shots Impartially. Besides which, If wc arc lo Insist on military service as a stipulation for the highest office In the land, then wc will be forced to limit the pool of candidates to a relative handful. First of all, there might never be a woman president because comparatively few women ever wear the uniform. Second, a great many politicians would be automatically disqualified. According to a Cox News Service computer analysis of Congress, only 7 percent of the lawmakers who were born In 1050 or thereafter have had any military experience. Third, many prominent Republicans who lust lor higher office - Including some who are unhesitatingly critical o f Clinton's mili­ tary record - would be rejected out of hand because they too managed to wriggle out of military service. G listing the nominees, subject to election. Prior to the election and tabulation or ballots, the membership will be provided a summary of the candidates and their credentials etc. In uddlllon. all candidates should be available for those members who wish to meet or Interview them. The voting members or the society ($25 contribution) will be receiving their bullots In August 1994. Any member who wishes to be on the board ballot must be nominated at the June 1994 meeting. Plcusc call the shelter for additional details. Now Is the time to renew your membership. Current annual memberships In the Humane Society expire July 31. 1994. In order to qualify und cost your ballot, you must renew your membership by that date. In closing. 1 would emphasize thut the Humane Society cannot operate and continue to grow without the energies und support o f its membership. I would ulso remind you that the society does not receive any government grants In aid or funding. Thank you and please continue to support your Humane Society. Steven G. Mason President Humane Society of Seminole County T o b a c c o industry As a hard-working, law-abiding and tax­ paying American who Is one of the 2.3 Americans employed by the tobacco Industry. I would like to submit my application to the Clinton administration for "retraining." I work In a tobacco warehouse and am now classified by the federal government as an unfortunate person, a minority, who should find some other means of employment. I um stressed out by this classification, and I need Mr. Clinton a help In deciding what "retraining" I should pursue. ° I do not wish to Join the welfare rolls. My working wife (also employed by the tobacco Industry), my eight-year-old son and I appreci­ ate the modest mlddle-cluss slumlord o f living thut we have been able to obtain through our employment in the tobacco Industry over the past 20 years. Perhaps I would be more secure If I pursued a Job In the alcoholic beverage Industry. I have no aversion to being burled alive and having a beautiful woman steal my beverage (us In the beer commercial). I would not mind dressing up as an old woman to practice a little deceit (as In the beer commercial). Nor would I scofT at lying nbout m y Identity to sucuk Into a family reunion to get a free beverage (us In the beer commercial). My eight-year-old son loves these '-uinmcrclals and Is quite familiar with them and the product they promote. Perhaps you should contact Congressman Waxman o f California to help me with my "retraining" to the alcoholic beverage Industry, us I believe the wine Industry In Ills state Is ubout us secure as the U.S. Mint. Relocating to the West Coast would be an extra expense. But since It's no big deal to wipe out the $129 billion generated by the tobacco Industry to the Oross National Product. I'm sure you can find a few extra dollars to relocate my family. Just send the moving van and the air fare, and I'll throw away the Stress Tubs and "head for the mountains" (us In the beer commercial). If you think this Idea Is maybe u bit too much, let's look at one other ullcmativc: give California some tobacco allotments, us well as your lovely wife. Hillary. Mr. President. If Hillary can do for tobacco what she did for cattle futures...who knows? The principle of free enterprise and freedom of choice might survive In America after all! Doug Rogers Fair Bluff. NC P.S. I do smoke, but I try not to Inhale) Berry's World CAN ANYONE T E L L O S W HO " i h ave n o t Ve B E G U N T O F IG H T "? s a id t / RAULA JO N ES? WRONG-B U T CLO SE! rr Continued from Page 1A The test Is scored on a scale of O to 0. with the lowest score Indicating that the response was not made or could not be rrad or lliul It was not related to the topic. Th e highest score In­ dicated the paper lightly fix-used un the topic, had a well planned organizational pattern, had am­ ple supporting Ideas und few spelling nnd grammatical errors. The average score ut the ele­ mentary level was 2.5; at the middle s c Ik x i I level. 2.9: und ut the high school level. 3.1. "You have lo krrp In mind that those are average scores." David Winger, director of testing for the Seminole County school district said. "There were stu­ dents who did score In the lop range ol 4 .5 and 0." Accordng lo Winger's analysis of the test results, however, (rwrr than one percent of the students who took the test scored a perfect t) on the test, alxiut two percent scored In thr 5 to 0 range and only alxiut 12 jx-reent scored In thr 4 to 5 range " S till the students scored atxive the stale average in all cases." hr suld. Th r stale average for the elementary scluxils was 2 2 (to Seminole's 2.5): for the middle schools It was 2 7 (to Seminole's 2.9|: und (or thr high schools It was an average ol 2 9 (to Semi dale's 3 .11. And most of the district's m hoofs ulso nl' iwrd some Im­ provem en t over last y ea r's Stenstrom scores, he said. In nnrhtern Seminole County, ul the fourth grade level, only L ik e Mary und Midway elemen­ tary scluxils allowed any drop from lust year's scores. Lake Mary's score dropped from un average 2.0 lo 2.4: Midway's score went down a similar .2 points Imm 1.7 to 1.5. At the middle school level. Iherc were drops across thr board except at Sanford Middle School, which rone .3 points lo 2.0. Lukcvlcw Middle remained u n c h a n g e d ut 2 .0 w h i l e Grccnwrxxl Likes dropped .4 |Milnlslo3.l. District officials are generally pleased with Ihc results of the lest. " O f cou rse th ey ure not perfect.” Dr. Marlon Dailey, ex­ ecutive director of Inalrucllonul services, said. "Bui Ihry Indicate whal we need to tx* doing to Improve the writing skills of students In Seminole County." Winger pointed out the results were un Indication of how the students stand In their efforts to write better and use higher level thinking skills. They help the sta ff direct their r ffo r ls In teaching skills to the students thut would heller serve them In those areas. "W e don't like to really com­ pare schools," he said. "Overall. I guess the district Is doing as well. If not better than other districts." The lest will he given to lourth. eighth und tenth graders again next spring Restrooms , Continued from Page 1A attempted to uw the restrooms while shopping In G rr /one. hul a female clerk fold her she could not When she u'tenipted to use the fa cility In desperation. Liwery said a mule employee grubbed her arm and twisted It w h ile p u l l i n g h r r a w a y . Hongsun. present at the inci­ dent. confirms site told Liw ery she could not use the rrstrnom. tail dentes a male clerk luuchrd the woman. Lowery said she left embar­ rassed and In tears, and after using the restroom at the nearby W inn-Dixie store, she called (xillce lo complain of the urmtwisting. When a policeman arrived.jjawery said he spoke with the Munaeiiiployrea ajid refused tlT * fIs ffT n to h ef com pluln i. Lowery was Issued a (res|>asslng warning which Ufroatencd her with urrest If site entered the store again. Liw ery filed a complaint last week against the policeman, Ronald Sutullunle. Chief Ralph Russell suld tlx- mutter Is still under Investigation und declined to comment. Lowery filed a c o m p la in t ug ul n a t s to re employees Wednesday. Thr Incident led to a two-day protest by the store last week by several local hluek residents The protestors asserted the in­ cident was un example of Korean p r e ju d ic e n g u ln st b la c k s . Dolscnhc und Bnngsun are of Korean heritage. Both said the action was based on property protection, not raclul prejudice. Fullure to provide for public restrooms In buildings open to the public Is a violation of a city plumbing ordinance and stute health code. Sanford Building Official Gury Winn said each unit o f the scvcn-ycur-old Sun- B A U E R ,ROBERTA R oberta Jean n e N lchoson Bauer. 72. Wlndmeadows Lute. Altamonte Springs, died Sun­ day. May 20. at her residence. Mrs. Bauer was u retired regis­ tered nurse for Florida Hospital Orlando. Born Junuary 21, 1922, In Indiana, she was an Army veteran o f World War II. Survivors Include sons, Terry O. Nlchoson, Orlando. Danny S. Nlchoson. Fort Pierce: brothers. Robert Griswold Jr.. Hanover. Ind.. Grnhatn Griswold, Atlanta. Bald w in -F airch ild Funeral Home, Orlando, In charge of arrangements. CHRIST. CLINTON OEORQE Clinton Ocorgc Christ, 77. Trotwoo.1 Boulevard, W inter Springs died Thursday. June 2. at Wlntrr Park Memorial Hospi­ tal. Born November 22, 1010. In Bronx. N.Y.. he moved to Central Florida In 1978. Mr. Christ was ■ loin Us iMiitMTaiae ■Mbmanuaia into i A M E R IC A N <fC A N C E R f SO C IETY' Coil toM-freel-MO-ACS-iMS^ 9A ford Tnwne Square shopping center where Gee Zone Is located was bulll with restnxims. The city code, adopted Irnm the state Standard Plumbing Code, stairs "Every building and each subdivision thereof In ­ tended for public use shull I kprovided wilh facilities .directly accessible to the public." Winn said Hie only exception would lx- a shopping center or office building with central restnaans On reviewing the I9H(1 construction pluns. Winn mild Sanford Townc Square was built without central restrooms. Winn said enforcem ent o f public access to restrooms Is a function of the Flnrldu Depart­ m e n t ui of H h1 Uii und Reit cu v hilkV-1 u l\ c* b u b l l l tla u livft l l v r 8cfl$h-fS,> " ‘ which o p r r a ife t s m a lF F T t f r t u lr s ary Facilities for Build"Sanitary Ings." with origins In 1975. The rule was bused In part on u 1074 stute luw which drclurrd rest­ rooms In public buildings must lx- free to employees und the public. The current rule stutrs "Every pluce. building or establishment which serves the public shull tie provided with adequate sanitary f a c i l i t i e s fo r p u t r o n s o r guests...und the putrons und guests shull tx- ullowrd to use the sanitary facilities while the establishments ure open to the public." Leslie Harris, policy coordlnutor with the HRS Environmental Health Office In Tallahassee, said the rule calls for a $250 fine for violations, lint such actions ure rarely tuken. Harris mild HRS relies on complaints lo leurn of violations. If the complaint Is valid, owners ure typically given un adequate time to correct the violation. If not. then fines are pursued, lie said. a d c m o llt lo n / c o n s t r u c llo n operating engineer. He was a member of VFW and u volunteer fireman. He was an Army veteran of World Wur II. Survivors Include wife. Mona K.. Winter Park: sons. Clinton H.. Winter Springs. Thomas E. MucMurray. New York: daugh­ ters. Lesley A. MacMurrny. Co­ conut Creek. Joan R. Dolan. Inverness. Betty Ann Burry. C o m m u c k . N . Y ., V a l e r i c B c k c m c y e r . In v e r n e s s : 15 g r a n d c h ild r e n : 12 g r e a t ­ grandchildren. B uldw ln -Fu lrchlld Funeral Home. Goldcnrod/WIntcr Park Chapel. In charge of arrange­ ments. QENOVA, MARY Mary Genovu. 90. West 20th Street. Sanford, died Thursday. June 2. In Irving. Texas. Born January 20. 1898. In Sicily, Italy, she was a homemaker. Mrs. Genovu was u Catholic. Survivors Include two grandau gh ters and three g rea t­ grandchildren. Brlsson Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge of arrangements. ------- ■ __ . _ _ F ...... M O S E S . M llh o o l M e m o ria l to rv lc o * w ill bo hold S olurd oy. J u n * I t , 10 a .m . o l A ll Soul* C ath o lic C hurch. Sonlord. lo r M lc h o tl M o to r w ho p o u o d o w ay M a y I , I N I In B o tto n , M o a t A ll » rl*n d * a r# w o lc o tn * lo atton d. Continued from Page 1A engineer?" we asked. Ills reply: "Since lluzcl Is- still leaching school the least I can do Is keep Ihc house tidy and cook supper for us. Thcrnn. there ought to lie a "w e ek " for fellows like you. And, If they did you'd win It hands down. Here's a gold slur! Remember the story about John Sulsbury. my stcpfulhcr. and the fish named Oscar? F o u n d ou t Ural th e trass S u ls b u ry (ru in e d w as not supplied by a neighboring sailor us we reported, lie was caught by Ids stepbrother, John Liu ls Sulsbury. By Ihc way. Ihc- nexl time you see an Erkcrd's photo departm ent com m ercial pay close atlenllon because thr fellow ul the counter Identified us a space coast photographer Is John Liuls Sulsbury. He gels great shots of missiles nnd shut­ tles leaving Cape Canaveral hut he's not anywlxrrr around thr ramrras that tukr them. He set 'em up In the zones drslgnulrd hy NASA and then retreats to safely, Illseam rnis urr activated hy llie- noise of the projectiles taking off. And Ihey say there's nothing new! Regarding (he column alxiut the sen sation al com c-from b e h in d S H S v i c t o r y o v e r Seabreeze High o f Daytona In 1948, we told you ubout John Keeling and Richard "Catfish" Bass. Keeling scored the TD thut tied the game nnd Bass booted the extra (xilnt. There was one th in g about the point-after kicking Bass did which we forgot to tell you. On Ills extra point uttempts notxxly held Hie ball for him. He drop-kicked thr hall thrpugh thr uprights, the old fashioned way. Oh. yes. the firm Catfish und tils fa m ily (ip e r a t r out o f Daytona Is known us BassSwaggerty, another old L ik e Monroe furnlly. They supply "grits und grrxcrles" to major hotels und rrsiuurunls In East Volusia County and we un­ derstand some In the Orlando attractions nrra. Finally, attending the Class of 1049 reunion wllh Keeling. Bass und many oilier grads was an Murder Continued from Page 1A Ixxly Is found. Prosecutors rlulm their ease will show Meyers slit Engel.*' throat during u rape attempt, then watched her die Some of the slute's chief witnesses are p rison Inm utrs w ho elu lm Meyers drserllxtl the killing to them. loving home and did not have problems other than those most teens face that might huve caused her lo runuwny. A fter leavin g Pem berton 's house. Brown suld she and Engels rejoined Meyers and re­ turned to the store where Meyers purrhused two slx-|iarks of beer Meyers told the girls he was 19 but the store clerk thought he was older, adding that If neces­ sary. he had a fake ID. At the lime. Meyrrs wits almost 27 Alter drinking lx-cr at Meyers' home, thr two girls went lo Brown's home helore her mother awoke and left lor work. Brown, who sometimes accompanied her mother to work, claimed she did not feel well and wanted to slay home tint did not ask It her friend could s|x*nd the night. Fearful that Brown's mother would Ik- angry she was there. Engels ellmlx-d out the bednxim window and walled with Meyers until she left for work. Defense attorney Ed Leinster told the jury In Ills o|x-nlng statement the disappearance ol Engels quickly changed from a missing |>ersou case to a murder Investigation b rlrd hy rumors and massive media eoverage Meyers became the Iim-us of the Investigation hrcuuse, I.einsicr asserted. L ike Mary Police of fleer Tom Taggrrt claimed the suspect had eyes similar lo other criminals lie had known. Agencies that truck missing children set up a command (Mist In an ultempi to Unit the missing girl. One |M»strr circulated staled Engels wum last seen In the The two teenage girls and company ol Meyrrs. Meyers continued to party, re­ Brown steadfastly maintained turning to Brown's house shortly her recollection* alxiut thr night Ix-fore her lather got up (or work Engels disappeared were her Robert Brown U‘ * t | I M ^ k k own; and liud not Item shaped by* iTflaIJs '8he ubsortx-d frbnt • became .lORry wtien Meyers and Kngk-s hiding Insltlf repeated Interviews wllh |x»l|ee Hie closet o f his daught e r s and others over the years. bedroom after I a.in. und threw She described how Engels* them out of Hx- house. Meyers grundluthrr dropped her oil at a run from the house, followed by convenience store near Carriage Engels ns she pul on her shoes. Cove. Brown said she Introduced Engels lo her neighbor. Meyers W h en his d a u g h te r suld who lived with his sister near Engels was her friend who was Brown's lamlly home. going to stay overnight. Brown Another neighbor. Autumn attempted to find her but could Pemberton, then 12. was also not. with the group. Pemberton testified Engels, Th r girls walked to Pem ­ accompanied hy Meyers, came to her window and asked If she berton's home where Engels called her grandparents und could stay there uftcr being told to leave the Brown house. A asked If she could stay overnight 20-year old lifeguard ut the w ith B row n . A lth o u g h her complex. Gary dcMuy, wus also parents were asleep and hud not with Meyers and the girl. She g iv e n p e r m is s io n fo r Ih e refu sed to let E n gels stay s lc c p o v e r. Brown suld she thought her mother would per­ because she thought her mother might object. mit It. The Browns o|x-rulcd a When the girls discovered janitorial service cleaning res­ Engels was missing Hie next taurants and left for work ut day. they asked Meyers where midnight und 2 a.m. they had gone In the curly Leinster asked Brown whether morning hours uftcr leaving Engels was vulgar, whether the Pemberton's. Meyers told them " F " word was part o f her he had borrowed Ills sister's car vocabulary und Iwys and sex and dropped the teen off ut a were part of her world. convenience sum- near her Lik e Brown, who was 13 when Mary home. Engels disappeared, said she Testimony In the case will wusu little lough. resume Monday. "She wouldn't let unyhody run all over her." However. Brown said she did not use marijuana or drink us a Lakcvlcw Middle School student and she didn't recall whether Engels hud exper­ imented wltli the substances or Just tulkcd about those things too. Brown said Engels hnd a P r e a rra n g e m e n t M a k e s S e n se You lighten the burden onn your loved ones by l u l l venn * • • ■ ihelp iv im " o ---------------------— 'w + making nil the decisions nnd arranging the details for your funeral In advance. Our professional nnd curing stnIT will help you arrange eve­ rything nt costs you’ll feel arc appropriate, assuring that your wishes will be met without undue stress to your family. Wc Invite you lo contact us at your convenience for an ap­ pointment. 322-2131 BRISSO N FU N ER A L H O M E 903 LAUREL AVE.. SANFORD A Member of Cnrcy Hand Funeral Home Tradition - Est. 1800 old favorite Sanford son named Zcke Me Null. He was one of Ihc younguns of D.K. McNub who run a credit reporting bureau In Sanford for many years. Zckc's mother was Lucille Echols. Will you lx? surprised lo learn she's In her 90s and Is In u retirement home In Hie Palatka areal Zcke was also one o f Hie hoys on the A m e r ic a n L e g io n J u n io r Baseball program hack In 1948 Hint got baseballs autographed by Babe Ruth when the slugger honored Sanford with a visit In Murch of that yeur. Oh. yes. when Zcke and Floyd Sparkman were cllher freshmen or sophs they went out for football. B clw ceen them they didn't weigh IHO |xiunds. Zeke Is a retired Air Force pilot, lives near Biloxi. Miss., nnd Is u pilot of a private aircraft owned hy a large legal firm in Ihe Dlloxi-Giilfport urru. Says he Is going lo retire again In u couple ycurs and spend Hie rent o f his life playing golf. Remember his little hrolher Bobby. Zeke says Bobby Is employed hy Ihc Washington Pont us u type setter. If you recall. Bobby hud a speech and heurlng Impairment nnd went to thut s p e c ia l s c h o o l In St. Augustine. It's great to know lie's doing fine. In the 200th column. May 8. we listed u whole bunch o f yarns wc still have to spin for you. One we dldn'l Include was u story utxiul the Wight family. For right now . thou gh. Martha Wight called tlx- other day wan­ ting In find out If J.C. Higgins came to Sanford after the West Ninth Street depot wus built or Ix-fore when the trains backed Into downtown Sanford and pus•tengers got ofl at Union Stutlon across the street from Ihe Pleo Hotel. Seems J.C. came in Sanford In 1903 from the IWYO Railroad to tx? thr Atlantic Coast Line supertnlendent here. And. from time to time we rrad where Ihe old S.A.U. Wilkinson home at Fifth and O ak. now a bed and hrrukfust allalr. was originally known as the Higgins House. It was the old Higgins House. It was built by none other then J.C. Higgins (see photo of Hig­ gins family In Monday's Herald. JuncH. 1994). Alxiut that complete set of lluynes t* Italtltt and Celery City I’ rltit^nx C<Ki>i>iiny h loller*. w r were told it fellow named Jim Smith on Park Avenue hud a complete set. Jim Smith docs huve the set but he doesn't live on Park Avenue. He resides at I 15 East Jenkins Circle. And. he's thr same Jim Smith who Is llie present commander ol Anirr lean L-glon Post 53 of Sanford. Each month the company printed a blotter with that month's calendar on It plus wise adages. "Mow'd you gel It?” we Inquired? He told us Ills dad. ■James O. Smith Sr., worked many years for Zeb Ratliff. one of Ihe owners ol Ihe printing firm. When Zch retired he gave the “ album" lo Smith's father. "W hal do you plait lo do wllh It?" I asked. "W hen I'm gone Hie set w ill go lo the Sunlord Museum." Right now museum curator Allcln ('lark doesn't real Ize II hul tills album Ihe local lust It til Ion will someday gel Is absolutely priceless. Ted Allman of Indiana Pa., slcpsnn of Ihls columnist, has a little 17-aere spread on I In­ nut s k ir t s o f th e w e s t e r n Pennsylvania town which lie farms and runs a few cuttle hy day. At night lie's a courier for a system known as the National (tank of Ihe Commonwealth He drives an unmarked ear several hundred miles every night, sometimes carrying un­ told amounts ot currency. Well. Ihey honored him the other day when he completed Ills first 20 years. During that tim e he logged more than 1.850.000 mile* without so much as a minor fender bender. Ted served In the Murlnc Corps. met und married a young lady from the Florida Children’s Home In Jacksonville, raised two sons and three daughters. Ills oldest son J eff Is ctirrcntlv maklng a career In Ihe Marine Corps. If y o u 're like most folks. "W here In Ihe world Is Indiana Pa?" It's a town about like Sanford some 55 or HO miles northeast of Pittsburgh, h wus lx-sl known lor many years as Ihe sltr of a teachers' college The sc I kmiI Is now known as Indiana Stale University amt Its fixiltiall team Ihe past couple years has gone to the finals In Us NCAA category. The llrst person we ever talked lo In Sunlord who knew where Indiana. Pa. was happened to I k the lute Harold Kaslner, one ol S a n fo r d 's p io n e e r p rod u ce brokers and who lor many years operated his business In stalls | 2. 3 and -I. at the Stale Farmers Market — the llrst ol Us kind lo Florida. KlitnUy, th a n k * tor lb«> ttio u response' to' the yarn "nfmui Slenstrom's "daughter." "Mini Zschoclie In Fort latbderrlrde ami her medieval wedding. We've already bilked wllh a lawyer abonl adoption her Inlo the Slcn.nroin family. Volunteer Families Needed lo Host Students From FRANCE August 2 to 23, 1994 Students arc fully insured and have (heir own spending money. Activities arc organized! It's FU N and E D U C A T IO N A L ... Please call (407) 366-3329 jjte r e n ^ We do not charge Interest on pre-need installment payments - most others ilo. !/ We refund 100% of all monies paid, at any time, for any reason - most others do not. !/ We do not charge sales tajc on mer­ chandise - most others do. 0 We are locally owned and operated many are not. B ETTE R. 0 R A M K 0 W JIM SCHUITEMAN G ra m k o w F u n e ra l Hom e Locally Owned and Operated Since 1950 BOO E. Airport Blvd., Sanford, FL 32773 3 2 2 -3 2 1 3 �S A - S a n fo rd H e ra ld . S a n fo rd , F lo rid a - S u n d a y , J u n e S, 1094 School scenes Powderpuff explodes at SHS G raduation events set Graduations at the local high school will hr held at the billowing limes nnd locations: • Seminole High School. June 9. 8 a,in.. Thomas E. Whlgham Stadium • Lake Mury High School. June 9 .8 p.m.. Orlando Arena • Lyman Htgh School, June 9, 8:30 n.m.. Greyhound Stadium • Ovlcdn High School. June 8. 2 p.m.. UCF Arena • Lake Hrantlcy High School. June 9.3 p.m.. Orlando Arena • Lake Howell High School. June 8.8 p in.. UCF Arena Project Graduation events will be: • Seminole High School. June 9. 9 p.m.. Sanford Civic Centcr/Rlvershlp Grand Romance • Lake Mary High School. June 9. 10 p.m.. Mystery Fun House • Lyman High School, June 9. 9 p.m.. Jewish Community Center • Oviedo Htgh School, June 8 .9 p.m.. The Club • Luke Brantley High School. June 9 ,9 p.m.. Wwt N‘ Wild • Lake Howell High School, June 8, 8 p.m.. Jewish Community Center The tension has been mount­ ing all year. Glasses lighting to win the spirit war. The true test has fluidly hap­ pened. l’owdcrpulT...tsover. Meetings for nil who were Interested were held Iwo weeks ngn and prospective players were given permission slips lo be able to participate. ® . twist is.... the girls are the players nnd the guys are the lovely (hn-hn) cheerleaders. As practices began the girls su rvived long afternoons of running, playing scrim m age games, and practicing with the ball. Student conches lend the dally routines nnd taught the Indies a crash course tn the game of football. Pnwderptdr Is the annual gnmr held every year between lhe Juniors and the seniors. Played as a Dag football game this Is n popular event because it has a new twist to the conventional pndH-ntul'helmet gam e. . Th e Locations of the practices were (supposed to be) secret and so were the times to avoid the opposing team getting their enemies plays. And then the day earner The first quarter staled off _nL ... _____ ____ ii.a. o f At of the IIlIrcJ UUl llilrcl quarter At (he ntiirt oMhc with ___ seniors In |xi*.sesslorr I heilif* ntnrt ball. Not able lo earn enough! for the ncnlnrn' trird every play Oral down the Juniors took con- possible lull Just couldn't break through the Junior** defensive trol. No points scored In the first line. Guinn f ° r <l'r Impending purl, the second quarter began and the seniors scored with a graduates' throat* wn* the un­ derclassmens' goal and they touchdown by Sheila Gllllns. strived Inward It. Juniors Intercepting the seniors' (I ran prove llmf with the try for an extra point, halftime was marked at a score of ft to ft. nr raid ) I rerlevedon my neck.) U n ab le In turn o v e r the Juniors' favor. lopsided si-ore (he seniors ae cepled defeat grncrfnlly anil the W h ile th e p la y e r s w e r e pumped up In the lockrrroom* Juniors' rrlrhrated their victory (by two points). the crowd was rnlrrtalned by At least the seniors' run go Inc senior ehcerlendcrs It hr away knowing that the game Juniors didn't have nny. whnt was not rigged and at least they sptrltll and the grudge match weren't menu— Jaime Dlllman begun oner more. Top readers honored at G oldsboro dinner • R a n h elle Maker dergar teal 143 tHxik* • Seminole Community Col­ lege D o n n a du M e t . M a r c ia Maukonen and Robbln Thrush, r e c e n tly w ere aw arded the 1993-94 SCC English scholar­ ship for their outstanding writ­ ing ability. They will each re­ ceive 10 free credit hours at SCC | for a savingsut *SGH eurli. C o n g r a tu la tio n s C la s s oS 1 9 9 4 W e Wisti You The Best From the Sanford Herald staff • Lake Mary High Seluxil Lit.M ils captured the stale champlonshlp In Its division ai the statewide Florida Junior Engineering nnd Technical Soci­ ety (JETS) competition and took ninth place In Its division at the nutlona! contest In which they competed against lire top 32 teams 111 the nation. The leant consisted of Donald Chn. Evan Furkush. N athan llo llu d a y . D avid Orr. Katherine Shift. Adrian Slsscr,’ John Sweeney nnd Christopher Walklns. The team was sponsored by tencher David SehlfTcr. □ Erika Frakes, a senior at Lake Mary High Schoolhus won a $500 scholarship from the G reater Sanford Chamber of Commerce and a $500 scholar­ ship from the Orlando Amateur Athletic Association. Frakcs. the dnughtcr o f Owen and Cynthia Frakcs o f Longwood. will attend the University of Florida. • Away at college □ F u rm a n U n iv e r s ity . Greenville. SC. The following locals graduated front Furrtiun recently: Dorothy A Hclnter. daughter of Martin N. and Anne H e ln z r r o f C a s s e lb e r r y , n mathematics major who gradu­ ated magmt cum laude: Patrick J. Sehurrtuarm, sou of Michael and Karen Sc Inter mono ol Cas­ selberry. u biology major. □ U n iv e r s it y o f N o rth Carollnn-G reensiioro. Jill E. Walters of Lorigwood has been npiwliitcd as n general manager o f W U A G -F M . th e stu d en t operated radio station at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro for rhe 1994-93 aca­ demic year. □Dates College, Lewiston. ME. Patrick 8. Andrews formerly of talk* Murv. live ton of Ohsrlea l and C onstance A n d rew s of Lorigwood. tins hern named Jo (lie dean's lint at Hates. To qualify for (he Deun's List, a student must maintain u belter Ian B average for Ihc semester for a minimum quality |>olnt ratio o f 3.2 □ V a n d e r b ilt U n iv e r s it y . Nashville. The following stu­ dents were named for academic honors at Vundcrbllt for the spring semester: Stephen Rich­ ard Caldwell, scat of Mr. A Mrs. James Caldwell Jr. of Longw ood , d ean s lis t ; John Christopher Halle, son of Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd J. Halle Jr. of Longwood. dean's list: Stacy Nicole Hand, daughter of Mr. A Mrs. David C. (land of Oviedo, high honors: and Neva Christine Meek, daughter of Drs. William and Neva Meek of Altamonte Springs, deun's list. □U nion College. Barbourvllle, Ky. Jcnnl Louise Meriwether of Sanford, graduated from Union C o lleg e w ith a bach elor of science degree. She earned that degree cum laude. SANFORD - The sudents at G old sb o ro E lem en tary School who have read more than 100 txxiks tills school year were honored last week at the flltli annual l(X) ♦ Ikxik Club Rumpiet at the Sanford Civic Center. T lir e n t i r e s c h o o l |iartlclapatrs In the Golden Eagle ikxik Club all year by reading txxiks Independently. Each grade level sets up erllerln appropriate for that age group. T h e e n tire school read 23.489 txxiks tills year The High Flyers at curb grade level who read the nmst books were: (K in - • M atth ew F e n o ff (first grade) 2 1 1 txxiks • K e v in M ile s (s e c o n d grade) 343 bonk** • Roderick Lawson ithlrd grade) 323 books • Sally Perry (fourth grade) 73 txxiks • R o sem ary C nm m laado (filth grade) 143 txxiks • Juhten Williams (ESK) K e v in M ile s e a r n e d n savings I*oik I and a trophy (or having rrad the most books of nny student in the school All I he students who were honored at the baruprel got a b o o k m a rk , a book from Scholastic Ixxik and a trophy. Htitld Prwlo by Apfjl Kcnliton The top roadors (l-r. (ronl)K Miles, R. Bakor and R Canonlzado, (l-r, back)S. Perry, R. Lawson and J Williams Let us know The Sunfortl llcrnlil wauls lo know what Is luip|X'nliig at your school. If you have an event coming up nl your seluxil, or If you want to tell us uboul some of (tie great things the students at your school are doing. Or. If there Is u teacher, staff member or. even an administrator who has been honored or is doing something unique In the classroom let us tell our readers uboul It. Send us the Information, neatly written or typed by Thursday ut noon. Send the Information to the Sanford Herald, 300 N. French Ave.. Hanford. 32771 nr fax II to ns at 407-323-9408. Seen at school Seminole County School Board Earning his wings Monday, JuneO, 1994 Managers Choice or C h efs Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fal Milk Tuesday, Juna 7,1994 Managers Choice or C h efs Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk Wednesday, June 8,1994 Managers Choice or C hefs Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk Thursday, June 9,1994 Managers Choice or Chef's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk Friday, June 10,1994 Managera Choice or C h ef a Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk NOTE: Throughout the month of June, the cafeteria managera will be creating their own menus for those attending school on the year round calendar. The menu will vary from school lo school during this period. Nathan Ruhal Is Iho first sludont at Liberty Christian School In Sanford lo take pre-calculus. He did excep­ tionally well In the class, earning a grado of 91.7 from teacher Jay Williams. Ruhel roquosled permission to tackle Iho class that had nol pre­ viously been offered In pre­ paration for an Air Force career. Recently, principal OonnlB Dennis Thomas and Williams congratulated Ruhel for his work and wished him woll for the future during the school's Awards Night. Htrtkl Photo byApryI Konltlon �m' S anlord H erald, Sanlord. Florida - Sunday, Juno 5, 1994 • 7A Health/Fitness HRS reports critical need IN B R IE F Foster, adoptive fam ilies needed for abused, neglected children C ancer Survivors Day celebrated I he American Cancer Srrclcly will participate In the National Cancer Survivors Day on Sunday. June 5. from noon to 3 p.m. at Hie TupiMTwnrc Convention Center. Orlando. I his Celebration of Life" Is free and will offer food, frames, and activities for adults and ehlldrcn. musldnl entertainment, costumed characters, clowns, face painting and prises. Heartsaver CPR available at C FR H SANFORD — Central Klorlrla Regional Hospital, In eoo|>rra­ tion with C i’R for Citizens, Is offering Heartsaver CPU classes. The nexl scheduled class Is on Monday, June 0, from 6-10 p.m, In I he hospital's classroom. The Heartsaver class (caches the participant nne-person rescue and first aid for choking victims. In addition. It provides Information on prevention o f heurt disease and how to recognize and care for a heart uttuek victim. Participants who |iass the course will receive Heartsaver CPR cards from the American Heart Association, The cost for the class Is SIS per person. $14 for seniors, and registration Is requested. For more Information nnd to register for the class call CPR for Citizens, 670-4CPR. H ospice needs volunteers bach year at this lime, a large |>ereenlnge o f Hospice of Central Florida's 600 active volunteers leave the Orlando area for northern destination!!, where they spend the summer months, this annual migration creates an urgent need for volunteers In every area of service: home care, nursing homes, Martin Andersen llosplre House, Thrift ft Gift Shops, office work. Children's Team and truns|>ortatlon. About 00 |>erccnt of Hospice of Central Florida's volunteers arc retirees; the remaining 40 percent are working people or full-time parents. During the summer, volunteers who remain to Florida often double or triple their rommltment to ensure that volunteer servlres are provided at a stcudy rate. You must In* at least 1H years nfagr to volunteer. Hospice of Central Florida will hold lis next series of volunteer training workshop from !) a.rn. to 5 p.m. on July 18 amt 22 at Its Maitland oftlre. 2,'MXJ Maitland Center Pkwy.. Suite 300. T o register for the session, call Rosie Wilder at 875-0028, ext. 470 A fee of $15 covers the cost of a light meal at the training sessions and the training manual. Advance registration Is necessary. AARP offers ‘55 Drive A live’ LAKE MARY — The Lake Mary AARP will s|Kmsor a "55 Drive A live" course ill the Old Lake Mary- City Hall. 158 N, Country Club R „ on Wednesday and Thutsdny, June 15, 10. from 0:30 a in. to I 30 p.m. The course Is four hours per day. at a cost of $8 For reservations, rail 324-3000. A penny goes a long way JCPenncy has teamed up with Anfernec H a r d a w a y s "Pennies for Penny's Pals” campaign to bring a great day of baseball to more than 500 children and families facing special challenges In life. On Sunday, June 12. at 2 p.m., Penny's Pals will Join thousands o f JCPenncy employees as the Orlando Cubs play the Jacksonville Suns at Tinker Field. The four charities brnrfltilng from Penny's Pals Include the Hospice of Central Florida Children's Program. East Orange Community ACTION, the Coalition for the Homeless, and the Missing Children Center. Cubs funs run Join in the fun by bringing thetr pennies to the game and donating litem to Penny's Pals. JCPenncy will display an enormous Penny Hank ai ibr game. For more Information, cull Ciney Andrews at 875-0028. ext 407. Two hours of exercise lowers health risks By A a a o a la U d P rs s s ____________ HOSTON — Just a couple hours of workout each week are enough to significantly lower men's risk of heurt attacks, a study concludes. Many studies have shown the merits of keeping active. Still in doubt, though. Is Jusl how strenuously people need to push themselves to benefit. Th e Department o f Health 'and Rehubllltutlvc Serlvrs reports that there Is a critical need for uddlllonu! foster homes for children In Orange. Seminole, Osceola and Hrevard counties. According to Myrlum Santiago. Foster Home Recruiter for HRS. the number of children In rosier care continues to rise white the number of available homes are diminishing. Foster families volunteer thrlr homes to provide temporary rare to children who Saullago. “ Often we have three or more brothers nnd sisters that we want to place In the same home. It’s lough to find a family that can adopt that many children at once." Santiago adds dial medical assistance and financial subsidies are often nvnllublc to families who adopt special needs children. Persons Interested In mare Information about foster rare or adoption may ronluct Myrlum Suntlgo. HRS Faster I ionic liem iller, at 423-62611. Overtraining can harm elite and ordinary athletes ■ y IR A D R I Y F U t S Associated Press Wrltor WASHINGTON - You don't have to work out like an all-star to get a first-class overtraining Injury. Even ordinary at hides can dolt. The condition Is a devil's reward for trying too hard to be good. So Its prime victims are people who urr highly motivated — those with the drive nnd seir-diselpllnr needed to work tix) hard, according to a report In a medical Journal. The Physician and Sportsmcdiclnc. "Most nlhleles. regardless of skill Irvel. possess an Inherent drive to continually improve." the article said. "Ambtlton often overrides good Judgment." Overtraining syndrome is a vague diagnosis, noted the re­ p o rt by Ur C . Daniel Hendrickson and physiologist Tony J Verdr, Istih of The Graduate Hospital Human Per­ formance and Sports Medicine Center In Wayne. Pa. It's caused by not allowing enough time b etw een train in g bouts for muscles to recover from the strain of exercise. A m o n g the c o m m o n symptoms are continual fullguc. muscle soreness mid minor lu­ tecium*. along with diminished performance, lusomnlu nnd a higher resting pulse rale. Hut these symptoms also can have other causes, such as anemia. Infection, depression, lack o f sleep, excess stress, poor nutrition nnd excess alcohol use. the study said A doctor must be able to tease the various causes out. To do It. ROBERT L. SM ITH, M .D . hr muxl look at I he patient's llfr s iy lr . Inclu din g ex ercise habits. Hendrickson and Verde said. Doctors must keep In mind that less-active exercisers can overtrain with less work than It w ould take for m ore-active exercisers, the researchers said. This Is panly because a nonelite nttilrtr may not realize that other physical activity in his life will add in the strain he Is placing on his muscles, (he sliuly said. Elite athletes are carefully monitored and spend much of their time on their sport, leaving relatively little tor other actions The patients also intisl realize their problem. " W h e n tre a tin g e v e ry d a y a ctive people who p crerlvc iruining as something only elite athletes do, It Is often difficult to convince them of a diagnosis n| overtraining syn d rom e." the study said. T o d e te rm in e a p e rs o n 's overtraining potential, doctors must look carefully at what the [icrson does for exercise, the report said. One area to eheek Is whether the person recently addrd to his or tier exercise load. It said. T h e s im p le w a y o u t o t overtraining Is to cut buck on exercise. Hut getting mi athlete t o d o t h i s is n o t e a s y , Hendrickson and Verde note. M t n ld Photo by K o llo , M ilcholl A knot in tim e The Goldsboro Senior Services Site at the West Sanlord Boys & Girls Club. 019 Persimmon Avo„ Sanlord, provides nutrition and health programs, W a lloon s education, and a delicious meal each Tuesday tor aanlora In lha area. Mary Whitehurst, ol Qsnlorii, tie* Intricate macramo knols lo make decorative wallhanglngs as part ol an Arts and Crabs Show the seniors hold recently at the center, CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1994 GRADUATES is pleased to announce the relocation o f his office f o r the practice o f Gynecology o n o z Robert L. Smith, M.D.P.A. 661 E. A lta m o n te D r „ Suite 318 A lta m o n te S p rin g s, FL 32701 S m Phone: 4 0 7 -2 6 0 -1 0 5 5 for Appointments Located in the Medical Plaza Next to Florida Hospital Altamonte_____ ^ L j o u z d The cap and gown. The diploma. The hugs and handshakes. Tears and laughter. It is a time for dreams. Now the future begins. Honor your graduate with a message on our Graduates' Greeting page, in the classified section of the Sanford Herald on June 8th and the Herald Advertiser on June 9th. Your message will be a tribute to make your graduates' proud moment something lo cherish for a lifetime! D E A D L I N E S : • P h o t o G re e tin g s, M o n d a y , J u n e 6th at 3 P . M . • L in e G ree tin g s, Tuesday, J u n e 7tli, 12 N o o n The latest work, conducted In Finland, concludes thut for men, the risk o f heart attuek Is decreased by two hours a week of "conditioning physical activi­ ty." They defined this us such Intensive exercise us Jogging, w a lk in g , sk iin g , b ic y c lin g , swimming and gymnastics. In the s tu d y , nt le a s t, m ore leisurely activities, such us gardening, fishing, hunting and picking berries, did not seem to have n measurable protective effect. "Men who engaged In more than two hours of conditioning physical activity n week hud a risk 60 percent tower than that of the least active men," the researchers wrote. The study was conducted by Dr. Tlm o A. Lakka and col­ leagues from the University of K u op io In Finland. It wus published In Thursday's New England Jouruul of Medicine. The work was based on 1,453 uutwurdiy healthy mlddlc-uged men who were Interviewed In the late 1080s. During five years of follow up. 42 o f the men suffered heart nt tacks. The researchers divided the men Into three groups, depend­ ing on whether they engaged In relatively high, moderate or low cvela of lelsurc-tlmc activity. Those In the lop one-third vernged 2.2 hours o f brisk hyslclnl activity a week. have been placed In HRS cuslody because of ubuse, neglect or abandonment. HRS provides preparation classes for foster parents and conducts a thorough home study on all applicants. Foster parents are not paid a salary for their services, though HRS will reimburse them for Ihclr costs for providing care. I IRS Is also seeking adoptive homes for children with special needs. "Our biggest need Is adoptive homes for black children and sibling groups," said ♦EXA M PLE: 4" PHOTO GREETING $25.00 Dr. Chlda is Board Certified in Cardiovascular Diseases and In Internal Medicine. He completed his residency at Mt. Sinai Medical Center in Cleveland, Ohio, and his Fellowship In Cardiology at the Melrohealth Medical Center, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio. Following Ills Fellowship, he served as an Assistant Professor at the University o f Iowa College of Medicine. Dr. Chlda obtained his Initial medical training In England and Is a member o f the Royal College of Physicians. “ ■ (407) s s321*1415 s g s ri - aH071MMJI5 tg a j CALL EARLY TO RESERVE YOUR SPACE! (Payment in advance required) |AMESDAVIS GriJuit«199) Semlnolt High School Ai youwalk uplotctfpl your diplomi know, llul with It, Ihcfuture b inyourhim!) Corjfilulihoru1 KIMSMITH TAMS' DtirKim, Tothe ’Third ♦EX A M PLE: 3 Lines Minimum $5.00 Each Additional line - 50c Add $ 2 .0 0 for Diploma Arl Musbletr1, GoodlucL1 Your buds, Jill kTimmy ^ 3 (Payment in advance required) ♦ Artwork of Graduate* holding banner us shown in examples nol included in ticlual greeting ads. SanlordHerald 322-2611 �t •A - Sanford H arald, S anford, Florida - S unday, Juna 5, 1094 Forget Virginia’s genteel tradition North w ins S enate nom ination — race a free-for-all Knox can return to school JACKSON. Mlsa. — A high school principal mnqH-ndrd for allowing slmlcnls lo rend prayers over an Intercom can return lo work (lending an uppeal, the state Supreme Court ruled Friday. The Jackson School Board suspended Bishop Knox without pay Dec. 15 for the remainder of the 1093-04 school year. A Minds County Judge ruled In April that Knox had been wrongly disciplined and should be reinstated with bark |>ny. Hut the board updated the ruling to the stair Supreme Court, which said Friday that Knox can return to work while It reviews the case. Perry Sanstng. who represents the school board, said the district was satisfied with the Supreme Court's ruling. He said the concern had been to keep Knox ofr the campus until the school year wus completed. Knox's lawyer. Nate Kellum. sold the principal plans to return Monday. School Is out. but teachers and administrators remain on duty through June. Restore C o n t in u e d f r o m P a g e 1A hand I lorsce us having the Job done." said Howe. "Hut the building needs help now." A local entrepeneur and com ­ munity organizations have al­ ready agreed to donate the labor for painting the building, but d o n a t io n s ure n e e d e d fo r supplies. "W e need brushes, use o f scaffolding, and other supplies," sold Howe. "B u t most lmIMirtantly, paint, pulnt nnd more paint." " W e ure ulso look ing for private, business and civic orga­ nizations to donate money for the restoration of the windows." he said. Howe said the single-hung wood windows with the pulleys and weights on both sides of the frame will cost $500 a piece to restore. "If we can accomplish these p r o je c t s a n d c le a n th e landscaping this sum m er It would be a tremendous step toward Its completion." When the building Is com­ plete. It will become a museum w i t h l o c a l a r 11 f uc t s o f Georgetown's history, a refer­ ence library for students, and a neighborhood community cen­ ter. "Our goal Is to leuse portions of the building to non-profit organizations to offset the main­ tenance expenses o f the build­ ing." said Howe. "Every cent will be pul back Into the com­ munity for their use." The CIA Is asking for letters of support from the community for the restoration of the Hopper Acudetny to be sent In with the grant application. Letters of support may l>e sent to "Hopper Academy Itestorutlon" 612 E. Ulh Si . Sanford. FL 32771 Anyone Interested In offering their assistance In the comple­ tion of Hopper Academy may contact Allermese Itentley at 322-7875. Legal N o tice N O T IC K O F r u s t i c H I A S IN O C IT Y O F L O N O W O O O . F L O R ID A N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y O IV E N B Y T H E C IT Y O F 1 0 N 0 W O O O . F L O R ID A . (S a l the C ity t M W U H S n « l i i h e w a P ubis* fo llow ing p f t i - r r t r lo cated on 1^* f4orlh U d e * l > U I« H oad 414. 4 i> p r o .lm e t4 ly ‘ kbo I n I from G ra n l S ir * * ! Longwood. Flor Ido. In 4 C 1 to n in g d is tric t and m o re p a r tic u la r ly d escribed as follows F ro m IS* N o rth ea st c o rn e r o l LOl • W F T H E H IN G T O N H E IG H T S A D D IT IO N TO L O N G W O O O . F L O R ID A , oc cording lo IS * p u l th ere o f as rtc o rd o d In P lo t Book I ) . P og« 74. o f is o P u b lic R o c o rd i of io m ln o lo C ounty. F lo rid a , ru n along I ho N o rth lin o o l B lock I . P L A N O F W I L O M E R I . oc cording to tho p lo t Ihoroo f a i rocordod In P la l Book I , Pago I I I . P u b lic R ecords of Sem inole C ounty. F lo rid a a lio baing tho South R ig h t of W a y lino o l B ay A v o n u o S • • • ! Y 0 5 " E . 707 41 to ol. Ihonco ru n S 0O *0t’0 1 " W ., 110 4 * fo o t, Ih o n c o r u n S O tU lO J E . 40 00 loot. Ihonco ru n S 00*04 O l 'W .. 170 00 fool for o P o in t of B o g lnnlngj Ihonco con tinue S 0 0 *O rO ]" W ., IS ] SO fool lo tho N o rth e rly R ig h t of W a y lino o f S tate R o ad 414, Ihonco ru n W o tto rly along la id N o rth R ig h t o l W a y lino o l S tale R oad 414 an d a c u rv e concave S outhw esterly h a v in g a r a d lu i of l? 4 t 14 loot, o co n tro l an g le of 01*1 I ’ l l " , A cho rd b e a rin g o l N O T ' I M r W , fo r a n a rc d lila n c o of t o o * foot lo tho Southeast cornor o l a D O .T . w a te r re le n H o n a r t * ; Ih o n c o r u n N . CO *0*O J"E . along the E as t lino of said D O T re te n tio n a ra a ISO 44 lo o t , Ih o n c o r u n S 4 * *lS 0 S “ E . 40 00 foot to the P oint o l B eginning. A M D A L S O T h a t p a rt o l B lock I . P L A N O F W IL D M E R E . re corded In P la t Bock I, Pago I I I , o l tho P u b lic R ecords o l Sem i nolo C ounty, F lo rid a being m o re p o r lic u la r y d e s c rib e d as fo llo w s : C o m m e n c e a l th e N o r lh t a s l c o r n o r o f L o t l . W E T t t E R IN O T O N H E IG H T S A D D . lo L O N G W O O D . F L O R ­ ID A . re co rd ed In P la t Booh 12, P ag o 74 o l tho P u b lic R ecords ot S o m in o lo C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , Ihonco S » t*IS 0S" E . 707 42 tool along tho N o rth lino o l sold RICHMOND - Charles Whit­ tington was among thousands of conservatives who helped Oliver North win Virginia's Republican Senate nomination Saturday, setting the stage for one o f the most unpredictable campaigns this fall. Yet Whittington look lime first lo help nnothcr can­ didate. L. Douglas Wilder, by signing petitions the form er Democratic governor needs to get on the ballot ns an Indepen­ dent — and oppose North, "I don't cure for the man,” Whittington suld. "But I want lo split the Democrats." And so It goes In this year’s most confounding Senate race, und perhups fittingly so. This Is. after all. trie cherished home of Thom as Jefferson, who two centuries ago suggested "a little relrelllon now anil then Is a good tiling, nnd as necessary In the pointful world as storms In the physical." By that standard, the race for the seat held by Democrat Charles S. Robb would do Jef­ ferson proud. Five months before Election Day, It already has lorn both parties asunder. And North's victory Saturday virtually guar­ anteed an unprecedented race featuring four mulor candidates — three o f them of national note, or notoriety. "Bring on the liberal elite. Clinton. Congress. Kopfa-I und above all. Chuck." North told roughly 13.000 delegates lo a convention hruvlly influenced by evangelical Christians. "W e want our government back." N orth 's adm itted lyin g to Congress ubout his Iran-Cont.a dealings may have made him a pariah to Democrats, and some Republicans, hut lie has turned Ills fame Into a inultlmllllondollar fund-raising operation Legal N otices B lock I . P L A N o f W IL D M E R E . sold N o rm lino also b ein g tho South R ig h t of W a y lino o l B ay A ve n u e, thence S 0 0 *0 *0 1 W . I X 40 fo o t. Ihonco S tr iS 'B S " E . 40 00 foot, thence S 00 *0* 01 W . 170 40 lo o t, Ih o n c o S 4 * * t» «S E . 4 1 1 loot fo r a P o in t o f B ogin n tn g i th e n c e I 00*00-40" W . t i t 40 1toot to o point on tho N o rth e rly R ig h t of W a y o l S U N Rood N o S 414 sold point lies on o C urve concave Southerly hev ing a ro d lu s o t l.* 4 * lo loot, thence fro m o Tongonl B ea rin g Of N 10*04 I r w . ru n E o tlo r ly 40 12 foot along tho a r c ot sold c u rv e through a C o n tro l Anglo of 11*10-44'-. Ihonco lea v in g said N o rth e rly R ig h t o l W a y fro m o Tongonl B e a rin g u l S I4*S1'27" E . ru n N 00*04 2 1 ' E . ISSS4 toot. Ihonco N 4 **IS 0 J " W . 40 00 foot to tho P o in t o t B eginning (M o r e g e n e ra lly d es crib ed os being k x e te d on the N o rth side Of S ta ff R ood 414. o p p ro clm o io ly 400 fool ea st ot G ra n t S tree t) T H IS R E Q U E S T IS F O R A C o n d itio n a l U s e to S e c tio n 107 2 B (121 o l tho C om prohon liv e Zoning Code to a llo w con s tru c tlo n e n d o p e ratio n o l 0 ve h ic le solos end re n ta l lo c a lly T H E P U B L IC H E A R IN O W IL L 0 E H E L O In tho C ity C om m issio n C h am b e rs. I7S W W a rre n A venue. Longwood, F lo rid a on M o n d ay . Juna 20. 1*44 *1 7:00 p m o r as soon l h a ra s tie r as possible A l tha m ooting In te res ted p a rtie s m a y a p p e a r a n d ba h o a rd w ith ro •<>•<1 to tho request. A copy of tha re q u es t Is on Ilia w ith the C ity C la rk and m a y ba Inspected by th a p u b lic. T his h e a rin g m a y ba con tinued fro m tim e to tim e u n til fin a l ac tion is ta ken If anyone decides to ap p eal any decision on this request, they 'I I I n e e d lo e n s u re th a t a v e rb a tim re c o rd of the proceed Ings. w hich Includes th e testl m ony and evidence upon w hich tho app oal Is lo bo be te d is m ado. Tho C ity o l Long w d o ts not p ro vld o this ve rb as tlm record. P a r s o n s w i t h d i s a b i l it i e s needing assistance to p a r tld p ate In an y o l these proceedings should con tact th a A D A Coord! n a to r, a t (407 ) 240 1441, 44 hours In ad v an ce o l tho m o atin g . D A T E T H I J M a y 31. 1444 G E R A L D IN E D Z A M B R t | C IT Y C L E R K C IT Y O F L O N O W O O D , F L O R ID A P u b lish : J u n * S 4. Juno I * . 1444 0ES14 IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O P T H E IIO H T E E N T H J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT . IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A CA4B NO. *4 1440 CA 14-K BANK OF CR8TRAL F L O R ID A , ’ ’ r ' ‘ P im n tirt. W IL L IA M A P O S E Y , his re in a c tiv e u n k n o w n h e irs , do v ls e e s . g r a n te e s , a s s ig n e e s , cred ito rs. Honors end trustees. BERNARD D SOMMERS. T R U S T E E ; M A R IO N B E N T O N M O O R E e n d J U A N IT A M O O R E , his w ile . T H E U N IT E 0 S T A T E S O F A M E R IC A ) E M P I R E O L A S S A S P E C IA L T IE S . IN C . a n d a ll o ther persons or e n lilio * c la im In g b y . t h r o u g h , u n d e r o r o g einsl tho n a m e d D efen d a n ts end a ll o th e r persons In posies slen of subloct re a l p ro p e rly whose n am es o ra u n c e rta in . D efendants N O T IC E O F FO R E C LO S U R E SALE N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N pursuan t to a S u m m a ry F in a l Ju d gm ent a t Foreclosure doted M a y 24. 1444 a n d a n ta ra d In Casa N s 43 14*4 C A 14 K o f t h * C irc u it C ourt o l tho E ig h ta o n th J u d ic ia l C ir c u it . In a n d lo r S o m in o lo C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , w h araln tha B A N K O F C E N T R A L F L O R ID A I t th a P la in tiff an d W IL L IA M A P O S E Y . BERNARD D SOMMERS, T R U S T E E . M A R IO N B E N T O N M O O R E . J U A N IT A M O O R E . T H E U N IT E D S T A T E S O F A M E R IC A , a n d E M P IR E G LA S S A S P E C IA L T IE S . IN C a r a tha D efendants. I w ill salt to tho highest a n d bast bid d er lor cash a l tha Som inolo County Courthouse. W est F ro n t D oor. Sanford. F lo rid a , a t I t 00 A M on Juno 20, 1444. tho fo llow ing d escribed p ro p a rty as sat fo rth In M id F in a l Ju d g m e n t: E X H I B IT " A " T R A C T A. Com m ane a a t the SE c o rn e r o l tho SW W o l Section 34. Tow n ship 20 South. Rango 24 E as t. S a m ln o lt C o u n ty , F lo r id a ; Thanca ru n N o rth 4 4 0 1 loot to a point; Thonco ru n W ast 1453 44 foot to o p o ln ti Thonco ru n N o rth 324.45 fool to tho P o in t of Boginning; Thane# ru n N . 44 dogroos 34’JO” W . 13107 loot lo a point; Thonco ru n N . 00 dogroos 0 4 'l i " E . 202 41 tool lo • p o in t; Ihonco ru n S. 41 dogroos 14-54" E . 174.57 foot lo • point; Thonco ru n 5. 44 dogroos 50'S*" B . 154 0 fo ol to • p o in t; Thanca ru n South 174.43 te a t to th o P o in t o f B oginning (Loss tha F a s t 25 0 le a l lor rig h t o lw a y . I T R A C T B. C om m ence a l th a SE c o rn e r o l tho SW U of Soctlon 24; Tow n ship 20 South, R a n g * 24 E as t, S a m ln o lt C o u n ty , F lo r id a ; Thanca ru n N o rth 440 3 te a t to a p o in t; Thane# ru n W ast 1453 44 •oof <o t p o in t; T h o n c t ru n N o rth 504.47 tool to tho P o in t o l B tg ln n ln g ; T h a n c a c o n tin u e N o rth 150 0 foal to a p o in t; Thanca ru n N . 44 degrees SO M " W . 110.47 to ol lo a point; Thanca ru n S 00 deg rees 0 4 't4 " W . IIS 0 le a l to • p o in t; Thanca ru n S 41 degrees J4'54" E . 174 57 ta e l to a point, Thanca ru n S. 44 dogroos 50-54'- E . 154.0 tool to tho P oint o t B oginning. (L ass tha E a s t 15 loot ta r rig h t o lw a y .) * TRACT C Bogin 131.45' N . - 210 I I ' W o t SE cornor o l S X . T 20 S, R 24 B ; ru n S 77 d t g r a ts 37- W 4 0 tt, N 17 d o g r a tt 54’ W 114' to riv e r, north M S te rly on s h o rt 40" to p o in t N 17 d tg re e t 54' W o f b eg inning. S )7 d f g r w s 54' E 1*1* to b e g in ­ n in g lass south 25' for R D R W , bolng In S a m ln o lt C ounty, F lo r Id a. TRACT D. Bogin 300.01 I e e l N o rth end JI2.S5 fo al W esl o f th a SB c o rn e r o t Section X . T o w nship X South. R ange 24 E a s t, ru n South 47 » „ ■ y J O H N K IN O AP Political Writer To an electorate disenchanted with Washington. Ills message bolls down lo this: He gave Congress Ills once, and Is eager lo do It again. Or. as lie put It, "I want to stand on the Scnnlc floor and lixik those liberal Insiders In the eye und say, 'No More.'" North won with roughly 55 percent o f the convention vole, ills tireless, charismatic cam ­ paigning withstanding months of elforts by Ronald Reagan, retlrrd Gens. Colin Powell and N orm an S c h w a r z k o p f, and V irgin ia's sitting Republican senator. John Warner, to derail tils candidacy.. Robb once made every list of presidential prospects, by virtue of his Marine background, mar­ riage lo L yn don J oh n son 's daughter and successful re­ building of the Virginia Demo­ cratic Party In the 1080s. But admissions o f mnrllul In­ discretions and other political scars have made Robb perhaps the Senate's most vulnerable Incumbent, and the lM-atlug fils character look Saturday was evidence of the nasty campaign that lies ahead. So. enter Wilder, who made history In 1080 in tx-romlng the nation'll llrst elected black gov­ ernor. And Marshall Coleman, the lormrr stule attorney general who narrowly lost to Wilder In 1080. Wilder's plans lo run us an lndr|M-ndeni have angered state Democratic officials, who believe Robb tias enough troubles, und thut splitting ih- Democratic vole will help the Republican nominee. Wilder, however, says Kohh can't win. period " L e t 's cut this foolishness u I m i i i I the good of tlie party." W ilder said In an Interview Friday. “ Tills Is utioul having someone who can win for the good of I tie stale." Unlike Wilder. Coleman has kept mum — because lie had endorsed North rival Jnmes Mill­ er III, the former Reagan admin­ istration budget director who tried lo upset North by painting him as a sure loser In Novrmhcr. With Miller defeatrd, Coleman advisers say he will soon an­ nounce Ills Independent can­ didacy. Although Coleman has lost In three ol four previous statewide runs, Warner and other Republicans vehrmeritIv op|M>sed to North view Coleman as their only hope. And there was eunsldrruhlr cvldcncc that many of Miller's backers would look elsewhere, despite pledges by all delegates tosupjxirl Hie iinm •••€€* " I think the baggage he brings to the race not only keeps him from winning hut can hurt the parly nationally In November." said Mark Rosenker, a GOP activist and Miller supjMirter. North strategists acknowledge many Republicans might defect. groujis. and memories o f fils belter days rebuilding the party as governor, will be enough to • carry him lo victory. But W ilder seriously com- ,' pllculcs things, as he carries a decude-loug rivalry turned feud with Robb Into a Senate cam- ! palgn. W ilder starts with support } among blacks, who constitute a ' little more Hum 15 percent of Hie electorate. That alone could . make him a spoiler, and Wilder. ' for all Ills high negatives m , |Killmg. lias defied the odds In ' Virginia politics many lim es liefore. " I will make It a ra c e ! a b o u t r e c o r d , n ot a b o u t ! |M-rsonalltles. and I will w in," he | said. For all the June strategies and predictions, however. It's hard toj predict what the defining Issues; will Ik - come fall, or flow one candidate's strategy will affect Hie olliers. particularly when tilings gel nastv. Welfare Continued from Page 1A their case reviewed. If they can't prove they can't get a Job then they should Is- weaned off the system If they want to eat they'll find a wav to make money. If they didn't have help from Hie government they'd find u way to rut evru If It meant them living In the sewer. At trust they wouldn't I k * a burden on taxpayers." Sally Waters said. "Y ou 've beard of career criminals, well It serins Hull we now have career welfare recipients Some |ieoplr pass down antiques. These peo­ ple seem to pass down depen­ dence on the government. Two years maximum tiencllts with Job training, life planning skills and budgeting skills...then earn your Keep James Penny said. "T h e Bible says If a man doesn't work neither tthiill lie enl. Everyone can do something, unless a person Is deemed disabled, then they should I k - able lo sup|Hm th em selves. S lop rew arding welfare pregnunelex with extra money. When a person applies lor welfare only give it teni|K>rurlly. then if more children are tMirn no extra money should I k glveu." Diane Walls said. "N o work, no jwiyf If you waul food, work is necessary." Isabel Jennings said. "It s a good Idea lo lim it w ella rr benefits. It gives ix'opk* goals lo work for lo lielter themselves, but supplies help In the mean­ time." Legal N otices deg rees I f W esl 100 le e t I k e rn e N o rm IS deg rees 14 la ' W est 100 ta e l la the W a k iv a R iv e r, m e m o N o r m o a u o rly along m o snore ot • a id W e k lv o R iv e r igo fe e l m o re o r less lo e point N o rm 17 d eg rees le W est e f m e P o in t o l B eginning, m e m e South 17 do fr e e s M l e s t I I I ie e l m e re e f le e * te ik e P e ln l of B e fin n in # T ra c t 1C B egin l i t 45 N - I X l | " W o l SB corner R un 5 77 degrees it W est W to f* O B Run N o rm 17 deg rees 54’ W est 111 le e t lo R iv e r. 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P " 6* * - 8* * * Faces •firstve rrough Arne lu n urreet r r « , „ n-r .-i 00 Fhcea W r.rm rt.te “ 5 ? ! * " f»K4dm rirtW HSre U r o x iw ..o n * ' , x k •* A* Mfos •kJ-ennry Smart Vduae -Now* pncee re o rie n t tam -g. on ivgUw p e n r.chrte Sanford Plaza H w ifi.1 7 -9 .2 , S a n f o r d «3 2 3 -1 3 1 0 �I Sanford Herald IN B R IEF SUNDAY June 5. 1994 Butler, DITore nam ed to FSW A A ll-S tate squads SARASOTA — Hilling .400 over Ihe course ol Ihe season Is the holiest o f grails In baseball: It's the result of consistently superior ac­ complishment. This spring. Butler hit a team-leading .419 while playing outfield for the Patriots, who reached the Class 5A slate setnlllnals. For that, he was named to the first tram o f the FSWA's Class 5A All-Stale baseball team announced Satunlay. nuts (four). DITore. who was listed among the third-team Inflelders. played first base, outfield, and pitched for Ihe Silver Hawks. Besldos his two homes runs and 20-plus RBI. DITore also fashioned an earned run average of IMS. How Important Is It? U k e Brantley High School's JcfT Butler led Ihe stale of Florida In rushing during the football season, racking up 1.737 yards for the Patriots, yet was "only*' worthy o f a secondteam berth on the Honda Sports Wniera Association's Class 8A All-State team. Luke Howell's Rich DITore, who hit .427 for Ihe Silver Hawks, wns a third-team All-State choice. Butler, who has accepted a scholarship from Nonh Carolina Stale to play baseball and football, also led the Patriots In runs scored (30). runs batted In (38). hits (47). and home Class 5A All-State selections from Orange C ou n ty w ere Dr. P h illip s caicher A.J. Plerzynskl (first team). Colonial Inflelder Kevin Gomez (second team), and West Orange pitcher Larry Wimberly (third team). F fw tls W R o w U AROUND TH I NATION M itch ell w ins 10,000-m eter BOISE. Idaho — Teddy Mitchell o f Arkansas surprised himself nnd thr expert* hy heating Washington Slutr's Josrphnt Kapkory In the 10.000 meters Friday nlftht at the NCAA Track and Field Championships. Nobody was more surprised nboul the 10.000 finish than Mitchell, who won In 20:30.54. overtaking the heavily favored Kapkory with a big kick on the final turn. ''That's probably the greatest rare I ever had." said Mitchell, a graduate o f Lyman High School. " I wanted to get third. That wns my goal.” Arizona S tate dum ps M iam i OMAHA. N eb ..— Home runs hy Todd Curly and Damon Lemhi supported the shutout pitching o f Billy Neal and Noah Perry’ as Artzonu State beat top-seeded Miami 4-0 In the opening round of the College World Series on Saturday. Arizona Stair (44* 101 advanced to Mondny's second round agulnst thr winner of the Oklahomu-Auburu game Saturrlay night. Miami 148-13) fell to the losers bracket and will face the loser of Saturday's second game. Miami relief ace Danny Oravrs tore a knee ligament In the ninth Inning, trying In make u pivot In the gruss on a run-down play. He is expected to miss the rest of the tournament. Graves had 21 saves on the season, one short of the NCAA record o f 22 hy Fullerton Slate's Scott Wright In 1084 ■______________________ Tribe boasts quality S em inole o ctet earn scholarships »>sclsl to the Msrsld SANFORD — There numtx-r* may In- small, but there Is a lot o f quullty In the athlete* from Seminole High School that have *lgnrd college scholarship* till* year. The group of elghl young men I* led hy All American track Mar Andre Scott. The best high school triple jumper in the country Ihe pa*t two neunon*. Scott. who*e leup of 53 feet. 714 Im he* I* recognized u* the bent ever Jump hy un athlete In a sanctioned high school meet, will attend Southeastern Conference (SEC) |>owcr Auburn University. Scolt wan undefeated in Ihe triple |ump the last two year* In addition lo hi* two state championMilp* In thr triple Jump, he also added the long Jump stale championship to In* collection thl* yrur • Two oilier (ruck stars have also drclded on where lo pursue their collegiate futures llernard Sparrow, the two-lime stair champion In Ihe shot put who hrl|M-d lead the Trllte to two stale championship* and a second pl.u r llnlsh I III* year, will ply hi* trade at Wallace Stale Community College In Hunccvlllr. Alabama Cory WHm iii . who excels In Ihe sprints lint was Injured during the preliminaries at Hie stale meet, ha* ycl to decided on whether he will rllhcr Join Sparrow ui Wallace or accept an olfer Irorn Arkunsa* Stale University III Stale Univrrsi. ly. Arkansas. A (mirtll H ack a llilr lr . Ilrvu n l Mtxirr, tia* W allace w ins Q oodw rench 200 DOVER. Del. — Mike Wallace used a quirk pit stop under caution to take thr lead with 80 laps remaining, then held on Saturday for his first B u sch G ra n d N a tio n a l v ic t o r y In the Goodwrrnch 200. Wallace, one of three ruclng brothers on the NASCAH circuit. t»eut Terry Luhontr by thrrr car lengths (.34 seconds) to win the $23l.4HO event at Dover Down* International Speedway. Mark Murtln. who won the race In 1987. finished third In a Ford, followed hy the Chevrolets of Jim m y Spencer and |xilrsltter Kicky Craven. All the leaders but Cruven will race Sunday In the Dudwclaer MX). B oesel on M ille r 200 pole MILWAUKEE — Haul Boesel proved Saturday he has Ihe first Step down pal. winning the pole position for fhr Milter Ornulnr Draft SUtO for tinsecond straight year. Now the Brazilian would like to gel that second step accomplished at the Milwaukee Mile on Sunday by giving himself and team owner Dick Simon their first Indy-car victories. With u smaller rear wing — a move by sanctioning body CAKT to slow the car* on thr one-mllc ovals — Boesel's fast lap of 101.304 mph was well short of the track-record 105.752 he ran last June. Paul Tracy, u Pcnskc Racing teammate of Indianapolis 500 winner Al Unscr Jr. and Emerson Fittipaldi, who dominated Indy until a crash late In the race, were the runners-up Saturday at 100.757. Class • A, 4A lowno, Pago M Tripla jumper Andre Scolt, whose Inap ol 53 laai, 7.5 Inches la recognized aa the national high school record, will attend Auburn University. to sign on with an NCAA Division I program la 1 golfrr Steve Sowards. who has accepted a ! scholarship lo attend Florida Atlantic University I In llov'H Ruton. I Thr top two ptu-hrni for Coach Mike Powers' '■ luisehall tram have decided to try their luck In • the tough Florida Junior college circuit. Todd Brndrn. who was thr starting pitcher In-’ the 1992 state championship game, will stay close to home and try In help Jack Pantelias' Seminole Community College Raiders get back Into thr slate championships Braden, a righthander, wus 8-3 with an earned run uveragr of around I.HO He was also one of (he Tribe's top hitters this season. Another righthander. Deon Daniels, will travel a little farlhrr down Interstate 4. heading to Winter Haven to play for the Vikings of Polk: Community College. The hard throwing Daniel* was Just 7-7 this season. Inil hi* earned run average wus less than two runs a game and he was tabbed as the •lA-Dlslrlct (I player of Ihe year. Seminole Community College head basketball couch Bernard Mrrthle has ulso returned to his alma mater to pick up some much needed height: lor til* Raider squad, signings 0-fool, 7-Inch: Andre Hull, who was u major cog In coach Bob: Trains'* 27-7 learn that advanced to the regional semifinals this sruson, Also making plans to continue hi* athletic career In c o lle g e Is A n d re R aw lin gs. w h o is llr r llti* ) 1(1 rn llM In llir IliU lcU h l.U r N a vy ru ltirr lira<|ril lo W in g a te C o lleg e In W ln gatft. N orth C a ro llo a o o a I im.i trail g ra n t. T h e w litr re than accept a scholarship oiler Irorn Arkunsa* Slate. ‘' The only other Seminole graduate hrsnlr Scull crlvrr/ktck return sjieclallst helped the Seminolcs reach tlie regional championship game this year. FIELD OF MEMORIES Lake Mary duo help F C A Omni tie for 3rd AROUND THR WORLD Prom Staff Noporta Selkaly w ould play for Lebanon BEIRUT, Lebanon — Miami Heat slur Rony Selkaly. visiting his birthplace, was asked If he would consider playing basketball for the Lebanese national team. "Certainly. I’ll play." Selkaly wns quoted ns suylng on Saturday by As-Suflr. a Beirut newspaper. "But first certain things huve (o be ac­ complished — Improvement of studlums, reten­ tion of qualified coaches and enhancement of players' fitness to upgrade the national team's standards." Lebanon's sports facilities were devastated during the 1975-90civil war. Selkaly left Lebanon during the war. He bus both the Lebanese and American citizenships. He was In Beirut on a promotional trip for Pepsi Cola. Rain halts w o m en ’s final PARIS — They did the wave with their umbrellas. They chanted "Ma-Rccl Mu-Reel" They waited for 414 hours In the rain. But all they got wus 17 minutes of sloppy tennis. Drenched and disappointed. 18.000 Center Court fans went home Saturday evening without being able to sec Mary Pierce try la become the first French woman In 27 years to win the French Open. Pierce's final against Arantxu Sanchez Vlcurlo began 414 hours late because o f rain und lusted less than four games before pluy wus halted for the day. The match Is scheduled to resume at noon Sunday, followed by the men's final between Scrgl Urugucra and Alberto Bcrasatcgul. BEST ON TV N B A PL A Y O F F S □ 7 p.m. — WESH 2, Indiana Puccrs at New York Knlcks. (L) tiompUt# listings on Page 2B LAKELAND — Aren Cook and Jsymlson Bailey, • pair of Lake Mery High School stu­ dent*. led the FCA Academy Omni Under* 17 boy* team to a tie for third piece In the Under-19 bracket of the Lake­ land Memorial Day Tourna­ ment lost weekend. Cook scored four goal in four games for the Omni while Bailey collected seven assists. HsrtMPhstt by So»*f Hansel T h t absence of lights al Sanford Memorial Stadium severely reslricte Its ability to produce revenue. Stadium 'must be preserved’ R e c re a tio n d e p a rtm e n t c o n tin u e s re s to ra tio n e ffo rts B y T O N Y D s S O R M IIR Horald Sports Editor SANFORD — Sometimes life docs mimic fiction. Tom Farnsworth hadn't been with Ihe Sanford Recreation Department nix months when he Inherited un assignment that echoed of the movie "Field of Dreams": restore Sanford Memorial Studtum. "I huve a great Interest In baseball and a great Interest In this facility," said Farnsworth, his eyes sweeping lovingly across the stadium grounds. ‘ 'This Is u marvelous asset to the City o f Sanford. It must be preserved." Once the spring home of the New York Giants — u rookie outfielder named Willie Mays caught the eye of Giant muuuger Leo Durochcr during wnrkous here — und the site of a Florida Stute League leant. Ihe stadium has gradually fnllcn Inlo relative disuse. After the Giants left, the stadium became the site o f Seminole High School football und baseball games und graduation ceremonies. But Seminole eventually built Its own on-campus football stadium und. recently, baseball facility and vucatcd the premises as well. For much of the lust two decades, the stadium wns the home of Wes (linker's Florklu Baseball School. Every spring, (linker brought In college teams to play at the facility and adjoining /.Inn Beck Field. The city regained control of ihe stadium last year when Kinkcr's lease was voided for fullurc lo pay properly luxes and secure appropriate Insurance. That's when It became the responsibility of the Sanford Recreation Department. Some saw It as the last stoj> on the way to un Inevitable date with the wrecking ball for the stadium. But Farnsworth and the rest o f the recreation department attacked the project like men on a mission, determined nol to let go of a potential gold mine for their programs und the city. According lo Farnsworth, their efforts have been met with unconditional support from the community nnd the rest o f the city 's administrative slufT. "Everybody I've come In contact with over the last year bus been very positive In their support o f what we're doing," he said. "T h ey want us to be successful." The restoration project has been making steady progress. "W hen wc look over, wc made u rough list of priorities." Farnsworth said. "First, wc wanted lo get the jilnylng surfure Into decent shape. Then we wanted to make sure It wns safe for the spectators. And then wc were going to address the Issue o f lighting the field and □ S e e Stadium, Page SB In pool play, the Omni whipped Punta Oorda 9 0 and notched ties with Oalncavllle (2-2) and St. Petersburg (3-3). The Omni then suffered a 5-1 low to the Lakeland Lasers, an Under-18 team also playing up an age d aw . Cook and O viedo High School’s Frank Clients each scored two goal* In the win over Punt* Oorda. Cameron Zarbough. Ryan Brannon. Sean Moran. Scott Heath, and Joe Llgorl each netted one goal. . Zarbough and Cook each contributed a goal In the tlea with O aln eavllle and St. Petersburg. The " ' * the game with St. was scored by Lake i School’s Andrew ‘ 30 seconds left In re| helping the Omni overcome • 3-2 deficit and advance to the medal round. ■ Brad Oaterhaus had the Oinnl’s only goal In the low to Lakeland. Defenders Chris Bloomdehl. Chase Oreene. and goalkeeper Aaron Beach turned In strong toumamentu for the Omni. T h e F C A A o a d e m y 'a Under-13 squad also tied for third In Its age bracket of the Lakeland tournament. FOR THE BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY k?.. wiiV ’ 'vgz* . . *- . ........ �• • - S an ford HaraJd. 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D a n n y C hronepO w M t. g u a rd , and A ndrew S tew art. d * le n 11v * lin em en , trom rhe O tla w e Rough R id e r t lo r K en t W arrw ck. d a le n tiv e lin e m e n , e n d kecond and lo u rlh ro und d r o ll p ic k * In !**) S A C R A M E N T O O O L D M IN E R S - Slgnod A l B A ker, w M ly . W o y n * M o w k ln t. w id * re c e iv e r end Tony Kennedy, (ullbACk HOCKEY H a lle n o l Heckey League O B T R O IT R I O W IN O S - F l f t d B ry an T ake advan tage of F re e The Florida Game und Frrsii Fresh Wuler Fifth Commission has designated .June I I and 12 as Free Fishing Weekend In Flor­ ida. Ttie free fishing weekend h ig h lig h ts N ation al F ishin g Week June 6-12. During the free fishing period, a n y o n e — in c lu d in g n o n ­ residents — can sport fish in any public freshwater lake or river In Florida without a fishing license. "T h e fishing weekend pro­ vides new unglcrs un opportuni­ ty to experience the great sport o f f i s h i n g , " s a id S m o k lc Holcomb, director of the com ­ mission's Division of Fisheries. "It also can serve us a reminder to those who haven’t been fish­ ing In a while thut It Is a healthy, fun, outdoor experience.” ail Gov, Lawton Chiles urged all Floridians to participate In the free fishing weekend In a proc­ lamation designating June 6-12 "Fishing Week In Florida." CBfBBr 1,801 7.044 1.246 2.093 727 337 102 130 754 297 bael 160 647 133 194 71 38 13 18 90 334 SHUPE'S SCOOP I n v o l v i n g c h i l d r e n In wholesome activities such us lishlng Is an Inveslmritt In the future, Sport Fishing Guide and Regula­ tions Summary ta available free from any fishing license vendor. In 1 9 fl 9 . t h e F l o r i d a L cg ltilu lu rc a u th o rize d the commlBslon to designate by rule no more than two days each year us free fishing days. Since then, the agency has set aside two days during National Fishing Week us a free ftahlng weekend. M u rra y i r n t r i l m a n a g a r, an d O e u f M a r L e o n a i u t 'a n i garw rai m a n a g a r F L O R ID A P A N T H E R S - R t trgnad Oeug B a rra a N . n g b l w w g . and D a H a * I a * Me daM w aam aa. M m a M ira a r ( a n l r a d t TORONTO M A P L I LEA FS Signed M a r t d a M k tr . M H w4ng a n d T r tn l CuH I W IN N IP E O J E T S A y g u ir a d N i l ! W iikin aa n dalenaem an N ew , m * C hicaga B ier k h a n t t M r a , * * ! •> .,# ro und d * * l l p.<k SOCCER CLBVELANO CRUNCH - Armared Reb Manner# goe’aaeper tram ma ChMege Fewer Nr e i m tarand round d»*n prek loaned A il Andrecii. go* * tape. *a Ane-*e ot ihe USISL and Man Garay - nr-ruWv m Cefumbut*! m* USISL COLLBOI A L A B A M A - H i v e d Jam a , i baeaban (e a c h ALBANY. 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In Y o u r F o e * L lv * F is h in g W e e k e n d For Information uboui local fishing opportunities and activi­ ties during National Fishing Week contact the Game und Fresh Water Fish Commission. During liic frre (tailing period all other ftahlrtg laws and rcgulallons will rrmnin in cffccl. A copy o f (lie Florida Freshwater Tim Relnee FISHING FORECAST Huss fishing continues lo fiold up In the river while I I . s Iowh down in local lakes. Moving water and currents keep river bass much more uctive during the hot months. Pussle Lake still continues lo be the local hoi spot for great bass action. Snook season ta closed, so Sebastian Inlet ta much less crowded. Snook arc thick, but must be released. R c d flth , blucftsh. Jack crcvulle, and ladyflsh arc hitting with regular­ ity. Soon, turpou will he making their uituuul appearance. The wuter has been a little dirty out of Port Canaveral, and offshore anglers huve had to travel not to 160 feet to 11lid dolphin, wuhoo und u few sails. Look for current rips, weedllncs and Routing debris for good trolling action. If you have u downrtggcr, fish one butt 55 feet deep for wuhoo. Inside the Port, look for flounder und shccpshcud. Buck In the Banana and Indian rlvere. expect fair numbers of redflsh and trout on the flats. w tHkpiM 1 E r k l i l * U r o ld * io n HO 1 *0 I S o ld V ic to r 14 0 100 4 I r ig o r an B e ltra n 4 00 o ti ii m m , p ii-i) tn.n, t tiH i in n ttth ta m * 1 B * r r * F r h lo g * 11 >0 4 40 i n a lu g o ia U r* td * m an I E r k l i l * B e ltra n 140 O ( M l 11 * * , P ( 1 4 ) 11 *.M r T 1 ) 4 1 ) M . M , O O I I 1 A 1 A ll) 11 * * , O O C M A 4 A ll) M .M IM S g a m * IM e n d 'b e 1100 in )» 1 J u g a te * 10 4 00 7 B e ltra n 14 0 Q 11 1 ) U . M , P Cl I I I M M i I T r l l * p : * 1 7 ) 11* 4*4 T r t Sup |« ( k p * l f t * M 1 7 ) , 4 :1 1 p .m . C i* v * l4 n d IN a g y 4 1 ) *1 O a k la n d (D a rlin g 4 4 1 ,1 U p m M a n d a y 't O a m t t B u t ton a 10 * tr o ll, 7:01 p m B a l l in 'u r t *1 K a n t a t C lt y . I 0 1 p m N e w Y o rk * t T » « # t. I l l p m M iru w to ta a t C a llto m i* . 10 01 p m M ilw a u k e e a t O a k la n d . 10 01 p m C l* v * la n d a t SeaN Ie, 10 01 p m Ponce Inlet has had steady action from a mixed bag ol species Including drum, redflsh. h lu c f ls h . Jack c r e v a l l e . shccpshcud, and ladyflsh. The big news Is In the Moequito Lagoon area, where trout and redflsh arc thick. The heal action Ison ihe south end. 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W , T 1 *1 -1 )1 4 1 .1 * �Sanford H erald, S anford, Florida - S unday, June 5, 1994 - * ■ ALL-STATE BASEBALL A e io c le te d Frees__________________________________________________ SARASOTA 1 The 1994 Florida SporlB Writers AsBoclatlon's Class 9A all slato baseball foams, with name, school and grado: FIRST TEAM Pitchers — Dmig Million, Saranolu, senior: Scott Glaser, Brandon. senior: CnrtonCastillo. Southwest Mlurnl. senior. Catcher — A.J. Plersjrnskl, Orlendo-Dr. Phillips, senior. Intlelders ' Jnmrn Franklin, Sarusotu, senior: Strve Fluke, I'alm (teach Gardena, senior; Alhcrtu Morales. Fort Walton Choctuwhutc|iee, senior: Hon Uelllard. Miami Central, senior. Outfielders — J eff Butler, Lake Brantley, senior: Annum Ikm klry, Palm Bench Lakes, senior: Estclren Barrios, Soul hwest Miami, senior. ! Utility — Ryan DcItacrosM. Jurkruiiivlllc-Tcrry Parker, senior. } Designated bitter — Jo Krwln, Melbourne, junior. SECOND TEAM i Pilchers * Francis Srdll Key III. Gmualrs-Tute, senior; Tim lliincr. TampiiHlIInhurmigh. senior: Carlos Chnntes, Miami(>>lumlms. senior. |Catcher — Brian Nelson, Sarusota. senior ' In fls ld e rs — Jorge Carugnl, Coral Park, senior; Kevin Gomez, Orlando-Colonial, senior; Mae MuekirwIU. Vnlrlro Uloomlngdalc, st-nlor: Dusty Howe. Candler Lake Weir, senior. ! Outfielders — Hill Eaton, Lake Wnrth-Leonurd. senior; Jason franklin. Winter llaven. senior; Kevin Tlolelt. Purklatul-Dougln*. junior. Utility — Anlhnnv Marini, Vrrn Beach. Junior THIROTEAM P itch ers — Jason Gruy, Coconut Creek, senior; Mall Lubosynskl, Fori Walton Beaeli-Choclawhalchre, senior; l^irry Wlmlx-rly, Winter Oarilrn-Wes| Orange, senior. Catcher — Angel Diaz. I.akrland Lake-Gilman. senior. Inflslders — Kurt Hultmann. Seminole, junior; Rich DiTore, Lake Hourall, aenlon Dully Grymr*. Jacksonvllle-Trrry Parker, senior; Demits Hay. Jacksonville-Mandarin, senior. Outflcldera — Krdrlrk Porter. Tampa llltlslKmuigh. senior; Chris Manser. Tam|MiTHII*bornugh. senior. Jason Hllrhlr. TallahasseeLincoln, senior Utility — Tvlrr Martin. Melbourne, sophomore Designated hitler — Mike Caruso, Paikhuid Douglas CLASS4A FIRST TEAM Pltchere — Craig Brown. Tsm|M-Jcsull, senior: Kris Wilton. Tarpon Springs, senior; Tommy Rn*e. St Cloud, junior Catcher — Dan Topping. St. Petersburg, senior Infleldere — Bill Gus|iarlno. Tampn-Jraull. senior; Kicky Ihirlnn. Gainesville Buehholz. senior; Jell l.viuli. Oakland Park-Northeast, senior. Tim Doetb. Tallahassee-Leon. junior Outfielders — Jason Michaels. Tampa-Jesuit senior. Hick Saggrse, Nujiles Barron Collier, senior. Clint Chrysler. Si Petersburg-Bckm Clegu. senior. Utility — Dan Wushtmin. Davie Nova, Junior Designated hitter — Mall Arnold. Deerfield lle.u h. senior SECOND TEAM Pitchers — Tim llurton. Fori Lauderdale-Si Thomas, junior. Ales Santos latkr Worth senior Hviiu Channel!. Satellite, junior Catcher — I'rjx- Me Neal. SeflnerAr in wood, senior Infleldere —• Brian ILiughi TatnjM-Jcsult. junior; Mali Cainmuso. Najilrs Barron Collier, senior: Clint Patterson. Leesliuig. senior: Todd DrMakrs Port Charlotte, senior Outfleldere — Chad Dortek. Port St Lucie, senior. Jason Collins, Jacksonville Lu-.i Coast, Junior: Sean Melvin. Oakland Park* Norlhrasl. Junior Utility — Kevin Smith New Smyrna Iteach. Junior Designated hitter — Joey Charon. Panama Clty-Hulherford. senior THIROTEAM Pttchere — Dwayne Jacobs. Jacksonville-First Coast, senior; Dwayne Do Ihmxi, Clearwater, senior; T. Bond. Ot-ala-Vnnguard. senior Catcher — Marty Gonzalez West Palm Ueach-Fottsi IIIIL senior Infleldere — Justin Haiti, Gainesville Hue hholz. senior. Nule Curry. Daytona Beuc-h-Seobrreze. senior: Grrg Sehmldi. Doca Ha ton-Oly in pic: Height*, junior; Seotl Schappuclirr. HradetilonSoutheast. senior. O u tfield ers — Ned French. Daytona B e a c h Seabreeze, junior Chad Whitaker. Fort Lauderdslc-St. Thomas, juniori Andre Me Aden. Talhthasser-GcMlby. senior. Utility — C J. Fagan. Tallahassee-Leon, senior. Designated hitter — K J. Vlncic, I tolly wood* Mac Arthur, |uulot Stadium Continued from IB making other structural improve­ ments." So far. Ihe llrst two prlortllea largely huve been met. The field's growing In: (hr plumbing In the halhrontu* has been repaired; some of the electrical work has liccn upgraded, and Adcock Rooting repaired Ihe root on the third Ixtnr dugnul Pleased with w h at's been done. Farnsworth knows the "b ig ticket" Jobs lay ahead, "T o do what lias to lie done Iri Ihe metalwork of Ihe up|>rr sta n d s — p u tch ln g . s a n d ­ blasting. ami jmlntlng — will cost b etw een $1 0 0 .0 0 uud $250,000.” said Farnsworth. " T o light the field will coat uncither $80,000 In $85,000. "W e 're trying to do It In phases os wc liuve Ihe money. But now we're looking at proJccts that will coni big bucks." To help tnccl the exjieiiscs. Farnsworth bus submitted hid for two grants. One. for historical landmurk renovation money, hits been denied. Another, from Major League Baseball and Coca-Cola. Is being considered. " W e 'r e going through the budget planning process (within ihe city) right now. but re­ sources lire going lo Ik - light," Farnsworth suld. "W e ’re going lo pursue every source of reve­ nue we become aware of." One uvenuc will be lo gel the stadium lo help pay for Itself by hosting leagues, tournaments, and other events there. For cxumjilc. a Ick-hI semi-pro leugue [»ays $73 a day to play there on the weekends. The problem Is, the absence ol lights reduces the facility's attractiveness, "W r 'e discussed lhr ponelbllllv that inuylie pulling In lights should I k - u higher priority." Farnsworth said "W ith lights, we might hr able In enhance It* revenue production ca|>aelty." "W e ve had a lot ol requests In play here. But when people hear that we don't huve lights, they're not Interested." While Htlll exploring lhr avail able options lo help Ihemselves. Farnsworth suld that they arc more than willing to accept help from any private sources "W e don't have the framework In plnee now (to accept and channel olfer* ol support), hut muytx- It * time to do that." Farnsworth *ald. "II |M-ople are Interested 111 helping, we'll lxinore than happy lo accept It. "W e've already had several individuals uml groups help us out. Adcock Hoofing donated the tlmc uml muleilaln to repair the rnof of Ihe Ihtni base (logout. Someone recently donated a new |i11 hi It- address system . Ami someone associated with the Wom en's Baseball League Is. coming In lo (treasure clean the stands." There's also jilans lo have a work crew do m iiiic palming at ihe stadium before the city hosts a Bubo Ruth All-Slur tournament luter llils month. "W e'll lake all Ihe help wc can get," said Farnsworth. "And it doesn't have lob e cash. It can be I11 trade or materials, anything." Anyone Interested In taking part In the project Is urged to call Furusworlh ut the rcc depart­ ment. 330-5007. A ‘Bang-up’ week Bangs dom inates BA-Sanford seniors’ play Epeolal to the Herald___________ SANFORD M ary Bangs was Ihe star o f stars this week ut Bowl Amerlen-Sanford. In five nights of bowling, the senior competitor hud Ihe tn|> women's series score In four Iriigiirs and hud either the high scries or one of the two highest Individual games In all five leagues. B a n g s had th e h ig h e s t three-game scries of Ihe week amnng Hie women with n 538 In the Wednesday Senior Citizens la-agur on May 25lh. She also lurried In the tup Individual game ol the week for (he women during dial aeries with a IDS. A ls o h a v in g g o o d w e e k s among the women were E lenore Vlshntsky (one Ires! series and a No 2 srrlesl and Q raca McConigla (two second best series scores). The iop Individual prrforinanre for Ihe men w-as lurned In by Bob Myera In (lie Monday Senior Citizens League on May 2:i. Myers rolled a 813 lo claim (hr week's high series honors and also rolled Ihe highest Inch victual game of Ihe week with a 232 during III*813 series. Other men having gtxxl week were Don Bangs and Elmer Btufflet (one series lies! and one second best series each). Also having a very good week was Lori Jackson 10 the A A S You Hi League on May 28th. Lori Jackson pin up the second hlgncst series total of the week with hrr :>‘ »5 and also had one of Moreland contin ues to rack up victories for first-place W antabees •peolal to the Herald SANFORD Jolynn Moreland continues lo roll up wins loi itamlMxr Cafe's Wantabce’s in lhr I’luytlmr Darts L a d les' A League w iih Im ­ pressive regularity In play lavi week. Moreland collrclrd a Iragur-htgh seven win* uud a hat (rick lor lhr lirn plui * W a n teb ss’ e. giving her a league leading 44 win* un I fir season Not surprisingly, Moreland top p ed (i l l * w r r lt 'r list o f 1'laytline Hot Shot* wlih her effort. Other women earning Hot Shut honor* last week were HauitMio Cafe's Bobble Buckley . Karen Springer from Time Out . Q •HI / ' * Y v e t t e S t e p h e n s o n , and R a n e l l Barnes ol Score At Touchdown, all of whom won four game* M T Muggs' Scott Schaffer topjH-d the men's But Shots wllh five wins. T.J. Msy. who throws for Quivers, collected four wins and fo u r bu lls w h ile Ron Plcotte had four wins and three hulls for Uncle Nick's. MIXED B LEAGUE Score Al Touchdown s Teem No. 6 IHO wins) stls atop the most closely contested league In the Playtime organization this season. Mom's Muggers from M l. Muggs |71 wins) arc In second place. |ust In front of Bamboo Cafe's Bamboo Beet (70 wins), (hr Bullahootera out o f Q HU (09 wins); Team No. 4. also from Q-Hiz (08 wins); and Nice A E asy's Good Q u estion (07 wins). Coni|ilrllng the clrult arc Stlngera N Tweenere Irum Hu iii Ikk) Cafe (53 wins). MIXEDALEAQUE Nice A Easy's The Untouch­ ables (90 wlmil enjoys the larg­ est advantage of any frontrunner, leading Team No. 2 nut uf Bamboo Cufe (75 wins) by 21 games. Humltoo Cufe's Points R Us (08 wins) holds down third. Tied for fotinlt wllh 55 wilts cuch arc Nice A Easy's Dart Deputies and Ron's Kids from Uncle N ick's. T h e y ’ re follow ed by Bamboo C afe's S lo w ly But Surely (49 wins). Jf Tue. thru Sun. 1 p.m. G R EYH O U N D PARK 69*4910 ) Seminole Btvd., Casselberry INAIIIIIIMN Ml 11VI 11(11. KACINC. ME lit FI II WAGIHING VIA SAIIUITI UN Irtl iMINVIUI A lAMI'A SI l‘Hf DUGRACMIGPIUS MIAMI IHOUHOUGHBHEOS! MEN’S BLEAQUE For tile second week In a row. Nice A Eusy's 8.0.L. uml 2 Big, 1 Old hum Hu ii i I hmi Cafe urr tied lor llrst place, both teams having 92 wins through 10 weeks of pi«y Two more Nice A Easy tram*, the Cobras (80 wins) and Real Easy IH3 wlttsl, hold down third and fourth place Completing the top live urr the W ar Kagtss out o l Score At Touchdown 175 wins). Hunched together In the ai*th through ninth positions are M.T. Muggs Muggs Studs (70 winsl; Youngblood from Bamboo Cafe (64 wlttsl.- Quiver*' Team No. 0 ( 0 1 w I 11 * I : a n d ( h r B o n e c ru a h e ra . also out of Quivers |57 wins). Hounding out the standings a re S ir W a lte r s * e n tr ie s Buahwackers (49 wins) and E.M.T. Pockets 125 wins). MEN'S A LEAQUE The 97 wins accumulated by Blind Darts out of Quivers leads lhr entire Playtime organization and gives them un 18-game edge over Q Biz's Oops (79 wins). Tied for third wllh 61 wins each are W e're Back from Sir Wallers and Bamboo Cafe's Bad Attitude. Close behind arc Da Bulla out of Nice A Easy (59 wilts) uml Bamboo Cufe's BRJ (54 wins). LADIES' B LEAGUE Quivers' league-leading Unpredlctablea (90 wins) lost five games off of Its lead o f a week ago Inti still has a 15-game edge over Whiskey River's Leather 81 Lace (75 wins), which moved jtusl Team No. 5 from Score Al Touchdown (73 wins) Into sec­ ond jtluce. Trailing the leaders urc Nice A Easy's Good Answ er (57 wins) and Bad to the Bone from Time Oul (55 wlttsl. LADIES'A LEAQUE Bamboo Cafe's W an tabees (81 wins) continue lo Inch away rrom Ihe rest of Die puck and now lead B am boo C u fe's Bamboo Magic (67 v/lns) by 14 games. Conijtlctlng Ihe circuit arc Score At Touchdown's No A n ­ swer (65 winsl: D.J.'e oul of Uncle Nick's (59 wins); Ket W/2 Tails, also from Uncle Nick's (54 wins); and M.T. Mugg's Mugg Shota (5 1 wins). 4T WINMONEYI E 2 7 3 Bet Horses Matmoos Mon., Wed., & Sal. 1pm Nightly at 7;30 pm - Closed Sundays Senlore Free at all Matinees the Im-s I Individual games of Hie week with a 213, which lied her for first In the A A S League with her brother, Logan Jackson. MONDAY SENIOR CITIZENS May 23 Men’s Series — Bob Myers, 013; Gene Itogero. 559; Games — Myers. 232; Rogcro. 201, W om en ’s B erlea — Mary Hangs. 403; Esther Lansing. 302: Games — Lansing. 153; Annr Vandt-rbrck. 134. May 30 Men's Series — Mike Vishncsky. 555; Don Bangs. 505: O im e i — Ted Shontz. 190; Marcel Vunderbeek. 188. W om en 's S e rie s — Mary Bangs. 497: Eve Rogcro, 440; Games — Bangs. 181; Rogcro. 105. WEDNESDAY 8R. CITIZENS May 2S Men's Series — Elmer Stuf­ fier 554; Myron Gate*. 552: Games — Gales. 215: Slumel. 201. W om en 's S e rie s — Mary Bangs. 538, Elenore Vlshnrsky. 440; Gam es — Bangs. 198; Vlshnesky. 170. FRIDAY SENIOR CITIZENS May 27 Men's Series — Don Bangs. 577; Elmer Stuffier 521: Gem ei — Bangs. 224; Stuffier 194 Women’s Serlee — Elenore V lsh n esky. 435; G race MeConlgle. 417; Oames — Vls­ hnesky. 159, Mary Bangs, 155 A * S YOUTH May 28 Series — lairl Jackson. 595; Imgan Jackson, 545; Jeff Shoe- Also On TV Pompano Hornes* Miami Jal-Alal 1 Berlea — Joseph Cooper, 443: Sherrce Contention, 439; Glen Welch, 367: Zachary Cooper. 359. Games — Gontemian, 207; Joseph Cooper. 186; Welch. 139; Zachary Cooper. 133. SATURDAY SR. CITIZENS May 28 Men'a Serlea — John Brown. 538: Myron Gates, 538; Don Bangs. 517; Games — Bongs. 198; Brown. 198; Gates. 191. maker. 527; Jason Royal. 515. Oamee — Lori Jackson. 213; Logan Jackson. 213: Royal, 210; Shocmukcr. 206. BUMPERS YOUTH May 28 Serlea (two games) — Bradley Murlette, 177: Uraridon Mnrlctlc. 135. Games — Bradley Marlctlc. 97: Brandon Marlettc. 81. M 'C YOUTH May 28 S a n fo rd P a in t & B o d y & W recker. S e r v ic e s Inc. • 'J - l . l l . 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' A guideline pamphlet has been prepared covering necessary forms o f required ID. types of checks that should be refused and other tips which can save companies time, money und aggravation. AHD Fedeml will also provide Information on worthless check recovery services. Judgement enforcem ent und ntcrchandlse'nnd equipment retrieval. T o obtain this free Information, call ADD Federal, head­ quartered In Satellite Beach, FL at (407) 777-BUST (2878). Barnett Bank seminars Barnett Bank of Central Florida, N.A., In partnership wllh local organizations and governm ent Is offering a free educational seminar to area residents. The program Is called POWER House Workshop (Providing Opportunities Wllh Education nnd Resources). The program Is aimed nt covering nil aspects o f obtaining home ownership. Participants will also receive a free copy o f their credit reports. Seminars arc scheduled for Jun 11 and 19 nt Taft Community Ccnlcr, 525 E. 4th Street In Orlando from 8:30 n.m. until noon. June 21 and 23 at James R. Smith Community Center. 1723 Bruton Blv^l.. Orlando, from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m. \ Others for the month o f July will Ixvhcld In the Spanish language In Kissimmee, as well ns In English In Kissimmee and again In Orlando. All o f these workshops arc free For specific Information WJpinc Bannetl Baml Cp,,lmotu DevcipVVcmt at 420-2704. Contem porary offers hom e buying Contemporary Mortgage Services. Inc., a Central Florida mortgage Icngcr. Is co-sponsoring a free hoinr buying seminar wllh locul home builder General Conslnicllon Associates. Thursday. June 9 al the Rnmudu Resort In Kissimmee. The seminar from 5 until 9 p.m. Is designed lo show a ixilentlal home buyer how loown rather lhan rent their homes. Scaling Is limited and advance reservations are requested by contacting Contemporary Mortgage al 834-3377 or Qencral Construction Associates at 438-8505. SANFORD — The newest In the chain o f Crliekrr Barrel Old Country Stores will open at 6 a.nt.. Monday, June 13th. The store Is located off Interslate 4 and S.R. 46. exit 51. Richard Arrhnmbaull Is the general manager of the Sanford facility. Jerry Voth is the senior nssocluir manager, wllh Dale Collins. Chip Pram. Sal Sclnra nnd Greg T roll* as associate managers. The Sanford store will employ approximately ICO people, who a r c p r r n c n ily u n d e r g o in g extensive training. Archnmbault commented. "W e are working hard with our crew In order to give our customers the best possible old country store expe­ rience." Dan Evtns. founder and presi­ dent of Ihc- company said. "This Is our llfleenth store In Florida and we are pleused to be exjumding Into this area." He continued, "Traditionally, we locate our restaurants along lu lersin lr Interchanges with easy access for iravclers as well us area residents. This concept has proven very successful for us. We hope Dial lids new slore will meet our Sanlnrd-ureu cus­ tomer's needs because of Us convenient location off of In­ terstate -I " Evina founded I lie chain In 1969 In Lebanon Term, which p r e s e n tly s e r v e s as head* Juna Is this Is, but store quarters. The chain recently reported 1993 annual net sales figure* of $517.6 million, un Increase o f $117 million over 1992. The chain operates IHO com ­ pany-owned restaurants In 22 s ta le s , m o s tly cuat o f (h e Mississippi. Each store features a gift shop that p o sse ss es a n o s ta lg ic country charm. They are dreonited wllh old photographs, an­ tiques und memorabilia even real cracker liarrels. Food Items as well as clothing, toys, and household Items are also part o f the offerings In the store. Sherry Berg Is the gift shop manager In Sanford. The Sanford Cracker Barrel will be operating on the same schedule us all oilier stores In the chain, from 6 a m. until 10 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, und 6 u rn until 11 p.m Friday und Saturday. Business move SANFORD — Our Mother's Closet, operated by Rose Edgcmon. was recently the scene o f a ribbon cutting ceremony by Ainbassadorti of the Greater Sanrortl Chamber of Com­ merce. While the event took place at 112 Park Avenue, the business has subsequently moved to a different locution. Our Mother's Closet Thrift Store Is now located at 409 W. First Street In Downtown Sanford. I tU T I N I W \ ii m » d u ll m B B H t Wm.............. Make way Land claim ing work la undarway at Ihn southeast corner of 25th sfroot and Franch Avanua. Two form ar raildances end two commercial buildings, one a former restau­ rant, are to be removed In order to build s Walgreens Pharmacy alore. The stand­ alone storo will be one ol only a low In Contral Florida nol to be located in a mall aroa. H '4 C *t « it i’ » .i Newspaper news MIAMI Knlght-Rlddcr's Vu/Tcxt Library Services Inc. und Harris Corp. plan to develop new products allowing newspapers to expand the electronic services offered lo subscribers. The goal Is in develop Hie next generation o f library systems, said Vu/Tcxt vice president Joe DIMartno, "Library systems as we know them will become profit centers for newspupers by adding to the services newspapers may provide to their subscribers," he said. Harris vice president R. Stan Padgett expects newspapers lo develop new revenue sources by re-selling newspaper material us electronic Information. Vu/Tcxt Is port of Miami-based Knlght-Rldder's Dialog Information Services division. Melbourne bused Harris Is un electronics and communications company. hm C offee com plications llOCA RATON — A Chicago coffee-rousting plant will be shut down by Brothers Gourmet Coffee, and Its operations will be shiflecl lo larger plants In Denver and Pittsburgh, the company said. Tire plant was purchased by Brothers last November when It bought Gloria Jean's, a 233-outlct gourmet coffee retailer bused In Chicago. "Prudent management" required the shutdown because the Chicago plant was "sim ply not adequately equipped" to meet Brothers' quality standards and growth plana, company president Dennis Boyer said Thursday, Negotiations are under way lo determine the status o f 18 roasting plant employees represented by the Food and Commercial Workers Union In Chicago, said Brothers vice president Tony McHale. Gloria Jean's 65 administrative employees at Its Chicago headquarters arc unaffected by the dosing, he said. The plant roasted 3.6 million pounds o f beans annually, while the Pittsburgh and new Denver plants have a capacity of about 15 million pounds. A newly acquired Houston plant will build up to 70 million pounds within three years. Fabric forcing TAM PA — Three creditors of Fabric King, a 30-year-old chain o f 50 fabric stores In Florida, arc trying to force the retailer to liquidate so they can collect on late bills. The creditors Hied a petition Wednesday to push the company Into an Involuntary Chapter 7 bankruptcy. A court-appointed trustee would be sought to supervises the sale o f nil assets. But Tampa-bused Fabric King, which has more than 400 employees, has no plans to liquidate. The retailer plans to seek a dismissal o f the creditors' filing or submit a petition to convert it to a Chapter 11 reorganization case, said Dennis Levine. Fabric King's attorney. "This Is not a company that's going to liquidate," Levine said. "It's a healthy company. It has debt problems It's trying work out." The creditors are Capital Factors Inc. of Mincola. N.Y.. which says it Is owed $71,535 for fabric: Century Business Credit Corp. or New York, which says II Is owed $14,316 for fabric; and Lnnscot-Arlcn Fabrics Inc. of New York, which says It Is owed $13,707 from a default Judgment Feb. 7. H eico headquarters HOLLYWOOD — Hcico Corp. Is moving the headquarters or Its McdlTek Hculth Coqi. subsidiary from Tampa to Miami, the parent Bald Thursday. Fifteen o f McdlTek's 100 employees ute In Tampa and will be offered transfers. Heico Is a medical services company, and 3-year-old McdITck operates 10 diagnostic Imaging centers In Florida, Oeorgla and New Jersey. Florida C ham ber set for Tam pa m eeting E m p loyers la cin g w hat could be serious workplace problem s involving health und safety should seek pro­ fessional help. The Florida Cham ber o f Com m erce Is rcudy to offer such help, but Central Floridians will have to drive to Tumpu to obtuln It from them. The Chamber la bolding a special seminar on June 13, from 8 u.m. until 4 p.m.. at the Tampa Airport Hilton, at MctroCenier. T h ese sp ec ia l ch am b er workshops arc offered for $140 for Florida Chamber m e m b e rs , and $ 2 0 0 fo r non-members, wllh discounts fo r a d d itio n a l w orksh ops which arc planned. In commenting on this June 13th session. Fran ponuwuy. spokesperson for the chamber asks, "A n employee Is too seriously Injured lo work, hut he's In good enough shape to fix his roof and go bawling. Is he entitled to collect worker's com p?" Conaway says that's the kind of troubling personnel questions to tic answered at this seminar called, "Health and Safety: How to Munagc, How to Com ply." Conuway explained that while high-level slutc and national debate continues In the arcus of healthcare reform and environmental regula­ tion, employers face Ihc dally challenges o f balancing regu­ latory compliance with ef­ fective management practices. This workshop Is designed to help personnel und human resource manag­ e r s , e m p lo y e e r e la t io n s specialists, safety and risk managers, owncra-opcralors. front-line supervisors and payroll managers identify key Issues und take practical steps to Improve employees' pro­ ductivity. "For example," said pres­ enter and human resource expert Duane DcBrulcr, " If an employer or manager doesn't know the In's and out's re­ garding workers' compensa­ tion •• particularly wllh the recent changes In Florida law •- he or she might as well be using a blank check to pay for a firm's workers' comp cover­ age." " T ills sem inar w ill give owners and managers the confidence to stand up for their rights ns well as help them m anage claim s and red u c e c o s t s ," D eB ru lcr commented. For additional Information on this seminar, phone Fran Conaway at (004) 425-1219, or toll-free at 1-800-940-4879. * u w i r t * * * r •*><"» v w t * m Unemployment lower here ■ y N IC K F F I I P A U I ’ Herald Staff Writer _______________________________ SANFORD - Th e national unem ploym ent rate was 6.2 --------»---■> p ercen-t In A p ril S e m in o le County was belter at 0,0 per cent. The slate's total unemploy­ ment rate was 6.8 percent. Seminole County was better. A ccording to statistics re­ vealed recently by the state's D e p a r tm e n t o f L a b o r and Employment Security, Seminole County had one of the lowest unemployment rates In all of Central Florida. Th e closest county with a lower percentage la Flagler at 5.2. Volusia and Orange Counties were second lowest In Central Florida at 6.2. Lake County had 6.7 percent. Brevard recorded 7.8 percent nnd Polk was 8.0 percent. The department says agricul­ tural production wus beginning Its seasonal decline when the April figures were compiled, which could explain the lower percentages than during March. F o r c o u n t ie s w h e r e u n ­ employment percentages were high, the report says, "Many of these areas have high percent­ ages o f governm ent em ploy­ ment, which contributes to their norm ally low unemployment figures." The worst unemployment rate In the state was shared by Hendry and Taylor counties at 13.2 percent. Monroe was the lowest at 3.7 percent. In preliminary figures for the month of April, 1994, Seminole had 10,783 persons Hated as unemployed. This was approxi­ mately 200 more than March of 1994, and sllghly over 1,000 more than April In 1993. Statistics were also revealed based on MSA's, Metropolitan S ta tis tic a l A reas. S em in ole County Is Included In the Orlundo MSA with Lake. Orange and Osceola Counties. As a r e s u lt, th e to ta l MSA unemployment rale was 6.2 |wrc e n t , equal lo the state average. hut .2 percent above Seminole County. T h e d e p a rtm en t cautions about using these figures for economic analysis. They are. however, used In determining federal fund allocations. Final figures arc expected to be slightly different from those listed as preliminary, ns they will be based on updated current population surveys. F o r P e rs o n a l & C o m m e r c ia l In s u r a n c e i n f o 4fin ‘In sn ru n rf �Sanford H erald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, June 5, 1094 - SB People Clara Swain all smiles at 90 M e tts h o n o red as p re s id e n t’s te rm e x p ire s D O R IS D IE TR IC H H « r« W S t a t e b y S t a r t fr o d t e ;J*ke Vast explained the funnier side ol tho "business" ol writing. S y n d ic a te d w riter e n te rta in s c h a m b e r at b rea k fa st m eetin g LAKE MARY /B M ARY RO W ELL & SH A R I BRODIE JoAnnc Lucas presented the chamber with a framed, num­ bered ropy o f the most rrrrnl p o ster lor th r Lake MaryI lent brow Festival of tbe Arts Lucas Is chairman of the festival and I banked the chamber far Its continuing support of the event which raises funds for scholar­ ships for local high school stu­ dents. The chamber's schedule o f June events Includes ribbon cuttings ut new member busi­ nesses on Wednesday. June 8. limn 10 a in. to I p ill Tile monthly "Business Alier Hours" networking function will tic held, Thursday, June Hi at WOFL-TV 35. from 5 30 to 7:30 p.m. Contact Sum at thr ofTIrc for m ore in form a tion on these events. 333-1748. T h e Lake M ary-H cnthrow Cham ber of C om m erce was graced with the humor o f na­ tionally syndicated columnist, cartoonist and author Jake Vest at their monthly breakfast meet­ in g . Ju n e I . at H ea th row Country Club. Vest told the members of the chamber what lie did and did not like about ruclt area of Ills "business." Of course, each urea w as a c c o m p a n ie d w ith an anecdotal story fu|J of Vest'* >S e n i o r v p d a t * - trademark Southern humor. On Classes a t the senior center urc u serious note. Vest spoke of the continuing as usuul. In addition, chlldrcn's charities. In Texus. the AAR P Drive Alive class will Alabama and Tennessee, for which lie sponsors benefit golf tie offered at I lie senior center June 15 and 16 from 9:30 a.in. tournaments. Added to that list to 130 p in both clays. The cost tills year will lx* a tournament In ts »8 and Is lor anyone over the benefit (tie Boys and Girls Club of Central Florida. Inc., at Heath­ age of 55, The class was offered earlier In the year and was such row Country Club, the end ol a success It Is being offered October. again. For more Information, call Prior to the featured sjicakcr, the center at 324-3060. cham ber ex ecu tive d irector Line dancing at the center Is Diane Parker presented Don winding down for the summer. Holt, production manugcr for The group will continue to meet WOFL-TV 35. with the "Cham ­ on Frlduys frnt lOu.m. to I p.m. ber Chuln" award for endless until the end of June. There will contributions of time he has C Bee Lake Mary. Page 7B -made to the chamber. Mw*W State by Dari* Dtotrich Clara May Swain, birthday lady, turned 90 May 28. Swain, Orlando; Lnrl Swain. Altamonte Springs: Pam Cnilt. Ormond Beach; Leon, Daytona: and Sandy Swain. Sanford, Also. there arc eight great grand­ children. Bom in Virginia on May 28, 1904, Clara came to Lake Mary with her parents In the early '20s. Her father was an engineer with Atlantic Coastline Railroad nnd the family recalls their home was destroyed by fire twice. Clara's grandfather was a Con­ federate veteran and her family Is or Welsh background. Clarn murried Leon Swain In 1927. He owned a battery com ­ pany In Sanford and they were members o f the First United Methodiat Church where they were married in the parsonage and were active in the Judge Ware Bible class. Clara was employed by the Seminole County School Board for years and retired while she was secretary at Southslde School. She Is an active member G See Dietrich, Page SB Hobby: Collection of old coins and war medals began in childhood History found in coins ■y B U S A N W IN N IB Herald Correspondent BAN FORD — Some peo­ ple mny say that Butt Tobin tikes to liv e In l lw pul because of tils collection of old coins and w a{ medals. T o b in s im p ly refers to himself as a coin collector or a numismatist. H ttte d Photo fry S u * * n W in n * , Numismatist Bud Tobin holds bul a small part ot his extensive collection Tobin was horn In New York, lie retired years ago from the field of bookkeep­ ing and accounting. He and ids wife, of 49 years. Mary, have lived In Sanford for 29 years. T h ey have eight children. Timothy. Terry. Jeffrey. Matthew. Jennifer (Joncy). Maureen. Patricia and Paul Like a proud □ Bee Hobby, Page 8B Student lands first acting role in college production Lorenzo Tillman Jr. Is an Aquarian, born Jan. 21. 1978. This special, sensitive boy Is a dynamic kid who Is well loved by Ids parents, family, teachers mid friends. He Is u lover of 'people, klmlhcnrlcd, and. yes, wc bad found out some time ago that he was talented. Lorenzo Tillman Jr. Is u 10th grader at S e m in o le H igh S ch o o l. He aspires to he an nctor/dlreclor. His first step In (lint regard cumc when he won the great p a r i he a u d itio n e d fo r — Flcancc. son o f Hanquo, In Shakespeare's "Macbcth,< The production was put on tynlollins College's Department o f Theatre and Dunce (in d /ln e Rollins Players. Lorenzo Buys he Is Indeed grateful for. this opportunity In the field.or acllng. He says he will cheflsh this first production. HrJius played other parts In Ills lOlli grade druinu class under the leadership of Jane Epps. Ills school druina teacher. Lortnzo Tillman Jr In Seminole. Orange and Osceola Counties. lie Is u member of New Mt. Calvary Baptist Church and son of Luvcrne and Uircnzo Tillman. Pageant set Elcgunzu. In conjunction with the Boys and Girls Club of West Sanford and the Wcstsldc Com­ munity Association, will host the I received a rail from Lorenzo: first Junior Mr. mid Ms, Boys he has Just recently been an and Girls Club Pageant to be extra In the pluy "M y Brother held July 2 at 7 p.m. The and Me" at Nickelodeon and he purpose for tills pugcunt Is to has been Invited to uudltlon for a help build self confidence for play planned for Universal Stu­ children ages 10-13, to partici­ dios in the fall. This summer pate In competition as a contes­ Lorenzo will be attending St. tant. Children 0-13 years of age Johns River Community College w ill b u ild s e lf c o n fid e n c e where he will study uctlng. This through active participation In experience has been awarded the dance segments. him through his drama teacher. The following criteria will be used and (he contestants will be Ms. Epps. Tillman gives the praise for his Judged on grandeur, questions success to Ills being u student of and response, general appear­ TnJIrl Arts liilermUlonul where ance, talent. The Most Dcdlcutcd lie has studied under the direc­ and Ms. Congeniality awards will tion o f Patricia Merritt Whatley. be given. A small fee to partici­ She has presented the original pate will be $5. production of "Into ihc Lives of T o prepare, the contestants Urban Princes," un nil-male will have to ullcnd formal train­ musical drama that addressed ing seminars at the Boys and the social nnd moral Issues of the Girls Club on Saturday, June 11, bluek mule population. 18 and 25. Classes arc held from Tillman Is also a member of 9-11 a.m. Classes are free and the Seminole County Boys Glee arc open to all ages. For Informa­ C lu b w h ic h bus t r a v e le d tion. contact Joyce Riggins. throughout Florida and Georgia. 321-4370 or Cheryl Knight, He will travel with TaJIri Arts 328-8370. International to the busy theater setting of New York City where the students will experience the bright lights o f Broadway and Essay co ntest winners view a number of plays. Caines and Morgan Post No. Another talent Tillman has 17 nnd Ainvcls Auxiliary No. 17 shown Is us a rapper with "Rap presented their first A m eri­ Against Drugs." This group from canism poster nnd essay contest Seminole High got u shot at w inners on May 19 ut the stardom when he appeared with S a n fo rd A fr ic a n A m e ric a n the group. They rapped their Academy o f Arts. Chairman Ar­ message to over 90.000 students thur Mae Scott of the Anicrl* smlnolo High School student Allison Frances enter) receives award from (from left) Amvets canlsni Committee and Rulhla Hester and Mildred Cooks pres­ ented the youth who partici­ pated In the contest. First place winner of the essay contest was Allison Frances: second place Lisa Ciillinn; third plucc Mclllsu SehalTord, all stu­ dents of Seminole High School. G o ld s b o r o w in n e r s w e re Mandy Prld ly. first place trophy, and o th e r s tu d e n ts w ere awarded certificates. Midway students were also awarded cer­ tificates of appreciation lor thetr participation. A special award was presented to Helen T. Morris o f the Full Service School of H * r * M P hoto by M a n * H a w tln * j Post -17 Auxiliary committee members Rulhla Hester, Arthur Mae Scott and Eartha Melton. j Seminole High. The Amvets Auxiliary No. 17 wishes to thunk the mistress of ceremonies. Elmlru F. Hull, for her concern and help In making this first effort a success. Spcclul thanks to the expertise o f Judges Snnicllu Philips. Johnny Cox, Dorothy Fogle and Lorenzo Polk. President Eartha Melton com­ mended her committee on the success of the program. Vacation Bible school St. Matthew Missionary Bap­ tist Church w ill begin their annuul Vacation Bible School session, June 13-17 al the church. 5 p.m. Classes o f all ages and also for adults w l) hr available. Theme: "Jesus Shows Me the Wuy." The Rev. Leonard Jcnklns-W llson. Pastor Eulu Martin. Supl. Church Is located In Mldwny area — 3724 Main ! Street. S h e riff’s roast My apologies to Bobby Fisher for om itting his name from S lid Iff Don Esllnger’s roast story j In last Sunday's article. ( M a r v a H a w k i n s la a SantordHarald corraspondsnt covering Sanlord nsws. Phons: 322-5418.) �z& Xv. *■■'A gasi;- •■' w • ■ ‘ - S anford H srsld, S anford, Florida - Sunday, Juna 8, 1994 Reading is important to volunteer B y B U S A N W B N N IR Herald Correspondent Jocelyn Juanelle weds Ronald L. arold Ison Sr Illusion veil trimmed with baby's yn Juanelle Harold ahd Sgl. 1st breath. She carried a tiouquet of Class Ronald Lamar Nelson Sr. white carnations and daisies were married April 16. 1994. 5 with blue Iris and streamers. tlrencdctte Hardy-Hlake ol p.m.. at New Life Word Center. Sanford. Pastor Ronald Merthlc Sanford served the bride us performed the traditional cere­ matron of honor. She wore a navy blue silk suit trimmed with mony. The bride Is the daughter of white. Phillip Shaw of Deltona served Juanlln G. Harold of Sanford and the groom as best man. Lou C. Harold I of Sanford. Ushers were Joseph Starling The bridegroom l» the son of FrancIna Shaw of Sanford and and Jerome Jones. Sunford. Flower girl was Lauren Cherle Sherman Nelson of Sanford. Given In marriage by her Harold of Orlando, the bride's brother. Lou C. Harold II of niece. Following the ceremony, a Orlando, the bride chose for her vows a white tea-length taffeta rec ep tio n w as h eld In the fellowship hall of the church. g o w n w ith la c c o v e r l a y , The bride Is em ployed as scalloped hem. and short wide lace sleeves. The v-neckllne was teacher at Lyman High School, “ TtljfimeiV 'ftflli pearls, She wore u tangwond. The groom Is sta­ with pearls tioned at U.3, A m y base, Ft. ‘ and’ TlmWiV!'which held her Gordon. Ga. ENGAGEMENTS Dysart-Baird S A N F O R D - V i r g il and employed us a cosmetician at Putrtcln Dysan of Sanford are Eckcrd Drugs, Sanford. announcing the engagement of Her fiance, born In Bellevue. their daughter. Cheryl Jean Pa.. Is the maternal grandson of Dysart. to Richard Hurold Baird Mr. Cuspcr "Pap Pap" Webber of Jr., son of Richard and Ruth Pittsburgh, Pu. and the lute Mrs. Baird Sr. of Deltona. Betty Webber. He Is the putcrnul Born In Kenosha, Wls.. (tic grandson of the lute Mr. Victor h rid c-clccl Is the m aternal and M tb . M a rg a re t B u lrd . granddaughter o f the late Mr. formerly of Pittsburgh. and Mrs. Herschel Grtmshuw. Baird is a 1979 gruduute of formerly of Kenosha. She Is the Carson High School, Carson. paternal granddaughter of Mrs. Calif, and 1993 graduate of New Elsie Dysart of Kenosha und the Tribes Bible Institute. Jackson. late Mr. Virgil A. Dysart. He Is presently employed ns u Ms. Dysart Is u 1989 graduate carpenter. o f Seminole High Schqol. San­ ford and a 1992 graduate of New The wedding will he an event Tribes Bible Institute, Jackson. of July 16. 1994. 1:30 p.m., Fort S m it h B o u lc v u r d B a p t is t Mich. Church, Deltona. M s. D y s a r t Is p r e s e n t ly NicolausBickford FRANKFORD. Del. - Elmer and M ary B au m gard n er o f Frankford, Del. arc proud to announce the engagement of tltelr daughter. Mary Lou "M .L." Nicolaus to Oary P. Bickford, son o f Mrs. E velyn B ickford o f Hockessln. Del. and the late Mr Philip Bickford. The brtde-tolic is the maternal granddaughter of Arnold and Barbara Eller of Sanford. Miss Nicolaus attended Indian River High School. Frankford. She graduated with high honors from Delaware Technical Col­ lege. Georgetown where she re­ ceived her associate's degree In criminal |usllcc. She Is employed by the state of Delawurc us a probation ofllrcrin Seufnrd. Her fiance Is u graduate of Clnymont High School. Claymnnt, Del. Bickford served us u sergeant In the United States Air F orce and a tten d ed Prince George's Community College. P r i n c e G e o r g e s C o u n t y , Cohen spoke of the student she presently works with. "She's from Trinidad. In her country she didn't have the opportunity to learn to read. There isn't much of a language barrier. It’s not n problem, her accent ts Just different. There's certain words nnd things she says differently. W e've really become friends. It's Carylon Cohan volunttora with tha Adult Literacy Program at Samlnola Community Collaga. great to know I've really done som ething to help her. She keeps me going and encouraged. I realized this Is a benefit that will last a lifetim e." Cohen and Little spoke o f the different c u r r l c u l u m s u s e d as th e Laubuch Way to Reading text and Focus on Phonics. Cohen also said. "M y student didn't get to go to school. There were some gaps because she didn't have structured learning It's given her confidence Just knowing she could do It." Cohen attends church nt New Life Word Center In Sanford She's vorked whh the church could fit in nnd do. was the reading. It mukca you more uwnre o f no many people In need. II makes you aware too (hat people sometimes don't know there's help avullnhle. They are •earful, nfnild or shy." Cohen ulso fell If a person has any Interest In file work, fo try II. “ You’re only helping the other person." shr said. "It's helping you too. Anytime you help or give to unother It comes track to you. It builds your own self confidence as well as the other person. You feel worthy that someone nreits " Cohen concluded by saying. "People shouldn’ t be fearful or bashful about stepping out and seeking and taking hold of what they need. Some people are ashamed that they don't know how to read. They need |o realize that they aren’t alone and they don't have In slay that way. II you can'l reud. your whole life Is Immobilized. Trying to keep that secret Is bard to do. For more Information aboui the Learn to Reud program, call 328-2163 to sign up for training sessions or to enroll for help In readlnii. Dietrich Continued from Page SB o f the Garden Club o f Sunford Inc., the Norman deVere Howard Chapter. United Daughters o f the C o n fe d e r a c y . S e m in o le Chnptcr No. 2 Order o f the Eastern Star, and visits nursing homes regularly. All who know Clara talk about her creativity. She bus designed and sewn u variety o f articles from doll clothing to elaborate quills. She still crochets and while her granddaughter and family were visiting from Texas, for Ihr 90th blrthduy, Clara' c ro c h e te d her y o u n gest grandchild. Cody, u gift. C lub honors M e tis Jean Metis hair Just completed nerving us president o f the Woman's Club o f Sanford Inc. for the past two years. She did an excellent Job. which she loved, but Is now ready to move on lo her numerous benevolent undertakings. In keeping with club tradition. Marty Colcgrove. Immediate past president, hotted a luncheon honoring Jean on May 25. fob towing the regularly scheduled board meeting ut the clubhouse. All total. 30 board members nnd uppolntcd ofllcers attended the event In the private dining room o f the Holiday Inn. Sanford Marina. The guest o f honor was the hallmark of fashion In a dressy pantsuit complemented with a wide straw picture hut und gold Jewelry, She was lauded by those attending for her outstanding accom plishm ents during the pust two years. The women seemed to enjoy themselves Just chatting while relishing the chicken or roast beef entrees. D eterc* Lash, In­ com ing president, presented Jean with a beautiful sliver iruy embossed In gold, from the guests. The Iruy, selected by Murty, was inscribed with Jean's name, (be club’s name und dale. About the gathering, Marty suld, "I was very, very pleased. Everyone there thoroughly en­ H w t M Pho to fey T am m y Vincent joyed 20 minutes early that day. The bride, from Lakewood, Ohio, wore a red suit and curried The w edding a nosegay, provided by Tracy o I weddings Schneider, notary public, who There arc weddings...and then also conducted the nuptials ul there are weddings. the courthouse. Muy 27 was a red-letter dny at Th e bridegroom, from Col­ the Herald. In the hustle bustle umbus. Ohio, wore green denim or a retirement luncheon on the shorts, dock shoes nnd an olTprem ises for W ayne D oyle, while T-shirt Imprinted with a publisher, a surprise wedding wine lube!, "B ig House Prison," reception was shaping up In the featuring u drawing of u prisoner newsroom for Lucy Domcn, edi­ Irylng to escape Iron) it prison. tor. This Is the attire he wears lo his It was business us usual when Job us a managing partner ul the Lacy reported lo work before the Wine Club In Winter Park. sun that day lo supervise gelling Tracy, circulation manager of out the dally newspaper. As soon the Herald, read u poem while us the Seminole County Court­ the couple clutched n quartz house opened for business. Lacy crystal lo signify their love. and her Intended, T im oth y Following the ceremony, the " T im " Lour, applied for the couple kissed as Mr, nnd Mrs. license, got married und she was Lour, and kissed again lo say buck lo work In uboul 45 good-bye for the dny as they minutes. went their separate ways, They Also, Tim was scheduled to be arc making their home In Banon bis Job ul 10 u.in. In Winter ford. Park. Bn fur, no problem s. lucldrnlnlly, the paper wus out So long, publisher S|>cuklng of Tracy Schneider, s h e h a d a b u s y M a y 27 performing a wedding und host­ essing a luncheon for Wayne D. Doyle. Ilvm ill publshcr. But she came through with flying colors. Employees brought their fa­ vorite specialties to work und dined In splendor from a select variety of dellcluus foods. Am ong those attending lo wish Wayne well uflcr 20 years us publisher were Lena, his wife: W u lle r A . O lc lo w , fo rm e r publisher, his wife Winifred "B ill"; Jane Casselberry. Cas­ selberry: George Black, Deliary: n n d H a r r i e t t W a d tl c 11. Bradenton. Farew ell, Shirley It Is with Hndncss tlint the com m unity bus lost Shirley Simas, who passed away on Muy 28 at her home. Shirley will be U See Dietrich, Page 7B Hobby Continued from Page BB “M.L.” Nicolaus Marylund. He Is the owner or N orth w ln d C on stru ction In Ocean View. Del. A S e p tem b e r w e d d in g Is planned. > P u rrrrr-fe c t!!! I huva my subscription to the Sunford Harald. For Local Sports ■People * Health &. Fitness • Education • Local Editorials and Local News yO»rSnM<rtpJtOS SANFORD — Cnrylon Cohen was born In Sanford 43 years ago und this has remained her h om e s in c e . She has tw o children, Shnwna nnd Kimberly. A lth ou gh her ch ild ren nnd employment ns n stenographic reporter with the Clerk o f the Circuit Court keeps her busy, she still found the tim e to volunteer with the Adult Litera­ cy Program with S e m in o le C o m m u n it y C o l l e g e . S h e actively works with the Learn to Read program. " I always had the thought of volunteering In the Rend program." she said. "I knew It was needed and some­ thing Important. When I started I - a s ut n point In my life that I knew 1could do It. I had the free time and there waa nothing holding me buck so I went through the training." Cohen has been whh the program now for a year and a half. Harriett Little, coordinator of the Adult Literacy Program, sjwke of Cohen und the pro­ gram. "W e provide professional support and in a If rials to the volunteers. They do the real work. We think Cnrylon Is great! We maintain n library of texts to be used and supplements here. Some people can't read but someone close to them can pass on the Information that there Is help. We're here to help. We see the students' Incentive, self esteem und personal commit­ ment grow." There is a ninehour training class to go through to become a volunteer. SunfonlS nHerald n f o n t » 1 1 1 - ltt l I ,00 N< fre n c h A vc., grandpa he bragged on his eight grand­ c h i l d r e n and one g r e a t grandchild. They intend Central Uupllsl Church. Ills collection began In 1947. "I began collecting.” he said. "Then It Just got out of bund. Someone had given me u few large U.S, cents from the 1800s. That’s what got me sturted. I collected all the large cents like the Lincolns and Indian heads. I have half dimes and three cents too." Tobin's Interest In coins wus spurked when he was a student ul Stetson. He mujnred In history und he suld coins Just go along with history. "I constantly read nnd leurn things ubout coins," suld Tobin. Ills coins range from some like the w idow 's mile found In Hines before Christ to some of the Caesars. "I have uu unusual coin from Brabant, Holland," he said. "It's uctuully dated 1942. There urc only six coins known to exist from Bra­ bant with that dale. I have coins from oyer 000 dllTcrcnt govern­ ments. There are drawers of undent coins lo 300 und 400 B.C. I Just dearly love u piece of history In my hand." Another favorite pastime of T o b in 's Is resea rch in g and reading about the coins. Many publications come to Ills home (o keep up with his hobby. Mem­ bership in many organizations helps to keep information com­ ing his way too. "I'm In a group called FUN.” he said. "That s ta n d s fo r F lo r id a U n ite d NumlHmallsts. The American NumlMinullsts Association has another of my memberships. If you're a member o f thut organi­ zation you can borrow books from their library. They liuve a tremendous collection that cun lie borrowed. It's greal to go the Smithsonian too and see their collection o f coins." "I'm pust president of u couple of different coin clubs. In 1968 I was elected n fellow In Hie Royal N u m i s m a t is t s S o c i e t y o f London: that wus a big honor. W llh the science of numismatics It covers art. geography, history nnd metallurgy. It also Includes collecting medals so I started collecllng war medals." Not only does Tahiti have ti wide variety o f wur medals and weapons but some newspaper)(luting to the mid 1800s. I have ii 1794 paper from Philadelphia." he said. " I have a Harper's Weekly from 1862 or 1863. I hove a Jacksonville News from 1918 with the Japanese, nnd A SturB nnd Stripes declaring the surrender o f the N a z is ." A beautiful old original 13 star dug from 1777 to 1795 hung proudly In what the Tobins refer lo ns their "w ar room." Tobin's knowledge us well uu his collections were quite Im­ pressive. One couldn'l help bui hum a few burs o f the Nutlonu Anthem while parting with such history left behind. �Sanford Herald, Sanlord, Florida - S unday, Ju n e 9, 1004 - TO Driving co n tract for teen drivers DEAR ABBYi I hovr a daugh­ ter who will Ir- Ifl next month ami she can'l wait la drivel Some time ago, you published a •'contract" between parents and their children who will he driving for the flrsl time. I wish I had saved It, but I didn't. Would you kindly print It attain? It could Ire very useful to parents and children In this situ tat Ion. Thunk you. A PARENT IN EDINA. MINN. DEAR PARENT! The contract 3. At no time will I ever drink alcoholic beverages and drive at the same time, nor will there be any liquor or beer In the car at any lime. 4. I will never transport more passengers than there arc sent bells, and will not drive the car u n til a ll p u s s e n g e rs h a v e buckled up. 3. I will keep the car that I drive clean, Inside and out. and be aware o f Its needs for gns, oil, etc., plus wax the a ir once a month. I have read the above agree­ ment and do sign this In ac­ cordance with Ihc rules. Signed. ( IChlld I (Parent I (Parent Dated I Submitted by... PROUD PARENTS wonders for us. DRIVING CONTRACT 1 | I. on this day. do u|lrec to the stipulations stated below rrndrrliiff me the privilege or drlvlntt my. parents* cars. If, at any lime. I violate the suld agro-ment. the dflvlntt privilege wll lie forfeited to the extent und degree of violation. 1. Should I get a traffic vio­ lation ticket. I agree to puy for the ticket ns well ns the dif­ ference In the insurance pre­ mium for ns long us the pre­ mium Is Incffecl. 2. I agree to pay for damages that I Incur not covered by Insurance. was the brainchild of "Proud Parents" In 1988, and although I have run It many times, here It Is attain for you — und others for wltont It could be useful. D E A R A B B Y i Helntt th e IHtrents of a 10-year-old who has just passed his driver's license examination, we feel that other p a r e n t s s u c h a s w e u re apprehensive uImiiK our child's d n e w ly found fre ed o m , and I perhaps would like to ease some I o f that uuxlcty by druwliift up a * contract us we did. os a reminder ; o f the seriousness of Ihla new ■ responsibility. It has worked (Problems? Writ* to D**r Abby. For a personal, unpublished rtply, sand a sall-addrasasd, stamped envelope to Dear Abby, SUNDAY’S TELEVISION «--u-l Lake Mary— Continued from Page SB be no meetings during July mid August, but tile groiqi wll start buck up In Septcmlier. The line dunccrs have been meeting at the senior center since October 1990. The group Is so good now they jiertormed at Oldc Lake Mary Days In May. Line dancing Is grral exercise and grrul fun, so. If you're Interested, try to catch one of tin- Iasi meetings In June. M ore history uncovered tff.fr f e n aJRMa. JAcn.B'.xnmu gffrm TW Sf: d.,wVm j Jl£llU^U!HlUtl£hESL lo»»«««* .W « i fiN w i.n i' jBOlifil----__ aanifttfi. Murgaret Wesley, Lake Mary's local historian, recently made a new d is c o v e r y abou t b a k e Mary's history. Alter pouring through old records, Margaret found the lull and the warranty deed for bake M a ry's flrsl shcoolhouse. The schnolhouae was built in IHH5. Al that time, Seminole County was still part of O r a n g e jj5 H 5 ggJLPjt >!!S!i?~ .ffs£y?A. i f?A f f aS / y5y ? t. r t L s i —L.f*. r ^ i . L ^ . . ¥ ^ ,.ir f f T £ftiL » tr=^ is j s b 11 |111f i 1111* 11 ------■ t e u M H ftw r t.-----Lush f i|BB ' i i 1 K »-Tw» Iw »*» >*— ASSSO. 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Meffi Sett Pnwwir |mSffni cj fsr TKtH Drrnl] I IKeWreW lmr» I k* U*n Hff York K/dcM fl>—) p 14RwS* (KGnofo bulged in some of her delicious, decadent delights lit lieu of Christmas cards. Shirley made holiday cukes and brownies which sfie distributed. Her fami­ ly estimates she has baked abut 3.000 cakes for her friends during the past 40 years. Shirley Simas was a gen tic, special person. She possessed unbridled charily and love and had a heart of gold. Wc arc all going to miss her. ffPffffR SirffW3 Iff rffftiw* IjffXfa jg»T IkftC ►fcghfry NU I t i l l M R i f o f i t Alton Con<#r*xt Fvttf (kfl* 1 - H*f**d Photo toyMari I Don Holt, ol WOFL, holds award prasantid by Dlan* Parker. throughout the United States and Canada. For the past seven years, she has attended a bridge tournament at Gatlinburg Tcnn., Iter favorite of all tournaments. In the spirit of being a good friend and neighbor. Shirley was always baking goodies and de­ livering them. We. In the Hcruld newsroom, have ccrtnlnly In- PWfrrm. OffriffM»ffig«i T h e Continued from Page flB sorely missed by the community and her fam ily; Ralph, her husband of 52 years, her six children, five grandchildren, a sister and a brother. Horn In Astoria. Ore.. Shirley spent tiuixl of her youth In north western parts of Oregon and Washington. She was a Navy wife who Joined her career Navy hunhund ut various bases around the country while they were raising their children. Shirley lived In central Forlda since 1952 where she was a member of the Wlldflowcr Circle of the Sanford Garden Club. She was also active In several local bridge clubs Including Sanford. Casselberry und Winter Park. An avid bridge player and bowler. Shirley played In bridge and b o w l i n g WBUfrwf C o u n t y , sc tux .ii muse, in school precinct number fiU, cost less than $f>(X) to build. Despite having the bill and the deed, the location of bake Mary's first scIiimiIIiouhc Is still u mystery. Dietrich ii *1 Hf*ig H«(tM nwM SvM «f Us m H Line danctr* (from lefl) Bob Muilavo, Nellie McCarthy and Dottle Smith. d 1 i u �- S anford H arold, Sanford, Florida - S unday, Juno 5, 1094 BLONDIE by Chic Young By Bernice Bede Osol YOUR BIRTHDAY Jane B, 1994 BEETLE BAILEY I'M MOT GOMGTO THE CLUB TONIGHT, I'M STAYING HOME THE BORN LOSER by Mori Walker by Art Ssnaom I WANT TO CAMP OUT IN THE BACK YARD... CAN WE BUY A TENT ? r - x - HOROSCOPE 39 Cattle 39 S trong, tow cart t A tom ic weapon 37 Conductor Eugene — 9 — and void 39 Love greatly 9 Sm all 40 Sham el organism s 41 A ctraae — 12Belgian river C aldw ell 13 Iroquois Indian 42Sw lttly 14Jesu> 49 Male m onogram 49 A ctor — Qlbeon IS Inter national 49 E ncountered language t 7 --------Clear Day 50 Types S 3-> culpa 18B I plue ona 94 Eternally 19 Apr. 15 55 South o l Kens. addraaaae 96 Table ecrap 2 0 C urtain fabric 97 Put on board 22 Future M e . 59 Trial 23 Big 24 Vertically DOWN 27 S om a sheep 31 U nclothed 1 R ussian's "no" 32 Not aott . 2 Soviet Union 33 Follow er o f tebbr-l ( S U tt.) 3 M ilitary cap 34 FfIreerm 4 Before owners* org. ACROSS Y ou r chart Imltcnlcrt you might become Involved In neveral Joint ventures In the year ahead. Tw o of them may Just l>e so-no, hut one could he rlramntlc and mihstnnllnl. OBM1NI (May 21-June 20) Keep a elose eye on careless co-workers today, beefflune you could be tarred by the same brush if they do nomcthlng wrong. Without being ofTensIve, try to find n way to nerve as their guide. Gemini, treat yourself to a birthday gift. Send for your Astro-Graph predictions for the year abend by mailing $1.25 to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box 44(15. New York. N.Y. 10163. Uc sure to state your zodiac sign. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Guard agnlnst inclinations today to operate at extremes in your J r activities or endeavors. In order \7 ~ to funrlion effectively, modera­ tion and balmier are required. 15“ LEO (July 23 Aug 22) From tr r where you're sitting Unlay. It might np|>enr that others are getting breaks to which you're entitled. Don't he dismayed; appearances are deceiving V1ROO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Your pragmatic imagination will I k* working nt full forer today. However, you might Just talk about your Intentions rather than net upon them. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Un­ less you're absolutely certain you know what you’ re doing. It might be wise not to attempt to manage the allairs of others today, especially those o f u financial nature. SCORPIO |Oct. 24 Nov 221 Uelng congenial Is n rmirvrlnua attribute, but today don't permit dramatic measure* In order lo yourself to be a straw In the gain attention You'll do brltr-r wind, too easily swayed by the keeping a low prolllr. [K-raon you're with for the m o­ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. ID) ment. In com petitive d evelopm en t! SAGITTARIUS INov. 23-Der. today, you mlghl have only u 2 1 | D o n ' t v i e w l i f e alight edge wilh which to begin. pessimistically today, but, by II you're falsely srllassurril or the same token, tie realistic I cki rareleatt, this edge will have regarding the seriousness ol little value problems with which you might PIBCES [Feb 20 Mare It 20) have to contend. Uaually you're a charming conCAPRICORN IDec. 22-Jan. vereatlonnllst. and friends enjoy 19) You'll be noticed wherever listening to what you have to you go today, so don't feel It Is say. Today, however, try to give necessary for you to use foolish. others a chance to apeuk us well. By Bernice Bede Osol YOUR BIRTHDAY JuneOi I0B4 Channels might oj>en for you In the year ahead that eoidd make It possible for you to fulfill a secret ambition What occur* may Ik- of a social rattier than a business nature. GEMINI (May 2 1-June 20) Usually tn business situations. It's every man for himself, but today - If you display charitable trulls - you could encourage your counterpart lo mirror your behavior. CANCER (June. 2 1-July 221 Persons with whom you'll lainvolved today mlghl not view things or events as optimistically us you do. Stund by your Inclinations Instead of making adjustments to placate theirs. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Today y o u m ig h t f i n a l l y lu c e u challenge you’ve hern trying to duck. Mucli to your surprise, when you beard the lion In his den. you might find he Is much more afraid o f you lhan you arc of him. VIROO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22| - Answer to Previous Puzzle 0 H 0 D u K A Q m V E lA Y ie iA i i K l L A E j p E A T. E 0 I I I LC I 1 1 C m n m E ira n m n n n n n n n □Bm nnm nnM n a a a n n n a n 5 C om ae ctoee O Vasae 7 Illum inated 9 C om poeer — Bernstein 9 — N ational * Pork 10 Two w ords o t <94: I t S tra ig h t-------- 19Hazard 21 H ere (Fr.) 22- W est To end the week, another of those unintentionally amusing signs. In Australia, on the main road h e a d in g n orth ea st to Hrisbnnc, Is a notice stating; "You arc now entering a rab­ bit-free area. Penalty $1,000," Well, you arc now entering on error-free area. Penalty; not money. Just undertricks. What do you make or today's deal? How would you plan the play In s ix n o - t r u m p a f t e r t he diamond-10 lead runs lo your Jack? The auction was unscientific, hut It reached a respectable spot. South unblocked the spade king, played a club to dummy's ace and cashed the A-Q o f spades, dlscurdlug a heart and n diam ond from hand. W est's discard was a blow. Now South played n club lo Ills queen, but ROBOTMAN* by Jim Meddlck ANNIE * 2 ] Blmpte 24— Dom M 29 Cot sound 29 D utch ch eeee 27 Num erous 21 R obert De — 79 Q r a vet ridges 30 Eye Infection 32 C onceal 39 E vet — 39 JFK 's predecessor 39 Football dlv. 39 First-rate (2 w d s ) 4 1 A frican nation 42 C annonballs, etc. (at.) 43 Look Intently 44 R et-----------49 T V 's talking horse (2 wds ) 49 M ichael's nicknam e 47 Skinny fishes 49 Future a tty s ' a i am 91 — Gardner M 4 t>7 NT A Inc 52 Sm all child ARIES (March 21 April ID) In your business dealings tiKlay. the power to effect results mlghl be In the hands of your upposl lion niiher lhan yours. Don't let wishful thinking cause you lo make had asrwssments, TAURUS (April 20 Muy 201 Instead of u union enhancing mutual alrrnglhs, partnership arrangem ents could weaken both parties toduy. It mlghl be wise for each participant to standalone. C opyright 1094 N EW SPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. j When dealing with friends to­ precedence over materialism'. d a y . use g e n e ro u s . «en|Je , AQUAHlUa Uait..24l KelM-lf) measures Instead of forceful Much pcnNinul ^satisfaction cap d i r e c t i v e s . K i n d w o r d s Ik- derived ii k Liv from doing strengthen relationships, harsh things Hull benefit members of words sever them. your family more than they dji LIB R A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) you. Strive to be unselfish. Conditions ih.it seemed to op­ PISCES (Feb. 20-March 2(fl pose you yesierday might du a Make II a polnl loday to let the complete turnaround today and one you love know how much function for your benefit. You you really rare. Do so through a may la- able lo transform looses se ries o f th ou gh tfu l, sm all Into gains. gestures. He or she will get the SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) II message. T might he your lot today to ARIES IMurrh 21 April ID) negotiate u matter that afreets Someone with whom you liavf others us well as yourself. If Ibts strong emotional (Kinds might Is done with everyone's best play a key role at this lime in Inlcrcsl at heart. It could be very helping you succeed In a tnalerfmiceessful. ullsilc endeavor. This peraoQ SAGITTARIUS INov. 23-Dec. won't be looking for a piece of 21) In order to make this a the action. memorable, productive day, you TAURUS (April 20-May 20) must really have your heart In Charm, wit and tact are you; your work. Take pride In ull of most valuable assets loday. In­ your assignments, lx- they lurge or lltlle. stinctively, you'll know how to use them effectively to sway CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jan. ID) Usually It proves unwise lo others lo go along with your way o f thinking. let your heart m lr your head, but toduy could be an exception. C opyright 1904 N EW SPAPE R ENTERPRISE ASSN. Give compassion and concern 1 WIN AT BRIPOE By Phillip Alder . West lulled lo follow suit for u second time. Declarer laid no option but tn concede n club trick lo Eust. who cushed the spade Jack lo defeat the contract. True. It was unlucky to find East with four cards In cacti black suit, but South's line was right only If he were playing In seven no-trump. He should have concentrated on winning the 12 tricks he con traded for. The correct play can lake a while to spot If you haven’! seen the theme before. Hut It Is like riding a bicycle: once learned. It stays with you for life. After unblocking the spade king, you should duck a club. This mnneuver retains com­ munication with the dummy and brings home the contract If the spades nre 3-3 or the clubs are no worse lhan 4-1. Copyright 1994. NEW SPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. WEST a 103 V JII852 • 100H74 4>8 NORTH A4St , a AQB754 * 703 4 Q2 4A 1 EAST A JD82 V tJIO ♦ KA3 4>J 1007 SOUTH a K » -, ¥ AK4 * AJJ * KIJ0543 Vulnerable: Both Dealer: North South West North 1 a 2* Pass 2 * 4 NT Pass 5 V 5 NT Pass 0 A 0 NT Pass Pass Opening lead: • East Pass Pass' Pass Pass Pass 10 , ‘ by Loonard Starr, / �Sanford H erald, Sanford, Florida * S unday, June S, 1094 - U f li t NotlCM Legal N o tic e I » * C T » » I f t * E M I N E N T D O M A IN I M T H I C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H « E IG H T E E N T H J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT . I K A N D F O R f I M l N O L I C O U N T Y , F L O R ID A V can no. Maw-cA-ta-R S E M IN O L E C O U N T V , a p o litic a l s u b d iv is io n o tth * 3 1 *1 *o l F lo rid a . . P d lllo n e r, T " W , T Rf ■ i T M R H E M IS P H E R E N A T IO N A L R A N K , N .A . i F L O R ID A P O W E R C O R P O R A T IO N . ■ S 5 2 2 ? 5 ? ? S ! ! ! K ■ * W U A * B . e / E / E J A C K S P IL L A N E . * ' * 0 > « « T $ . a/k/a BRENOA B R I0 0 L E ' CLAUDETTE JIRIOOLIl LIBERTY N A T IO N A L R A N K ; R A Y V A L D E S a t T o C offee to r *< te m ln a to C ounty, P lor Ida; a n d th e unknow n s p o u m s ot th e t R lv k , l le n y i th t lr h o lrt, devisees, assignees, g ra n ite s , c re d ito r*. le t • m i . te a c u to r t. a d m in is tra to r*. m o rtg ag e es. ju d g m en t c re d ito rs , tru e loos. Ilenhofdere. per te n t In p o t session end eny an d an o th e r p a rtie s ha v I n f o r H e lm in g to h e r e eny rig h t, lin e o r in te res t h y , through, u n d e r o r eg e ln s t the above n a m e d D e te n d e r ts. or M th e r w tM c la im in g e n y r ig h t, title , or In te re s t In th e re e l p ro p e rty M s s c rlb e d In th is ec Hon, I DffNrtdtnili }T O : T H O U A B O V E N A M E n D E F E N D A N T S A N D T O A L L (P A R T IE S C L A IM IN G IN T E R E S T B Y . T H R O U G H . U N D E R O R A O A IN S T T H I N A M E D D E F E N D A N T S ; A N D TO A L L P A R T IE S s H A V IN O O R C L A IM IN G TO H A V E A N Y R IG H T . T IT L E OR U N T I R E S T I N T H B P R O P E R T Y D E S C R IB E D B E L O W • A n E m in e n t D o m a in P ttltle n . to gether w ith Its D e c la ra tio n ot T a k in g has boon Ilia d In the ab o ve styled cou rt to ecqutro c e rta in p re p e rty In te res ts In Sem inole County. F lo rid a , d escribed es follows PARCEL NO. MONTGOMERY ROAD PEB SIM PLE 10] THAT PORTION OP THAT CERTAIN TRACT OP LAND DESCRIBED IN O .R . ROOK U B S P A G I a c e , OP THE P U B LIC RECORDS Op SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLO R ID A, BEING MORE PARTIC ULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS! COMMEHCI A T THE CENTER OF SECTION 1 5 , TOWNSHIP 11 SOUTH, HANOI I f EAST, ' SEMINOLE COUNTY, F LO R ID A . RUM M 0 0 * 3 4 '1 3 'l ALONG THE WEST L IN E OP THE N ik OP R AID SECTION 15 ( A . K . A . CENTER L IN E OP MONTGOMERY R O AD ), 5 0 7 .5 * FE E T; THENCE S S t * 4 9 '2 9 * l , 2 5 .0 0 FEET TO A P O IN T ON THE SOUTH L IN E OP THE AFOREMENTIONED TRACT OF LAND AND A P O IN T ON THE EAST RIG H T-O F-W AY L IN E OF MONTGOMERY ROAD, T H IS BEING THE P O IN T OF BEGIRNINO FOR T H IS D E SC R IP T IO N ) THENCE ALONG S A ID R IG H T-O P WAY L1HB, N O O *S 4 '1 5 *E , 33 1.7) FEET TO THE WORTH L IN E OF THE AFOREMENTIONED TRACT OF LARD) THENCE LEAVING S A ID R IO H T-O F WAY L IN S , RUN ALONO S A ID NORTH L IN E , ■ (• • O S ’ l S ’ t , 1 4 .1 5 FEET) THENCE LEAVING S A ID NORTH L IN B , RUN E Q l 'O S 'l T 'W , 4 1 .0 5 FEET TO THE PO IN T OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE NORTH­ WESTERLY | THENCE SOUTHWESTERLY ALONO T H I ARC OF S A ID CUSVB, HAVING A CENTRAL ANOLE OF 0 1 * 3 1 * 2 1 * , A RADIUS OF 7 1 9 4 .4 4 FEET, AND A CHORD BEARING OF S 0 1 a4 9 '5 E * N , FOR A DISTANCE OF 1B 4.5B FEET TO S A ID SOUTH L IN E ) THENCE LEAVING S A ID CURVE, RUN ALONO S A ID SOUTH L IN E , N S * * 4 * ' I f * W , 1 1 . OS FEET TO THB P O IN T OF BEGIN­ NING OF T H IS D E SC R IPTIO N . CONTAINING 1 ,0 1 1 . 2 4 SQUARE FEET, 701 M O NTG O M ERY ROAD TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT THAT PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND DESCRIBED IN O .R . BOOK 1 1 5 5 , PAGE A ( 4 , OF THE PU B LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLO RID A, BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS! COMMENCE AT T H I CENTER OF SECTION 15, TOWNSHIP It SOUTH, RANGE 2 * EAST, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLO R ID A . RUN N 0 0 * 5 4 '1 S * E ALONG THE WEST L IN E OF THE NEk OF SAID SECTION 15 ( A . K . A . CENTER L IN B OF MONTGOMERY R O AD ), 7 1 7 .0 5 FEET; THENCE 0 1 5 *0 5 *2 5 *R , I f . 25 FEET TO A P O IN T ON THE NORTH L IN B OF THB AFOREMENTIONED TRACT OF LAND, S A ID P O IN T BEING THB P O IN T OP BEGINNING FOR T H IS D E S C R IP T IO N ; THENCE ALONG S A ID NORTH L IN E , 1 1 * * 0 5 * 1 5 * 1 , 1 4 . l t FEET; THENCE LEAVING S A ID NORTH L IN E , RUN S 0 1 * Q 0 '] t * N , S O .00 FEET; THENCE N S f* 0 1 * 2 5 * W , 1 5 .0 0 FEET TO A P O IN T ON A NON-TANGENT CURVE CONCAVE NORTHWESTERLY; THENCE NORTH BAST ERST1 ALONO THE ARC OF S A ID CURVE, HAVING A CENTRAL ANCLE OF 0 0 * 0 1 * 1 1 * , A RADIUS OF 7 4 * 4 . 4 4 F I R , AND A CHORD BEARING OF N O I* 1 0 * 0 1 * E , FOR A DISTANCE OF 7 . * S FEET TO A P O IN T OF TANGENT; THENCE H O I* O a * 1 7 * E , 4 1 .0 5 P e r t o t h e p o in t o f b e g in n in g o f t h i s d e ­ s c r ip t io n . CONTAINING 1 ,2 4 7 .0 4 SQUARE FEET TOGETHER WITH PARCEL NO. M O N TG O M E R Y R O A D D R A IN A G E E A S E M E N T SOI THAT PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND DESCRIBED IN O .R . BOOK 1 1 5 5 , PACE 4 4 4 , IN THE PU B LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLO RID A, BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWSt COMMEHCI A T THE CENTER OF SECTION 15, TOWNSHIP 11 SOUTH, RANGE 29 EAST, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLO R IO A. RUN N 0 0 * 3 4 '1 5 * E /.LONG THE WEST L IN E OF THE NEk OF S A ID SECTION 13 ( A . K . A . CENTER L I H I OF MONTGOMERY RO AD ), 3 0 7 . * * FEET; THENCE S a * * 4 * 'l * 'E , 1 3 .0 0 FEET TO A P O IN T OH THE SOUTH U N I OF THE AFOREMENTIONED TRACT OF LAND AND A P O IN T ON T H I EAST RIGHT-OF-W AY L IN E OF MONTGOMERY ROAD; THENCE CONTINUE ALONG S A ID SOUTH L IN E , 8 4 9 * 4 9 '2 9 *E , 1 1 .0 4 FEET TO A P O IN T ON A NON-TANGENT CURVE CONCAVE NORTHWESTERLY; THENCE NORTHEASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF S AID CURVE, HAVING A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 0 0 * 4 6 * 2 0 * , A RADIUS OF 7 1 9 4 .4 4 FEET, AND A CHORD DEARING OF M 0 2 * 0 S 'ia * R , FOR A DISTANCE OF 1 0 1 .7 1 FEET TO THE P O IN T OF BEGINNING FOR T H IS D E SC R IPTIO N ) THENCE CONTINUE ALONG THE ARC OF S A ID CURVE, HAVING A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 0 O *O S 'S 6 ‘ , A RADIUS OF 7 4 9 4 .4 4 FEET, AND A CHORD BEARING OF H 0 1 *4 D '5 0 'E , FOR A DISTANCE OF 2 0 .0 0 FEET; THENCE 6 4 4 * 1 9 '1 0 *E , 2 0 .0 0 FEET; THENCE S 0 1 * 4 0 '3 0 * M , 2 0 .0 0 F IE T » THENCE H « I* 1 9 * 1 0 * W , 2 0 .0 0 FEET TO THE P O IN T OF BEOINHIHa OF T H IS D E SC R IP T IO N . CONTAINING 1 9 9 .9 1 PARCEL HO. SQUARE FEET. 101 MONTGOMERY ROAD FEE SIMPLE THE WESTERLY I B . 00 FEET OF THAT CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND DESCRIBED IN O .R . HOOK 2 0 9 5 , PAGE 4 4 3 , THAT WESTERLY 1 5 .0 0 FEET OF LOT 8 , BLOCK 2 , LONG VIEW HEIGHTS, AO PLATTED IH P LA T BOOK 12, PAGE 9 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLO R ID A, BEING HONE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWSt COMMENCE AT THE CENTER OF SECTION 1 5 , TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH, RANGE 29 EAST, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLO R IO A. RUN H 0 0 * » 4 * 3 3 * E ALONG THE HEAT L IN E OF THE NEk OF S A ID SECTION 15 ( A . K . A . CENTER L IN B OF MONTGOMERY R O AD ), 9 3 7 .1 2 FEET; THENCE fia 9 * 0 S * 2 S * E , 2 5 .0 0 FEET TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF 8A1D LOT • AND THE EAST RIGHT-OF-W AY L IN E OF MONTGOMERY ROAD, T H IS BEING THE P O IN T OF BEGINNING FOR T H IS D E S C R IP T IO N ; THENCE ALONO S A ID R IO H T-O F WAY L IN E , H 0 0 *5 4 *3 S *E , 1 1 0 .0 0 FEET TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF S A ID « ; THENCE ALONG THE NORTH L IN E OF S A ID LOT 8 6 9 *3 1 *4 9 *1 , 1 5 ,0 0 FE ET) THENCE LEAVING S A ID NORTH L1H E, S 0 0 * 3 4 '3 3 * H , 1 1 0 .0 0 FEET TO THE SOUTH L IH E OF S A ID LOT 6 ; THENCE ALONG S A ID SOUTH L IH E , H S 9 * 3 1 *4 9 , H 1 1 3 .0 0 FEET TO THE P O IN T OF BEGINNING OF T H IS D E SC R IP T IO N . r T A IK IN G 1 ,6 3 0 . 0 0 ICEL NO. Ill CONTAINING 1 ,6 4 2 . 5 0 SQUARE FEET. E a c h Oe U n d e n t Is fu rth e r not Ilia d th a t th e P e tltle n e r w ill p et Mien tor en O rd e r ot T ak in g b efo re th e H o n o rab le S eym our Sen sen, one e f the Judges e f the above styled C o u rt, on Hi# I t t h d a y of Jun o, 1994, a t f N a m , In the Sem inole County Courthouse. Sanford. F lo rid a . In acco rd an ce w ith Its D e c la ra tio n of T a k in g h ereto fo re tile d In this cause A ll D efendants to this suit e n d e ll oth er In te res ted p a rtie s m a y tim e ly requost e h e a rin g on the P e h lio n ta r the O rd e r of T a k in g a t the lim e and p ie c e d esign ated end be hea rd A n y D efen d a n t ta ilin g to l i l t a lim a ly req u est lo r h e a rin g shell w a iv e an y rig h t to o b |ec l to the O rd e r o f T a k in g AND E ach D e la n d a n l a n d a n y ofhor persons c la im in g e n y In te res t In th e p ro p e rty described in the P e titio n in the above styled E m in e n t D o m a in proceeding Is h ereb y re q u ire d to se rve w ritte n defenses. It a n y you h e r e , to th e P etitio n h e reto fo re tile d In th is cause en the P e titio n e r, an d e n y request h r a h e a rin g e n the P e titio n fa r th e O rd e r ot T a k in g , if d e s ired , en P e titio n e r '* A tto rn e y , svhoee n a m e end address Is shown below en o r b e fo re M a y tl. 19*4. an d le file the o rig in a l ot your w ritte n d e te n te * and e n y request hr h e a rin g an the P e titio n lo r the O rd e r e f T a k in g w ith the C le rk e f th is C o u rt e ith e r b efo re se rvice en th e P e tltle n e r '* A tto rn e y a r Im m e d ia te ly th ere* M * r , to show w het rig h t, M ile. In te re s t o r lie n you o r an y e f you h av e o r c la im In and le the p re p e rty d e s c rib e d in sold P etitio n en d te shew cause. It en y you hav e, w h y sold p re p e rty should n e t be condem ned tor the uses e n d purposes a * set fo rth In M id P stlfton. I f you fe ll te answ er, a d e fa u lt m a y be e n te re d a g e m il you tor th e re fle t d e m a n d e d in th e P e titio n It you te ll to requost e hearing e n the P e titio n tor O d e r e l T a k in g you shell w a iv e e n y rig h t te eb |e c t le M <d O d e r e f T ak in g W IT N E S S m y hand end seel e f M id C ourt en the 4th d a y e f M a y , lf«« (S E A L ) M A N Y AN N E MORSE C L E R K O f T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , F L O R IO A By R uth K ing Deputy Clerk R O B E R T A M c M IL L A N County A tto rn ey tor Sem inole C ounty. F lo rid a Sem inole County Services B uilding 1141 E e t l F irs t Street Santord. F lor Id a W ) I Talephona I SOT) M l 11)0 E i t S U A tto rn ey te r P e titio n e r P u b lith J u n e l. It t s end June I I . 1194 SQUARE rK E T . MONTGOMERY ROAD PEE SIMPLE THAT PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND DESCRIBED IN O .R.BO O K 1 4 6 6 , PAGE 1 3 7 1 , AS LOT 1 , BLOCK 2 OT "LONG VIEW H E IG H T S ", RECORDED IN PLA T BOOK 1 2 , PAGE 9 OF THE PU B LIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWSI COMMENCE AT THE CENTER OF SECTION 1 5, TOWNSHIP 21 B o u r n , RANGE 39 EAST, SEMIHOLE COUNTY, FLO R ID A . RIM H O O *5 4 * 3 5 'E ALONG THE EAST L IH E OP THE KWk OP S A ID SECTION 13 ( A . X . A . CENTER U M k OF MONTGOMERY R O AD ), 1 0 4 2 .0 3 FEET; THENCE 8 1 9 * Q B '3 B * B , 1 5 .0 0 FEET TO THE EAST R IG H T -O F WAY L IN K OF MONTGOMERY ROAD AND THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF S A ID LOT 1 , T H IS BEING THE PO IH T OF BEGINNING FOR T H IS D E SC R IP T IO N ; THENCE ALONG DCS 1 I, Legal N otices I N T M I C IR C U IT C O U R T . IN ANOFOR S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R IO A c a s e n o f4 e e e t c a t * ■ FEDERAL NOME lo a n m o r t g a g e c o r p o r a t io n TOGETHER WITH PARCEL NO. S A ID R IC H T -o r-W A Y L IN E AMD WEST L IN E OP S A ID LOT 1 , H 0 0 * 5 4 '1 3 * S , 1 1 0 .0 0 FEET TO THE SOUTH RIGHT-OF-W AY OF ESTHER IAMB AND THE NORTH L IN E OF S A ID LOT 1; THENCE ALONO S A ID U N I, 8 1 9 * 1 3 * 4 9 * 1 , 2 0 .0 0 FE E T ; THENCE LEAVING S A ID L IN E 8 4 S * 4 0 '2 1 * M , 7 .1 0 FE ET; THENCE B O O *54* 35*W , 1 0 5 .0 0 FEET TO THE SOUTH L IN E O f THE AFOREMENTIONED LOT 1 ; THENCE ALONG S A ID SOUTH L IN E OF S A ID LOT 1 , M a »*3 3 *4 9 *W , I S . 00 FEET TO THE P O IN T OF BEGINNING OF T H IS DE­ S C R IP T IO N . P le in litt, VS A fl P E T E R t O N I I I IS S rl*> ) t 7M 0I and a n , unknown h eirs, devisees, grantees credl lo r* and oth er u n tn o w n persons or unknow n spouses c la im in g by th ro u g h , and under any ot the above n am ed Defendants, D d a n d o n ls N O T IC E OF F O R E C L O S U R E S A LE N O T IC E Is h a ra b r g iven that the undersigned C le rk ot the C i r c u i t C o u r t ot S o m ln o lo C ounty. F lo rid a. w ill on June M It t s a t I I 00 o'clo ck A M a l the W t t l F ro n t door ot the Vem m efe C o u n t, C ourthouse in Santord. F lo rid a o ile r tor M fe and sail a l public a u tc ry to the highest and besi bid d er lor cash the lot low tng d escribed p r o p e r l, situ ate in Sem inole C o u n t,. F lo rid a Lots 11 and U . JN O S E C T IO N T O R T M E L L O N , accord ing to the P la l th ereo f es re c o rd e d In P le l Book a. Pege aa. e f the P u b lic R e c o rd s ot S e m in o le County, F lo rid # pursuan t to the F in a l Ju d gm ent m it r e d In a c a te standing In said C ourt, the style ot w h ich it indicated above W IT N E S S m y hand and ol tie la' seel o l said C ourt this IF th day ol M a y IStc In acco rd an ce w ith the A m e r ic a n t w ith D is a b ilitie s A c t. per tons w ith disab ilities needing a special ac co m m o d atio n to par llc ip a la In lh ‘ s proceeding shall contact A D A C oordin ator. H t N P a rk A venue. Suite N M I San fo rd. F lo rid a J lfF I, telephone COF 11 ) cJM x m r , not la te r than liv e I t ) days prio r lo the p ro cred m g I I h ea rin g Im p a ire d . IT D D I 1 *0 0 *33 *771. o r V o le t I V I IS O O S M ir ro . v ia Floclda M alay S ervice (C O U R T S E A L ) M A R Y A N N E MORSE C LER K OF THE C IR C U IT C O U R T B y : J a n * E J a te w ic D ep u ty C lerk P u b lith J u n e ). I I . ISS4 D E S i l __________________________ IN T H C C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H I E IG H T E E N T H J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , S T A T E O F F L O R ID A . C ate N e t S I K M CA I f L G E N E R A L J U R IS D IC T IO N M A R G A R E TTE N 4 COM P A N Y . IN C .. P la ln tllt. vl E L T O N H O M E R F O L M A R . et al. D e fe n d a n t! N O T IC E O F F O R E C LO S U R E SALE EYCLERKO FTHC C IR C U IT C O U R T N otice Is h e rs b y g lv tn th a t the u h d e rtlg n a d M a ry a n n # M o rs e. C le rk ol I he C irc u it C o u rt ol S E M IN O L E C o u n ty. F lo rid a , w ill, on th e 10th d a y o t Juno, i * 9 f , a l 11:00 a m , a t the W e il F ro n t door ol the S E M IN O L E C ounly C ourthouse. In Ih e C ity ol Santord, F lo rid a , o ile r lor t a l * and to ll a l public o u tcry to the highest and b a ll bid d er lor cash, the follow ing described p ro p e rly situ ated In Sem inole C ounly, F lo rid a , to w it: T H E S O U T H 40 F E E T O F L O T I t A N O T H E N O R T H 40 F E E T O F L O T IF. B L O C K 1). 1 R D A O O I T I O N , D R E A M W O L D . A C C O R D IN G T O T H E P L A T T H E R E O F AS R E C O R D E D IN P L A T B O O K 4. P A G E 70. P U B L IC R E C O R D S O F S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R IO A T O G E T H E R W I T H R A N G E /C V E N . F A N /H O O D p u rsu an t to Ih e lin e ! dec ree o l foreclosure en tered In a case pending In M id C ourt, the style ot w h ich Is: M A R G A R E T T E N 4 C O M P A N Y . IN C vs. E L T O N H O M E R F O L M A R ,till. P s rs o n i w ith a d is a b ility w ho need a special ac com m odation lo p e r llc lp a lo In th lip ro c e e d ln g should con tact A D A C o ordin ator a l M l N . P a r k A venue. Sulla N . M l. Santord. F lo r ld i 11771 at Isast liv e d ays p rio r to th a proceeding. Telephone; (4071 M l 41M e a t. 14117; 1 100-913 1771 (T O D ), o r t (W O )-939 9770 ( V ) , v ia F lo rid a R s la y Service. W IT N E S S m y hand and o lllc la l seal of M id C ourt th is 17th d a y o l M a y , 1994. (S E A L ) B Y : Jana E . Jasew lc O ep u ly C la rk P ublish: J u n tS A 11.1994 D ES-47 Legal N otices IN T H I C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H I I9T M J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D FO R tIM IN O L I CO UNTY. F L O R IO A CASK NO H i l l ) O R 91 P P A T R IC IA LE E P O IN D E X T E R , P etthenev VS D O N A L O L E E P O IN D E X T E R R eip en d en t N O T IC E O F A C T IO N TO D O N A L O L E E P O IN D E X T E R Matponden I ' H usband YOU ARE H E R E B Y NO TI F I E D th a t a P e ll lion lor O il solution o l M a rria g e h o t boon file d against you You o r * ro Out te d te serve a copy ot your wrltson defenses, it en y . to the a c tio n on P etitio n er s atto rn ey , W IL L IA M W C A R P E N T E R . E S Q . whose address is 4*1 C H ig h w a y 414. L an g w eed . F L M 7 ta an or b o lero th a It t h o l J U N E . 19*4 and file lh a o rig in a l w ith lha C le rk a t th is C o u rt e ith e r befo re se rv ic e on P la in tilt's attorney or im m o d ie ie iy th e re a fte r e th e rw lte a Jvdg m erit w ill be t n f t r e d for tha re lie f dem an ded in the p etitio n W IT N E S S m y h an d and seal of th is C ourt on irus l l l h d a y o l M A Y . 19*4 (S E A L ) M A H yA N N E MORSE C L E R K O F THE C IR C U IT C O U R T B Y N ancy R W in te r Publish M a y I t 4 Juno S. I I . I* . 1914 O E R 119 IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H E E IG H T E E N T H J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N O F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , F L O R ID A C a te Ms. 191 M i l C A IS L F O R O C O N S U M E R F IN A N C E C O M P A N Y . IN C . P la ln tllt. vs P A U L M C K E N II E ; D O R O T H Y F E R N M C K E N Z IE , his w ilt . A M E R IC A N G E N E R A L H O M E E Q U IT Y . IN C . C O M M U N IT Y F IR S T B A N K O F C E N T R A L F L O R ID A : a n d U N K N O W N T E N A N T S /O W N E R S . D efendants N O T IC E O F S A L E N o tice Is h ereby given Ih a l. pursuant to Ihe O rd e r o r F in a l Ju d g m e n t en tered In th is cause In th e C irc u it C o u rt o l Sem inole C ounty, F lo rid a . I w ill M il th a p ro p e rty situated In Sem inole County. F lo rid a , d escribed is : L o ts 10 a n d I t , B lo ck C. P E A R L L A K E H E IG H T S F IR S T A D D IT IO N , ac cord ing Id the p la l tha ryot as re co rd ed In P la t Book I . P ag o 40. o l the P u b lic R e c o rd i o l S e m in o le C ounty, Flo rid a. LE S S A N O E X C E P T D E S C R IP T IO N AS FOLLOW S: A P a rt o l Lots 10 and I t , B lock C . P E A R L L A K E H E IG H T S F IR S T A D D IT IO N , AS re c o rd td in P la l Book S, Pago SO. P ublic R e c o rd i ot lo m ln o le County, F lo rid a , being m o re p a rtic u la rly described as follow s: Bogin at Ih e S.W . Corner o l M id Lot 10, B lo c k C ; T h s n c o ru n N . 0 4 *3 4 'M " E ., along Ih e W e s te rly line o l M id Lot 10. 4 1 14 toot; Thence ru n 1. U * i n * " E ., 99.71 feet to ■ point th a t lias N. 04 *S 4 'M " E , and 71 17 loot fro m lha S .E . C orner o l said Lot I t ; T h a n e a ru n S. 0 4 *S 4 'M " W ., along Ihe E a s te rly lin e ol M id Lot I t , B lock C, 73.17 toot lo tha a lo r(m e n tio n e d S .E . corner ol M id Lot H i T h e n ce ru n N , 90*1 I 'M " E .. along I ho Southerly Una of M id Lol 10 and I I , a d istan ce o l IM .o e fool lo Ih t P o in t e f Beginning, a l p u blic M le , to th e highest and b o lt bidder, tor cash, a t th a W a it front door o l the Som lnolo C ounty Courthouse. In Santord. F lo rid a , a t 11:00 A M ., on June 31. 1994. M A R YA N N E MORSE ASCLERKOFTHECOURT B y : J a n a B . Jasew lc D e p u ty C lark In accord ance w ith tha A m e r­ icans w ith D isa b ilitie s A c t, p e r­ sons needing a sp ecial a c c o m ­ m o d atio n te p a rtic ip a te In Ih l* proceeding should con tact tha In d iv id u a l o r ag e n cy M n d ln g not lea not la te r th an M v e n days p rio r to Ih e proceeding a l I no address g lv tn on n o lle *. T «fephone: (407) M ) *110; I I hearing Im p a ire d 1 900 91S 1771 (T D D ) o r M OO 911 1774 ( V ) , v l * F lo rid a R e la y Servlca. P u b lish : J u n e !, I } . 19*4 OESSO iVATVr-. nWlfwTA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O FT H IIM S JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANDFOR I EMI NOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA C A IIN O i 94-1111-DR-Et-P PATRICIA L IB POINDEXTER, P e titio n e r. D O N A L D L E I P O IN D E X T E R . NOTICE OP ACTION TO D O N A LO LE E P O IN D E X T E R Y O U A R E N O T IF IE D th a t a P e titio n tor D issolution o l A lar H a g * has been tile d a g a in s t you. You a r # re q u ire d to s e rve a copy o l yo u r w ritte n defenses, II an y , to Ih # oclton an the P e titio n e r's a tto rn e y . W IL L IA M W C A R R E N T E R . E S Q . w h o * * address Is 440 E H ig h w a y 414. Long wood, F L M l » . an o r b efo re tha I t t h ot June. 1994 a n d Ilia tha o rig in a l w ith th a C la rk o l this C o u rt s litte r before se rvice on P l a i n t i f f * atto rn ey t r Im m e d i ateiy th e re a fte r; e th e r w lM a Ju d g em en t w ill be e n te re d lor I h * r a ll a l d e m a n d e d In the P etitio n W IT N E S S m y h an d a n d te a l *1 th is C ourt an th is 11th d a y of M a y . 19*4 M A R Y A N N E M O R IE C le rk a t the C irc u it C ourt B Y N a n c y R W in te r A t O ep u ty C lerk Publish J u n e l. H A I f . 1*94 o h m IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T , IN A N D F O R IIM IN O L B C O U N TY , F L O R IO A C A I I 490. 9 ) M 79 CA I 4 K U N IT E O C O M P A N IE S L E N D IN G C O R P O R A T IO N . P le in litt. v* JO H N R B E N N E T T IS S t ISO40 T i l l ) , J O Y C E B B E N N E T T l i f e M l » *7 *4 1 ) B E R N IC E J C A R R ; R O G E R H A C K N E Y t —-------T E N A N T li SUN B A N K , N A , STATE O F F L O R IO A . P U B L IC D E F E N O I R ; an d ony unknow n heirs, devisees, grantees, cred ito rs, and o ther unknow n persons o r unknown spouses c la im in g b y . through, a n d under any e f th a abo ve n am ed Defendants. D efendants N O T I C IO F FO R E C LO S U R E SALE N O T IC E is h ereb y g iven th at lita undersignad C lark ot the C tr c u lt C o u rt o t lo m ln o le County F lo rid a , w ill an Juno 7* 1994, o l I I CO o'clock A M a t the W est F ro n t dear ot tno Som lnolo County Courthouse in Santord. F lo rid a , a fte r te r m i # a n d Mil 41 p u blic o u tcry to the h ighest and bast b id d er tor cash, th e fe llo w tng des crib ed p ro p erty situ ate In Sem inole County, F lo rid a Lot IS and Ihe t e s t t l loot of v a c a te d s tte e t on th e W est. S le e k 1. T ie r “ A " . E R T R A F F O R D 'S M A P O F T H E T O W N O F 1 A N F O R 0 . accord tn g to lh e P la t th e r e o f es re co rd ed In P lo t Book I . P ag e 14. P u b lic Records of le m m a s * County. F lo rid a pursuan t lo i h t F in a l J u d g m in t e n tered in a c o m ponding in M id C ourt, lha s'r>e of w hich I* in d icated above W IT N E S S m y hand and ot tlc la l M o l of M id co u rt th is 1st d a y *1 Juno, 1994 tn acco rd an ce w ith th e A m e r H a n * w ith O lM b illfie * A ct. p er to ns w ith d ls e b iim e * needing a special ac co m m o d atio n to par Ik ip o te In this proceeding snail con tact A D A C oordin ator. M l N P a rk A venue. Suite N » l . San lo rd F lo rid a 11771. telephone e#7 I I ) 4JJ0 X4JT7, not Id le r than fle d I I I days p rio r to tha pro coodmg It h ea rin g im p a ire d . (T D D ) IS O # *1 )1 7 7 1 . o r Voice I V I i sod t i l *770. v ia F lo rid a R alay S arvica (C O U R T S E A L ) HEAL) AAA MY A N N E M O R S E C L E R K O F THE C IR C U IT C O U K T By; J a n o E J i m w I c De p u ty C lark P ublish: J u n e l, t l . 1994 D I6 -4 9 IN T H B C IR C U IT 'C O U R t” ~ IN A N O F O R I E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A C A S E N O .9 ) PP91CA-I4-L BANKERS TRUST C O M PA N Y. OS T ru ste e (th e " T ru s te e ” ) under a Pooling and S ervicing A g reem en t dated as ot F e b ru a ry t , 1991, am ong D L J M o rtg a g e A cceptance C orp , Ih e T ru ste e end Lom as M o rtg a g e USA. Inc. re la tin g to ihe M o rtg a g e Pass Through C t r llllc e le t. Series I9 S I1 Plalntllt, v». J O S E P H G L A M B E R T . H E ID ) S L A M B E R T , a / k / a H E ID I S U E S C H IL D H O U S E . his w ile , O A V ID C R E W S A N O A N IT A C R E W S. his w its , and any unknow n h airs, d svlsoat. g r a n t* * * , cred ito rs, and oth er unknown parsons o r unknown spouses c la im in g b y, through, and under an y of th* above no m ad Defendants, D efendants. N O T I C IO F FORECLOSURE IA L I N O T IC E I * hereby g iven th a t th * undersignad C le rk of Ih * C i r c u i t C o u r t o l S e m ln o l* C ounty, F lo rid a , w ill on tha JOlh d a y df J u n o , 1994, a t 11:00 o ’clock A .M . *1 th * W est F ro n t door o l Ih * Sem lnol# County C o u rlh o u M In Santord. F lo rid a , o lfo r fo r M l * and M il a t public o u tcry to Ih * highest and best b id d er lo r cash, th * lollow lngdoscrlbod p ro p a rty s llu a t* In S am ln o l* County. F lo rid a : L O T 1 7 . R O B IN W O O O S . A C C O R D IN G T O T H E P L A T T H E R E O F AS R E C O R D E O IN P L A T B O O K 10, P A G E S 17 A N D I I . P U B L IC R E C O R O S O F S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R ­ ID A . pursuan t to th * F in a l J u d g m e n t en tered In a c * m ponding In M id C ourt, Ih * s ty l* o l w h ich Is Indicated above. W IT N E S S m y hand and otllc la l M a i ot M id C ourt Ih l* 17th d a y ot M a y . 19S4. In accord ance w ith th * A m e r ­ icans W ith D is a b ilitie s A c t. p a r­ sons w ith d lsab lllllo s needing a ■ pedal accom -nod atlon to p a r ­ tic ip a te In Ih l* proceeding shall con tact A D A C oo rd in ato r, M l N . P a r k A va n u a, S u it* N M I. San­ to rd , F lo rid a 11771, te la p h o n * 407 H I 4110 X4127, not la la r th an llv o (S ) d a y * p rio r lo th * pro­ ceeding. I t h ea rin g Im p a ire d . (T D D ) I *0 691 1177 1, o r V o le * ( V I MOO 911 1770, v ia F lo r id * R a la y S arvica. (S E A L I M A R Y A N N E MORSE CLERKO FTHE C IR C U IT C O U R T B y: Ja n # E . J a te w ic D ep u ty C lerk P u b lish : Ju n e 1 4 11,1*94. ,- r v .... - - U g a l N otices C O O *E N F O R C E M E N T BOARD IIM IN O L B C O UNTY, F L O R ID A C m * N o. 9 4 1 4 C E B IIM IN O L B C O U N TY , a p e l l l k * l subdivision ot th * S fata of F lo rid a , P e titio n e r, vs. O E N N IS A C A L L A G H A N R etp o n d o n l. N O T IC E O F H I A R I N O (S E C T IO N 1*2.11(11, F L O R IO A S T A T U T E S T O : D ennis A. C allag h an 4 H C a lto n t* W ay A lla m e n t# Springs, F L 11714 P ro p e rty D es crip tio n . L o l 117, O a k la n d H ills . Section 11, Tow n ship 11, R a n g * » , P la t Beak I I . P a g # 44, P u b lic R a c e r d t e l S a m ln o l*C o u n ty . F lo rid a In accord ance w ith C h a p te r SI o l th * S e m ln o l* C ounty Cade, a h e a rin g h a t been scheduled be t a r * th * S a m ln o l* C ounty C o d * E n f o r c e m e n t B o a r d to d * ta r m in * It a vio latio n ot lh a Sam In a l* C ounty C a d * I t occur rin g an th e abo ve described p ro p e rty . Y o u a r * h e re b y c a lled upon to ta k a n et l e t th a t th * P itollC H e a rin g w ill b * can fe c to d In th * above styled c * u m an th * JJrd d a y o f June, 19*4. a t 1:16 p m . In R e a m i n s a t th * Sam lnato C ounty S ervices B u ild M g . H i t C a s t F ir s t S tre a t, S a n to rd . F lo r id a 11771 Y o u h a v e b ea n ch a rg e d w ith Ih * e a ltto n c * e f a |unk ve h ic le or vehicles not w ith in a n enclosed g a r a g e a r c a r p a r t; th e * c cu m u latio n a t tra s h and d tb ris a n d u n u s a b le a r a b a n d o n e d fu rn itu re an th e above described p re p e rty . In vlefetto n ot Section t l 1. S a m ln o l* C ounty C odr T h * B e a rd w ill re c e iv e testim ony end ev id e n ce a t M id P u b lic H e a rin g and shall m a k e such findings *1 fa c t M a r * supported by the te stim o n y an d evidence p e r t a i n i n g lo t h * m a t t e r s a lle g e d In th e S la fe m e n t of V i o l a t i o n a n d R e q u e s t ta r H e a rin g It. p rio r to th * h ea rin g , you should c o m * Into cem ptl on c e w ith th e C o u n ty C a d * p ro visio n * th at you a r * alle g e d to be vio latin g , b u t the violation re cu rs p rio r to th * h e a rin g , er It th * vio latio n is not c o rre cte d 5y th e tim e specified tor co rrection b y t h * C o d * In s p e c to r , th # p u b lic h e a rin g w ill b * h e ld p e r ta in in g to th e a lle g a tio n s ag a in s t you Y O U A R E A D V I1 E O T H A T , IF Y O U O E C ID E TO A P P E A L A N Y O E C IS IO N M A D E A T T H IS H E A R IN O . Y O U W IL L N E E D A R E C O R D O F THE P R O C E E D IN G S . A N D . F O R SU C H P U R P O S E . Y O U M A Y N E E D TO IN S U R E T H A T A V E R B A T IM R E C O R D O F T H E P R O C E E D I N G S IS M A D E . W H IC H R E C O R O IN C L U D E S T H E T E S T IM O N Y A N D E V I D E N C E U P O N W H IC H TH E A P P E A L IS TO BE B A S E D P E R S O N S W IT H D IS A B I L IT I E S N E E D IN G TO P A R T IC IP A T E IN A N Y O F T H E S E P R O C E E D IN G S SH O U LD C O N TA C T THE E M P L O Y E E R E L A T IO N S O E P A R T M E N T . A M E R IC A N S W IT H D IS A B IL IT IE S C O O R D IN A T O R . 4 * H O U R S IN A O V A N C E O F T H E M E E T IN O A T t r a i i n t I I P . E X T E N S IO N 7*41 P L E A S E G O V E R N YOUR S E L F A C C O R D IN G L Y D r ie d th is TOth d a y o l M a y . 19*4 •* CODE E N FO R C E M E N T BOARD S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R IO A By M A R C IA L F U L L E R . CLERK S a m ln o l*C o u n ty Services Bldg Room N o M l * 1101 E e s l F irs t Street Santord. F lo rid a 11771 Telephone 14071111 11)0. E ■tension yadI P u b lish M a y 1*. June 1. June I I . and June I f . 19*4 O E R 701 IN T H E C O U N T Y C O U R T . O F T H E E IG H T E E N T H J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT , IN A N O F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , F L O R IO A C A S E N O : S11191CCMU S O U T H E A S T S E M IN O L F C IV IC A S S O C IA T IO N . IN C a F lo rid a Not F o r P ro fit C o rp o ra tio n , d /b /a C H U L A V IS T A H O M E O W N E R S A S S O C IA T IO N P la ln llfl. v*: U L F R E D O H F O N S E C A a /k /a W IL L F O N S E C A and B L A N C A S FO N SEC A a /k /a B A R B A R A F O N S E C A his w it.. D efendants N O T IC E O F SA LE N o tice I * h ereb y g iven th a l Ih * undersigned, the C le rk ot th * C i r c u i t C o u r t to r S e m in o le C ounty, F lo rid a , under and by v ir t u * o l I ha F in a l Ju d g m e n t et Foreclosure h o re lo io r* en tered on th * 14th d a y o t M a y , t t t r , In th a l c e rta in causa pending In th * C irc u it C ourt o l th * E ig h te en th J u d ic ia l C irc u it o l F lo rid a . In an d fo r S e m ln o l* County, being C iv il A ction No. 911S91CC10U. In w h ic h S O U T H E A S T S E M I ­ N O L E C IV IC A S S O C IA T IO N . IN C . a F lo rid a N ol F o r P ro fll C o r p o r a tio n , d / b / a C H U L A V IS T A H O M E O W N E R 'S ASSO C IA T IO N Is th * P la ln tllt and U L F R E D O H. FONSECA */k /a W IL L F O N S E C A and B LA N C A S. F O N S E C A a / k / a B A R B A R A F O N S E C A ars Ih * D efendants, w ill o ile r lo r M l * and M il a l p u b lic o u tc ry to Ih * highest and best b id d e r lo r cash a l Ih * S e m ln o l* C o u n ly C o u rlh o u M , M l N . P a rk A v o n u *. Santord. F lo rid a a t tha w e ll fro n t door, on Ih * 14th d a y o l June. 1194. betw een the hours ot 11:00 a m an d 1:00 p .m ., th * Mm* being a leg al M ia s d a y and th * hour th * leg al hours o l safe, lha follow ing da scribed p ro p e rty situated In S e m ln o l* County, F lor Id a : B ogin f l l . l f foot N o rth and 417.74 feat W est ol ID * SE corner Ol Ih * SW U o l Ih * N E fe ol Section M , Tow nship I I South. R a n g * 11 E a s t; ru n N o rth 77*01’ E as t 144.40 te a l; Ih e n c * South 11*14' E a s t M fe et; th en c* South 0 M 3 1 9 " E a s t I l f . 17 (e el Ih e n c * South S9*44'39" W est 1 H OO fact; th s n c o N o r th 9*S 4’4 t " W est 191.01 lo o t lo t h * P o in t o l B oginning. T h * M id p ro p o rty , together w ith a ll th * ta n a m a n ts , h e r e d it a m e n t * a n d a p p u rta nancas th ere u n to belonging, o r In a n y w a y a p p e rta in in g , being s o ld tO M lIs ty said |u d g m .n l. D A T E D I h i i IS IIi d a y of M a y . 1994. M A R YA N N E MORSE CLERKO FTHE C IR C U IT C O U R T B y: J a n o E . Ja sew lc D e p u ty C lerk P u b lith : M a y I f 4 J u n e s . 1994 D E R 1)0 Legal N o tic e N O T IC IO F R A C T IO N IN E M I N E N T D O M A IN IN T H I C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H B B I O H T IB N T H J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT , IN A N O F O R t I M I N O L I C O U N T Y . F L O R IO A C A S E N O . 9 4 -g n -C A -tl-B S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , a p o llllc a l subdivision o l Itt* S tate of F lo rid a , P ttllte n o r v. G E N E R A L P R O P E R T IE S , IN C . a F lo rid a C o r p o r a llo n j B A R B A R A L A M B , a / k / a , B A R B A R A C . L A M B : F IR S T U N IO N N A T IO N A L B A N K O F F L O R ID A . W A L T R E E C O N S T R U C T IO N C O R P O R A T IO N . IN C . * F lo rid a C o rp o ra tio n ; A B B P O W E R S Y S T E M S E N E R O Y S E R V IC E S . IN C . * D e la w a re C o rp o ra tio n ; O E N E R A L R O O F I N O IN D U S T R IE S . IN C ., a F lo rid a C o rp o ra llo n j C IT Y O F C A S S E L B E R R Y ; a F lo r id * M u n ic ip a l C o rp o ra tio n ; F L O R ID A P O W E R C O R P O R A T IO N , a F lo rid a C o rp o ra tio n ; R A Y V A L D E S a t Tan Col lecto r o l S a m ln o l* C ounty, F lo rid a ; and th * unknow n spouses ot th * abo ve. It a n y ; Ih e lr h eirs, devisees, assignees, g ra n te e *, c re d ito rs , le t sees, eaecu to rs . a d m in is tra to rs , m o rtg ag e es, ju d g m e n t c re d ito rs , Irus toes, lienholders, persons In possession and a n y and a ll oth er p o r tle t h a v in g o r c la im in g to have a n y rig h t, t i l l* o r In te r * * ! b y. th ro u g h , under o r a g a in s t the above n a m e d D efen d a n ts, or o th o rw lM c la im in g an y rig h t, lltfe , o r In te res t In th * re a l p ro p a rfy d a te r I bed In th is e e l Ion, D efen d a n ts TO : TH O SE A B O V E N A M E D 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 B Y . T H R O U G H . U N D E R O R A G A IN S T T H E N A M E D D E F E N D A N T S . A N O T O A L L P A R T IE S H A V IN O O R C L A IM IN G TO H A V E A N Y R IG H T . T IT L E O R IN T E R E S T IN T H E P R O P E R T Y D E S C R IB E D B e L O W . A n E m in e n t D o m e ln P e titio n , to g eth er w ith its D e c la ra tio n of T a k in g has boon llto d In th e above sty le d cou rt to a c q u ire c e rta in p ro p e rty In te res ts In S em inole C ounty, F lo rid a , d es crib ed as fo llow s: PARCEL NO. 2 3 7 .1 2 EEMIMOLA BOULEVARD FEE SIM PLE A PART OP L O T I I , 2 AND 1 , O RI S U B D IV IS IO N , A R EPLAT, SECTION 9 , TOWNSHIP 21 SOUTH, RANGE 10 EAST ACCORDING TO T ilR PLA T THEREOF AS RECORDEO IN PLA T BOOK 11, PAGE 41 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. BEING DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWSt COMMENCE AT THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF ORI 8 U B O IV IS IO H , A REPLAT AS RECORDED IH PLAT BOOK 1 1 , PAGE 41 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLO RID A; THENCE RUN SOUTH • 0 * 3 4 * 1 9 " EAST ALONG THE SOUTHERLY LIH E OF C R I S U B D IV IS IO N AND THE NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF-W AY LIN E OF SEHINOLA BOULEVARD, 9 9 .9 4 FEET TO THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF THE EASTERLY 3 1 .0 0 FEET OF LOT 1, SAID GRt SU B D IV IS IO N AND THE PO IN T OF BEGINNING; THENCE NORTH 0 9 * 0 3 '2 I " EAST ALONG THE WESTERLY LIH E OF THE EASTERLY 1 1 .0 0 FEET OF S A ID LOT 1 , A DISTANCE OF 5 .S 7 r t E T ; THENCE SOUTH i 0 * 3 5 ' 0 7 " EAST, 1 7 7 .5 3 FEET TO THE POIHT OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE NORTHERLY, HAVING A RADIUS OF 6 3 4 .2 0 FEET, A CENTRAL ANCLE OF O t • 3 7 12 4 " ANO A CHORD BEARING OF SOUTH • 1 * 3 1 '4 9 " EAST; THENCE EASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF S A ID CURVE 2 2 .1 4 FEET TO A P O IN T OH THE EASTERLY L IN E OF LOT 1, GRI S U B D IV IS IO N ; THENCE SOUTH 0 9 * 0 9 ‘ 2 1 " WEST ALONG S A ID L IN E , 6 .2 9 FEET TO THE SOUTHEASTERLY CORNER OF S AID LOT l ; THENCE NORTH 4 0 * 5 4 * 3 9 " WEST ALONG THE SOUTHERLY LIN E OF SAID LOTS I , 2 , AND THE EASTERLY 1 1 .0 0 FEET OF S A ID LOT 1 AND TNE NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY L IN E OF SEHINOLA BOULE­ VARD, 1 9 9 .0 8 FEET TO THE P O IN T OF BEGINNING. OOWtAIHING 1 7 6 9 SQUARE rEET, MORE O R L E S S , TOGETHER WITH PARCEL NO. 1 7 5 7 .1 2 SEMINOLA BOULEVARD TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT A PART OF LOTS 1, 2 AND 1, GRI S U B D IV IS IO N , A REPLAT, SECTION 9 , TOWNSHIP 21 60UTH RANGE 30 EAST ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 11, PAGE 41 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. BEING DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS! COMMENCE AT THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF GRI S U B D IV IS IO N , A REPLAT AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK ] ) , PAGE 4 ) O P THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLO R ID A; THENCE RUN SOUTH ■ 0 *5 4 * 1 9 " EAST A L O N G T H E SOUTHERLY LUTE O T URT S U B D IV IS IO N AND TH IT NORTHERLY RIGHT-OKW AY* L IN E OF SEHINOLA BOULEVARD, 9 9 .9 4 P IE T TO THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF THE EASTERLY : J J .0 0 FEET OF LOT ) , S A ID C R I S U B D IV IS IO N ; THENCE NORTH 0 9 * 0 5 ' I f EAST ALONG THE WESTERLY L IN E OT THE EASTERLY 1 1 .0 0 rE E T OT LOT 1 , A D I S ­ TANCE O P 3 .9 7 FEET TO THB P O IN T OF BEGINNING; THENCE CONTINUE NORTH 0 9 * 0 3 * 2 1 " BAST ALONG S AID L IN E , 3 .0 0 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 8 0 * 5 5 * 0 7 " EAST, 1 4 .1 7 TEET; THENCE NORTH 0 9 * 0 « t 3 1 " EAST, 1 0 .0 0 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 8 0 * 5 5 '0 7 " EAST, 1 9 .0 0 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 0 9 * 0 4 '5 1 " WEST, 1 0 .0 0 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 8 0 * 3 S '0 7 " EAST, 2 1 8 .9 0 FEET; THENCE NORTH 0 9 *0 4 ’ 5 ) " EAST, 1 0 .0 0 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 8 0 * 3 3 '0 7 » BAST, 1 1 .4 9 FEET TO THE PO INT OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE NORTHER­ LY, HAVING A RADIUS OF 4 1 9 .2 0 FEET, A CENTRAL ANOLE O r 0 1 * 19* I B " AND A CHORD BEARING OF SOUTH 1 1 *1 4 > 4 6 " EAST) THENCE SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG THE ARC O r S A ID CURVE, 1 4 .7 4 FEET TO A POIHT OH CURVE; THENCE SOUTH 0 7 * 4 9 '3 5 " WEST (R A D IA L ), 1 0 .0 0 FEET TO A POIHT OH CURVE CONCAVE NORTHERLY, HAVING A RADIUS OP 4 4 9 .2 0 FEET, A CENTRAL ANGLE O r 0 0 * 3 9 * 0 1 " AND A CHORD BEARING OF SOUTH 6 2 * 1 3 * 5 6 " E AST; THENCE SOUTH­ EASTERLY ALONG THE ARC O r S A ID CURVE, 7 .3 7 FEET TO A PO IH T OH THE EASTERLY L IN E OF LOT 1, G RI S U B D IV IS IO N ; THENCE SOUTH 0 9 * 0 5 * 2 1 " WEST ALONO S A ID L IN E , 3 .0 0 rEET TO A POIHT ON CURVE CONCAVE NORTHERLY, HAVING A RADIUS OF 6 3 4 .2 0 , A CENTRAL ANGLE O r 0 1 *3 7 >2 4" AND A CHORD BEARING OP NORTH l l * 3 3 ' 4 9 " WEST; THENCE NORTH­ WESTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF S A ID CURVE, 2 2 .1 4 FEET TO THE POINT OF TANGENCY; THENCE NORTH 8 0 * 3 5 '0 7 " WEST, 2 7 7 .5 3 rE ET TO THE P O IN T OF BEGINNING. CONTAINING 2031 SQUAHE FEET, HORE OR LE SS . E a c h D efen d a n t I t fu rth e r n o tifie d th a t th * P tllllo n o r w ill petition to r an O rd e r o l T a k in g b efo re Ih * H o n o rab le S eym o ur B en to n , o n * of th * Ju d g e* ol th * above ity le d C ourt, on th * X )th d a y o t Juno. 1994. at 10:00 a m .. In th * S a m ln o l* County C o u rlh o u M . Santord, F lo rid a . In ac co rd an ce w ith It* D e c la ra tio n o l T a k in g h ere to fo re (lie d In Ih l* c e u M . A ll D e fe n d e n ti to th l* tu lt and a ll o th e r In t e r f ile d p a r ti* * m a y lim a ly re q u a tt a h e a rin g on th * P tllllo n fo r tho O rd e r o l T ak in g a t th * lim e and place d tilg n a fe d and be h e a rd . A n y D efendant ta ilin g lo I I I * a lim a ly ra q u o il tor h e a rin g th a ll w a iv e an y rig h t to o b |*c t to th * O rd e r o l T a k in g AND E a c h D e la n d a n l and any o th a r p o r te n t c la im in g a n y In fe ra tl In Ih * p ro p e rty described In Ih * P e lltlo n In Ih * above ity le d E m in e n t D o m a in proceeding I * h ereb y re q u ire d to s e rve w ritte n d e fa m e *, It a n y you hav a, to th * P e titio n h ere to fo re tile d In Ih l* coum en Ih * P e titio n e r, and an y ro q u o tl lo r a h e a rin g on th * P e titio n for th * O rd e r e l T a k in g , II d e ilra d , on P e lltlo n o r'e A tto rn e y , whose n am e and a d d r e tt l i shown below on o r b e fo r* June 1 1 . 1 9 tf. and to I II * Ih * o rig in a l ot your w ritte n d t fe n te t and an y ra q u o il lo r h e a rin g on th * P etitio n tor th * O rd e r ot T a k in g w ith th * C le rk ot Ih l* C ourt eith er b e fo re s e rv ic e on I h * P e tllT o n tr ’t A tto rn e y o r Im m td la te ly th e re a fte r, to show w h a t rig h t, llt l* . In te re s t o r lie n you o r a n y o l you h ave or c la im In and to th * p ro p e rty des crib ed In M id P e titio n and lo show c a u t* . It any you h a v e , w hy u l d p ro p o rty should not b# con dem ned to r Ih * uses and purposes a t set fo rth In M id P e titio n . II you ta ll lo a n s w er, a d e fa u lt m a y be e n te re d a g a in s t you lo r th * r o ll* ! d em an d ed In th * P ttlllo n . It you ta ll to request a h e a rin g on th * P a tltlo n to r O rd o r o l T a k in g you th a ll w a iv e an y rig h t to o b |*c t to M id O rd e r ot T a k in g . W IT N E S S m y hand and m * I o l M id C o u rt on Ih * Sth day o l M a y . 1*94. (S E A L I M A R Y A N N E MORSE C L E R K O F T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A B y: R uth K in g D ep u ty C le rk R O B E R T A . M c M IL L A N County A ttorn ey to r S e m ln o l*C o u n ly , F lo rid a Som lnolo C o u n ly S ervices B uilding 1101 E as t F irs t Slroot Santord. F lo rid a 1)7)1 Telephone; (407) 111- 1110. E x t . 7134 A tto rn e y lo r P e titio n e r P u b lith : J u n # 3 .1 » 9 4 a n d Jun e t l . 1994 D E S -I "WE SOLD IT!" Wh«n our classified represonttves call back ourclassl(lad advartlsart, many say w* told HI Do you hava lomothlng to tall? * HOUSE • CAR • BED • BIRDS • BOAT? Call tha Sanford Harold today and place your ad. Our classified staff will be happy to help. 322-2611 �1 0 B - S an tord H erald, Sanford, Florida - S unday, J u n e 5. IB M Legal N o tic e s Legal N o tic e s I N T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H E t T H J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT O F F L O R ID A r IN A N O F O R O RANO E COUNTY C A S E N O i D R 04-4110 D IV IS IO N : SI In re the m a r ria g e a t: Sim eon C lyd e H a r ris . J r. P e titio n e r, and T a m a r a D a r tm a O 'Q u in n IN T N I C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T N I IIO H T IIN T N J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT . IN A N O F O R 1 IM IN O L I C O U N TY, F L O R ID A C A 1 E N O . M - I J t T D R - t l- F CHANGE OF NAM E OF A m a n d a K a y Phipps TO A m anda K ay F a ra v w n N O T I C I O F A C T IO N S T A T E O F F L O R ID A T O K e v in L aa P h lp p * 4 t U C o m m e rc ia l P la t a A p l.IM B W ln a tan S alam . N C 17104 Y o u a r t h arab y n a il I lad th a t a pa III Ion lo r change e l n o m a e l yo u r m in o r c h lld /c h lld re n w o t Ilia d In Itila C ourt on ln o t l h d a y o l A P R IL , A .D . 1444, by A M A N D A K A Y P H IP P S T H R U O E B O R A H F E R G U S O N and you a r e re q u ired to te r v e a copy o l y o u r w ritte n d e lo n te i, I I any to II. on p a tlllo n a r * w hose n am e a n d a d d r o il a r a O a b o ra h Ferguso n. 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J R ., E s q u ir e , P l e l n l l l t ' a a t t o r n e y , w h o ia ad d res s i t SO) W a k lv a Springs R o a d , S u it* M 0 , L o n g w o o d , F lo rid a 71774, on o r b a lo r * June 71, 1444. and I II * th * o rig in a l w ith lh * C la rk o f this C ourl e ith e r before service on P la in ­ t i f f * a tto rn e y o r im m e d ia te ly th e re a fte r; o th erw ise a d e fa u lt w ill be e n te re d ag a in s t you lo r t h * r a l l a l d e m a n d e d In lh a C om olA lnt W IT N E S S m y h an d an d M a i o f m ia C o u rt o n th is l l t h d a y of M a y , 1444. (C O U R T S E A L ) M A R Y A N N E MORSE C la rk of th a C ourt B y: C a r r l* E . B u attnar Aa D e p u ty C lark N O T IC E A M E R IC A N S W IT H D IS A B IL IT IE S A C T O F 1440 A d m ln la tr e llv t O rd e r N o. 4717 P arsons w ith a d is a b ility who hea d a sp e cial ac co m m o d atio n to p a rtic ip a te In th is procaadlng should co n ta c t A D A C oordin ator a f X I N . P a r k A ve n u e, S u it* N o r m M t , S a n to rd , F l o r i d * 7177) a l ta c it fiv e l ) l d ays p rio r to th * proceeding Telephone: (4071 177 4 7 X . tx te n ifo n 4777; 1 -1 0 0 -4 1 ) 1771 ( T D D ) , o r M X 4 S S -I7 7 0 ( V ) . Via F lo r id * R e la y Service. P u b lish ! M a y J 4 B J u n e ). 11.14. 1444 O ER -774 I N V IT A T IO N TO B IO Solid W o t Is H o ed T ra c to r (C la s t 11 L o o m / M a in te n a n c e B id N o 4S1 S e m in a l# C o u n ty B o a rd of C ounty C om m issio ners requests in te re s te d p a r lie s to s u b m it fo rm a l sealed bids tor th * above re le re n c e d In v ita tio n to B id B id p ackages w ill be a v a ila b le a l th * C ounty's P u rch as in g O l vision lo cated a l: 1101 e I t l S t r M l . R oom HO * Santord. F L 71771 R equest to r b id docum ents m a y be m a d * by c a llin g <1071 n i - I I X e s le n sio n 7114. o r v ia fa c tlm lto *1 140717X 4)44 Bids m ust be re c e iv e d by th * P u rc h a s in g D iv is io n no l i t e r th a n 1 00 p m (fo ca l lim a I on W ednesday, Juno 21. 1444 B id ! re c e iv e d a fte r such tim e w ill be re tu r n e d u n o p e n e d A ll b id s shall bo opened p u b lic ly and d aloud A P r o B id C onference w ill b * hold on Juno I , 1444 a t 7 : M p m (lo c a l l im a ) a t t h * C a n tra l T ra n s fe r S tation, 1474 S R 414. Longwood. F lo rid a A L L P R O S P E C T IV E B IO OERS ARE H E R E B Y CAU T IO N E D N O T T O C O N T A C T A N Y M E M B E R O F TH E SEM IN O L E C O U N T Y B O A R D O F 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 A B O V E B IO A L L C O N T A C T S M U S T BE C H A N N ELED THROUOH T H E P U R C H A S IN G O IV IS IO N . C ontact W en d y G o ltc h , P u r ­ chasing M a n a g e r, a l (407 ) 771I t X astonslon 71)1 to r fu rth e r In fo rm a l Ian. M 'W B E 'i a ra en c o u ra g ed to p a rtic ip a te In th * b id process. P u b lish : J u n e ), IT44 D E S l) N O T IC E O F IN T E N T T O V A C A T E P O R T IO N S O F C E R T A IN P L A T S IN S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , F L O R ID A T O W H O M IT M A Y C O N C E R N I T A K E N O T IC E th a t a P a litio n shall b# Ilia d , p u rsu an t to Com m ls s lo n a rt Ot S e m in a l* County, PJorldo, to V o c a l* p ortions o l c a rto in plats e l th * subdivision kno w n as W .E F U L F O R D 'S R E V IS IO N O F Blocks " P " th ru " Q " , H I A L T A - L IT T L E A C R E S , ac cord ing to th * p la t ttiara o f r e c o r d e d In P la t B a o k 4, P a g a ls ) X . P u b lic R ecords ot S o m ln o l* County, F lo rid a , d e ­ sc rib ed # i tallow s, t o w l l : D E S C R IP T IO N A l l o f W . E . P U L P O R O 'S R E V IS IO N of B lo c k * " P " th ru " Q " , H I A L T A L IT T L E A C R E S re c o rd e d In P la l Book 4, P a g * X o l th * P u b lic Records of S am in o l* C ounty, F lo rid a ly in g In to * S .W . to e l lh * S .E . to o f ta c tio n 14, Tow nahlp I t South, R an g # 14 E a s t, Sam lnol# C ounty, F lo rid a , In clu d in g a ll th a t P a r t a f P a lm D r lv # ly in g In lh * S .W . to o f tho S .E . to o l Said Section 14. T h is P a tlllo n should ba sub m ilte d an b e h a lf o f P u lto H o rn * C o rp o ra tio n d a te d th * I l r d d ay of M a y , 14*4. P ot fu r lh a r In fo r m a tio n , p l* a s * con tact: C u rre n t P lan n in g O lv l*Io n S a m ln o l* County 1)01 E a s t F ir s t Itr a o t S an to rd , F L 71771 (407) 7 1 I-1 1 X X7444 B y J a m a s E .C o o p a r P u lto H orn# C o rp o ra tio n P u b lish : M a y 14 A J u n o ), 1444 O E R -1 41 27—N urw ry A Legal N o tices I N V IT A T IO N T O B ID O v e rh e a d D o o r R e p a ir S ervices B M N o . A /R 777 S a m ln o l* C o u n ty B o a rd o l County C o m m ls s lo ru rt requests In te re s te d p a r t i a l to s u b m it fo rm a l M a te d b id * tor th * above re le re n c e d In v ita tio n to Bid. B id pac kag e s w ill ba a v a ila b le a l lh * C o u n ty's P u rch as in g O l vision locatod a t: 1101 E . H I S t r u t , Room 110# San tord. F L 31771 R eq u e st fa r bid d o c u m e n t* m t y be m o d * by c a llin g 14071 J 1 I- 1 IX a k lt n tlo n 7114. o r via fo c tlm ll# e l (407)110 4S44 B id * m u st ba re c e iv e d by lh * P u rc h a s in g D iv is io n no l a l t r th an I M p m . (lo c al tlm a t an W ackw td ay . Jun e I ) , 14*4 B ld t re c e iv e d a lte r such lim e w ill be re tu r n e d u n o p en ed A ll bids shall be opened p u b licly and r u < ) aloud. A L L P R O S P E C T IV E D IO D ER S A R E H E R E B Y CAU T IO N E D N O T T O C O N T A C T A N Y M E M B E R OF TH E SEM IN O L E C O U N T Y B O A R D O F 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 A B O V E B IO A L L C O N T A C T S M U S T BE C H A N N E L E O T H R O U O H T H E P U R C H A S IN G O IV IS IO N C o n ta c t R a n d y V e g a n ta n . B u y e r , a l < 4 0 f) 1 1 1 1 1 )4 . astonslon 71)7 to r fu rth e r In lor m atto n M /W B E ’t a r t encouraged to p a r H elp s to In l h * bid process Publish Jun e S. 14*4 O B I 11_________________ _____ N O T IC E O F F IC T IT IO U S N A M E N o tice Is h ereb y g lean th a t I a m eng aged In b u t,n e tt a l 1)1 W . S p rin g T r e e W a y . L a k * M a r y . S a m ln o l* County. F lo r Id * , under th * F ic titio u s N a m * a t M A R K E T IN G S E R V IC F S D E V E L O P M E N T , and th a t I In la n d to re g is te r sa id n am e w ith th * D le ltla n o l C orp o ra •ton*. Tallahassee F lo rid a , in ac co rd an ce w ith the previsions a t th a F ic tltle u t N a m e S tatutes To W it Section (a tO t . fle r .d e S ta tu te * 1*41 P e to r S h o rts P u b lltt, lu n * i . m s D B S 4 1_________________________ I N T N I C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H E E IG H T E E N T H J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT . IN A N O F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A C A I I N O .: *» M * t C A 14 K B E N E F IC IA L S A V IN G S B A N K FSB P la in tiff v J E R R Y Q A N IE L . M IR I A M M A H K IN G A N IE L. *< a l . D efendants S E C O N D N O T IC E OF F O R E C L O S U R E S A LE N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y O IV E N p u rsu an t to a F in a l Jud gm ent of fo re c lo s u re d e le d J a n u a ry ). I4 *s . e n te r e d m C iv il C as e N u m b e r *1 7047 C A 14 K of Ihe C irc u it C o u rl o l Ih e E ig h te en th J u d ic ia l C ir c u it . In a n d lo r Sem inole C ounty. F lo rid a th a l on th * |th d a y a t July. 1*44. a t 11:40 A . M , a l lh * S a m ln o l* County Courthouse. X I N o rth P a r k A ven u e W a tt F re n i D oor. Santord. F lo rid a m n oate lh * undersigned C le rk w ill o tte r tor b id d er a r b id d e r*, tor c a th . at Ih o fo llo w in g d e s c rib e d r e a l L e t 74. W 1 K IV A M IL L S Sac lion F o u r, ac cord ing to th * p la t th ere o f, as r e ta rd e d Tn P la t Book X . P a g * t * . Public Rec o r d t o l Sem lnofo C ounty. F lo r Ida to g e th e r w ith a ll s tru c tu re *. Im p ro ve m e n ts , fu tu r e s , ep p iI e n c e t a n d a p p u rten an c es on said fond or used In c on | unci fort th ere w ith N O T IC E P U R S U A N T T O T H E A M E R IC A N S W IT H D IS A B IL IT IE S A C T In ac co rd an ce w ith Ih e A m e r k e n s w ith D tta b tlitfo * A c t. p ar •a n * w ith d is a b ilitie s needing * special ac co m m o d atio n lo p ar t l d p o t t In ( h i t p r o c e e d in g should co n tac t C ourt A d m ln ls N a tio n at X I N o rth P o rk A v * n o * . S a n to rd . F lo r id a 11771. telephone n u m b e r (s a l) 111 4710. n o l la te r th an seven (71 days p r io r lo th o p r o c e e d in g II h e a r in g Im p a ir e d . l T D D i I 404 4 ) ) 1771. o r V o le * ( V I I 400 41S 4774, v l * F lo rid a R a le y S ervice D A T E D th is I t l d ay o l June. 1*44. M A R Y A N N E MORSE C LE R K O F THE C IR C U IT C O U R T B Y : Jana E J a s a w k A t D e p u ty C lark P u b lish June 1 .1 7 .1 4 *4 O E IM _____________ N O T IC E O F ' F IC T IT IO U S N A M E N o lle * Ik h ereb y g iven th a l I a m eng aged In business at I Sat W a r r i n g t o n C o u r l , W ln l o r Springs. F lo rid a 17704, S a m ln o l* C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , u n d e r l h * F i c t i t i o u s N a m * ol D IV E R S IF IE D C O M P U T E R S E R V IC E S , e n d In a l I In la n d lo r a g l t l t r sa id n a m e w llh th * D ivisio n of C orporations. T a li* h a s te *, F lo rid * . In accord ance w llh t h * p r o v is io n s o f Ih o F k i l l lout N a m * Sfotufos. To W it : Sac I Ion 145 04. F lo r id a S tatutes 1441. P h ilip E . Snyder P u b llih : J u n e ), 14*4 D E S 40 CLASSIFIED ADS Sem inole Orlande - Winter Park 322*2611 831*9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT HOURS 8:00 M L ‘ 3:30 P.M. 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P I * * * * c h e c k y o u r a d f o r a c c u r a c y t h # f l r a t d a y H ru n *. Legal N otices COOE E N F O R C E M E N T BOARD S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , F L O R ID A C a t* No I t » C EB S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y a p o litic *1 subdivision ot th * S tate ot F lo rid a P e titio n e r. vs W I L L I A M k J IM M IE M A R T IN Respondents N O T IC E O F H E A R IN O (S E C T IO N 1*1 1717). F L O R IO A S T A T U T E S TO W illia m A J im m r * M a r tin *11 F a ir w a y O n v * W in te r P a r k . F L 17741 P ro p e rly D es crip tio n N I I I It a l W 1*4 ft e l L e t t i 6 D re w s 1st A ddition to B lack H a m m o c k . P la l B oo* 7. P a g * 77. Public R ecords o f Sem lnofo C ounty. F lo rid a lh accord ance w ith C h ap ter I I of th e S e m in a l* County C od*, a h e a rin g h a t been scheduled be lo r * H i* Sem lnofo County C ad* E n f o r c e m e n t B o a r d lo d a •e rm in e II a vio latio n o l the Sem lnofo County C oda I t occur rin g on the above d escribed p ro p e rly You ere hereby c e lle d upon la ta k e notice th a l th * P u b lic H e a rin g w ill be io n d u e le d in th * above styled t a u t * on th e I l r d day ot June. I * » i a t I R p m in R oom 1971 o l tha S a m ln o l* County Services B uild m g , U 4 I F a i l F ir s t S tre e l S e n lo rd . F lo r id a W l l Y o u ho v e been ch a rg e d w ith lh * H is to n e * ot a |u n k ve h ic le er ve hicles an the above d escribed p ro p e rty , In vio latio n ot Section 4 1 1 . Sem lnofo C ounty C o d * T h * B o a rd w ill re c e iv e testim ony an d ev id e n c e a t said P ublic H e a rin g and shall m a k e Such fin d in g s Ot fa c t a t a r * supported by th * testim ony and evidence p e r t a i n i n g te t h * m a i l e r s a lle g e d In Ih e S ta te m e n t e l V i a l a t f o n e n d R e q u e s t lo r H e a rin g tl. p rio r la th * h e a r in g you should c o m * Into ra m p ft a n c * w ith th a C o u n ty C o d * provisions th a t you a r * alleged to ba vio latin g , but th * violation re c u rs p rio r to In * h ea rin g , or it th * vio latio n Is not co rre cte d by Ih e I im * specified for co rre ctio n by l h * C ode In s p e c to r , t h * p u b lic h e a lin g w ill be h eld p e rta in in g to th * a lle g a tio n s a g a in s t you Y O U A R E A D V IS E D T H A T . IF Y O U D E C ID E TO A P P E A L A N Y D E C IS IO N M A D E A T T H IS H E A R IN G . Y O U W IL L N E E D A RECORD OF THe P R O C E E D IN G S . A N D . F O R SUCH PU R P O S E . YOU M A Y N E E D TO IN S U R E T H A T A V E R B A T IM R E C O R D O F T H E P R O C E E D I N G S IS M A D E . W H IC H R E C O R D IN C L U D E S T H E T E S T IM O N Y A N O E V I O E N C E U P O N W H IC H T H E A P P E A L IS T O B E B A S E D P E R S O N S W IT H D IS A B IL IT IE S N E E D IN G TO P A R T IC IP A T E IN A N Y O F T H E S E P R O C E E D IN G S S H O U LD C O N TA C T THE E M P L O Y E E R E L A T IO N S O E P A R T M E N T . A M E R IC A N S W IT H D IS A B IL IT IE S C O O R D I N A T O R , 41 H O U R S I N A D V A N C E O F T H E M E E T IN G A T (447)771 11)4. E X T E N S IO N 7441 PLEA SE G O VER N YOUR S E L F A C C O R D IN G L Y . D a te d Ih lt 70th d a y o l M a y , 1444. I COOE E N F O R C E M E N T BOARD S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , F L O R ID A B y : M A R C IA L . F U L L E R . 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Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 05, 1994. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 05, 1994; <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/6481762f41cafcf623e9483491acd0fa.pdf a502fc651670c864420ab5d18e98f2aa PDF Text Text u P M u m M iu e M 8snrln« Sanford, Laka Mary in d Somlnolo County tinea 1S0S 88th Year, No. 310 - Sanford, Florida NEWS D IG E S T m 8(lp*elldlng away SANFORD — Apparently the muddy condi­ tions at Sanford Memorial Stadium didn't bother the Revels and Red Sox. who combined for 21 len bases last night, is T’ T T T T rr" ■k • i.'i.f V _____ ______ Tire emneety day SANFORD — Seminole County will hold a free Waste Tire Amnesty Days this weekend at the county dump. On Friday. Saturday and Sunday, the county will accept up to six tires from residents without the usual 81 per tire fee. Businesses will be charged a per-ton fee. State law has prohibited the disposal o f whole tires at public dumps since 1989. Tires taken to the county dump are shredded and used to cover the garbage mound. The county dump la located on OsceoU Road, located Just east o f the St. Johna River bridge off o f State Road 48. More traffic, roads Sanford’s growth addressed By J. MARK BARPfSLO Herald Senior Staff Writer___________ SANFORD — Seminole County road engineers are bringing together the elementa o f a major road* improvement program centered at Sanford Avenue and Lake Mary Boulevard. Design work and land acquisition a re u n d e r w a y to w id e n th e five-year-old Lake Mary Boulevard extension. Sanford Avenue and County Road 427. Construction has begun to extend Sliver Lake Drive to Central Florida Regional Airport. Another extension of the road lo State Road 48 It under design. The area's Improvements will be done by the end of the decade and will coat 821 million. The Improvements are driven by Central Florida QrccneWay access demands, airport expansion and Sanford growth. Traffic through the area la expected to Increase twoand threefold during the next 20 years, according lo Dick Thomas, county transportation planner. For example, traffic on Lake Mary Boulevard between U.S. Highway 17*02 and C.R. 427 Is expected to rise from the current average of 8.645 vehicles per day lo 23,878 vehicles per day by the year 2013. Silver Lake Drive traffic, now a paltry 3,053 vehicles per day will Jump to 13.615 vehicles. □Baa Reads, Fags SA Resurfacing work set ■y <1. MARK BARFIBLD Herald Senior Staff Wrltar________ SANFORD — In about tw o months, work w ill begin to resurface the 6.2-mllc stretch o f U.S. H ighw ay 17*92 be­ tw e e n 2 5 th S tr e e t an d S h e p a r d R o a d In W in t e r S p r in g s . S t e v e H o m a n , spokesm an for the Florida Department or Transportation In DeLand. said the $2 m illion project will begin In October and be com pleted In about four months. T h e work w ill include the SANFORD — The cable television Sunshine Network will continue Its "Election *94" can­ didate forums tommorrow with three In­ terviews. At 5 p.m.. OOP gubernatorial can­ didate Josephine Arnold wul be featured. At 5:30 p.m., interviews with Republican education commissioner candidates John Kagcr and Bob Morris will be broadcast. Topless dancer i claims victim j was abusing her; Meude'e birthday bash SANFORD — A giant birthday party rty will be held Saturday at the Central Florida Zoological ' h f k for a giant lady. Maude the elephant ant will be turning 90 years old. 1 W M P W f A giant birthday cake, "Zoo You Know ■how, and special events ate planned for dtjjjWPh AduJM as wall aa Maude, the guest o f the event will be in connection t o f elephant! worldwide through prices w il be charged at tteeaso. Marijuana cultivation Bd McDonough said a itMsd aa Benton's girlfriend, Lola alao arrested on the same charge. U) at the John B. Polk Rod Layer, President of the Sanford Historic Downtown Watarfront Association, and 8HDWA member Deborah Stairs of Stairs Raalty, pose In period costumsa from Second LAKE MARY — Sun Drive in Lake Mary Is less than a half mile long, yet It has been the subject o f continuing concern by Lake Mary commission­ ers. How to handle this situation will be discussed tonight during a special public hearing at the this Inconvenience. The (waived by 10a.m. Image In .Sanford, BHDWA wlH be holding If a annual Cruising Down lha Rlvar on a Bunday Aftamoon fund-raising avent on Septambar 18, on board the rivershlp Romance. Herald Staff Writer • SANFORD — A topless dancer told police Investigating tbs disappearance o f hmf boyfriend she believed he was.dead but during the video taped interview denied several times lulling him herself, even In self-defense. Michele Ashley Roger. 28, is being tried for second degree murder In the September 1992 stabbing death at David Richmond In the Oviedo condominium they shared. Richmond's body was never found. Roger's family members have admitted disposing o f Richmond's remains In the ocean. Wednesday marked the second day o f testimony in the trial. Roger la claiming self-defense In the killing alleging she was abused by Richmond, who the defense Is portraying as a drug using, controlling. □B aa M ardsr.Pags SA Sun Drive: W ho pays for improvements? Staff Wrltar O — The telephone ayatem at the iraM facility, 900 N. French Avenue, to be Inoperative for much o f thte Only two Maea w an open, out of M uch o f the resu rfa cin g w ork w ill be com pleted at night, ao there w ill be no lane closings during the daytim e, Hom an said. W ork w ill In­ clu d e tearin g up the first on e-in ch la y e r o f a sp h a lt, pulverizing It and blending It with new asphalt before re­ placing It, Hom an said. T h e c o n t r a c t w a s a w a rd e d to A P A C -Floiida Inc. Ju ly 20, he said. . M u rd e r j t r ia l | Political Interviews aired — Members o f the CUy/County Bureau (COB), conducted a raid at 707 Wynn Drive In vin Benton, 90, o f that on one count o f marijuana construction o f a pair o f left turn lanes from U.S. 17*92 to eaatbound County Road 419. Family fun target of local sports festival Lake Mary City Commission meeting. The city has previously paved Sun Drive, and Installed water lines. The aim waa to finance the entire project, then assess property owners at a later Ume to compensate for the expense. At question Is a total of 8226.657 for paving, and 853,543 for water Une costs. Eleven property owners abut the area which has been paved, and nine have had new water lines installed, two already having had the lines In place. > During the August 4th commission meeting. E.E. W aller III. a general appraiser with Pardue-Heid Church-Snlth and Waller o f Orlando, presented a recommendation regarding the method o f payment. Waller had been hired by the city to study the matter and propose a method of assessment. □I K HenSdttaff Writ#!* T o d a y : P a r t ly cloudy with scattered afternoon showers and thunderstorms. High In the Ikwcr 90s. Wind southwest 10 mph. Chance of n lnB O pf S A N F O R D — S tre tc h thoae musetes to Umber up for events this v i l k u l at Fort Melon Park In SeoJoftl. The Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce la holding the Central Florida Family Sports Festival on Saturday and Sunday, Dave Farr, executive director of the chamber says the event will feature bike racing and bike safety demonstrations, hockey gomes and Instruction, inline, skating, bike rodeo, uick bike team shows, mo­ torcycle safety demonstrations, and a personal watercraft show. "It's an event to entertain as well as demonstrate the safe way to Involve you and your family in (he sports," he said. In addition to the chamber, other epon sora In clu d e the F lorida Freewheelers, City at Sanford. CivU Bike Patrol. National Safety Council. National Inline Hockey, Tri-Counth Blcycle/Pcdestrlan Office. Skate □ Baa Bpaef . 8A Sanford' new Mcuonaws Restaurant, at n z r-renen Avenue, officially opened Its doors for business this morning. A special grand opening parly was held last night. Shown left to right, Assistsnt Manager David — Cheryl MoOII, owner Marly anager Janetta McBryde, Assistant Sagbars, and 8wing Manager Karan F O R T H E B E S T IN E D I T O R I A L S , O P I N I O N S A N D A N A L Y S I S O F T H E N E W S , R E A D T H E H E R A L D r �S a n fo rd H srsld , S a n fo rd , F lo rid a - T hu rsd ay, A u g u st 18. 1994 N E W S FROM T H E REGION AN D A C R O S S T H E S T A T E Countdown clock reached zero Wilson contender for U.S. attorney ST. PETERSBURG — U.S. Magistrate Charles Wilson of Tampa has emerged as a contender to succeed Larry Colleton as U.S. attorney Tor Florida's middle district, a newspaper reported. Wilson, who like Colleton Is black, recently traveled to Washington to meet with Attorney Oeneral Janet Reno and was among a Reid o f two or three candidates, the St. Petersburg Times reported Wednesday. Reno la personally selecting a nominee to HU a vacancy left by Colleton's resignation this month. Caught on videotape grabbing a reporter by the throat In May, Colleton took a leave Last-minute shutdown aborts shuttle on pad By MARCIA DUNN AP Aerospace Writer CAPE CANAVERAL - Space shuttle Endeavour's launch was nl>orted at the last possible moment today when the main engines fired, then abruptly shut down. NASA's countdown clock got all the way to zero when the launch unslulted because o f a fuel pump problem. U was "Just very little time, milliseconds" before the solid rocket boosters would hove fired and the shuttle took ofi. NASA launch commentator Bruce Buckingham said. The six astronauts were strapped Into their scats aboard the 2.000-ton shuttle for nearly an hour after the launch was aborted. It took ground crews that long to make sure everything at the pad was safe and secure. When they finally emerged, their faces revealed various degrees or relief and disappointment. One astronaut gave a ground crew member a friendly pat on the arm. It was the fifth engine shutdown at the pad in 13 years o f shuttle nights and the third since April 1003. But none had been so close to launch. Buckingham said the problem was with a high-pressure fuel pump on main engine No. 3 that apparently overheated. Everything had been going well with the countdown this morning, and the weather was perfect. The three engines Ignited on cue 6V4 seconds before the scheduled sunrise liftoff, but on-board computers stopped them and the space shuttle remained bolted to the launch pad. The familiar cloud or steam engulfed the shuttle as the engines fired. Then the huge cloud slowly drifted upward and dissipated. The flight was expected to be delayed at least s few weeks. That In turn could push Chris expected to become hurricane ORLANDO — A mother who told Investigators her premature baby was critically burned during s religious rite has been charged with murder as a result o f the baby's death a year after the fire. Orlando police say Jose Manuel Oarcla's mother killed him. Intentionally setting the fire and leaving the 26-month-old Infant to bum. Lupe Tejeda, 19. Is being held without ball on charges of first-degree murder, aggravated child abuse and arson. Ms. Tejeda told police on April 2. 1993, she was watching television when a smoke alarm Bounded. She said she opened the child's bedroom door and discovered smoke so Intense she could not reach the baby. Firefighters rescued Jose and put out the fire. The child suffered bums over 80 percent o f his body. His nose, hands, feet and ports o f his ears were amputated. His condition never improved greatly, and he died April 22.1994. Police Investigator Kathy Artlngstall confronted Ms. Tejeda with arson investigation findings that the fire was deliberately set. and the mother changed her story this week. The child suffered from a variety o f medical problems and had been hooked up to s variety o f medical equipment that monitored and cared for his needs. Woman charged with inciting riot CRESTVIEW — A woman accused o f firing two shots that prompted a rock* and bottle-throwing melee last week In an area known for drug dealing has been charged with Inciting a riot and six other new felony counts. JoAnn Leach. 33, o f Crestview was first charged only with drunken driving after the disturbance that Involved at least 75 people Thursday in this Florida Panhandle city. She was arrested again Monday on the seven new charges M d£ejgue<rruesday from theOfcataaaa County Jail qn d *fvs ; Other charges ore aggravated saistrit. possession o f a firearm during the commission o f felony, improper exhibition o f w firearm, discharging a firearm In public from a vehicle, using a firearm while intoxicated and possession o f a firearm by a convicted felon. Four officers were slightly injured and one o f five other people arrested was bitten by a police dog. Police credit Crestview resident Jeffrey Brown. 20, with preventing further Injury by pulling a revolver b o n Ms. Leach's hand. Man eharg«d with th«ft off school funds JACKSONVILLE — The chairman o f a school advisory committee has been charged with grand theft In the disappearance o f 99,500 raised by parents for a school addition. Vernon Alvin Matter, 42, waa charged last week with writing checks to himself ftom the Speicher Hall Fund account at Forrest High School, police reports said. The fund waa started by parents and the business community to build on extension to the school and name It tn honor o f Lt. Cmdr. Michael Scott Speicher, said Carl Moore, the fund's president. Speicher was the first American kilted in the Gulf War when his Navy FA-18 Hornet was shot down over Iraq. He graduated from Forrest High School In 1975. Parents held a number o f fund-raising events, including fish dinner*, spaghetti dinners and barbecues. BK franchise aims for expanilbn WINTER PARK - A company that operates 64 Burger King restaurants in Central Florida. Tallahassee and South' Oeorgla has set itself up for expansion with two strategic partners tn a 964 million deal. Dsvgsr Restaurants Inc. has turned over the real estate aide o f Its business to a publicly traded real estate investment trust, or REIT, for 929 million. In a separate transaction. Davgar also received a 917 million business development loan from Franchise Mortgage Acceptance Co., a Norcroao, Os., com pany that specialties In lending to successful chain res­ taurant franchises. The three-way alliance will m e rg e D a v g a r 's o p e r a tin g expertise with the resources or the financial community. "These transactions set a new strategic and financial direction for Dsvgsr." said Manny Garcia, chief executive o f the Winter Park-based company. "G oin g forward, we'll be able to con­ centrate on what we do best which la run restaurants." Davgar's real estate partner Is Franchise Finance Corporation o f America, o f Scottsdale. Aria. FFCA will lease the restaurants to Dsvgsr and purchase or build additional Burger Kings after approving sites that Davgsr has selected. T h e strategy for franchise fast-food companies to own and operate their businesses os in­ dependent entities is becoming com m on In an Increasingly competitive environment, said Morton Fleischer, chief executive o f FFCA. i Small operators are unable to achieve the economies o f scale necessary to turn a profit and many are setting out to larger enterprises, he said Tuesday. "Operators like Davgsr. who are professionally managed and efficient, are tn the position to grow." Fleischer said. "T h e key la appropriate financing, which they now have." Dsvgsr hat rapidly increased its Burger King holdings over the past five years. Annual sales now approach 982 million. Garda said he now wants to expand his chain at the rate of about 20 percent a year, moving Into new geographic markets. Davgsr operates ten Burger Kings in Seminole County in­ cluding one In Sanford, one In Lake Mary and one In Long- MIAMI — tf Tropical Storm Chris continues on Its current course over the Atlantic Ocean, It could reach the U.S. Virgin Islands on Saturday, forecasters said. The U.S. mainland would be safe for five to six days after that. The storm was picking up strength late Wednesday, with sustained winds reaching 70 mph. Chris was more than 900 m iles aw ay from any land, northeast o f South America and moving west-northwest at 13 mph. it was expected to become s hurricane overnight. A tropical storm becomes classified as s hurricane when Its sustained winds reach 74 mph. Forecasters at the National H u rrica n e C en ter In C oral Oabtar said Chris should con­ tinue strengthening through today. ' 'BUt hMrrttimneSptfCUtUt Rlcl^J.}. ard Poach sold it Irtd6'l!kttyM >begtn worrying. >> "It's way out there.” he sakb'1 "Th ey don't all have to come to « At 11 p.m. EOT Wednesday, Chris was centered at 14.3 degrees north latitude and 46.3 degrees west longitude, or about 950 miles east of the Lesser Antilles. Northwest Florida was soaked by the first two storms o f the season, and the second anniver­ sary o f the phenomenally de­ structive Hurricane Andrew Is approaching. South Florida, which bore brunt o f Andrew's wrath. Is rebuilt but still wary of Atlantic hurricanes. The peak o f the hurricane season is late August and early September, and systems such os Chris that form off the African coast can be especially powerful and troublesome, forecasters Beryl slipped ashore Monday in the Florida Panhandle, and dropped nearly 10 inches o f rain in some areas. THE W EATHER Lottory: Tonight: Partly cloudy with scattered evening showers and thunderstorms. Low in the lower 70s. Light wind. Chance o f rain 30percent. Friday: Variable cloudinesa w it h s h o w e r s a n d t h u n ­ d e rs to rm s lik e ly . T h u n ­ derstorms may become strong. High around 90. Wind south­ west 10 mph: With higher gusts near thunderstorms. Chance o f rain 60 percent. Saturday through Monday: Partly cloudy with a chance o f mainly afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Lows In the low to mid 70s. Highs In the upper Atlantic City a.m.. 4:30 p.m.: MsJ. 10:20 a.m.. 10:45 pm . TIOBBi Daytona BsasBt highs, 6:58 a.m.. 7:36 p.m.t lows, 12:55 a.m.. 1:03 K.m.t Haw Bm yraa Bsach: Igha, 7:03 am ., 7:41 p.m.: lasts, HX> a.m.. 1:08 p.m.: Cesaa Baseht highs. 7:18 a.m.. 7:56 p.m.: lows. 1:15 a.m., 1:23 D aytons Stack: Waves are 1 Bt, A agmst las ts J s p lts r la ls t foot and glassy. Current Is from Today: Wind south to souththe north with s water tempera- cast 10 knots. Seas 2 to 3 feet, ture o f 78 degrees. Bay and Inland waters a Ugh! N ew Bm yraa Bsadu Waves chop. Widely scattered showers are 1 foot and glassy. Current la and thunderstorms. Tonight and from the north. Water tempera- Friday: Wind south to southeast ture ts 77 degrees. io knots. Seas 2 to 3 feet. Bay and Inland waters a light chop. Widely scattered showers and The high temperature In Sanford on Wednesday was 92 degrees and the overnight low was 72 degrees os reported by the University o f Florida Agri­ cultural Research and Educa­ tions] Center, Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall for the period ending at 9 a.m. Thurs­ day totalled .47 Inches. .6.-02 p.m. □Sunrise. .6:57 a.m. MsU-ttSsvl lls ^ lillls NswOrtssn* NSW VsrS City OW sSsm sOty �i v; Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Thursday, August 16. 1994 - 3A Elks Lodge celebrates 70 years i By MARVA HAWKINS Herald Columnist_______________ Fire ant attack ShertlT* deputies arrested Ronald Demetree Hampton. 28. of 2251 Oreenway Avenue on Tuesday. Deputies were called regarding Hampton violating an Injunction, when he re­ portedly went to his wife's home. When the deputy arrived, he reported finding Hampton riding on a bike. Hampton was said to have left the bike and fled on foot. As the deputy apprehended him a short lime later, both Hampton and the deputy were reportedly attacked by fire ants. Hampton was treated for his bites at the Central Florida Regional Hospital. He was charged with violation o f an Injunction, and resisting an ofneer without violence. Retail theft Leonard Paul Davis. 28, 802 Orange Avenue, Sanford, was arrested by deputies at a Fern Park retail store Tuesday. Deputies said he attempted to take $80.74 In cigarettes from the store without paying. He was charged with retail then. Dleorderly conduct Sanford police arrested Patrick Bass, 19. of 1113 W. Ninth Street, on Tuesday. Police said they found Bass and a female Involved In an argument at Ninth Street and Pecan Avenue. He was charged with disorderly conduct. Warrants served •Jam es Keith Walker, 23. 2260 Deepwater Drive, Sanford, was served a warrant at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility Tuesday. He was wanted for falling to appear to pay a fine. •Tracy Lee Cochran. 20, 166 Seminole Avenue. Lake Mary, turned herself In at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility Tuesday. She was wanted for falling to appear on a charge of driving with a suspended/revoked license. •Tyron e Maurice Davis. IB. 2201 Dollar Way. Midway, was served a warrant at the Jail Tuesday. He was wanted for violation o f probation on a conviction o f possession o f cocaine. • Preston Johnson Jr., 26, 510 Cypress Avenue, was located by deputies near Sixth Street and Cypress Avenue Tuesday. He was wanted on a writ of bodily attachment. ■Johnnie Lee McKinnon, 36. 2291 Broadway Avenue. Midway, was located by deputies at Sipes Avenue and 21st Street Tuesday. He was wanted for Tailing to appear on charges of violation o f the open container law and disorderly conduct. Deputies also charged him with possession o f a controlled substance. Traffic stop Angel Luis Galana. 23. 3291 S. Sanford Avenue, was stopped by depuUes in the 3800 block o f Orlando Avenue Tuesday. He was charged with driving with a suspend­ ed/revoked license. CCIB undercover arraats •Members o f the Clty/County Investigative Bureau arrested Elisabeth Ann Eastman, 29. o f 418 Relder. Longwood. on C.R. 427 In Altamonte Springs Tuesday. She was charged with assignation to commit prostitution and possession of'drug paraphernalia. • Members o f the CCIB arrested Daniel Thomas Oliver. 27. of 1211 Chase Avenue, Sanford, on Oreenway at S.R. 46 Tuesday. He was charged with aale/dellvery of a controlled substance (crack). Incidents reported to the sheriff • A bike valued at $320 was reportedly stolen from a front ,iEBwehnir«M|edaynt*rAhs 000 block of Whlttlngham Place near Lake Mary, it u\u.• T w o window air conditioning units valued at $400 were reported stolen Tuesday from a residence 10 the 1000 block o f McCarthy Street. •$100 in cash was reportedly taken from a car parked in a garage Tuesday in the 1200 block o f Malvern Court, in Heathrow. • A black 1993 Cadillac, license number PCF-31M. was reportedly stolen Tuesday from the 100 block o f Promenade Circle In Heathrow. Incidents reported to Senford police •J ew elry valued at $954 was reported stolen early Wednesday from a residence in the 900 block o f Pine Avenue. •Property In excess o f $1,320 was reported stolen Tuesday from a residence in the 100 block oT Holly Avenue. •Currency valued At 9140 was said to have been taken Tuesday from a restaurant In the 2600 block o f Orlando Drive. - • A 1988 Cadillac, reportedly stolen tn Longwood. was located by Sanford police early Wednesday in Castle Brewer Court. • A woman told police a boy. estimated to be 10 to 12 years of age, took a coin purse from her table at a First Street restaurant on Tuesday, while she was eating. The coin purse reportedly contained $25 in currency. Incidents reported •Sheriff's deputies say two generators, with a total value of $1,200, were reportedly stolen Monday from a construction trailer parked In the 4300 block of Lake Mary Boulevard. •Sanford police received a report that someone shot two rounds o f ammunition Into a car Monday. In the 1200 block of W. 13th Street. They said one round struck the windshield and the other smashed the right rear passenger window. The driver W^ P o K ^ » l d Uone ^shot, was reportedly fired Into the living room window o f a home In the 100 block of Langston Drive on Monday. • A n air conditioning unit, valued at $1,150 was reportedly stolen from a business In the 200 block o f Coastline Road Monday. The owner o f the business reportedly told police the same unit had been stolen on July 1. Lawyers flock to breast implant agreement hearing ■ fd A V I Associated Press Writer_________ BIRMINGHAM. Ala. - So many lawyers swarmed to town for a hearing on a $4.25 billion breast implant settlement that the Judge reserved an I.100-«eat theater. U.S. District Judge Sam Point­ e r a lrea d y has te n ta tiv e ly approved implant manufactur­ ers' {dsns to pay thousands of women who blame the implants for hardening o f their breasts, nerve disorders, lupus and other Illnesses. Pointer called a hearing today to help determine whether the agreement is fair enough to become final. It would be the largest single product liability ■etUemcnt In U.S. history. Pointer scheduled the session in a c iv ic c e n te r th eater. Workers planned to open the doors 1V4 hours early to ac­ commodate hundreds of law­ yers. women and members of the media. A Pointer aide, speaking on condition or anonymity, said Wednesday that at least 80,000 women have registered to Join the settlement by Dow Coming Corp.. Bristol-Myers Squibb Co.. Baxter Healthcare Corp. and other companies. Under the settlement, the manufacturers admit no con­ nection between the implants and health problems. The agreement was reached after more than 13.000 lawaults were filed. SANFORD - Exalted Ruler Bernard D. Mitchell, anniversary chairman, Brother Roosevelt Cummings and the brothers of Celery City Lodge *542. Im­ proved Benevolent Protective Order o f Elks o f the World, invite the community, current and former members to Join In their 70th anniversary celebration Aug. 19-21. Grand Exalted Ruler Donald P. Wilson of Philadelphia and the Grand Lodge will be the special guests. Celery City Lodge *542 -was organized on Aug. 17, 1924. They were granted a charier for a lodge to be known as Celery City Lodge *542 and sessions would be held tn .the City of Sanford. The application was made to the Grand Lodge by the following men: Brothers John Sclpio Bracey, Dr. George M. Brewer. W.W. Lewis. D.C. Brock. A. Peacock, J. Argrett, Clarence Promt. Willie Williams. Chris Lomax, John Crawford. S.W. Harris. Italy Littles. John Hicks. Richard Handy. Lemon Burton. Otis Crawford, Edward Adams. S.J. Waldon. J.D. Snead, S.M. White, William Burnett. Jerry W a lk er. Frank B lair. O .V. Johnson. Tony Blair. James Lamar, and Allen Blackshear. The first exalted ruler was Sippio Bracey and there were 43 charter members. In 1928. the Brat Elks Home was located on the corner of Seventh and Cypress Avenue. W.W. Lewis • was the exalted ruler and the building was used until 1973. Under the leadership o f Exalted Ruler Lockwood Brown, the present building was built. Several renovations have been made to the present site. The mortgage burning ceremo­ ny was held In 1981 when Brother Willie Merkerson served as exalted ruler. The activities for the 70th A n n iv e r s a r y C e le b r a t io n weekend are as follows: • Friday. Aug. 19. 7:30 p.m., Awards Banquet. Sanford Civic Center. $10 per ticket. • Saturday. Aug. 20. Elks Home, Country and Western Dance. Fish Fry. (free). • Sunday. Aug. 21, Anniver­ sary Worship Service. 11 a.m., St. James AME Church. 819 Cypress Ave. Speaker Is Grand Exalted Ruler Donald P. Wilson. The com m unity, national, state officers and area Elks lodges and temples will join the brothers of Celery City Lodge In this, their 70th anniversary cel­ ebration. Progress has and Is being made. Exalted Ruler Bernard Mitchell and Celery City Lodge *542 solicit your con­ tinued support fora great Order. Working together, a successful c e le b r a tio n w ill be a c ­ m u m m complished. Honorable Donald Wilton 'll N O T IC E O F A D O P T IO N O F N O N -A D V A L O R E M A S S E S S M E N T RO LL PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HELD SEPTEMBER 13,1994 NOTICE K HEREBY Q(VEN THAT THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, WILL CONDUCT A PUBLIC HEARING TO ADOPT A NONAD VALOREM ASSESSMENT ROLL, PURSUANT TO SECTION 197.3632, FLORIDA STATUTES, ON SEPTEMBER 13, 1994, A T 7:00 P.M., OR A S SOON THEREAFTER AS POSSIBLE, AT THE SEMINOLE COUNTY SERVICES BUILDING, ROOM 1029, 1101 EAST FIRST STREET, SANFORD, FLORIDA. BELOW IS A GEOGRAPHICAL DEPICTION OF THE PROPERTIES SUBJECT TO LEVIES OF NON-ADVALOREM ASSESSMENTS FOR THE FIRST TIME IM C O R P O ftA T K O UNtM COnPORATSO Private insurance: Quicker treatment ByKATM ARM BM Associated Press Writer B O S T O N — P e o p le w ith private Insurance go to the doctor sooner or get treated ^more qulckly than the uninsured or tfioae on Medicaid, according to a study o f appendicitis c The study also' found that patients In HMOS Tare better than those with other kinds o f private Insurance. In the study, published today In The New England Journal of Medicine, uninsured people or those covered by Medicaid were 50 percent more likely to suffer a ruptured appendix — a sign of delayed treatment — than pa­ tients Insured through health maintenance ortfut Mahons. Privately Insured patients with fee-for-servlce plans, which reilre patients to pay more when ey are sicker, were 20 percent more likely to suffer a ruptured appendix than those covered by traditional HMOs, which charge patients a flat fee covering all ailments. The study examined the rec­ ords or 96.587 people, ages 18 to 64. who were hospitalized for acute appendicitis In California from 1984 to 1989. Of that number. 30 percent suffered a ruptured appendix before sur­ gery to remove U. Dr. Arnold a Reiman, the J o u r n a l's e d it o r in c h ie f emeritus, said in an accompa­ nying editorial that the study adds to the evidence that un­ insu red people d ela y care because they're wonted about medical bills, while those with Medicaid often have trouble find­ ing a doctor who accepts lowpriced federal reimbursement. Both groups may not seek help until acute pain sends them to an emergency room. Or they may go first to an overcrowded ubllc clinic, where It takes inger to sec a doctor and be diagnosed, the study's authors said. The data suggest patients were treated equally once they got to a hospital. The study also Indicates thst privately Insured patients who have to pay a deductible — typically 20 percent — or a large co-payment also may be slow to seek care. Reiman said. B u t K y la n n e G r e e n , a spokeswoman for the Health In s u r a n c e A s s o c ia t io n o f A m erica, which represents commercial fee-lbr-acrvtce plans and HMOs. said Ihc study’s results might be unique to California, where most HMOs have their own Naff. clinics and hospitals. Researchers chose appen­ dicitis as a way to look at differences tn access to medical care because Its course Is straightforward: The more rime that passes after the onset of abdominal pain, the more likely the appendix will rupture. S E S e m in o le C o u n ty F lo r id a V IMPROVEMENT ASSES BMBNT SCHEDULE NO. 1 BLACK HAMMOCK PHAMM WATER SERVICE S37.S0 PER ACRE, ANNUALLY t BLACK HAMMOCK PHASCM WATER SERVICE 9404.20 PER LOT, ANNUALLY 9 CHCLSIA PLAC9 STREET UOHTINO 540.11 PER LOT, VARIES EACH YEAR 4 CRI1KWOOD UNIT 1 STREET UGHTINO $29.27 PER LOT, VARIES EACH YEAR i DEER RUN/DEER POINT! STREET UOHTINO $172.94 PER LOT, VARIES EACH VIAR 9 FOREST OAKS VILLAGE STREET UGHTINO $19.72 PER LOT, VARIES EACH . YEAR 7 FORREST CREEK ESTATES STREET UGHTINO $137.31 PER LOT, VARIES EACH YEAR • LAKE BRANTLEY CLUB STREET UGHTINO S90.2S PER LOT, VARIES EACH YEAR $ LOST CREEK STREET UOHTINO 545.11 PER LOT, VARIES EACH YEAR MADISON PARK AT CARRION STREET UOHTINO $137.1$ PER LOT, VARIES EACH YEAR 11 MIOWAV STREET UOHTINO SI3.02 PER SO' LOT, VARIES EACH YEAR II MYRTLE LAKE HILLS ROAD PAVING $540.35 • $31.27 PER LOT. ANNUALLY STREET UOHTINO 35.14 PER LOT, VARIES EACH YEAR 1$ 19 14 TUSKARIOOB UNITS STREET UGHTINO 337.2$ PER LOT. VARIES EACH YEAR II WISTHAMPTONATCARUXON PHASES STREET UOHTINO $110.43 PER LOT, VARIES EACH YEAR MAP $ UNINCORPORATED SEMINOLE 80UD WASTE COUNTY COLLECTION and DISPOSAL $40.30 -159.31 PER DWELLING UNIT 4> Unincorporated areas of Seminole County as shown on the above map Persons are advised that, if they decide to appeal any decision made at this hearing they will need a record of the proceedings, and. for such purpose, they may need to insure that a verbatim record of the proceed­ ings is made, which record includes (he testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is lo be based AS A PROPERTY OWNER IN THE DISTRICT, YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO APPEAR AT THIS HEAHBM AND RLE WRITTEN OBJECTIONS WITH SEMINOLE COUNTY WITHIN 20 DAYS OF THIS PUBLICATION. THESE ASSESSMENTS WILL APPEAR ON THE TAX BILL YOU WILL RECEIVE IN NOVEMBER 1994, AND WILL BE COLLECTED BY THE SEMINOLE COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR. Persons with disabilities needing assistance to participate in any ot these proceedings should contact tire Ertytoyee Relations Department AD A Coordinator 48 hours in advance ot the meeting at 321-1130. extension 7941. MARYANNE MORSE. Clerk to th e Board of County Commissioners. Sem inole County. Florida By ______ Deputy Clerk - 'I il il • 'I ' <1 .Jl �4 A - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, August 18, IB M WILLIAM A. RUSHER Some hot licks on a few hot topics (USPS 481*280) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Aren Code 407-322-2011 or 831-0003 Lacy K. Loar - Editor Odasaa H. Pugh • Bualnoaa Managar Short comments on a few topics that can't wait for • and another that doesn't deserve • longer* treatment. SUDSCRIITION RATE: 3 Month*..............................610.50 0 Month*...........................839.00 1 Year.............................. 878.00 Florida Raeldanla muat pay 7% salaa tax In addition to rataa above. EDITORIAL System s overload Editorial cartoons in a newspaper are not meant to be funny. T h ey are to start people thinking. Unfortunately, people often look at them, nod in agreem ent (or disagreem ent), and m ove along. T h e editorial cartoon in T u esd ay's Sanford H era ld w a s c a lle d " H o r r o r S t o r y . " It expressed how In a w orld full o f death, disease, crime, fam ine and other problems, we. (by watching it often on T V ) h ave gotten used to It. It Is w ell in ten tlo n ed , bu t w e doubt Don't be surprised If President Cllnlon. despite the stinging rebuff handed him by the House on the crime bill, and the parltamcnlary snares awaiting a health care bill, manages to wangle something that he will call "acceptable" out of Congress In both cases. Then he will promptly be hailed by the usual prompt-halters as The Comeback Kid. * mira­ cle-worker. etc. But the proof of the pudding will be the results of the November elections. If the American people approve o f Bill and Hillary and what they are trying to do to this country, they can vote to re-elect the members of Congress who are helping them do It. If not • If the voters perceive Mr. Clinton's health care package as simply a liberal grab for government control o f another huge segment of the economy, and his "crime bill'' as Just a pork-padded welfare bill for criminals • they can register their disappointment In November-by throwing the congressional Democrats who enacted them from here to Kingdom Come. Liberal Journalistic misrepresentation! o f the so-called "crime b ill" rejected by the House may have reached a new low. Listen to this passage from a news story In the ultrallberal San Francisco Examiner: "Clinton had lob­ bied ferociously on behair o f the bill, w h ic h In c lu d e d funda for hiring more police officers across the nation. The six•year legislation also would have banned many assault-style firearm s, provided billions for prisons and crim e preven­ f But tha proof tion. made more than of the pudding SO additional crimes will be the subject to the death results of the penalty and allowed November life sen ten ces fo r elections. J s o m e t h r e e - t im e felons." Pretty tough, eh?.N o mention that only 20 percent o f the new police officers' salaries are provided for: that those "bllllona** don't have to be spent on prisons: or that the federal government has little to do with most major crimes or with the penalties for them. And "crime prevention"? Would you have suspected that that mellifluous phrase conceals 30 new social-welfare programs coating *9 billion? Who on the Examiner's staff writes that bilge? On a very different subject, 1 confess to feeling uneasy about the new indictment obtained by the Justice Department against Lemrtck Nelson Jr. Mr. Nelson, who la black, was found with a bloody knife in his pocket and confessed to having killed Yankel Rosenbaum, an Australian rabbinical student caught up In a Brooklyn riot following an auto accident that killed a 7-year-old black child. Nelson subsequently repudiated his confession, and was acquitted after an allegedly botched prosecution. • Normally, that - however regrettable * would be that. But our federal government has gotten Into the habit or going after *' “m such m‘ >Tu lu cky defendants (e.g. the police in the Rodney King case) under a law "agalnat violating another person's civil rights": In this case, by denying the dead man his right to the equal enjoyment of the streets o f New York. Call It what you will, that amounts to double Jeopardy. And there goes another chunk o f the Constitution. If anyone w ill pay atten tio n . T h e cartoon creator w as correct. W e have becom e so used to the problem s o f the world we tend to take them fo r granted. Certainly, m any people know m ore about places w here the problem s are occurring. W e becom e fam iliar with Cuba, Haiti, Som alia. Rwanda, and m any other areas. But they are far from our day-to-day life. L e t them w o rry about it. Unfortunately, w e have becom e so c o m ­ placent. we have forgotten about h ow serious our ow n problem s are. Even though w e see them on T V and read o f them In thd newspaper, we apparently h ave a tendency to con sider them problem s o f others. W h y should w e care? A lm ost every day, the Police Reports in the Sanford Herald tell o f veh icles w h ich have b e e n s t o l e n in t h e S a n f o r d / L a k e M ary/Longwood area. Y e t people continu e to leave a vehicle parked w ith k e y s in the ignition and w in dow s open. D oesn 't anyone pay attention? W e read about people gettin g m u gged or purses gettin g snatched. Y e t people con tinue tt> vrsttc tn Oark. a r a a tala a t n igh t carryin g targe am ounts o f cash. N o one taTeam lng the m essage the press is tryin g to give. I f people think T V is w ron g fo r continu ing to g iv e new s o f the w orld problems, o r the new spaper is w ron g w ritin g about the bad things, th ey m ay as w ell follow the exa m p le o f the ostrich and hide their head in the ground. Unfortunately, ign orin g It w o n 't m ake It g o aw ay. In fact, It w ill allow these problem s to m ultiply. W a lk dow n First S treet or th rou gh a shopping cen ter parking lo t du rin g peak traffic tim e. Y o u 'll see m any carss w ith their w in dow s open. Children a r e d row n in g because th ey d on 't w ear life vesta. Y e t boats are continuously go in g out on L a k e M onroe w ith children not w earin g them. T h e problem is not W ith th e fact that there is too m uch o f this tragedy. T h e sad point is th a t p eo p le a re n o t le a rn in g fro m th e m istakes and problem s o f others. Find a copy o f M on day's Herald, and exa m in e the cartoon on page 4-A. T h e n d on 't Just fold up the paper and g o aw ay. O lv e it som e thought. W h at can w e d a as in dividu ­ als. to m ake this a better neighborhood, city, state, nation, and w orld? LETTERS TO EDITOR Letters to the editor are welcome. All letters must be signed, include the address o f the writer and a daytime telephone number. Letters should be on a single subject and be aa brief aa possible. The letters are subject to editing. LETTERS Caring about others Recently In my letter (Sanford Herald, Aug. 1). I made a big error in my facta and wish to apologize for not rechecking before letting the letter go to the "post." The money for the Christmas luncheon was delivered but after my phone call It was well received and many more people were fed and more toya filled Santa's bag. I will check more closely next time. If one o f your neighbors la short on food, Social Security Juat goes so far. Juat fix a nice plate and knock on their door. I guess I've told this story a million times but It stays with me and turned my feet and life around: I love to fish down at Lake Monroe when the weather permits. So one day In our beautiful ocauuiui spring weather wcarocr while wnu Bitting there, a ‘ 5 '2 " and weighing little lady, approximately 5*2 on one o f the approximately 96 lbs., sat down do chairs and asked If I had another and sandwich In my coder. I at once gave her a big "o le " sub G U E S T C O L U M N I S T Creative governing has watered concept of cruel punishment Another o f the criminal lawyer's bellyaches, about something being unconstitutional that continuously keeps resurfacing In capital offense trials and appeals, la the one about "cruel and unusual punishment" The odds are very good, in my "not so humble opinion," that u you were to ask that bellyaching lawyer to name the precise section o f the Constitution that wsa violated by the punishment he/ahe couldn't come within a half o f it. Let's clarify that right bets and right now. And while we’re at It. let's clarify a couple — three additional points that you good folks out there in Lalatand might find interesting. Listen up. all you legal beagles, you too might relearn some things you forgot a long time ago. It's called "Amendment VDI." It is part o f the BUI o f Rights. The exact quote follows aa taken from m y copy o f the "Special Lim ited Inauguarai Edition o f the Constitution o f the United States," dated Jan. 20, 1080 and published by the U.S. Government Printing Office in 1068. "Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted.'' Well, there you have It. All 16 words o f It. All clear and concise words that really do not need a 1995 Webster's World Dictionary to understand them. You just read what' it "docs aay." Now — read wvnat i It "doesn't" asy. At least, In part. It doesn't clarify or set any "upper or lower" limlta on what la OR la not ''excessive," ’cruel" or "unusual." I do not have any quarrel with that. I do have a really big quarrel with the ' e legal profession's constant [again in my "not-so-numble-optnion") corrupting fo the "cruel and unusual" pari o f it. Here's why! These first 10 amendments — the ao-called "Bill o f Rights” — were ratified way back on Dec. 15, 1791, and never — once more — "N EVER" revised since. Not one time. That's over 200 years ago. Way back then, the 'stocks" were a popular minor crime punishnent that were re Imposed imposed on a regular basis (aomething I heartily endorsed some bunch-and-a-half o f letters ago). Wasn't “ cruet and unusual" then! What's so damn wrong about using them now? Mid-range criminal punishment included "flogging with the cat-of-nlne-taila (again recommended by this old duffer). .Wasn't "cruel and unusual "then"! Wind's ao damn wrong about using It now? NELSON TULLAR Top range criminal punishment Included death by h » " g i" g and/or firing aquad (i hasn't * * this old fella). Wi highly i "cruel and unusual" I Why are we,, aa a totally gutless In executing hard­ ened-career criminals? Why should It take S-15 years, or more, to cleanse society o f its violent misfits? I'll give you four “ du e words*’ a four "d u e phrases." You try to match them. 1: governors, 2i lawyers, 3: Judges and 4: courts. A: flics appeal after appeal, B: Signs altogether “ too few " death warrants,i. C: Oeta all dogged up with "appeals constipation.*' D: Frequ ently issues id iotic decisions and overturns nearly everything beneath him/her Including his/her own Jury. OK folia! go ahead and match 'em up, which number goes with which fetter? Come on now. give it a shot. No. you do not win a new car if you get them right. But then, you won't be "shot at sunrise" if you screw up some o f the choices. In any case — in every case — you stand to win. Why? Simple! Now — you're starting to think. Yupt And thinking frequently leads to some sort o f action. And some sort o f action Is what Is dcaperatdy needed here in the good-old-U.S. of As Our "Constitution." especially the "BUI o f Rights," ia being trampled on. nearly on a daily basis, by many (not all) o f our duly elected governmental representatives, from the very top on down, and by their "appointees'' — — “ "appointed for life." The longer It *“ *— for YOU to get o ff your dead‘ dt duffs and atari taking action (legally, o f course) the longer It will take to reverse this "creative governing" trend that we've been stuck with fori raecades. Now, you’ ve "really" got something to gnaw on for a while. Start gnawing. one. son who was in New York hut hadn't aeen her for seven years and she couldn't reach him. She only had Medicare and had an operation a few months back and Juat couldn't get enough money for three meals a day. I checked thla out closely so Just ending up with S3 over her requirement for food stamps, she fell between the cracks and stated I was her last person she would ask for help. She had planned to return to her small apartment and dose "God's book on her life." I'm sure there are plenty o f these people. I found her son and we had a good old-fashioned talk: he came down at once to forgiveness from his mother and he took her with!Ihim. She still Uvea here but such a difference. We visit by phone and her son told his mother there ishould be it more people who cared enough to give people so much love, yes. a good "whattfor" I when they slip. Life can be ao lonely if there isn't anyone to care and Just aay " I love you." Mary R. Jolly Sanford Income tax indexing W h en C o n g re s s a d o p te d P re s id e n t Clinton's outrageous tax plan last year, called for delayed Income‘tax "indexing" Ifor one year for high Income taxpayers. Tax Indexing prevents taxpayers from belnj ushered Into higher tax brackets Just becaua o f inflation. During health care reform debates in May Rep. Stark o f California, chairman o f thi House Ways and Means Health Subcommit tee. proposed repealing income tax Indextnj for taxpayers at all Income levels to help fun< government-run health care. The congresslo nsl budget office predicts that with annua inflation averagflig. three percent, repealing indexing for live years would raise taxes bi S I 32.2 billion. Inflation la the moat tnaidioui form o f taxation because It requires no n ei lavra to raise taxes. The economy fleet becomes a tax collector, as unsuspecting taxpayers whose wages are merely keeping up with inflation suddenly Rad them selva paying rates under a static tax code. There is no doubt that repealing would hurt every American. As Dan Mitel o f the Heritage Foundation wrote In the Mai 6 edition o f the Wall Street Journal: "Conalo er the example o f a married couple w h o* taxable income la 636,000. This year, righ t« the level where the 28 percent bracket take: effect. Assuming their income kept pace wttt inflation oyer the next five years,' they woult pay an additional 62.320 in taxes taxi over Um next five years compared with current law. Ir other words, repeal o f tax-indexing woult cause this couple's Income to dropby 6500 1 year." That's at three percent. The National Taxpayer's Union fought U add Indexing to President Reagan's tax cu bill o f 1961. Since taking effect in 1985 Indexing has saved taxpayers well over 6IOC billion. UUUl. Contact your senators and repn rw4a u a r u 4 a a ir t h a t f l v v n fa s i ^ _ T_____ ___ uvote agalnat any attempt to delay, alter or repea repeal indexing. especially In the name o f health ref Jet Sanford �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, August 18, 1994 - 8A Improve------ Roads C o n t l a u d f r M P a | « 1A city. With that removed from the • Waller suggested the repay­ total amount the city seeks lo o b t a in , th e t o t a l Is n ow ments be made by the property $170,067. owners, based on a percentage City officials say the focal ratio. The largest amount would point o f the confusion Is unclear tye required from Feather Edge, tjrhlch has 30 residential units m ethodology established by former commissions, when the plus four under construction and project was first Initiated, re­ 24 more proposed for the future. The tout assessment for the garding how to pay for the work. During the August 4 com­ development would be MO.502, ; At the bottom o f the assess­ mission meeting. City Manager ment percentage level Is proper- John Litton explained that the owned by George and Doris work being done now, "is lo own which would be assessed correct something which should 1 10.793. All of the others, have been done at that time,'* with the exception o f Medplex, (when the paving was done). The reason for the public would range between those two hearing at tonight's meeting Is to Amounts. I The Medplex facility, one of tjhc Sun Drive buildings, had previously paid $46,700 to the { reach agreement on how to handle the matter. Litton had previously predicted that, based on agreement, he could have an ordinance pertaining to the as­ sessm ents ready for formal commission action during Octo­ ber commission meetings. Tonight's meeting is to be preceded by a budget meeting in the East Conference Roam, be­ ginning at 5:30 p.m. The regular meeting will begin at 7 p.m., nr as soon as possible following the budget meeting, In the com­ mission chambers o f Lake Mary City Hall, 100 N. Country Club Road. Continued from Page 1A Thomas said the projections nrc driven by anticipated new housing and Industry In Sanford and south Sanford. To prepare far all those cxpeeled cars and trucks, the county has embarked on a roudwidening project for the whole area centered at the Int e r s e c 11o n o f S a n f o r d Avcnuc-C.R. 427 and Lake Mary Boulevard-Silver Lake Drive. Construction began In May lo build a two-lane extension of Silver Lake Drive between Ohio Avenue and the new entrance to Sanford's airport. Jerry Mat­ thews. county project manager Murder £ oa tinned f r t a Fags 1A Sales international, and Reliability Center. |; i Farr says he expects several th ou san d p a rticip a n ts and Spectators to gather at the park an Saturday and Sunday to take Aart In the event, as well as’tour le historic downtown area of tnford. For both days, the streets mounding Fort Melon Park III be closed to traffic. This iludea E. First Street from iford Avenue lo MellonvIUe, Juan Avenue, and the park i o f Seminole Boulevard the lakefront. at will be the general : for the races." Fare said, inlng completely around the are no age limits for dpatlon In the events, with ‘ wptlon of the bike race •t category which la age Jh 14. itlon may be made by { any of the sponsoring sns or the chamber 1-2212. itlon may also be made iy t o f the events at Fort ■Family Sports Festival >held from 8 a.m. until 3 iturday, and 8 a.m. until ,8unday. Continued frsus Fags I A 'possessive Individual. A t the beginning o f their four-year relationship. Roger told police Richmond was not Jealous of her work as a club dancer where she could some­ times make $300-$S00 a night. As time went on. Richmond "got very possessive," she said. "He'd pull me o ff tables (when she danced) and stu ff." A l­ though some chibs do not allow the boyfriends o f dancers in. Roger said Richmond would hang out where she worked, sometimes out of sight. "W e always had disagree­ ments," Roger said on the tape. "1 didn't like him doing drugs. He didn't like me dancing, tak­ ing my clothes off." S h e d e s c r ib e d h o w h er boyfriend was always trying to cut her long blond hair off to control her and to stop her from dancing. "H is hair was falling out and he was envious o f mine," Roger told lnvestlgatom. " I f he cut my hair. I wouldn't work." In earlier testimony, former dancer Natalie Luddick said the defendant told her she stabbed Richmond after he pinned her against a wall and threatened to cut her hair. Luddick said Roger told her about the crime and disposing o f the body while the two were traveling to an out-oftown cluh date. When Richm ond returned unexpectedly from a trip to South Florida In the wake of Hurricane Andrew. Roger said she was happy to sec him. Richmond operated a tree service, lined up Jobs and planned to return to the storm d a m a g e d a r e a . A lt h o u g h Richmond objected. Roger in­ vited an IB-year old woman named "R ose" who had no place to slay, to their home that night. Roger said. Roger denied to police they had a physical fight the night he returned. Police questioned whether the couple's fights were ever really violent and Roger responded. "No. we'd push, hair pull and grab." Later she commented. "W e've had some nice smackin' around." However. Roger said she threatened to get an order of rotectlon against Richmond ir e threatened her. her dog or her mother again as his use o f drugs escalated. E During arguments. Roger said if she was falsely accused of doing something by Richmond she would not Just sit back and takelt. Roger speculated If Richmond was dead, he might have died of an overdose, been been killed by people he owed money to or simply disappeared, feigning death “Just lo mess with me." Defense attorney Mark O'Marn will attempt to show Roger was a battered woman who killed Richmond In self-defense. Two dancers at Cabaret International testified they never saw bruises or injuries on Roger In the brightly lit small lacker room where they prepared lo perform, nor did they observe her using makeup lo cover Injuries. One dancer said Roger seemed “ stressed" and did not work ql the c lu b fo r a w h ile u flc r Richmond disappeared. Luddick. who worked with police to gather evidence from Roger, said the defendant was trying to g e t» In touch with David, "buying a lot of candles and stuff like that." She wanted to make sure he was In heaven, Luddick added. working on Improvements In the area, snld the work will be completed by county crews In October. The extension was sought by the Sanford Airport Authority lo Improve access to the airport and In turn, cnliancc Industrial development of the airport by providing a direct link to the nearby expressway. The twolane segment will cost alxiut 8290,000, Matthews said. The county Is already plan­ ning lo widen the new Silver Lake Drive extension to four lanes to the airport, then a new two-lane extension past the airport to S.R. 46 at State Road 415. The 86.4 million construc­ tion Is slated to begin In May 199B and be* completed about two years Inter, resulting In a new. seven-mile mad. The county Is In the Initial design stages to widen Lake Mary Boulevard between U.S. 17-92 and Sanford Avenue from two to four lanes. Although the two-mllc roadway didn't exist before about fire years ago. it needs to be widened to accom­ m odate an ticip ated tra ffic , engineers say. The road will be designed so it can be easily widened to six lanes when needed, said Oils Gifford, man­ ager orthe project. Work on the 83.9 million construction pmjcct Is expected to begin in 1997 and be com­ pleted bv the end o f 1998, Roger also offered lo give Luddick some of Richmond's sweaters when Luddick visited Roger's condominium. The w alls and floors had been clea n e d , painted and new carpeting placed In the master bedroom. Despite the cleaning, forensic experts discovered blood stalnH through chemical tests after Roger granted permission for the home to be searched. Testimony resumed at 9:30 a.m. this morning. Public school menu What’s for lunohT Friday.Aug. 19,1994 Managers Choice or Chef's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk C H IC K E N W IR E M ALL Indoor * Fully Air Conditioned Best World in The Deal, Best DEAL IN THE WORLD ^ T h rift E t c . - •VENDOR SPACE AVAILABLE. 411EasIRntSbeetKstoricOoamlomSatod Located now Sanford Marina I W* Syria D r i v e * „ , _____ I Just Worth at Hod Hus M . On Atom* ( « * ) i (Open Sony to SAOPM •M 4 tu n M 11 M i l 3 2 4 -7 5 1 9 J *2 *»»****«_ _ _ J • T R A N S M IS S IO N TRO U BLE? ii>o_ M . Gilford said. To move more traffic north and south. Improvements are pi,-min'd for Sanford Avenue and C.R. 427. Sanford Avenue be­ tween Airport Boulevard and the expressway will be widened to four lanes. The 83.6 million project Is scheduled to begin In December and take about 18 months to complete, said Gif­ ford. A land purchase snag has cropped up and the Btarl may be dclnycd, he snld. The county plans lo widen C.R. 427 between U.S. 17-92 and the expressway In two steps. The first step, from U.S. 17-92 nnd Hester Avenue, Is scheduled to be under construction in February 1996 nnd be done about 18 months Inter. Thnt construction will cost about 84 million. The second step between H e s t e r A v e n u e n n d th e expressway Is expected to bl­ under construction In Muy 1996 and will lake nbout 18 months to complete, said Gifford. Thnt project will cost 82.9 million, he said. as Weeper. I £ £ * d * a r d A ^ T h o m a a . 23. - — t e r :o f JWfcst Freewill Holiness Church. Mulberry AtM..' Sanford, died Latanta Plat’d. Oviedo, died Survivors lAcUSde Ood-aons Tuesday. A u g-9. 1994 at Semi­ ifedneeday. Aug. 17. 1994 at Rev. Leonard J. Wilson. Sanford. nole Oardens. Bom Oct. 22. Ida Hospital, South. Bom Bobby L. Wilson. East Orange. 1970 In St. Petersburg, he ch 4. 1924 In New Bedford. N.J.t Ood-daughter. Barbara moved to Central Florida In she moved to Central Wilson Hallekai Seattle. Wash.: 1961. He was a laborer. He was Ida in 1992. She waa a sisters. Frances Hall. Annie Mae Mrthodlat _____ er. She was a member Survivors include daughters. Ray. both o f Orlando, 1delta , Joaepha Catholic Church, N a ta sh a B a r fie ld . S h aw an Oreen. Newark, N.J. vlvora Include huaband, WUaon-Elchelberger Mortuary. Manor, both or Sanford: sons. Sheet sons, Frederick P. Edward, Richard Jones, both of Inc.. In charge o f arrangements. Ha. Jon Sylvia, both of S a n fo rd : m o th e r. R o a a ly n fr m o n t, J a m es S y lv ia , Thomas Oibbs, Sanford; father. T IN A F A T E JONES ls a a c h u s e tta t d a u g h te r . Tina Faye Jones. 37, E. Lisa W illie M. T h om a s S r.. -St. Jtn ela T e d e a c o , O v ie d o ; Ct., Sanford, died Saturday. Petersburg: stepfather, Joshua [o th e r . J o se p h B a u er, Aug. 13, 1994 at Orlando Re­ Oibbs. Sanfofd; sisters. Michelle. ^ s sa c h u a e tta i 12 gra n d gional Medical Center. Born New York. Toveka Jones, Leslie, Iren: one great-grandchild. March 27, 1957 In Stone Moun­ both o f Sanford; brothers. Willie aldwIn-Falrchlld Funeral tain, Oa.. she moved to Central M. Jr., Perry Peak, both of _jie. Qoldenrod/Wlnter Park apcl in charge of arrange­ Florida In 1968. She was a Sanford: grandmothers, Lillie homemaker. She waa a member Thomas. Catherine Simmons, rs . both o f Altam onte Springs; o f Orlando Christian Center. Survivors Include husband. grandfather. Edward Jones. I A N IT A SANER H a ro ld ; d a u g h ters. S torm ! Avon Park; step-grandmother. JVDBNBON M a d d o x . T a b r ln a B ru n o . Doris Jones. Avon Park: stepJuanita Saner Anderson, 92. K a t r in a . C a is e y S te v e n a , grandfather. Adolphus S im ­ Chesterfield. Vs., died Tuesday, Michelle Keown: sisters. Brenda mons. Altamonte Springs. (tug. 16. 1994. She waa bom Marvin C. Zanders Funeral B e n t le y . W an d a H a rm o n . July 11. 1902 In Newberry County. S.C. She is a former Bonnie Maddox: brothers. De­ Home. Apopka, In charge of nnis Maddox, Jimmy Maddox. arrangements. (ealdent o f Sanford. Robert Cole, Lonnie Keown; Survivors Indude son. Bruce half-sister. Kathy Smith; one Inderson. Chesterfield, Va., grandson. era, Grace Smith, Prosperity. Batts Funeral Home. Orlando. J.C.. Miriam Levant. San Diego, In charge o f arrangements. pa.: b ro th er W ald o Saner, ANDIRSOM. JUANITA SAM IR Columbia, S.C.: one grandC. SCOTT KDfO Cravaalda funeral aorvlcot tor Juanita aughter. lanar Andanan, ft. at ChetterilaM. Va., C. Scott K ing 42, Thom berry Funeral arran gem ents by tormerty Ot tantord, who died Tueaday Aug. Drive, Casselberry, died Monday. H, will be held at 1 p.m., Friday, In lo r r la s e lt F u n era l H om e, Aug. 15. 1994. Bom In Orlando, Evergreen Camatery, Sanford. tchmond. Va.. and Brisson Arronpomontf by irtaaon Funeral Home. he was a lifelong Central Florida aneral Home. Sanford. resident. He was an Insurance representative. He was Protes­ M o a c n . JONATHAN A. fO EBO NANNO N. JH. Funeral aarylcaa tor Mr. Morel* will be tant. Joe Bohannon. Jr.. 64. S.E. Saturday. Aug. IS, at t p.m.. In the Brlaion S u rv iv o rs Include father. Funeral Chapel with Parlor Ralph Lumen 140th Street. Umatilla, died officiating Interment will follow In Clan Wednesday. Aug. 17. 1994 at Gerard F. King Sr.. Orlando: Haven Memorial Cardan*. Winter Par*. brother. Kirk, New Knoxville. New Horlxons Rehabilitation Frtenda may call at tea funeral home Sunday Ohio. tram fp jn . until S p.m. Center. Ocala. Bom April 10, Arrangemanta by Brtoaan Funeral Home. Hawthorne Funeral Home. 1930 In Abbeville. Oa.. he moved to Umatilla from Sanford Orlando. In charge o f arrange­ ments. THOMAS. BOWAS 0 A In 1984. He waa a mechanic and Funeral aorvlcot tor (Sword A. Thom**, welder. He was a member of the SX of tauter*, arlll bo SaturOay, Aug. » al II S o u th e a s t M arion B a p tla t - W A -M B . Church In Jonathan A. Morels, 76, Eatcs Altamonte Spring* with Ray. Dwayne K. Church. He was a U.S. Air Force OapOU. patter, ofckltolng. FrtonO* may call Drive. Geneva, died Tuesday, veteran o f the Korean war. Aug. 16. 1994 at Central Florida Survivors Include wife. Judy; Regional Hospital. Bom Oct. 30, sons. Ernie Joe, Joel Kevin, both 1917 In Boone. N.C.. he moved o f Ocala. Dewayne Earl. Sanford: to Sanford In 1956. He was daughters. Linda Kaye Martin, Ft. Worth. Tx., Karen Sabrina employed at Seminole Oil Com­ and Maurtko Henderson, both of pany as a bookkeeper and de­ Sanford; mother. Leasie Rich­ livery driver. He waa a charter member of the Lutheran Church ards, UmstlUa; brothers. Robert, of the Good Shepherd. He was a Gumle. both o f Ocala; six grand­ iStoMtof iranywaspopal member of VFW and the Ameri­ to, wadonT wort to forget our children. totBveryeneheaapfnfonoand Beyers Funeral Home, Um­ can Legion. He was a World War .and Via pugooe to newspaper atilla, In charge o f arrange­ It veteran o f the U.S. Navy. >tototown t«m or*a varteRrto Survivors include wife, Elolse; ments. sona. Marlon. Mary Esther. Boyce. Perth. Australis. Aubrey. Beatrice Oreen. 77. W. Colo­ Crawfordvllle; sisters. Margaret Tugman, Boone. Virginia Bollck. nial Drive. Winter Garden, died Hudson. N.C.: six grandchildren; D onl MIm tlm Cxoftwiwn#. Saturday. Aug. 13. 1994 at nine great-grandchildren. Health Central. Ocoee. Bom July Brisson Funeral Home, San­ - i •I . i I 17. 1917 In Quincy, ahe moved I 1* t .1*1 to Central Florida In 1953. She ford. In charge o f arrangements. !£ !» !- u •t Iho Old S Mew Generation Moltiedl*! Church, corner ot Ninth Slraot and Locutt Avonua. lantord. Friday tram *-/ p.m.. or at tho Now Sofhol Church Saturday from f a.m. until funorol timo. Intermant will be at Ford Far* Cemetery. Marvin C. I m a m Funeral Home. Apopka. In charpa at arrangement*. Harrell & Beverly Transmissions 209 W. 25th St. Sanford 322-8415 HOMF APPl IANCI CENTER 30Years*SameLocation I -a | I t. . iitrt FREE TIRE DISPOSAL at the SEMINOLE COUNTY LANDFILL* 1930 O S C E O LA ROAD NORTH O F G EN EVA Seminole County Residents Will Have Free Disposal For Up To 6 Waste Tires * HKKmoMIUTHE Cityot OtluJe ■ I Snuo-ltCoutyLoo.IP Friday, Saturday & Sunday A U G U S T 1 9 v 20 & 21 m No Businesses, Please i '.1 m |-|J||i C T T r n j i r [ T n n " ~ ' ~ ^ r ^ r ; 1'I» .'•T*1 m �RNBMWHHBtHliVCPOMHn •A - Sanlord Herald, Sanlord, Florida - Thursday, August 18, 19X N o n e o f y o u r b u s in e s s Study shows workers concerned about privacy One amendment per day WASHINGTON — The Senate Is considering health reform at the rate of one amendment per dny. But the pace could pick up will) the debut ofn bipartisan plan widely viewed as pivotal In the muddled debate. The moderate group o f 10 Democratic and nine Republican senators was hearing today from the head o f the Congressional Budget Office In a ffnnl numbers check before presenting tta blueprint to the Senate Democratic and Republican leaders. The Senate Is formally considering Senate Majority header Oeorgc Mitchell's 1.443-page bill, designed to make a basic Insurance package available io nearly all Americans. Debate was continuing today on a package of rural health-care amendments. The Democratic sponsors said they would old rural health facilities: set up Incentives for doctors and other medical pemonncl to practice In rural areas; and help rural providers form their own health-care networks. Houts converts to help revive crime bill WASHINGTON — The three black Democrats’ opposition to Clinton's anti-crime bill Is visceral — they abhor the death penally. But each lias agreed to help revive the bill on the House floor. , . _ , , The trio. Reps. Cleo Fields of Louisiana. Charles Rangel of New York and John Lewis of Georgia, are Clinton's first converts among House members who used a procedural vote last week to block consideration of the bill. It will take five more turnabouts to bring the bill to the House floor. ‘ "I cannot In my conscience vote for a crime bill that has GO different death penalties." Fields said Wednesday. "But I will give the Congress and the American people the opportunity to debate the crime bill." Lewis and Rangel, who called the death penalty "barbaric" and "racist," also said they would oppose the bill Itself. Problems at Denver airport DENVER — Cracked runways, the latest dilemma for Denver's long-delayed new airport, will raise maintenance costs for the runways' entire 40-year life span unlesa they are dug up and fixed right, according to an expert consulted by The Associated Press. City officials say the thousands of cracks and holes are being repaired and will not recur. But Fu Hua Chen, one of the world's leading experts on expansive soils, said the fissures are “ a good Indication that In the future, we'll have serious problems with these runways" unless they are tom up and the earth beneath them replaced. The $3.7 billion Denver International Airport was built 23 miles northeast of the city after officials decided that Stapleton International Airport could not be expanded to accommodate increued air traffic. AP Labor Writer WASHINGTON - Plenty of American workers believe their bosses are snooping on them and don't respect their privacy rights, a new survey shows. The survey says most workers oppose the kinds o f Questions about off-the-Job lifestyles some companies are asking In an effort to hold down health care costs. "Millions of workers fear that employers are now collecting and using health and lifestyle Information Improperly." said Alan F. Westln. a professor of law and government at Col­ umbia University who was aca­ demic adviser for the study. The random telephone survey was taken by Louts Harris and Associates o f New York City between March 31 and April 28. 1993. The results were withheld until today to coincide with the release next week of a television documentary. "O ff Limits: Your Health. Your Job. Your Privacy." which will air on public TV stations. Pollsters Interviewed 1.000 adults who said they were em p loyees o f private-sector companies with 15 or more workers. Also questioned were 300 aenlor-level personnel exec­ utives at companies with 25 or more workers. The survey has a margin of error o f plus or minus 3 percentage points. Most workers — 61 percent of th ose p o lle d — said th e ir employers respected after-hours privacy "very well." Another 29 percent said their bosses re­ spected off-the-Job p riva cy "somewhat well, 8 percent "not very w ell" and 3 percent "not well at all.” R e s p o n d e n ts b e lie v e d employers had the right to verify Information provided by Job applicants. For Instance, eight In 10 thought It appropriate for employers to check an appli­ cant's educational background or find out whether the applicant had a criminal record. But they expressed less sup­ port for the Inquiries many companies are making to help reduce health care costs. Tests for nicotine use away from work were opposed by 93 percent of the respondents and 69 percent objected to urine tests for alcohol use. Another 69 percent believed psychological testa that measure attitudes and social preferences were Inappropriate, and 59 per­ cent opposed the use o f blood testa to determine whether an applicant had been exposed to the virus that causes AIDS. M in o rity and lo w -in com e workers were the most con­ cerned about employer misuse of personal Information. Nearly a quarter o f black r e s p o n d e n t s s a id t h e ir employers had asked for Infor­ mation they believed was inap­ propriate and not really needed for employment, as opposed to 10 p ercent o f resp on den ts overall. One In 10 blacks said they had chosen not to file a claim to be r e im b u r s e d b y e m p lo y e r p ro v id e d h ea lth In su rance because they did not want the employer or another employee to leant the nature o f their treat­ ment. That compared with 3 percent o f respondents overall. Ten percent o f respondents from households with annual Incomes o f $15,000 or less said they had medical or health Information they provided to an employer Improperly disclosed to other people, compared with 4 percent o f respondents from all Income groups. I m ? ■i. ,1 t-v >*x*» Ai*.1 w After ONE hypnotic Mssiont! 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Mobile Psychological Services PC has 40 clients, four vans and a staff of six trained In therapies ranging from Gestalt to cognitive behavioral, said one of Its founders. Shelly Lenox. The Idea began with Lenox's partner. Ursula Strauss, a New York psychologist who noticed more and more patients missing their regular appointments. , ... . "Th ey were busy executives with an Imbalance In their lives toward w ortr rather than recreation and Interpersonal UJjg said Lenox, who had seen a similar trend. E wi: | On location: *11)00 .J. Simpson Story’ ANAHEIM. Calif. — The big problem on the set of "Th e O.J. Simpson Story" wasn't the looming air date. It wasn't the criticism directed at Fox Broadcasting Co. for making dramatic hay o f the tragedy. On this sultry August afternoon at Anaheim Stadium, where the two-hour TV movie was shooting on location, the real difficulty was polyester. "Ood, la this turtleneck hot," moaned actress Jessica Tuck, dressed In 1970s bell bottoms and a snug pullover for her role as Nicole Brown Simpson. Tuck and Bobby Hosea. cast aa Simpson, were preparing Wednesday to re-create an early meeting between the football great and the woman he la accused o f murdering. "You don't look like the kind o f girl who needs to follow every rule In the book.*' Simpson's character saya In the script. "I'v e got a feeling about you. Nicole. About you and me." "I'v e got a feeling too," Nicole replies. "W hat more do we need?" he asks. The (Urn Is to air Sept. 13. one week before the start o f Simpson's trial for the killings o f hia ex-wlfe and her friend Ronald Qoldman. He has pleaded Innocent. mmmv Excitement over Mexico cicoMont MEXICO CITY — Hundreds o f thousands o f photographs o f Mexico's presidential candidates smile down from pasters strung over the capital's main thoroughfares. The ruling party's white sound trucks cruise the city, blasting music praising candidate Ernesto Zedillo. Workers pass out T-shirts, baseball caps and plaatlc buckets emblazoned with his name. On the surface, Mexico's political parties seem to be preparing a glaftt street fiesta to culminate In Sunday's presidential elections. But the real excitement goes far beyond who might win. It's over the prospect that the nation may see its first free and clean elections. The government and Zedillo's ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party, which is often accused o f ballot tampering, have promised Mexico's cleanest balloting ever. MEXICO CITY (API — Hundreds o f Cubans crowded along a seawall before dawn today waiting for boats — even anything that might loosely be considered a boat — to cany them to the United States. F um c m for pregnant woman, children SOWETO. South Africa — The first concrete effect o f the first 100 days o f Nelson Mandela's presidency is plainly seen at the Plmvllie Community Health Clinic, where needy mothers with walling children line up for hours. After taking office In May, Mandela decreed that pregnant women and children up to 6 be given free care. The long waits and overworked staff at the public clinics dotting the sprawling Soweto metropolis testify to the way black South Africans Immediately look their new president's promise to heart. In fact, according to Dr. Soomatl Natha. who administers the clinics run from Baragwanath Hospital, no one before was turned away for lacking the $2 basic medical fee. But now worried motliers don't delay before bringing in their children, and the clinics are Inundated as a result. "N o one ever got unylhlng free In Soweto before." she said with a laugh. From Associated Press reports Ri Avoid Delays W ith SunBank’s Shortcut M ortgage. 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Girls who arc 14 and are freshmen In high school may opt to play In the Falcon division. Falcons and Eagles will play fastpltch while the Starlings and Hawks will play slowpltch. The Sparrows play T-ball and coach-pitch. Registration fees are: Falcons — *65; Eagles — •50; Hawks, Starlings — $40; Sparrows — $35. For additional Information, call 321-4965 during registration hours or contact Hermen Crux (365-9236) or Randy Harbour (332-8565). Scholarships are available. h ease . . ••* W ■ ’ v, A >-e W.'ih Despite the muddy conditions at 8 a n fo r d M e m o r ia l S ta d iu m , Wednesday night's third-place game In the 8anford Recreation Senior Baseball League tournament still had tha look of a track meet. Nathaniel Cline (sliding, right), Oavtd Yruretagoyena (No. 4, below) and the reel of the Cllne’e Painting-Good Naws Gang Royals took full advan­ tage of (hair four hits and 10 walks by s t e a lin g 15 b aasa In tha five-inning game. Adrian Knight (playing third, right), Michelle 8atterthwaite (playing first, btlow) and the Metro Sewer Red Sox also did some running, collecting eeven hits and six atolan baasa. SANFORD — Taking bases any wsy they could, the Cline's PaintIngAHood News Gang Royals rolled to a 10-5 win over the Metro Sewer Red Sox In the third-place game of the Sanford Recreation Senior B a s e b a ll L ea gu e tou rn am en t Wednesday night at Sanford Memo­ rial Stadium. The Royals finish the summer with a 5-6 record while Red Sox went 1-10. Hulnnga danits Johnson dsal MIAMI — Miami Dolphins owner H. Wayne Hulzenga denies a magaxlne report that he sought a deal to make Jimmy Johnson the team's coach. Hulsenga wanted the former coach o f the Dallas Cowboys and Miami Hurricanes to replace Dolphins coach Don Shuts, according to an article in the September Issue o f OQ. feSWI*1 "It to absolutely, positively and unequivocally not true," Hulzenga said. Offtrdahl signs 1-yssr d s s l . Other members of the Red Sox were Albert Harris, Don Carter. Fabian McKinney. Michelle Satterthwaite, and Richard Quinones. • - ties give Sisson s look 4« Suns ovsrtsks Knoxvills JACKSONVILLE — Tony Kounas hit a two-run double for the winning run as Jackson­ ville beat Knoxville 4-3 Wednesttay. The Suns got an early 2-0 lead In the third inning when Terrel Hansen drove In two runs. Winning pitcher Milt Hill (3-1) worked seven Innings. Jim Meclr eprned his ninth save. Kingdom* aoeMsnt kills two SEATTLE — A construction crane accident at the Kingdoms sent two men plunging 250 feet to their deaths and Injured a third worker. Tw o unidentified painters sandblasting the stadium ceiling fell some 250 feet to the floor when a basket afllxed to the top o f a crane broke loose, Seattle Fire Department spokeswoman Oeorgla Taylor said. lA tlT A M U M a a -s « M- s T Balough adds to victory total Special to the Herald NEW SMYRNA BEACH - Lately, the winner o f the FASCAR'e Late Model division feature race la a forgone conclusion when Gary "Hot Shoe’’ Balough to In the field. He showed why last Saturday, Aug. 13. when he won he notched hto 11th consecutive win at New Smyrna Speedway. For the season. Balough now has 38 wins out o f 41 starts. "Everybody talks about Balough. but it's not Just me.” said Balough. ” 1have a good car. a real dedicated crew, and a car owner that Is real race •avy. Pee Wee (Oriffln) has done It all. he was a driver, a car owner In NASCAR, a crew member, 'and a head wrench. "M y goal for the season Is BO wins. I'm almost there. We should make It. Racing is a funny business. Today, we're king o f the hill. Tomor­ row, aomeone can come along and knock us ofl. You Just go out there every race and give It your best shot.” Balough started Saturday's feature from the fifth position and. by the end o f the second top. had moved around early race leader Ricky Wood for the No. 1 spot. Several caution periods closed the field for MONTREAL — Mia Hamm scored four goals as the United States routed Trinidad and Tobago 11-1 In the Confederation o f North. Central American and Caribbean Associations of Football women's tourosment. The U.S. Is tied with Canada for first place In the five-country tournament at 20. The top two teams w ill advance to next year's world championship In Sweden. restarts, but with each new green flag. Balough would pull away from the field and cruised to victory tone. Wood, who finished second behind Balough. also has been enjoying a consistently successful season. "W e're still In first place In the FASCAR Late Model points standings and that makes me feel real good.” said Wood. "W e're a low budget team. We don't have any high-dollar equipment, but we still finish In the top five almost every week. You Just do the best with what you have.” Dave Ponder was third followed by John Kennedy and "B ig” Mike Kubanek. Kubanek. who has not raced since he slid down the front straightaway on his roof during February's speed weeks, started Saturday's race on the tall end o f the 20-car field. "I'm ready to go racing again.” said Kubanek. a former World Enduro 500 winner. " I still remember that February ride, it waa real scary and something I hope 1 never experience again. I hurt for weeks after that accident.” In the Limited Late Model feature. Allen Rhodes avoided a two-car ptleup on the first lap and went to notch the win. He started the race from the fourth position and Inherited the lead on □ of the strike they Rogers 14-foM4 in WRS battles BpBBXI Hsmm Issds U.8. womsn romp While they were outhlt 7-4 by the Red Sox. the Royals' attack also Included 10 walks. 15 stolen bases, five wild pitches, a balk, and five Red Sox errors. Leading the Royals was David Yruretagoyena. who hit two singles, drew a walk, stole three bases, and scored three runs. Winning pitcher Alvin Smith contributed a two-run double. Martin Cicero singled, stole a base, and scored a run. Nathaniel Cline drew three walka, stole two bases, and scored twice while his brother. Jeremiah, walked twice, stole two bases, and scored two runs. Ronnie McNeil and Jason Compton each had a walk, two stolen bases, and a run scored. Brad Brutnley drove In a run with a sacrifice fly. Kai Godwin also played for the Royals. Adrian Knight hit two tingles, scored a run. and had two RBI to pace the Red Sox. Steve Pepltone chipped In with two singles, three stolen bases, and a run scored. Don Kramer doubled, scored s run, and had an RBI. Donnie Harrison and Mike Hawkins both had a single, a walk, one stolen bate, and a run. DAVIE. Fla. - This season. John Oflerdahl will be paid by the play. The Miami Dolphins' middle linebacker re­ turned to work on his 30fh birthday Wednesday after signing a one-year contract loaded with playing-time Incentives. " I didn't want to make money when I shouldn't.” said Oflerdahl. a perennial Pro Bowl performer before he was slowed by Injuries each o f the past three seasons. The deal could be worth up to 92.5 million If C SC “ -h Incentive goal Is achieved. . TAM PA — Scott Bisson I* getting a fresh i He's not sure ha wants. The second-year kicker, whose Inconsistency earned him the nickname ---------* -----” *- * ...............— cut by the New England Patriots this week and claimed o fl waiver* by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Wednesday. Under other circumstances, he might be thrilled to be getting another chance. But he has mixed emotions about Joining the Bucs, who found a reliable kicker in Michael Husted after not taking Sisson in last year's NFL draft. ‘ i t 's nice to come In here for however long U will be, but If I had a choice, this to the last place I probably would have picked.” the former Oeorgto Tech star eaid. ...... Royals use all weapons to top Sox S ocial to the Herald « — David Rogers, winner of the ffrst 12 NASCAR Winston Racing 8cries events at Volusia County Speedway before rainouts started to plague the track, came away with two more wta* mat Saturday night. Aug. 13. to remain perfect through 14 Late Model feature events. « “ 7*n Dftondo, came up abort In the ^°'top feature, finishing behind Edgewater's Jimmy Winks on the half-mile oval. But when the post-race welght-tn determined that Winks' mount was too light. Rogers' winning streak reached 13 straight. .Then, in the second feature. Rogers started on of the second row and needed 10 laps o f the 20-lap event to work himself Into the lead, eventually passing pole sitter Ronnie Roach. Once on the point. Rogers stayed there until the checkered flag dropped; Rogers, the only undefeated racer In the Winston Racing Series, and the rest o f the Volusia County Speedway competitors in the Late Model division are still six events behind schedule o f getting 22 races In by the middle o f September. The division will run twin 20s again this Saturday. Aug. 20. when asphalt track racing resumes at VCS (weather permitting). Rogers' big concern In hto chase for the NASCAR W inston Racing 8ertes' Eastern Seaboard Region championship, however, is that division leader Jack Sprague is almost perfect on the season, sinning 16 o f 17 races going Into Saturday night. "W e're doing awful good and so Is Jack.” Rogers said from the winner's circle. " I f we were running In any other region, we could run In the top five for the rest o f the season and win (the region championship). But the way Jack to running, we have to win every time o u t” After Winks was disqualified in the first feature, Rogers was awarded the win. Rounding out the top five behind him were, in order of finish, Guy Thomas. Jeff Burkett. Ronnie Roach, and Kevin Gillum. In (he second feature. Rogers led the way with Roach. Winks, Burkett, and Kevin Dicks filling out the top five. In the other divisions contested Saturday night ■t Volusia County Speedway: • Jerry QUtiard was the winner o f the 20-lap Super Stock main event. • Jon Compagnone Sr. claimed the Florida Modified* headliner. • Jeff Miller bested the Pro Stock field. laaMadsahl novelty id 7bm« with hie Shew with m m by the ftoux City F O R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R T S IN Y O U R A R E A , R E A D T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D D A I L Y �- Sanford Htrafd, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, August 18, 1094 Smyrna- S TA TS & STANDINGS ISBi~ BASSSAU.STMKS DAV0 A t lt M I N O L I PARK 1/ t ——Q* ^ Ary afTrapnivnii Aifw iiria i k xpua an* nounco 01 omptoyoot will bo loid off atltr i tm l» —t l —— -4 •------ I-rnwir vicaim io p i b ./***. iWai aw a. M y quota: “One* wo In. 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W II 01 40 40 Texet Oak lana *- »*»BBBTTPB 1 Calltamla L 40 41 41 M Fat. aa 414 JU aw J71 14 .470 17 .441 10 Continued from IB the new green flag following the melee. T r a i l i n g R h o d e s (o th e checkers were Michael Williams. David Ponder. Claude Colllgnon, and Larry Cook. The turn one wallbangcr was triggered .when Bill Morris tried to make It three abreast going down the front chute. Morris got loose, banged Into Larry Cook, then collected Hal Krewson and took him into the wall. Cook was able to continue but Morris and Krewson 'were done for the night. New Smryna Beach’s Conrad Grenier almost had It his way In the Mini-Stock headliner, leading the first 14 laps o f (he race. But on the drive to the checkers. Grenier waa spun out In turn three by Jared AUlson. Bobby Sears, who was running In the No. 2 spot at the time, dodged the sliding duo to lake the lead. He took the checkers In front o f Bob Doxle. Gene Van Alstlnc. Ed Mann, and Bob Golf. Grenier had to settle for seventh. B o b b y S te v e n s a v o id e d Orenler's fate as he lead every circuit to take top honors In the Bomber feature. Rounding out the top five behind Stevens were. In order o f finish, Chuck Vola, Gary Frosh. Jeremy Fitch, and RickSchtimmcr. T o m m y Johnson edged Barbara Pierce by less than two c a r l e n g t h s to wi n the Sportsman feature. Trailing the lead pair to the winner’s circle w ere Gary Salvatore, Jerry Smith, and Chuck McRoberis. StrikeContinued from IB Wednesday nlghl against the St. Paul Saints. The 39-ycar-old right-hander, whose store Is on the same block as the Ed Sullivan Thcaler where Letterman tapes his show, made one pilch — which went over the head or St. Paul Saints batter Doug Klmblcr and catcher Tom Cardonc — In the Explorers’ 8-6. 13-lnnlngwln. "It was the first time I have played baseball." MuJIbur said. " I used to piny soccer and croquet.‘C. On a more serious note, legis­ lation wns Introduced In the U.S. Senate lo establish a national commission that would regulate baseball. The bill sponsored by Sen. Dennis DcConcInl, an A r iz o n a D e m o c ra t, w o u ld establish a five-member panel that would have one player, one owner and three presldcntltal appointees. The commission would have the power to submit In bor d isp u tes to b in d in g arbitration and would be given a *1.5 million budget. "Once again, the players and the owners have betrayed the American public and put their own self-interests above those of Fchr says owners are at­ tempting to break the union, giving players no choice but to strike because of a threat to Impose a salary cap after the season. He spent Monday and T u e sd a y sp ea k in g to c o n ­ gressmen considering legislation that would remove baseball's antitrust exemption. Kavltch said the ruling execu­ tive council would convene by telephone conference call today. He said numerous suggestions are being made by third parties. "T h e list o f volunteers Is growing at a rapid pace," he said. Faf. • • J43 JM 1 JS7 4 .44* 14 .441 11 Fat. JM J47 JM JM _ aa C / A ’ i 'J - W M y i 0 IW M jd LM # .*(04)1041) P ( M l 11M0) T(PP 7) M b fP 4 S — OJOPCl 00.40 allordrod i Body II JO the fa n s ." DcConcInl said. "W hile developing this com­ mission. t envisioned a panel which could act as an Impartial commissioner of the national pastime. Unfortunately, baseball does not have a commissioner at this time despite the repeated promises to appoint one." The negotiators, who haven't met formally since last Friday, were content not to schedule a bargaining session. "Is Dick happy?" Fehr asked reporters during an Interview in his office. "Th is Is playing out to his script. He ought to be pleased as Punch." jrjm m J L M j* Pal. 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But when Pander wouldn't give up hi* *O 0 M in a ctaimer purchase. the win waa awarded to Compagnone. w h o s p e d the e n t i r e race chasing Ponder alter giving up the lead on lap three. Jerry Lee Yarbrough waa second behind Compagnone. Trailing the lead pair were Mike Locacher. John Carter, and Jon Compagnone Jr. Miller led Ray Fulford. Bruce Baker. Roger Wren, and Chris Lawrence in the Pro Stocks. FUyaw waa followed by Robert Ham. A1 Bukcr. David Johnson, and Nolan Wllaon feature. Completing the Hobby Stock top five behind Keith Lawrence were Dave Denycr, Jim Butler. Russ Anton uccl, and Jay Whitaker. R a c in g c o n tin u e s on V o lu a ia C o u n iy Speedway's asphalt track this Saturday. Aug- 20. with racing scheduled to get underway at 7:30 p.m. �SinlordHereld, Bsnford, Florida - Thursdsy, August 18, 1994 - SB Day hlkt T h e Florida Trail Assoc. Invites you to Join them on an earl; morning. 9-mlle, hike through the Seminole Forest. Picnic will be a Black Water Creek, bring water and lunch. Anyone Interested should meet at 28502 W. SR 46. Cassia, at 7 a.m., Saturday. August 20. For more Information, contact Runette at 273-3931. Correction SANFORD — Chantel R. Perkins, 21, daughter o f Henry James and Jennifer Perkins o f Sanford, has enlisted In the Army’s Delayed Entry Program, according to Sgt. Samuel Dawsey. Sanford Recruiting Station. Perkins, a June 1991 graduate o f Seminole High School, Sanford, .will enter basic training on Sept. 19. 1994 at Fort Lin wood, Mo„ followed by advanced Individual training as an administrative assistant at Fort Jackson. S.C. A news release from the U.S. Army Recruiting Battalion Tampa, reported In Tuesday’s Sanford Herald People section, contained Incorrect Information. * Hollywood East dogging c la im Hollywood East Dancers conduct dogging classes every Thursday. Beginners from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. and Intermediate from 7:30 to 8:30. at Melodee Skating Rink. W. 25th Street near Airport Boulevard In Sanford, The cost la 83 per class, ages 5 and up. Parents free with paying child. For Information, call Marty at 322-5761 or Dawn, 904-7350270. Two cited for older worker’s award Both enjoy their work rather than retirement wood as a seamstress. Although she has attended Upsala Community Church for 30 years much o f her time la still devoted to her Job of 15 years. Her boss, Viola Schebletn. spoke o f Reece and her work. "She always wants to retire," she said. "She says to me. 'I'm retiring so hire someone else.' She'll be off a few days and call and say, ’Are you busy, can you use anyone?* Then she’ll be back to work. She can sew circles around anybody I can bring In." Reece, herself, spoke about why she continues to work, "t . guess I keep working partly because o f the money," she said. ” 1 live alone and It's best to keep busy. We used to come down here In the winter and go to North Carolina in the summer. We decided to stay. People that H fM Corr—pondsnt East'Wtst Kiwanis Club maati Thursday East-West Kiwanis Club o f Sanford meets every Thursday at 7 p.m.. at the Friendship 6t Union Lodge building, comer o f Locust Avenue and Seventh Street. Visiting Kiwanlana are welcome. For Information, call Robert Whittaker, president, 889-6042. Ovareatare Anonymoua maata waakly Overeaters Anonymous meets every Thursday, at 7:30 p.m., .at the Community United Methodist Church, Plney Ridge Road and U.S. 17-92, Casselberry. For Information, call Carol, 3226657. * Dapreaalva/Manle Support Group She smiled and Joked about her recent birthday on Aug. 9 and said, "Don* give my age. I'm Just 25 and holding." Dr. Robert Clemens, a doctor o f os­ teopathy. la a physician for the HRS Public H ealth D ep a rtm en t In S a n fo rd . Hla employer, Dr. Deju. commented about hla service to the community. "W e have five physicians and two nurse practitioners here." he said. “ Dr. Clemons la the one that la most highly reliable. He has a pleasant personality. He's been here six years plus. When he takes annual leave or a sick day he apologises for the Ume off. Ha's true to hla responsibility. The patients and other employees like hUtf. He's a great physician. We have over 10O AIDS patients. He handles most o f those patients. I’ve found that the older physicians are more tellable than the younger ones. Age obviously hasn't Depresslve/Manlc Depressive Support pport Group rmeets at 7:30 p m „ the first and third Thursdays. 434 „ j, Lakeside Alternatives, Alti W. Kennedy Blvd.. Eatonvlllei and 10:30 a.m.. a.m the second Saturday, at the downtown Orlando Public Library. 101 E. Central Blvd. For Information, call 381-5070 o r645-4375. Halp for child support anforoamant Association for Children for Enforcement o f 8upport. ACES, will meet the third Thursday each month. 7 p.m. at the Seminole County Library. Caaaelhrrry branch. 8.R. 436 and Oxford RbSd. Meetings are bee. Call 696-1720 or 324-8865 for more Information. u Plgaon Pandare to gather The Central Florida Pigeon Panders Association meets the ' third Thursday o f each month, at 7:30 p.m.. at the Seminole County Agricultural Center,4300 Orlando Drive, Sanford. For more Information contact Dick Kelly at 291-4346. 5 Sunrise Kiwanis moots Friday The Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis Club meets every Friday, at 7 a.m., at Shoney's. US 17-92. south o f Airport Boulevard. Visiting Kiwanlana are welcome. For Information, call Bruce McKibbtn, president, 3226331. Substance abuse discussed SAFE, Substance Abuse Family Education, is conducting a "Families In Crisis" outreach program. Interested organiza­ tions wanting to contact the Life Savers Club o f SAFE may call Libby Kuharske at 291-4357. Blood Bank m k a donors Central Florida Blood Bank Is asking donors o f »U tjfpca of “ ~ donors — to donate at 1U Sanford For Information, call 3226622. branch. 1 been a problem. His behavior is professional' and reliable." Dr. Clemens has been married for 30' years to his wife. Edwllda. They have one* son, Ashley. He spoke about his lon& duration In the medical Held. "I like m y work and my profession," he said. "F worked hard to get Into this. 1 enjoy. medicine. 1 enjoy the patients. My father worked long past his retirement. I probably; have plana to retire one day. I really can\ understand why people work so hard Just to retire. I really like public health work? That's the way medicine Is going. It's more, o f a business. It's more difficult these days: to run a private practice.” * Clemens discussed the small town doctor: type o f medicine he remembers. ‘ 'Things, have changed a lot," he said. "When 1 first* became a doctor we seemed to have a closer relationship with our patients. We were professional but closer. Many o f our patientaconaldered us their friends. The hometown type doctor was professional and friendly.* W e talked money last. They’d invite us to their homes to cat." Clemens also spoke of some o f his patients. “ 1 do have many AIDS p he said " Tnhi ce yv are venT p tautie c nn i «ts » ," s ic m i u i. w e appreciative. They are a real challenge..; medically whom we all need to be aware of. 1 Eventually 1 think they wilt get the AIDS r * P o lice station HEAD ABBTt I have never written to you before but feel compelled to writ* after reading the letter In your column from a woman who was stalked on the freeway and tried to find a police sutlon. Abby, having better locator signs may not help. M any p o lic e station s are locked! In addition, if they have windows, they’re often shut, with blinds drawn to prevent looking In or out. Speaking from experience, if you are being followed, you will be no safer In front o f a barricaded police station, with no hope of getting AOVICK % r ABIGAIL VAN BUREN In, than anywhere else on the street. In case you’re thinking that I live in a high-crime area, this happened In North Si. Paul and alao In Oakdale. Minn. — two suburbs of St. Paul not com­ monly known as hlgh-crlme areas. (Certainly not the Images some would have of Lot Angeles or New York City, which come to mind when you think of bar­ ricaded police stations.) The advice I got after my experience was to do Just aa that woman did — drive to a highly populated and well-lighted area, usually an all-night store. This Just blew me away. Back in the old days, you went to the police for safety; nowadays, you go to an all-night store. • T A L K E D D f I T . PAU L DEAR B T A L U D l I checked with the North 8t. Paul chief o f police and learned to m y dismay that many police stations are not open 24 hours a day. But then la usually an outside telephone located near the front door, which rings another location where a dispatcher Ison duty. If you are being followed, drive directly to a well-lighted area such as an all-night store: do not drive home — i f s dangerous to let a stranger know where you live. And If you encounter a policeman on the way. honk and flash your lights to get the officer's attention. P E A K AB B Tt My boyfriend asked me to be his guest at the wedding o f hla friend, the groom. 1didn't know either o f the people getting married. After the cere­ mony. the bride stood on a stairway and threw her bridal bouquet out Into the room. 1was near the front o f the group: the bouquet came right at me. so | caught I t My boyfriend says I shouldn't have caught the bouquet or. af least. I should have given It back to the bride or to someone else. I didn't know It at the Ume, but the bridesmaids were standing' behind me In the group. My boyfriend says the bride threw the bouquet toward her brides-• maids and intended for one ofthem to catch it. Should I have given the bouquet to one o f the girls behind' me. or should I have given It to the bride? Did I commit a social blunder? What should I havd done? JAC K IE m L A S VEQAS P E A K J A C K t t i You were not obligated to surrender the bridal bouquet to the bridesmaids, but It would have been gracious hacf you offered to return the bout to the bride after the vitles. ' n E C .A L DELTONA — Samantha and Timothy Caldwell o f Deltona announce the birth of Ihelr daughter. Tayla Korin, on July 1571994. Tayla'a paternal grandparents are Oliver M. and Millie Caldwell o f Deltona. Her m aternal grandparents are Leonard and Mama Christian of Sanford. .Tcrxiati^:s The following births have been recorded at Florida Hospital. Altamonte Springs: July 15 — LoNell and Alex­ ander Azconu. Sanford, girl: Kelly and Brian Smith. Sanford, boy: Dava and Steven Molln. Long wood, boy: Lisa and Robert Krautwalk. Fern Park, girl: April Davla. Sanford, girl: Lourdes and Michael Daly. Casselberry, boy J u ly 16 — R ebecca and Rdnald Kinney. Sanford, girl July 15 — April Davis and Jamah! Cleveland. Sanford, girl July 17 — Patricia and Bart Oliva. Altamonte Springs, girl: 8tephsnie Johnson and Ben­ jam in Stevenson, Altamonte Springs, boy July 18 — Wendy Friaa and Edgar Ortls. Altamonte Springs. boy; Sheri and John Butler. Casselberry, girl July 20 — Duma and Ronald Wolfe, Winter Springs, boy: Lisa and Antonio Hamilton. Cassel­ berry. boy July 21 — Jacqueline and D a vid W illia m s o n . W in ter Springs, boy: Deborah and David Thompson. Winter Springs, girl: Angela and Angelo Tam burro. Longwood. boy: Mind ert Lalich. Oviedo, girl 1------- m THf Aliiiv n6w ■ 1SSMS M M MS 3 1 jmmSi ■ msMS ms ms ass ■ • CUm IMIUMTBJUI&EH 1 i issfctssasscw f o u l w| 1 □ S B f f iT I -------- THKCUCNT I • FOMtitduiip oo-igl 1 - ., I �S a n fo rd Harald, S a n fo rd , F lo rid a - Thursday, A u p u a l IS, HUM CHULUOTA. Fla. — Producers of the movie "T h e Walking Dead” think they have found Southeast Asia's jungles o f Duong Mlnh Chau an the 6,500-acre Lee Ranch near Chuluota. "Th e terrain Is great. We found all the Jungle scenes we wanted In one place," said George Jackson, producer o f the movie about four African-American Marines In the Vietnam War. O th er film m a k e rs lik e the w id e-op en grasslands, dense forests, alligator-infested swamps and river country o f this remote Central Florida area. " I f you need Africa and South America. It Is there." said Katherine Ramsberger. director of the Orlando FUm and Television Office. "The palm hammocks and savannah make It look just like Africa." A N O T IC B T O A L L O U R FATIENTS IN ACCOBDANCE W IT M T H E LA W S O FT H E STATE O F FLORIDA. We will be changing our Pro testtoneI Association nomo on September I, IfN to Radiation Oncology Consultant*. I will no lo n g o r bo a f f ilia t e d pro tosstonally with Control FlorMo Rodlotlon Oncotogy Group, P.A. Thli In no way change* my prattlco ot Radiation Oncotogy In Sentord nor my continued continue tha tamo practice, at the tame location, but with a now name, Radiation Oncology C o n iu lla n ti. Tha talaphona number and addrett wilt al«o remain tha tame. Thank you. Sincerely. Dan R. Dlckerton, M O . Radiation Oocotog HI Publlth:Augutt 14.}, 7. 1, t, to. t l.t t . 14. l U 4 . t M l . l t , 11, n .n .K U . IIA September 1,1,4,14*. l**4. DEU-17 The land o f mosquitoes, stretching from Just east o f this Orlando suburb to the St. Johns River, can be made to look like remote spots around the globe. A Fox television pilot called "Wildlife"/ took advantage of the savannah for (liming this spring. The show has not been scheduled for airing. Representatives o f "SeaQuest." an NBC scries now being filmed In the Orlando area, were scouting the ranch last week. The ranch's top feature Is a manmade, 80-acre swamp complete with dead oak trees rising out of waist-deep duckweed. Buzzards perch on the treys at dusk, giving the land a haunting appeal. The site won out over others In South Carolina and Georgia for the Vietnam movie. "It waa a real eye-opener." said director Preston Whitmore. "You can be In the Jungle, and 40 minutes away Is civilization." "This swamp has a prehistoric look that is one __________ of a kind."sold soldBill BillCarraro. Carraro.a aco-produccr co-producerfor for "The Walking Dead." due In theaters In January. Rick Lee la not atar-atruck by the glamour of Hollywood. "This la a beef-cattle ranch." the owner said. "If it lnterfereawlthlhecowa.lt does not get done." ■ C LA SSIFIED A D S Seminole 322*2611 FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE N a ft-UMCA TROY A N iCMOLS, INC., Ptaintltt, unknown spowsa, heirs, de­ visees, grantees, assignees, lienars. creditors, tiuatooo. or elwlm m Io ku Ow u^MemBa witwl (HMnWifV toll A Fe under or ogolnet EARBAJtA s. MOSTOV. YOU A BB M ER B EV NOTI FIEO mo* on action to t e n d o n e mortgage w ^lha^N*towing f^oSdo? Somlnote Cosmty# THIRTY DAYS A F T E R THE D A T E O P S E R V IC E O P A CO PY O F THIS NOTICE ON THEM . A ll other creditors of the LOT M . TWIN RIVERS. SEC­ TION III R, U N IT II. ‘ A C ­ C O R D IN G T O T H I P L A T T H E R E O F AS RECORDED IN P L A T ROOK 41. PA G ES *7 THROUGH 41, PUBLIC R E C ­ OB D t OP S E M IN O LE COUNTY. FLORIDA. WHICH NAS A PHYSICAL ADORES? O P II7E W E S T R I V I E R A B L V D .i OVIEDO . FLO RIO A O ERALD IN E E. NELSON, Ostondanlll). N O T IC IO F ACTION PR O PER TY T O O E R A L O IN R R . NELSON 740UNRAR ST. SANFORD. F L 11771 YOU A R I H E R E B Y NOTI FIED that an action to torsctoM a mortgaga an ftw toi towing prsperty In SEMINOLE County, Florida, to-wil: The Norm 14 } tori oi Lot US. all at Lott 114 and 111 and me South S.S la a l of Lot >11. BOOKER TOWN, according to tha Plat ttwraol a t r rear dad In Plot Book 4, Pago *7 and 10, of tha Public Racerdt ot Seminole County, Florida. you ere reguired to servo e copy Of your written detenses. It any to it, en the Plaintiffs attorney, whose name and address it : Lew Office ot John 0 . Hooker MB Pierce Street. Sulla 1 Tempo. Florida XMM and Ilia the original with the Clark ot the above styled Court within X days after the Tirol publication otherwise a |udg ment may be entered against you tor the relief demanded In mis Complaint or Patlt Ian. WITNESS my hand and the seal ol M id Court on this 14th day el August, 1114. (Court M ali Maryann* Morse Clerk of Circuit Court By: Ruth King Deputy Clerk In accordance with the Amer­ icans Wllh Disabilities Act, par­ sons with disabilities needing o special accommodation to par­ ticipate in this proceeding should contact Seminole County, Court Administration at X I Park Avenue. Sentord. FL. 11771 telephone (4071 171 41X. net later than seven (7) days prior to Ihe proceeding It hearing Impaired. (TDD> I0X M M 77I, or Voice (VI MOOfiSETTP, via Florida Relay Service. Publish: August 1I A 1M H 4 OEU-1X NOWACCEPTING which It 101 N. Park Avenue, lantord. Florida 17771: that the total cam value of the estate It order are: John R. Rlrkentall 444 Wlndmeedewt Altamonte Springs, Fl» 7 * l Oarethy Clerk Little ItMOay Read __ Winter Park. FI »7ltf^ A L L IN TERESTED PERSONS A R I NOTI FIEO THAT: All creditors of the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decadent's estate on wham a copy of this notice it eerved within throe months attar the data at the first publication ot mis notice must tile their claims srim this Court W IT H IN T H I L A T E R O P T H R E E MONTHS A F T E R TH E D ATE OF TH E FIRST PUB LI­ CATION O F THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS A F T E R TH E D A T E O F S E R V IC E O F A COPY O F THIS NOTICE ON THEM . All ether creditors ot the claims or demands against the estate of the t e a dent must Hie their claims with mis Court W ITH IN T H R E E M O N T H S A F T E R T H E D A T E O F THE FIR S T P U B LIC A TIO N O F THIS NOTICE. A L L C L A IM S A N D DEM AN O I NOT SO F IL E D WILL B E F O R E V E R BAR R ED . The data ef the tin t publica­ tion ol mis Notice Is August II. t!*4. Person Olvlng Notice. Attorney and Personal DRAOUNE* ____ thru Friday 11 Noon The Oey Rotate PUbeeeson ay I t Noon PndayriMonday ISO P M . FrUey T1 AND c*EDri«:ln the • *• *«< an w m M ARTA'S SAVCARB. Intent X dog- mala. Airport ipos A K e n tu c k y . LAWN SERVICE, port ttmo. THIS . BLQCK4, MAMOVER r^ S fW B P Ba O r , W HS* Sartap ami. hot bean Wad agetnet you by m* ploinlltt In tho above-styled cauoo. end you ore reguired to ■arvo o copy al your written defenses, If -any, to It on S T EPH EN C . P E B U U , ESQ., ■ lo ln tlff's attorney, Proves Vaughn a Aaeectotos. P A ., h i WEEK S SAT- E4MLM pm. EM Jte am engaged In buelM ie at t it S . let itreot, laniard. Somlnote County, F lorM o , under tho Fktttleuo Name of KATHVS BA B Y SHOP, m i mot I Intend to u U U d M ^UA p_ivi»Hn eU togwreWon*.^Trtto 11 b claims or demondMwomet the OecsOsnf s aototo muoMlla thotr clolme wtth Edo court WITHIN T H R E E MONTHS A P T t R T H E D A T E O F T H E FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE. A L L C LA IM S . O EM A N D S AN D OBJECTIONS NOT SO F IL E D W ILL B E FO R EV ER MONDAYthru FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY SSUNDAY DANIEL J ttCLFENSTINE, Ootondant(s). NOTICIOF FO*tCLOSURE M L R NOTICE IS M I R t I V GIVEN p u rtu in l to an O r d tr Retchoduling Foreclosure Soto da tod Auguii A 11*4, and an hired In C eu NO. f llX S C A ol the Circuit Court at tha EIOHTEENTH Judicial Circuit In and tor SEMINOLE County, Florida wherein TROY A NICHOLS, INC. it Ihe P la in t if f and OANIEL J. HELFENSTINE. STARLET E HELFENSTINE. KOBRIN BUILDERS SUPPLY. I N C ., C O N T R A C T O R 'S SUPPLY OF ORLANDO, INC., STATE OF FLORIDA. SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. W ESTLAKE MANOR HOMEOWNERS AS­ SOCIATION. INC.. E M P IR E F E N C E , and "JOHN D O E" n/k/a Doug Hill ’’JANE DOC" n/k/a Starlet Heiiemtlna are tha Defendant*. I will tall to tha highati and beti bidder tor caeh at tha entrance ot the SEMI­ NOLE County Cowriheute at 11:00 a m., en the am day of September, irit. tha tot towing described property at tat torth In Mid Final Judgment! LOT X , W ESTLAKE MANOR UNIT ONE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF A l R E ­ CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 17. A T PAO ES 1 THROUOH 1. INCLUSIVE. OF THE PUELIC R E C O E D S OF SEM IN O LE COUNTY. FLORIDA WITNESS MY HAND and tha teal at Ihlt Court en August 4. 11*4. (SEAL) M AEVAN N E MORSE. Clerk ot the Circuit Court ■y: J a n e i. Jaiewic Deputy Clerk Publlth: August H i II. lf*4 D IU -tl PRIVATE PARTY RATES CLASSIFIEDDEPT. HOURS s A A J i- a s t p m DIVISION 141 •t al, Orlando - Winter Park 831-9993 i t i i rr B > B r s rti Filmmakers like Chuluota’s look f O R F F I F l k l QDIXCQMCIM XBM OB OFUOFl XJ •s s i I4 i i b with the prevision* of tha f IrTItlMU U u u I let. X i T a W ill Section 0*4.0*, F tor Ido StohitoolWt. Kathryn I . Hibbard THDFL OB IKPI SXPBIPPISH HTZDIOFL QDBZXRMCDMB.1 — P.P. 0 0 CBM. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Ho tougher thfl fAllooiAn tub«B to oaf a a Ham #nn than going up __ JS&38E8I8 tew mo oom M i toot of mM EodsMBW Lobe District rt /ALLAN BOLOBBRB .JU-wwi-OrV -^ -v rw u 1 �p i Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida • Thursday, August 18, 1994 - SB 71—Help WantEd N e i^ MYCUARIR a im ACT NOWI A T M I m k M , No M i r /Mor. RT/PT landl « M IW /I< M » W I A S S E M B LE R S • H M mail rwr t . M f o r hour. Navar a j**J ***¥ *»*?— x . * im ssL truat an• all ether tw CabDrivor Rooted lA P E B R I V t R Clata 0 U c aata . Mat! ha (Man, dapandakto. a n i willing to wart. O N LY SERIOUS IN­ QUIRIES A P P LY . Mala ar tamata.CailMrtntarvlaw Mt-nat_________ CARPENTER NR EOEDt Pull lima patltlan. M utt have •craw pun. Pay N a rttn a a tlt ear hear. M M tot__________ ommvmsm A P P L Y NOW! IIO.SS M atari. Immediate IS G r a d s , l a d In cam a taakars. Entry Itaal. adven camant paaalbta. P itilk la t e h a d a la a . O p e n in g s thrsvfheu! Oraatar Orlande and sauth lam lnala. Call M IN COMPART RPAIBKM A P P L Y NORM l i o u te atari. Immadiata aaaninpt. Parlact Mr ttudanta, HS C r a d k , I n d Incam a Mokwo. d airy lovol. advan camant patalbl*. Plaaibla t c h a d u la t . O p e n in g s through**/! Oraatar Orlande and Sauth iam lnala. Call M t-atM M rM M nN d. mmmmmmr Part fists*. S hours par day. Man-Pri lunchtime. Must ha own c o rn s * tMPMtor 1PM A O . CARRIERS, Tavares. PI. Nall tun, air comprataor and transportation required. 8000 PORKERS KCEDCO SAUDPREP/C00R Part/Pull lim a. Interview Monday Aut IS. f-tt or Manday A u tn .a -tl. OlVBdSM IPdOM ANCS 4SSN.I a J ^ 'f if t R T o r ; nooseoimers TIDY AMID. S deyt/wk with pay and benefits 77*1754 LAbORERE N E E D E D Skilled and unaklllad. Oaya. Call batwaan 1 1 SPRINT STAPPINd, O h tall UWMCAPtRS A L L POSITIONS Sad Laylna Orlvara Irr Italian Pun tima m a m 221—Good Things to Eat 323-5774 CARRIAGE COVE MOGILE HOME COMMUNITY M ARY'S KITCHEN Homemade Cakes, ale. Call lo order cakasl San lord. I l l 0144 DELTO NA • 1 bdrm Ito bath, family rm. eitrasl tSt.100 W. Me llciewsbl, M l- m i D E L T O N A , only SfOO down. UJO/mo Choose bom 1 homes to ba ramodalad by builder. Great opportunity. M ir a Oravp SM )H 1 I1XS1 - 1/1. ‘SO Nobility, cant. H/A................................SJ.JOO ISXS4 - 1/1 aplll- M Skyline, cant. H/A...................... St,000 taxes -1/1. 'ts Skyllng/Jtlrl. all e le c tr ic , cen tra l hea l, 1 window A/C units........Sil.SOO 14XSS - l/i ypllt, •) Ptorton. central H/A..................Sil.SOO Call M l SISOor M l-1101 CARRIAOE COVE- IN? M il l 1/1, Central heat and air. Eitras. Ilk* newl Must salll IMCO Call >14 lass_________ CARRIAOE COVE in . all ap pllanca* A wash/dryar. CH/A. Double root, scraan room, shod A nice lot *4000 MI X!* EXCH AN O B OR S E L L your proporty tocatad anywhere I Investors Rwtty, ns-Silt O EN EV A 1/bdr/ttobath single car garage, C/H/A . screened In porch and a large fenced yard with Boeetthd Oaks. Lets of aitra*. Sit,too Immadiata availaWllty. Call N7 la f tg?« SAIESISTOCR Part time. Apply m porter, A l't A rm y-N a vy, last S. french, Sanford.__________ S E C U R I T Y O P P I C I R Jab training. Armed A unarmed. Brantly A Aaoac. H4-MM SHIFT SUPERVISOR TUI I UMRMAHtTDIMCC IIASIROCORSUITART Laafclnt tor anthualatlc aup* rtencad toaalnt canautlant tar Ika Mary community. Frantic* Hall m tuma to SI. Croli apt*, Secrat Harbar Lana. Laka AAary. m a s e rF a a f 111 7447. in Eapartonca wartm* with the P/T or P/T Mata ar tamale. Mutt hava g*ed driving record and know Santordarad. _________ M4-MM________ WAREHOUSE AND O EN SR AL LABO R H E L P N B ED EO I Banut tor drivers. All shifts available. Dally pay. no toe. Report roody to wort J:M am. Industrial Lobar Svc.. ISIS french Av. No phone calls W— Rooms For Ront A O U lt r ROOM 1*1/wk. aft. apt. sns/siss wtu util. paid. i. A / C C . laun.MMtitt Apply m Bird laniard. * imiiitcrmicc person ♦ Par Shapptat Cantor Oanaral ctoanlng live daya a weak, five houra par day. Call S IM a s tiia batwaan the houra aam/Spm. ___________ M A N A tB R l?S/w k. K itch en , phone, laundry, video games, off »treat parting........... M044M f URNISMSO ROOM m private 'wttai nvuiR R nriivyn. r it * oroncaoraautrad M l-Odl V7—Aportmonts Furw ishod/Rent military. I kto oriented mattvato. Call fto s m NAM. TUNS A STTUSTS Apply at O O C Nair Satan. m ? Nary 17-fl. Cantor Mall. tantard. Or call R U N MATS DONEE? All rental and real aatato advartlaamantt ara aubfact to the federal Pair Nautlng A d . which makaa It lltogal to advartlaa any pratoranca. Ilmna tio n o r d iscrim in ation an race, cater, religion, familial eta Aula parts store. Valid PL driver* lie. Knew Central PL •real SS to start. Ahta * i»t Central P tor Ida baaed REGENCY PARK Superior rated facility Is • RN due te a promotion from artthto. LTC araactonc* and C LE A N I bdrm.. Pto. room. Minds, carpet, a ilin g tana, MIS/me. plus aac. No pat*. MO-MM COOLOffTI O a Aadraam Apartment* M M D EAL Mosswaed Apts, m m t OANAOE APARTM EN T 1 bdrm. A/C. MMmwnth. t » security. M l-B at__________ MARINER'S VIIU6C Laka Ada I bdrm. SMO mo. 1bdrm, S4tg me and up 32S4S7I MOW IN SHOAL 1 and I badraam apartmanr*. Sift to M M monthly , plus security. One year leeea. Call MAIMS_________________ *NICE T H R E E ROOM# water * • • * * * • M id ., no pats. SMS/ma ptua dapaall SANPORO • I bdrm. t bath. pool, tennis courts, security fa ta , t i l l plus security. M P jM M W ar eOATSBeSM S P I C I A L I SttS O P P 1ST MONTHS RBNTI I A 1 bdrm. apt*. Stow carpet and vinyl I Starting at SMS/ma. U M PierIda St, SanMrd. M MSM I BORAS. APT. gutat neighbor- EPPICIBNCY Ig. private yard, all util. me. MM/m*.-f tteiaac. tool tssar m a m BPPICIINCY-AII Ultimas. A/C. blinds, newly pamtad. MM me., plus sac. Cat! Mi-MM • A R A B ! EPPICIBNCY Willttoa him. sacapt ataa SMS/ma. I ll A last Ownar/Srakar. s n s w ia r iM - m ? _________ L A K B ik A R V turn efficiency, SUNUMDISTRTESJbdrm/lbth fam Em, Din Rm C/H/A,Inground Pool SSSS mo/SSW lac. Call M M SM 1 BDRM HOUSE Quiet neigh borheed. MtO/mo. MSS damage aac. m »M7 after lpm MM OROVB DR., lantord. 1/1 . cant. H/A. wall to wall carpet. fenced yd. MM/ma M l-M M 1 BEDROOM, 1 bam. cant H/A. family rm. Only SSM dawn I Alae 4 bdrm, 1 both available. Ask about our HUD heme* I Why rant? T H E HILLIMAN OROUP, INC. Realtor Mt-MM 1 bedroom .1 bath. C/H/A large tot. One mile W a! 1-4 IM S. LAK I ll- fl MStlMI NOQUMJFICSf S U N DOWN 11^ apt It llv., din., pat In Wtch. toncad w/garage. SSiS/mo, M i.fM MASS-MAN DOWN I V I split, llv.. Sin, eat In kHch.. appl., Sill/mo. Sil.tOO I* / k i l l VENTURE I E’ROE’ EHIIES LAK E MARY SCHOOLS Spot tot* 1 bdrm, CH/A. to acre. pat* okay S a n -fd H i l/i. CH/A. neat carpet. Winds, dishwasher, laundry room, carport LUSVsiMdoptM- ISIS O P E N N O U IB SstarSsy A Sunday K t i l l E. 14Th St. 1/1 to. oat-ln kit, Ig Pam. rm. I I r j rj Y 107-M obile H em et/R en t HI 1 be dream 1 bath ting la M A R Y S L Y D -N I A R 1/1 Mwtdwma. pool. iMAMM l i t —Werebeute Spece/R ent j / 1 ,.» t .* i AI M ill 1i • i l l on Ettas Dr. In Multat P a r k In O a n t v a . C a l l \ 1 f i r , >b f al l * t J h fin t. to • 0 * v 1 « lb M l P ir ic t e m rtfg • A i* aciw Ito O aaU fy • M m m it e fik ia M D O W N I # # N M n IL | | | | | n ) Q M il # e # • • Hhlchman Or. tantard M M Enterprise Read CMOBrv.PL M?IS i r - o n * fa ttr STUDIOS ih*Mr****kt**mo*i»tMm ******* F fb h ir , ( M M , AM a A I m m i U i k i A l t t M l ] ?i , 1 bdrm. cattapa. Sto/a*. M M aacurRy; I ream amdanev, trs/wk. n y m i A SANPOOO Ibdrm A WNPURN. A ll atodrlc. air, read, ares MM/me. um no pats. SPED*. TWO PURNISNED APTS I/bdrm. living rm. kitchen A bath sttS/whadH. uttmtiaa Included. Ataa a I/bdrm, liv­ ing rm , bltchon A bath SIM/arh+dap, utilities Inctudad.m -aiiaarsaaM P. W ANTBOI Oalet, emptoyed ‘ t bdrm upper, near s m dm. ws/wk. Electric net IncludM MAIMS SufordCoatApErtioeiits M1-87W........... II2-7MI 3 bdrm its bath ptua dan. New aptotoncos. Plraptaca. fenced in beck yard. SIM manthly, dapaall rpuytrad. Accaaaibto to la c a l scb aa la .Im m a d iata A u iB ib R N r T c a t ii- M n C O M PO R TAB LE. canvonlent, 1/1 v*. A /C peddle tana, near school*. SaSf/ma. plus aacurltv. 1 yr. toaaa. MAIMS LAR O E TWO STORY NOWSE MdrmJbth C/H/A living rm. fireplace, fenced yard, sun d e c k , n ea r high school. Available NOW I SIM mth. C a llM M IM ______________ MOW IN SHOAL 1 bdrm. m bth with AC A latiL SMI me plus, security. One year leaao.CaH M *M M SANPORO. I bdrm. Ito bath labatrsnthauaaMM/ma. Mt-IEM_________ 1/1 duptoa. tg. acraan parch, cant. H/A. %OVmo^%Oi aacurlty ’ Jo Application Fee With This Ad Come 'elebrate! Rent 2 Bedroomsfor What You're Payingfor 1 New Spacious ON O R TH LAKE VILLAOE V t canda spHt plan. Iplc. pool, waahar/dry MM/ma IMS aac • N M T M L A K E V IL L A O E 1 /1 . tptc.. lakatront, peal, watoM rm. SMS/ma. U M aac. • SANPORO V t apt. Warner A 11/1, dm . Carport, I yd. AMS/me.. MM eac. O R R i n apt. C/H/A. patio. MM/ma.. SMS me. m- -aa-. a-ntM w VM MNwfi Ite. "Me htoaapa Year Mme Hba R was ear awe." Am Oai IANW SPAA SN-laW SANPORO. Industrial. U t t aa It - If,IIS sg It. Overhead aprlnfctors. ti/ag It. Jim Dayto 117—Cem m erdel Rentals C H O IC E c a m m a r t U n t w y I r a n t a t a . 1 b l a c k s td Oraanway E spraasway. High vtstWIltyl 1JM eg- It. buildIngI IMS/me. piuaaacurlty. Nad M liNjfi N1ITT1 M I I T O e iC L .,........ naif to too ream. Otficg ar retail. MSS/ma. SN-IMB SANPORO Cam m irctit Atdg. great tor etflcae or small retail. Lott at traffic, tile sa­ lt. central H/A. call Wat Levwtiwo • W JL Preparltot m - tr ifa r p a p a iH SW* 111 —O ffice 1/ E X EC U TIV E OPPICES Lacatod In Swdard. ISM totR sguara feat. B E A U T I F U L M ARINE SETT BIO. Hidden Itartar Marine. Cantacl: m i -saw NEW lantord tlflc M and/er R- «• MSS/ma. m t s s a eg. ft. bulldtng tdaL IMS ag. It. par glfica unit. NI-MM 141-Hemee for te ie BATEMANUCAlTT L k . Real Estate Broker 1M0 lantord A w . i i i d T M ................ m 2 Bsdroom Apsrtmsnts and * P id i 3244334 TMW17-K to2Sdi EbeoL twn to HwhwSAvenue. We sit ontw comerof ■RdMUbaelMonday PridspSJORRi-SJOpRi - IOOOBM-5pRt 12noon-500 pm Beautiful 1.263 Bedroom Apartment Homes Available llrireoa SEABREEZE St. Croix Apartments 3 S 1 -7 3 S ) On Lake Emma Rd.* Lake Maiy P U L L BO X S P R I N O A N D M A T T R E S S S4S/SBT AND UP. LARRY'S MANY, Ml-atM HOME APPLIANCE CENTBN Over M year* In Sanford. Satoa-Naw and Uted. Service all make* A parts. 104 E. Cammarclal St. M l MM a H O O V E 1 V A C U U M C L E A N E R ‘‘Concept One" upright-top pt the line. Orlg. 1100-will wall tor MS. Eactlteat RIM SUENATtMCO MAIIVt FORUAL SOFA « • i i A f i i DWrlrtt • Cute V ls f f — I IpRCMlt l V • Uteteh-wtiH —MMI • 4 0 f l ;‘ 1 it H I a* • ■ BOUCBRt M Cette* table, mlcreweve. seta labia, and SaMee. crystal lama and m iscellaneous Items. M teitiM te ia m cIflte l ________C a H m a n e _______• i M O V I N A I Safe. Leveaaet. tutor. Cantor. Rail top desk. Stored sa/tto watt apeak* rs. Under t yr- atol Mart lad. s " " car aaraga M4AM MtSANPORO • I bdrm. Ito bath PtorMa cottage. waaS Hear*. control H/A, MSAM m m t S A N P O R O R E N T T O OWN SIMS Ream contract, t i l l S. Billet. I baS-lM-SMS_______ SANPOOO 1 alary. 1 bed/1 to bath honto. A 1 bod. garage apt, seaa m . an-SN- law. SANPOOO S/l artth eftka apace Neede aama rapalr. SMS I. Elm A w . MSAM OAOMbtl?S W ANTED A thief to atoal mi* aluml 1 bdrm.. air. IS% below ap­ praisal s«M dawn. MM/mo. Call Charlie, s s rn s r_______ 1/1 w/lrg. Master bdrm. Great R m .g a tetisa N M irSM ALL Immacuisto ham*, new paint Inside and out. S/l. king distance to school. Cant. H/A, SencaS backyard. Beautiful Isndcepod back vardlSW.MS MANSI_______ M AN AG EM EN T A R E A L T Y STFNSTHOIVI -|| u u a OAK SOPA T M L t w N h b ^ M If Call Laka Mary fow aT PO LO WOODEN MIRROR! le t af two. Bach haw Ska M"tong to" wtda, tor S4L Call MAMM. with rust accent*, aicallant candttten.ltMMl-4aSB S E A R I KBNM ORB Proattoss Upright Prw tar MM Call R H IB H 7 — I p O ftlW O oodS •O O LP C LlfB I full aat with bag • All ter anty 14SI Pleat* im f t s a SUBA OEAR. Man* B Woman*, with Suka Pro EC’s and Ragulators. Oceanic computers, and tanks. MOO. For AIM aiy- Ilf—Office Supplies / Eguipmenf b Sm i t h c o r o n a w p TYPEW R ITER ­ LIKE NEW parted tor cal la s t , sm a ll busin ess or Christmas gift. 10.000 charac­ ter Memory to star#/edit toil. Triple pitch IS/tt/IS. Auto -raturn/cantar/undarlln*/ katS. IS character LED dit play. Dictionary, Autoapall. _totlst. ttoS. Call h a h w R E A L T Y , IN I C . KMmfblHKtRKLTLOTt S/l Pristina cend/ctramlc tiled. Lush landacapa w/dack ! V I New carpet A paint, L f rooms. Oargaaut yard IMAM S22-f4»*Stl-27» IW — F t ft K I u R P iiR S BURM ESE PYTHON m * ft. Beautiful markings, gaod tamp, w/cuatom Si4i4’ glass front cage. Must sell H IM firm. M4-SM?a*fc tor Traci*. Fro* Ta ROOD Nam* whit* mat* pemeranlan. not iond of d jI t o r m O lA lM ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 243— Livestock and Fouitry ^ ^ a ln O s r M t t Y a N * wBr?S 555??2S 5 wl Call Watson Realty Carp., REALTORS-..............H A M M Lots/to it 3 Bsdroom Townhomss • §markUn§ Peat • Prieate Clubhouse • Eat-In Kitchen a Botf-Cleanlng Oven • Ice Maker • Ceiling Pane jufTfUMl Children's Club • Separate Private entrances •tree Car Wash Area *Around-theClock Maintenance n u P ‘ tvuultU’ "Ifawt /4tU0t I A-t- SE S T A P P LIA N C E has Kanmera washers, fra* da llw ry. Warranty. M4-MSS • AAA R A r i APPLIANCE a a A N O R B S A L B C EN T E R a 111 S. French A w . lantord Appliance*, furniture, house held Items, c o lle c tib le s, woman A childrens clothing, gInsswaro. knick-knacks, ate. NEW FLORIDA T-SHIRTS tl.Ot Oat One Fran urtthTht* Adi A IR C O N D I T I O N I R S 4000 BTU. IIM. ISAM BTU SMS Pood condition. Call BM-S41S B A S T CRIB M l. STROLLER M L Pit greupbaat otter. Call m - M f f o r M l I4if_________ • D IS K A CHAIR: Mack. S drawer metal deck w/swlval chair an casters MO Pleat* caima-oais______________ • U<* AAery S d w H I « V t cn i>, Itum l ur— tA, SA W W i * U R IH M Y . 111— A p p lia n c e s / F u r n itu re IMRI^maaU n a n l i t — Industr ie! MIENMAEM.IT S A N P O N O t/ 1 • 1 A M Patmatto. B itra tot.lWS/ma. H«./H O EN EV A on tread 1.15 acres. Ibdrm. mobile, aat-ln kit, CH/A. fireplace............MAN# Include* heater, glass mir­ rors, padded rails, built In drawers, and all bedding. Call Tntsaa_________________ tow aa M a e a eg It. f t COL Cleee’A ’er'R’onty. Apply m paraan. 04: to. MaRbam III A I I I 10/ M t * •aiJk and Otd Laka Mary Alvd. •1 . 1 SS • l.sa a tg. It. atllca/warahauaa ' f immad attka (pace ataa avallaka*. Rapaaba AwHy- l-ata-ttia security. Saba Myrtle A w . CatlMt-IM-MSI ft - villa, garage. — A WTC. Ai PiNUi p s b c u ST t y w a Ii b n o u s I U n te rn M ia i/R o u t I t *. II It II M i l 10S— DuplexT rip le x /R e n t 1/2H0RTNFREIII RowtAta 1/1 on I acres. Pool. pond. toncad tor horses. Mt.tOO ESTA TE ON M l ACRBIt «/lto spilt plan, over 1.000 sg. ft., toncad tor horses. it lf .f M C O U N T R Y H O M E ON t . i l ACRBIt 1/1 . Ilv, dn, lam. rm a , lanced fa r h e r t a i. Carport. Sto,toOl CUSTOM BUILT 4^1 Llv, din, tarn. rm*. eat In kit., security, satointvaaa.fMii I ar I BBrm. newer carpal A paint. C/H/A. carport SM.fOO ■RICK V I spin. llv. Sin. tarn, rma, aac. syttom, ecr. perch, toncad yd-<garage I M i J M mo/SlOOdap CallM l ISM I»t» sirs/mo plus m m sacurity-CalUM-IMIIv.mag. SBdrnL/1 Bath HS-ltM SNENANOOANAPARTAAENTS A tear aa E 1/1% ANQ a, rfinanwtowaaSacxvmoJ O m n Parsatasuraa. Rapoal E amSnoli. Oranta, Vatuatal •AHfORO. 1 BDRM. It* BATH. tdJ/mo. plui deposit. N o p e ti.ia -tv o SANfORO- OiiMtaraapA RENTTOOW N 1 bdrm .. a ir, SSSS dawn, MSP/mo.................... jm -n n CARRIAGE COVE 1/1. 14 X SI. Haw CHA, tern. rm.. big shad. Vary claanl HO.SOO OBO. N t H t m H I f a r D a ysllU TIS Af f OHOABLI HOf.U S VI NTtillf l MMOf’f UHLS 103—Houses U nfum lthod/ R»nt P ay c e m m in iv r ila w/aaportonca. Apply at San lord KPC, MAI T I yaars Cammarclal aiparl — aCallMS-iaai a »c to lM par mile a Up la MASS ml. par me. 157—M obile Homes / B ait Oelfer'e Dream Hamel l . l i acres, in . central H/A. lamlly rm „ firaplacal I,m ag. It. Dbl. garage, new carpal, marble Ilia, fancad. huge oeksl Driving rangy I High and dryl Horse* OKIIISl.tOO R o o f in w u n o IrtMhrif itwilnr ind Pnrn Now buying gold tllvtr, diamonds, coins. 1317 W Broadway SI .Oviedo 1*5 447* WOODEN LURES and tackle boiat. antique reals Cash Paid I Orlando lto?4» RCTAILMtlS M tM fc a O p p M ta a H i Pari Tlme/lhourt per dey S days a —w weak. Earn e ilr a • — ww. wwi r« aaira nwna* white yaur kM» ara In _ tthati. Call W R t t H M l . 21»—Wanted to Buy SA N FO R D - PIN ER ID O E CLUB. Large 1 bdrm. l bath condo, amenities Included. Plus many aitra*. Sil.SOO Call MS ISIS P T / M ature avid reader needed. Semellfttng. 184)17 A HP. TIltMMMITII» B o t h k I I I a | a a I Entllah/Spanlah p itm a n s. Datallad paspls with paad phene vetoes, wllllnt to Warn. Goad pay and benefits. Can m m - u a HALL REALTY Clrtla mal Ara you my Pearl? I’m a top Eiac. who haa baan promotad and naod aomoono to tram to replace me. New rational office naadt your prefeaalenst altitude and drive. Call tor aapt 740STM Man-Ttwra, aw hr wart days. Piril benefit* available. h i 5 * "fjy ; * *aeatian. Apety ati rt u ^ t m U r^ M M tH _______ . 155—Condominiums Co-Op/Sole 1 4 1 -Homes for Sale 11? W first St Sanford IXf IMVSTIIAL tCWIRC MAOHIIE OPERATORS Knawiadg* M Medicare A 'J f j en|ev * . M Ilk* tracking with peseta. A p p l y a t H111 h a v a n Healthcare, ws Maltanvilia Ara Santocdar lend reasons EsualOppsrtvnttyEmplau r KIT *N’ CARLYI-E® by Larry Wright PROFESSIONAL HraaAaaacaaraaauNl 741-UMItor. rsc.maa. Pat! Mad chicken. I yr*. min. sap. la la n r H » M wfciy. M i 1«M S. Franck HaatlAtartl Facility tasking ptnan M A/R afflea. 71-Heip Wanted K U M ftM K M M O K S ISaal tar mobile homo or homo alto, horses, cattle, terming, ar nuraary. Zoned agricultural.’ SIAM par aero. Small dawn payment with aamerfinanclng; fa a -w -tm HUNTER'S SPECIAL ?1 by IN toncad tot at farm ton. with electric, water A II H traitor MJMMI-3M1_____________ •IS A C R E ! N E A R LEM O N BLUPP • In secure cemmunl ty I US.*00 wlthaaliar terms. ‘ BUILDINR LOT data to lamlnatoHIfSLltaAM •S* ACRES with 014 It. frontage on SR 4S tost Super buy I SWAM-hurry I iSrnrntom REAL ESTATE. DSC I22-74N MSNSPOR S A L E M EACH) Lutnar Farms Samauta.Ftorlda 215—B M tsan b AccRssories 223—Miscellaneous 0"A M ER IC A N P E O P LE S ” Encyclopedias Full sal plus ? year books. Good condition SIS Call 171 S4l l ______________ PCHILDS RO LLER BLAD ES Black with neon yellow and hot pink trim Gently worn by ■even year old girl. Okily SIS. _______ Call 1SS 4140._______ a EXTERIOR M E T A L FRONT DOOR 14 Inch with glass A screen door and hardware SSS Call M l 741*______________ MOVINO SALE Furniture A household Items too numerous to mention I Mult tell everything quick I calls*! 4114__ SPA S person spa , Complete with equipment and cabinet 51*00 Call 111 0044 a TWO USED 145-1! Steel Radi *1 black wall liras. S4 each, good for 10k call 730 Itol 230—Antique/CItssic ______ Ctrs______ eCAO ILLAC D EV ILLE. It il. A LL POWERI Only Sltof or bast otlar. Pleat# call 17IPSS4 a P O R D THUNDERBIRD. If**. A ll original! Naadt soma work. StAfS OBO 1H OlSi 1H4 C H E W IMPALA hat IS00 mile* on original rebuilt V S engine. Garage kept, many aitras. runs good, looks good _UJOOOBOS74J047ID*llooa^ 231—Ctrs ACCESS G OVERNM ENT SEIZED VEHICLES ForatlltlloatSMOl MERCHANDISE alsoavallabl* at hugo discounts I FORD. JAOUAN, CHEVY. ELECTRONICS. FURNITURE 1-#**-IIS-4411 ________ B it o area________ AUDI IfH sunroof, lull power, AC. auto, law mil**, dean A runt nice Sl.ffS OBO 7H f 4*0 e C H E V R O L E T LUMINA IffJ. Belga, 4 door, fully loaded. 3*755 miles. Eicellent condl non. S17.J00 OOO f0473J141S or *04-775 0S71____________ b C H R Y S L E R LaBaron con­ vertible, ‘to. red. loeded. dg dash, new top/llres. 54,M0 ets-Tito_________________ a COR V ETTE *7f T-TOP Good cond Needs owner who cen give T LC S4.400/trede 333«10 a LINCOLN TOWNCAR H Mint c o n d itio n , g a ra g e k e p t, lo a d e d , f la w le s s b o d y . mechanically perfect. U K mHa*.S18.M0 OBO 771-toH. LINCOLN TOW NCAR' A LOAOBDI Mint cond Tfk mllee. Atkina aiLS tolto Ttia Cara— m 14 lb. trolling malar, fists Under, blmlnl top- E itrasl H IM Arm.................. Ml-seal anas SKI/FISH BOAT, to HP Marc-, w/trallor. Run* graatl M JtoCallatotoM _________ e ie FT PONTOON kppt. All IIRergiet*. 140 HP Evinrvd* Vary last I Many aitra*. Ilk* naw I Only ft AM M AM M . d it -r- * m i eicept tea, tag. title, ate HONDA P R E L U D E • IW7. A / C stereo cassette, super c la a n l O n ly I l l S . i * par month I Call Mr. Payn* lor appointment. Cevrtesy Used Cars............................ MS-1113 a '71 CMBVT El CamIno. no eng. or Iran*., A/C. P/S. P/B. cowl hood. SS grill#. No till#. S1S0.14* SSt)______________ f t SUPER B E E T L E . Runt but needs work, tan cc. asking MM. OBO...... ua-toSt tv. mtg. a 'IS C H E V R O L E T Caprice Clastic. 4 dr., runt good, loadad. *4 000 OBO. and ■SS Chavratot Balalr. 1 dr., runt good. M.M0 OBO S74M17 M FORD T IM P O , 4 door. 4 cyl.. IM X ml. PS. PB. AC. AM FM Starao. SHOO. O B O . f- 4. M on.-Fri..Qerym -M M 235-Trucks/ B u sts/V a n s a C H IV V BEAUVILLE VAN '7f, I ton, Passongor van, clean. Loadad I Too much to list, must to* to appreciate. Only M.4fS OBO..........33II7M CNBVY ASTRO VAN IIS* whit* w/gray Interior, M X miles 77*0040 weekdays or m m t evenings A Sunday_________ CHEW HALF-TON PICKUP 'M Runt aicallantl Automatic St AM 771 H it _____________ • J E E P PICK UP 4 iL ITT*. VI. auto. Engine and Iran*, re­ built (about 10.000 m lletl Newer Interior SI.000 M l 1000 IfS i W IL L Y 'S J E E P Needs work S4M or trade tor 1 Please call m r n t ________ IM* FORD FIM Pick up truck E X L T S spaed, i cylinder. New paint |ob. Vary Vary d ea n ........ t/.tti__________ Iff* FORD RANGER XLT. low mil**, AC. anti-lack brakes. ind. cap laioo. OBO HI saw d 'ti/ 'M S-lt PICKUPS 17k/41k. *1300/*1400 17 FORD Escort OT *1400 IS C H E W Cava liar SHOO M* 5004artobitot INS XR HONDA IM dlrl blk* U M Firm. P la t a call 771 4IS4 attar Ip m at? F T w/ frettor. *S HP Mare.. • ! TAXI UPPAYMENTS MMOMYOOXfR BOAT MOTOR •ORT MOTOR * •oatnmsMSw: - automatic. A / C P L PR. tilt. AM /FM stereo I Only sMJ.fS per menfhl Call Mr. Payne far 23f—Motorcycles and Bikes 11 horta/EvInrud*. Like new SSM. Call M l SMI__________ H O U SEBO AT Runs perfect! Eicattont conditlonl H4AOO Ayappolntmonlonly. 114 ISOI ' . • NO W O K M O W N • B A V LIN B R cabin cruiser. I/O. 'If. M ft. depth Under, traitor, marina radio. MA00 H it 111 Jehnaon , confront with or w ith o u t t r i m o r t i l t . ir'shattllAfS. Call let n i l * 241—Recreational Vehicles/Campars O C H E W Malar basts*. '7*. Clean, runt graal. Full bath, A/C. Generator. New ewnlng Good tires.................. I ll IMS _____Needs new parents!_____ * Itl7 CRUISE-AIR/OBORGIA BOY. IS', tall contained RV. new aluminum ester tor. bat torlet. retrlg . many aitrasl M ,700OBO Call 713 WN a 'H WINNEBAGO. M tt. New engine A redlator..... . .14.000 771 Sitoer 771 PIS# d l l A LL E G R O motor homo 17 tt. awning, twin beds, genera lor A tv S1S.OOOOBO H 1077! • »• n - H s b W * *• �Sanford Hsrald, Ssntord. Florida - Thursday, A u g u a tlS , 1994 by Chic Young THAT'LL m ^ r «H o o l l a m by Art 8ansom DREADFULLY SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT YOUR LITTLE. MISHAP, r su p p o se yo u 'l l ee w a n t in g ^ TOMORROW OFF ? by C hsrlM M. Schulz I DIDNT SLEEP W ELL LAST NIGHT. I COULDN’T 6 E T COMFORTABLE.. R30R AUD OJAS ACCUSED OF ftASIAftfSM JU ST H fS fiUlDDICXX Get second opinion from another dentist DEAR DR. QOTT: My teeth are absccstied and my dentist ref­ uses to pull them, claiming there's still smiles left In them. My medical doctor has me on Amoxicillin and Cipro, yet the Infection continues. What can I do about this problem? DEAR READER: See another dentist. In Instances where pro­ fessionals disagree, a second opinion will often provide pa­ tients with additional Informa­ tion to help them decide what to do. Although your dental abscesses should respond to antibiotic therapy, I suspect that you will eventually need root canal work or extractions. Sec what the second dentist says. DEAR DR. GOTT: I've Just been told I have liver cancer and a tumor on my kidney. My doctor says a liver biopsy will be very dangerous, but he didn't rule It out completely. Is there any hope for me? DEAR READER: To a large degree, the prognosis of cancer depends on the type o f ma­ lignancy and Its location. Cer­ tain tumors, such as prostate cancer, grow relatively slowly and may take years to cause serious problems. On the other hand, other m a l i g n a n c i e s , s u c h as carcinoma of the lung, grow rapidly, metastasize (spread) quickly, and cause death In a few months. Therefore, before answering your question. I'd have to know the type o f cancer. Did It arise In the liver and spread to the kidney, or vice-versa? Are there, In fact, two different tumors? Could the liver lesion and the kidney tumor represent m etastatic spread from yet another growth elsewhere In your body? Your doctor should be able to answer these questions and give you an analysis o f your future. But first, I believe, he'll have to biopsy the liver tumor (which Is easier to get to than the kidney) to Identify the type o f cancer and Its cellular characteristics. Your left-hand opponent opens une club; your partner passes, your right-hand opponent re­ spond* one diamond, you pass. LHO rebids one no-trump, and suddenly your partner comes out or the bushes with a double. What does his double say? To pass on the first round and then to double on the second shows a respectable hand with length and strength In the first suit bid: here, clubs. And It reveals length In the unbld suits; here, the majors. aw w jobrnujau* VHATAtt KPOTAP M O DOW? After East retreated to two diamonds (he had responded one diamond In the hope o f improv­ ing the contract without getting overboard), what would you do with that South hand? Hoping jcmoti CONOmftONAI’ STAFF ANOTHtl* OOOP THINS A V I f T H A T X SO N ’T $ W ow v w NUCH, O F flC f NO W ' . R H M tfr iO SO X HAVf to rt of R A m -Y H tff -» M l P E N M F iLITY/ U XCtW 8 * & JUST A PCT PEEvE.. I ALWAYS PUT SUN I b lo c k ON IN THE OI*Mb«WCA.M t t P1 N M E IT WHEN SARD STICKS TONSY _ L my Health Report ''Viruses and 1 Pish limb 4 Actress — Oarr • Typsotwood 12Fruity drink Some o f the changes you've been hoping (o make In your basic lifestyle might become realities In the.year ahead. What previously restricted you may no longer be effective. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You're not apt to duck making difficult decisions today, because you mi ght v i e w them th rou gh • rose-colored glasses. Unfortu­ nately, the pink cloud hovering over your Judfpnent is not an ally. Get a Jump on life by understanding the Influences governing you In the year ahead. Send for your Astro-Graph pre.dictions today by mailing $1.25 to Astro-Graph, do (his newspa­ per. P.O. Box 4465, New York. N. Y. 10163. Be sure to state your zodiac sign. VIROO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22) Subordinates might not be too good at keeping accurate records today. Double-check (heir fig­ ures and also be sure they're doing things as you instructed. LIRRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Gen- - * jr\y|f 13 D istu rb a n ce 14Irritate 17Island oft Ireland IS Merits 20 Simplest 22 Baseball player Mel ™24Berk 28Put Into words 29Religious poem 33 Part of TOIF 34 Platform t 38Jacob's briber 37 Waterproof co ve rin g 3* B u lls e p a ln st 41 ProfR on bank acct. J 1! T7 ~ 1!) //'* /V J1 II L S s g & w r lL F T n r TOWEL f B n - T3- H t t re- 33 S7” v r~ It was the winning bid (though If he had settled for two no­ trump. North should raise to three). West led the diamond qu een, try in g to force out South's stopper while retaining communication with his partner. South discarded the heart three from the dummy and ducked in his own hand. Now West switched In vain to hearts. D eclarer flneased d u m m y's queen before playing a club to hla queen and West's ace. Back came the heart king. Declarer won with dummy's ace, cashed the club king, played a spade to hla ace, flneased dummy's club nine and had 10 tricks when the spades broke. Oscar Wilde claimed. "Th e basis o f action Is lack o f Imagina­ tion. It la the last resource of those who know not how to dream," Well. I think you will agree that South showed no lack t,hlngB mAB*>t o f Imagination In this deal. e itM N IW S P A P IR K N T I R M I t l ASSN 6-1*44 NORTH 4K Q 8 8 • A Q 10 » • • •• • k j m i EAST > « 18 I 9JII • • » t« I ITS *4 S4 3 SOUTH B A S T VOSS « K 7 IS 4 Q I I Vulnerable: North-South sesiments o f situations befon getUng ,nvo,ved- Today. howev £u* Informed f f J M than S SvouSyourself SSM A i m (iKSffilwS10) B* might take an opportunity for granted and fall to develop It •c o & to (Oct 24 Nov am «> that you don't sasffiuSiSdff;r,g*is liwotherS^wlTen^nw ded01' 10* your Intellect la In conflict with your Intuition, trust the former. „„ THAT WAS YOUR s ia r "i nnn nnnnn nnn n n n n n n n n nnn nnn n n n n n n n n n nnnnn nnnnn nmn n n n n nnnm nnnn n n n n □ n n n n n n n n nnn n n n nm nnnnnnn n n n n nm nnnnnn n n n n nnn □ □ nnn nnnnn n n n n n n n u n nnn n n n n n n n n nnn n n n n n n n n nnn 15Type of shirt 16 Epiuri b u s - ANNIE % ( TALKABOUT A VjPETpEEVES*■) PARKINS lOT'CAUSe PETER GOTT.M.D. TOUR BIRTHDAY Aug. IS, ISB4 by B o b T h a v s M BD IC IN I thirp And lA6t ■ ■ chance... H ^ “ c,ue it alone, O S M O fl (May 21-June 20) able to � 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, 1994 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 18, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 18, 1994. 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 18, 1994; <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/9e148f837bdb144dea9578bf8fcf9fe2.pdf 1d6ccb203160673f057d6c43e80d1db0 PDF Text Text i. vl W t*+ ■ - serving Sanford, Laka Mary and Samlnola County alnoa 1008 flflth Year, No. 260 - Sanford, Florida NEWS DIGEST G r a s s roots firew orks Bring your own to citizens’ pitch-in celebration By SANDRA IL U O T T □ Sports Hsrsld Stall Writer Heat no problsm for runners LAKE MARY - » The Lake Mary Sun Track Series drew 35 runners to its seror four Monday night meets. □S ee P ate IB ; SANFORD — A local resident who Is angry there will be no Fourth o f July fireworks display on Lake Monroe (his year Is proposing a pllch-ln celebration. BYOF (bring your own fireworks). "We're really sort of Impromptu. It's really just by word or mouth." Sharon Oonyeau explained. "W e want people to gnther down by the lakefmnl In from o f the Holiday Inn (renamed the Marina Hotel Monday) off their property, on city property about sunset and do fireworks. Just bring your own fireworks, maybe bring some chairs. W e’re going lo do It without the city." This Is the first year In recent memory no professional fireworks display Is planned. For the past three years. Jaycees President Steve Alford worked to present "the Peoples' Fireworks" after the City of Sanford nnd Chamber o f Commerce dropped sponsorship of the local event. Alford gnve up trying lo coordinate another display this year when he couldn't get nnyone to help him. Years ugo. the city marked the Fourth with a day-long celebration Including baseball and softball games, crafts fair and carnival rides culminating In an afterdark firework* display. Even though participation In (he daylight activities dwindled, the night-time fireworks display drew thousands o f people lo the waterfront. □See Fireworks, Page BA Related Editorial, Page 4A ............ Register to vote SANFORD — A voter registration will be held Tuesday al the Boys and Girls Club of Weal Sanford. 919 Persimmon Ave. The registration will be held Tram 8 p.m. until 9 p.m. Another registration will be held Tuesday and Thursday at the Food Assistance Program at the old Zayre Plazq at the corner of U.S. Highway 17-92 nnd Airport Boulevard from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. each day. Warren E. ‘Pete’ Knowles Award Convention center Commissioners: Proceed cautiously Free publication SANFORD — The St. Johns River Water Management District Is now offering free two-year subscriptions of Its Streamlines publi­ cation to the public. Formerly In limited circulation, everyone cun now receive the colorful Streamlines by culling an "8 0 0 " telephone number. Each bi-monthly edition highlights district projects, offers profiles of staffers und lets you know about the latest district governing decisions. Streamlines Is available by calling 1-800-725-5922. B yJ. MARK BARPIBLD P&Z meeting tonight LAKE MARY — The Lake Mary Planning und Zoning Board meets tonight. Various growth related matters dominate the meeting. The City Planner Is scheduled to give the I'ftZ an update on activities such as the Krystal site plan. Sun Ray sign variance. Jackson rcionlng. Stump nubdlvlslon. f’ultr PUD, Tlmnrunn Unit IBrepluttlng. nnd other Items. Under old business ure two separate requests from Royal Academy o f Leurnlng rrgnnllnu lot I o f the North Point rcplal area. Under' new business arc requests from R.C. Hill's World of Wheels for a rezontng of property on Weldon Blvd., a request from Lennar Homes to amend Its final PUD for an 80 acre site, an ordinance amending the tree regulations, and u conditional use permit for a 235 foot cellular plume tower. The Planning und Zoning Board meeting will begin at 7 p.m. this evening In the commission chambers of Lake Mary City Hull. IOO N. Country Club Road. H«raM * «• «• * Melon S is lrs , c e n te r, a cce p ts the W arren G. 'P o lo ' K now los award. Left: C o m m ls^lo n o ra W h lle y E c k s te in and B ob T hom as, M ayor SANFORD — The Sanford City Commission will begin work sessions on the fiscal year 1994/95 budget today at 3 p.m. The budget work session scheduled for tomorrow has been cancelled. If an additional session Is required. It may be held beginning ut 3 p.m. Thursday. During Monday night's city commission meet­ ing. Mayor Bcttyc Smith commenled that the second session may not be necessary, and would be held only If the entire budget cannot be examined and discussed during today's session. Time running out SANFORD — Thirteen businesses have applied thus far for the Sanford Main Street Design Financial Incentive Program. The pro­ gram provides money with which to help pay for new or repaired awnings or canopies In the downtown area. Grants arc limited lo u maximum dollur amount of $750 or one half of the project cost, whichever Is less. Work must be previously approved by the SMS Design Committee to be eligible for the grant reimbursement. The deadline for submission of applications Is July I. For additional Information or an application, contact Faye Fulton. SMS Manager, at 101 W. First Street, Suite D.. In downtown Sanford. Phone 322-5600 or Laura Straehla at 323-5696. IN D IX Classlflsds.......... 4 $ ,SB Horosoops Com lae,,,,,..... .........Movlee............... Crossword (MtIMIIIMt $■ Nation........ Door Abby SB People...... Deaths ■A Polios........ Dr, Qott.......... ~.......SB Sports,,,,,,, ■ d lto rla l...... . ssssss4 A Tola vision. Florida........................SA Woathsr.... Hazy days of summer Partly sunny with n chuncc of scattered evening showers and thunderstorms. High In th e m id 9 0 s . W in d s fr o m th e south at 10 mph. Chance o f rain 30 percent. F or m oro w eather, soa F a s * * A KanMta* B s tty a S m ith , S ta irs , c o m m is s io n e rs A .A . M cC lonahan and Lon H o w e ll, C ity A tto rn e y B ill C o lb e ri and C ity M anager B ill S im m ons. Renaissance woman: Stairs tapped for annual top honor By NICK PPBIPAUP H erald S ta ff W rite r Budget hearings “ H erald S enior S ta ff W riter SANFORD — Helen Stairs, a leader In (he redevelopment of historic downtown, was named recipient of (he 10th annual Warren E. "P e te " Knowles awurd during last night's Sanford City Commission meeting. The announcement came as u surprise lo Stairs, who had uppeured before the com­ mission work session curlier In (he day discussing several different matters. In accepting (he award she commented. "Things ure happening in Sanford und It's so exciting. I hope everyone on the commission has the same feeling about II." During the presentation. Clly Atlarncy Bill Colbert read on official proclamation and described some of Stairs' activities. She has served us vice president and president o f Sanford Historic Downtown Waterfront Association. She Is or has been a m em ber and served In various official ClSeo Award, Page 5A SANFORD — Seminole County commissioners will move toward building a 155.000-nquarc-foot convention nnd civic center — with caution. Balking at Ihc $2.4 million annual shortfall after Ihc center becomes busy, commissioners decided lo seek a hotelier willing to share In the expenses of Ihe structure or share parking spaces. They agreed there Is no hurry to build the cosily center. I think we rc looking ut five to seven year here before we do anything, said Dlek Van Der Welde. commission chairman. The county's Tourist Development Council commissioned Ihe study lust year lo see If a center could uttrarl new tourists. Consultants believed It rould and said more than 40A.(X)() people will attend center events each year alter It become* "stable" with about 150 events a year. Nearly half the attendance would occur it u minor-league hockey tram were based lin e. County tourism director Jack WcM said the owners of tbc Orlando Dragons hockey leant have expressed Interest In lire center. Wert said Hie tntiln hull of Ihe center could Imve roll*<iw<iy flooring to allow for the mulcbrs. A year-round skating rink might attract more Canadian tourists. Wert said. The center will coat nearly $20.3 million, said Bill Owens, president o f Ural Estate Research Consultants Inc. When up to full operations. Ihc center would generate $571,000 each year for Ihc county and clllrn In taxes und fees, [lilt II would o|>erate with a yearly 9298.700 loss nnd have a $2.6 million construction debt payment. Thai adds up lo a $2.4 million expense each year lo operate Ihe center, mild Owens. The facility needs up lo 40 acres for Ihe center, parking and drainage within walking distance of al least 300 hotel rooms. Although Altamonte Springs Is considered a prime spot because of a Hilton hotel and highway access, there's not □ Bee Center, Page 5A SCC pipes up for new plumbing Inn takes a holiday L a k e fro n t m o te l g e ts new nam e V ™ \ By VICKI DeaORMIIR H orald S ta ll W flto r_________________ By NICK PPBIPAUP H erald S ta ff W rite r SANFORD — In the vernacular o f the business, th ey have dropped their flag: ihc motel on the Sanford marina no longer has the Holiday Inn sign. A sign company truck arrived at Ihc marina yesterday morning. By (he time II left al noon, a new blue sign was In place saying, "Marina Hotel." The facility has been undergo­ in g difficulties over the past few years. Including u bankruptcy by u former operator, a mnrtgugc foreclosure against a form er lender, a takeover by Resolution Trust Corporation, and a conti­ nuing disagreement about lease payments to the clly, which owns the land on which the facility Is located. A court hearing wus held early this mouth on u motion filed by RTC for u summary Judgment. While no decision was expected for possibly 30 duys, a decision wus made within a few weeks. At issue Is (he actual lease and ownership of (he lund on which the facility Is located. According to City Attorney Bill Colbert, the Judge denied (he □See Inn, PageBA MARINA HOTEL j jar Hsrsld PhotobyTommyVlnssnl The n$w sign at th$ Marina H o ttl on Sanford'a lakefront. SANFORD — If you've been to S e m in o le C o m m u n ity C o lleg e lately, you've seen a campus that looks as If It has been devastated by battles. No, It hasn't. As u matter of fuel, Ihc students say they arc quite happy with the school nnd enroll­ ment Is up al Ihc college. The campus has been ripped up by (he construction o f n new administration und students serv­ ices complex for some time now. but recent activity has been tuklng up und replacing sections all across Ihc Sanford campus. "T h e y ’re Just out there ripping tip old sewer and putting In u new s y s te m ," nuld Robert Lyles, a spokesman for Ihc college. Seminole Community College wus built nearly 30 years In wliut wus once an orange grove. The college begun smull with lllllc expcctatlon (hat II would grow lo be one of the largest two yeur colleges In the stale. Buildings have been added, here and there across the campus us they were needed. "N ew plumbing was attached to (he old stuff und ll was a maze of makeshift pipes nnd tubes.” said Lyles. "It wasn't really a plumbing system. It was good plumbing, bill □See Plumbing, Page 5A SU BSCRIBE TO TH E SA N FO R D HERALD FOR TH E BEST LOCAL NEW S C O VER A G E. C all 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 - «5V4V««Wt �NEW S FROM TH E R EG IO N AND ACRO SS TH E S T A TE Citizens complain about petition Deceptive practices used to get signatures MIRAMAR — A restaurant owner and murdered by an officer tracking down a missing person, police nnd neighbors said. A Broward County sheriffs deputy went to the canal front house around midnight Sunday looking for a missing woman. He got no answer at the.door, left a note and departed. Deputy Police Chief Chuck Febro said Monday. The deputy found the three people dead Monday and authorities believe the trio hnd been dead for 12 hours at the time o f the bodies' discovery. Butch Cnscy, 48, owner o f the house nnd C asey's Nickelodeon, a restaurant-lounge In Hallandale, was one o f the victims. Cuscy's legal name was Coslmar Jonas Sucharski. The women were Marie Rogers. 25, o f Hollywood and Sharon Anderson. 25. o f Miami, Fpbro said. He declined to disclose any specifics about the deaths and added that Investigators had few leads. One o f the women was the subject of the deputy's search. The smoldering hulk o f a Mercedes-Benz convertible believed to belong to Sucharski was found late Sunday near Belle Olade, Just north o f the Palm Beach County line. Casino petition drive TALLAHASSEE — The head o f a campaign to permit 47 casinos across Florida says the petition drive Is winding down because more than 700.000 signatures have been collected. "Our success In obtaining signatures statewide has virtually assured us that we will have the reaulred 429.428 signatures needed to be on the ballot In Novem ber." Pat Roberts, chairman o f Proposition for Limited Casinos, told reporters Monday. The measure would change the Florida Constitution to allow casinos at each of the state's 30 parimutuel facilities as well as 12 additional casinos for certain counties and five riverboat casinos. As of Friday, the stale had received notice o f 85,484 verified signatures from election supervisors. The deadline for reaching the total needed to make the ballot Is Aug. 9. The other signatures are In the pipeline. Roberts said, adding that the petition drive will be wrapped up in the next couple of weeks. l y Associated Press TALLAHASSEE - Dorothy Thrush knew she didn't want casinos In Florida, but she was surprised by the Insistence of a man outside a post office who claimed she needed to sign his petition ir she opposed gambling halts. He told her legislators in Tallahassee were going to approve casinos with or without her vote, so she should sign up to get the Issue on the ballot In November. That would be her way to atop It. "It struck me as odd," sold Mrs. Thrush. 66. of St. Petersburg. • "I thought. 'I don't think that Is right.'" Sure enough. It was a lie. The Legislature Is not about to approve casino gambling. And gambling already Is Illegal, so she doesn't have to "sto p " It. If anything, her signature might help start It. Election officials across the state are receiving hundreds o f complaints from voters about petitioners misleading people or out-and-out lying to get their signatures. The complaints come as some casino hnllnl Initiatives have hired nlgunturrg a llic rln g firm s. T h e g o in g rate per signature: 92. Each of the five casino prn|>osltlonB needs 429.000 signatures by Aug. 9 to put the questions on the ballot In November. While election officials continue to log such complaints, they say there is virtually nothing they can do alxiut It. There Is no law In Florida to keep petition gatherers honest. The days of local grassroots efforts are gone when It comes to the hlgh-stukrs. hlgh-dollar Issue of casinos. Campaign financial records o f one of the Initiatives. Proposition for Limited Casinos, show that by m id-May It had spent 9600.000 on signature gathering. "There's a price war on the streets," said Kelly Kimball, president o f Kimball Petition Management, -a I-os Angeles-area petition gathering company imported to handle the Limited Casinos effort. Kimball said he had no choice but to match nr beat whnt other casino efToris were paying for their signatures. His client. Bird breeding big business in Florida y MARY School violence policy TALLAHASSEE — Education Commissioner Doug Jamcrson Is calling for zero tolerance for violence In schools and says he Is rcudy to put Ills agency's money where his mouth Is. , Jamcrson told reporters Monday he wanted to send a clear message that "the halcyon days o f freewheeling violence In Florida schools" are over. He pledged to review the budget o f the Department of Education to sec If uny of It could be better spent on making schools safer. Auto parts chief dies LAKELAND — Denis Fontaine, president and chief executive officer o f Discount Auto Parts Inc., has died at age 54. Fontaine died Sunday ul H. Lee MofTItl Cancer Center In Tampa. The 208-store retailer announced a year ago that Fontaine had been diagnosed with abdominal cancer, and other executives had assumed responsibility for day-to-day opera­ tions. Peter Fontaine, vice chairman and chief operating officer, commended his brother as a visionary. Funeral services were set for 1 p.m. Thursday at St. Joseph's Catholic Church In Lakeland. From Associated Press reports M IA M I - Here are the winning numbers selected Monday In the Florida Lot­ tery: F a n ta s y 8 1 2 -1 4 -1 9 -2 1 -0 5 | l o c a l - osacA aT Tuesday, June 28, 1094 Vol. 86. No. 266 Poetmrater: Send address changes to THE SANFORD HERALD, P.0. Box 1037, Sc.,lord, FL 33773-1M7. Subacrlptlon Rales (Dally i Sunday) 3 Month* • Months 1 Year Home Delivery tlQ.tO *39.00 17*00 Mall *34.00 *4*00 IBS.00 Florida Residents must pay 7% sale* tax In addition to rata* above. Phono (407) 333-2*11. Sanford Police Explorer Cept. Darrell Brewer was named at the Police Explorer of the Year laat nlQht. The award was officially read by Sanford Mayor Bellye 8mlth. Approximately 15 members ,o| .the.Police Explorere,were on hand, along with their .advisor, .btflcer Mika Taylor.,. . , M IAM I — D espite Its d is­ tinctive position on the Florldu Lottery logo, the pink flamingo Is simply past history for Flori­ dians who want to rake In really big bucks In birds. They're Investing Instead In exotic species, especially par­ rots. And becuusc o f the Increasing popularity of birds as pets, coupled with new federal rules "T h e Importation o f birds has that now ban Importation of basically been halted." said Lt, many species, the business Is Pat Reynolds with Florida Gainr really taking wing. und Fresh Wnter Fish Com ­ Multicolored muenws, African mission. "S o now. people arc gray parrots, nnd rnoluccan concentrating on captive breed­ cockatoos arc Inrge and some­ ing birds, the only birds that cun times noisy, but they make- be sold, bccuuse the price Is wonderful pets, according to going to double or triple.' John Francek. the owner of Bird The rnoluccan cockatoo, for Lover's Paradise In Palm Beach example, now sells for as much Gardens. as 93.500 in Florldu and more than 94.000 In northern states, • ' T h e y have grea t personalities... you don't have to Francek said. "T h e price ulmost 1wulK'them...'thfctcM'Vio licensing doubted because there would bo •or vetsr. a m t« lot of ptaees'win tet '•'no more brought In/' State agency set to tackle welfare fraud By JA C K IE HALUPAX Associated Press Writer TALLAH ASSEE Florida's top social services official pro­ mises to do a better Job o f preventing welfare fraud, the “ broad daylight thievery" that last year cost the state an estimated 986 million. Jim Towey, secretary o f the Department of Health and Re­ habilitative Services, told a news conference Monday that the current system to catch welfare criminals lacks teeth. "Our system hasn't kept up with the times." Tow ey said. "W e've relied a lot on on honor system, a person's conscience. That's Just not kicking In any more." About 1.2 million Floridians receive cash payments through the Aid to Families with De­ ■XTM I pendent Children. About 1.5 million people get food stamps. Last year. $2.2 billion worth or benefits were Issued In the two programs. The HRS districts that Include Miami. Fort Lauderdale. West Palm Beach, Tnmpu. Orlando und Jacksonville uccount for nearly seven of every 10 AFDC mistakes and two-thirds o f the food stamp errors. An estimated 5 percent of all AFDC cuses und between 4 and 11 percent of ull food stump cases have serious Indications of fraud, according to the HRS. But only four of every 100 people who Intentionally cheat the sys­ tem get caught. HRS will try harder to prevent fraud and mistakes from occur­ ring In the first place and will come down liurd once fraud Is discovered, Towey promised. vJ'hlle the number of people on welfurc has skyrocketed over lbe last 20 yeurs, the number of welfare fraud Investigators at the state uudltor general's office has not increased by even one. Dude County will be given special attention, Towey suld. The county last year accounted for about a quarter of ull the mistakes In the state. "W e have focused a lot of the water where the fire Is and the fire Is In Miami," Towey said. B egin n in g In August, the agency will spend about 92.1 million to send HRS workers from other parts o f the state to Miami to help In training pro­ grams and the search for errors. The biggest problem Is that welfare fraud bus been going on behind the scenes. Towey said, adding that he wanted to stir public Interest In the Issue. " I saw what cun happen when a m obilized public demands change." Towey said. "It hap­ pened In Juvenile Justice. It has got to happen with this crime wave In our public assistance centers, this broad daylight thievery." Between July 1992 through June 1993, Just 35 people went to Jull bccuuse of welfare fraud out of more than 26.000 su * pcctcd cases. Sixteen o f thos^ sentenced to do time were out In less than a month. I Last year, nearly six of every 10 food stamp mistakes and eight of every 10 AFDC mistake* In v o lv e d "u n r e p o r te d . un­ processed or unknown changes In a client's Income," according to the HRS. Lo City HI Pd Daytona Beach *4 .00 73 00 PI. Laud Beach 71 *0 Foci Myara 74 *3 .«* Galnatvlll* 00 « 73 Homattead mm mm .mm Jacktonvllla .00 *1 74 Kay Wait *0 .0) (3 .00 Lakeland N 74 Miami 00 *1 n Pamacsla N .00 t* la ratoia .00 *1 73 TaMahaiuo n 71 .00 Tampa 14 .Ir 71 VaroBaach M .Ir 73 W. Palm Beach 44 w .01 |hM|A Hj F* i OOK high and overnight low to 1 p m. EDT. City HI Lo Prc Amarillo 104 44 f VJ^Ai----------1 ^ ----------- ’ Anchorag« 54 44 17 71 13 Atlanta t4 44 Atlantic City WEDNESDAY THURSDAY SATURDAY TUESDAY FRIDAY Aullln too 74 Ptly eldy 92-75 Ptly cldy 92-75 Ptly cldy 92-75 Ptly cldy 92-75 Ptly aonny B2-78 ] Balllmora *4 71 .14 notion ♦0 44 Buffalo 43 41 .11 Burlington.Vt 7» 47 .11 Catptr 41 45 Charlaiton.S C. 43 44 107 75 44 .31 Charlatlon.W.V*. WEDNESDAY i Charlotla.N C. 17 44 41 T h e high tem perature In Chaytnpo BOLUNAR TABLE: Min. 10:45 M 41 Sanford Monday was 95 degrees Chicago 17 34 a.m., 11:30 p.m.; MaJ. 4:35 n.m.. Cincinnati 4 1 43 .44 and the overnight tow was 71 as 5:15 p.m. TIDES! Daytona LAST Cleveland 43 40 .44 reported by the University of Concord.N M. Baaeht highs, 12:57 a.m., 1:24 17 to .01 J a n e 30 Oallai FI Worth Florida Agricultural Research 101 40 m.: lows. 7:14 a.m., 7:38 p.m.; Donvtr ?4 34 und Education Center, Celery aw Smyrna Bcachi highs. Do* Molrwt n 34 Avenue. 1:02 a.m.. 1:29 Jj.nt.: lows. 7:19 47 74 Honolulu Recorded rain fall for the Houtlon 44 40 a.m.. 7:43 p.m.: Cocoa Beach) II 11 .04 period, ending ut 9 a.m. Mon­ Indlanapolll highs, 1:17 u.m.. 1:44 p.m.; FULL 5 4 43 Junaau FIRST day. totalled .00 of an Inch. lows, 7:34 a.m., 7:58 p.m. Kantat City ♦ 1 47 July 22 July 16 The tcmpcrutuie ut 9 a.m. Lat Vagat 111 14 T—m 44 74 Lima Rock T u e s d a y w as 81 d e g re e s . I Lot Angela* 44 73 Tuesday's overnight low was Memphis 41 74 74. as recorded by the Nullonul Milwaukee 17 40 Daytona Bastchi Waves arc St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet Mplt St Paul 43 .07 II Weather Service at Orlando Nathvllla 43 44 1-2 feet with a slight chop. Tonight: Wind south 10 knot. International Altport. New Or leant 41 74 Current is from the north with a Seas 2 feet. Bay and Inland Other WcathcrScrvIcc duta: New York City IS 70 .04 water temperature o f 82 degrees. waters a light chop. Widely Oklahoma City 1 01 74 □Monday's high. Omaha 14 41 Nsw Sm yrna Baachi Waves scattered showers or thun­ □Barometric praasura.SO.13 Philadelphia 17 74 .74 are 1-3 feet and semi-glassy. derstorms. Wednesday: Wind □ Relative Humidity....70 pet Phoanla 107 14 southeast 10 knot. Seas 2 feet. Current Is from the north. Water 71 43 .37 □W inds..........South 10 mph Pllliburgh Portland.Or* 43 31 temperature Is 82 degrees. Bay and Inland waters u light □Rainfall...,......00 of an Inch Sacramanlo 10 311 chop. Widely scattered showers □Sunset........................ 8i27p.m. SI Loult 44 44 or thunderstorms. 17 34 Salt Laka City □Sunrlae...................... 6iSOa.m. Shravaport 44 74 44 73 .03 Wathlng ton.D.C. iW W i PHASES » « Published Dally and Sunday, eacspl Saturday by The Sanlord Mar aid, Second CUae Postage Paid at Sanlord, Florida nnd additional mailing ullcas. Top Explorer eltod you have n bird because there's no fleas." hr said. "It's some­ thing you can carry around oh your shoulder. And If a bird poops on your rug It's a lot different than If (It's) your dog." But pussage o f the Wild Bird Conservation Act In Congress last year, which requires specla) federal perm its for any en­ dangered bird brought Into thn United States, probably has more to do with the Increasing profits. THE W EATH ER Tonight: Partly cloudy with a chance o f scattered showers and thunderstorms. Low In the mid 70s. Light winds from the south. Chance o f rain 20 percent. W ednesday: P a rtly cloudy with scattered afternoon show­ ers and thunderstorms. High In the low 90s. Winds from the southeast at 5-10 mph. Chnnce o f rain 30 percent. E xten ded fo reca st: P a rtly cloudy with m ainly evening scattered showers and thun­ derstorms. Lows In the mid 70s. Highs In the low to tnld 90s. Inc. 300 N. French Ave., Sanlord, Fla. 33771 (U5PS 411-3*0) ANN■ LIWI9 ssoclated Press Writer_________ The measure has yet to win approval from the state Supreme Court, which reviews proposed constitutional amendments pushed by petition drives. He said his first priority was to make sure that students who attack teachers, carry weapons or repeatedly victimize other students are sent to alternative schools. Decisions about suspending or expelling students for violence arc made on the local level. Jamerson said the way such cones are handled varies from case to case depending on dtcftMjMWBMr ' ................... •' Juvenile Justice reforms passed by lawmakers this spring lncJp<Jgd|<J}J7 million for aher-school programs for ut-rljjt middle school students. 912 million for alternative schools and 9 1 1 million for better security measures at schools. "That's a start but It's probably not enough to provide alternative programs for all the violent kldn who forfeit their places In regular schools." Jamcrson said. Limited Casinos, originally budgeted 91 million for the petition drive. But that wus at. 60 cents n signature. The price has gone up ns the August deadline looms. " I think the price Is outrageous.' said Rick Arnold, of the Nnllonul Voter Outreach In Carson City. Ncv.. another company that Is handling the petition drive for the effort; known ns Safe Bet. which proposes riverboat gambling. Arnold suld hr trying to keep his price at 91.50 u signature but may have to raise It.; He sold his company has run petitiongathering operations In 26 states and the per-slgnature price Is always, at most, 50 cents. And. In fact, other Florida Initiatives, such as the taxation limits, are costing about a quarter a signature. The frenzy already has claimed on«i casualty. One o f the other casino groups,; Proposition for County Choice Gaming, has had to drop Its paid petition gatherers and rely on volunteers. Michael Levine, a spokesman for the group, has said he Is no longer able to compete. STATISTICS 9 O 6 ■OATINQ Otlk dr cdy ; rn J dr i cdy rn j dr 1 rn j clr dr i cdy cdy cdy , rn • rn rn . rn clr clr dr clr dr cdy rn cdy clr cdy clr clr cdy cdy dr cdy cdy clr dr rn cdy rn cdy dr cdy clr clr cdy �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Tuaeday, June 28, 1904 • SA t :;i i i , ^ i t fJTH T w i l :• in L A iflBjj^ljjiHiH Stolen vehicle reporte •Sanford police aay a white 1985 Bulck w n reported stolen Friday from a parking lot In the 3600 block or Orlando Drive. The license number Is listed as KFY-461. • A blue 1988 Chevrolet, license number LTF-71S was reported stolen Saturday from the 100 block of Laurel Drive. • A white and blue 1981 Ford pickup truck was reported stolen Saturday from Grovevlew Apartments. The truck reportedly contained a bed full or roofing materials and toots. Sanford police reportedly found the vehicle Saturday on Hazel Olen Boulevard, with a stereo system valued at $1,000 missing. . • A 1984 Chevrolet van. reportedly stolen from Marshall Avenue Saturday, Was located In a ditch on Mullett Lake Pkrk Drive. • A I’ont lac. reportedly stolen In Seminole County, was located by Sanford police on Jewett Lane near Airport Boulevard Sunday, partially off the roadway. • A blue 1991 Pontiac was reported stolen Saturday In the 1000 block of Sarita Street! Armed robbery A convenience store on C.R. 437 was reportedly robbed late Saturday night at gunpoint. According to the Incident report. ’ the clerk told Sanford police that a buck man, with a small black handgun, came Into the store, and demanded the store's money. The clerk reported being struck In the back o f the head by the burglar as she was getting the money. Police said the man reportedly got away with three bank bags o f money, but the amount was not disclosed. The man was reportedly six feet three Inches tall, wearing a Navy blue shirt, black pants, and braided hnlr. Nude in public Sanford police arrested Anthony Donald Littles, of Higgins Terrace on Sunday. Police said they were called regarding a disturbance at Lake Monroe Terrace, and found Little*. standing near approximately 40 to 50 people, at which time he removed his pants and exposed himself. He was arrested on charges of exposure o f sexual organs, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest without violence. Wanted as alias Lake Mary police arrested Steven Todd Emerson, 31. of Winter Park, following a traffic stop on Interstate-4 east o f the S.R. 46-A overpass Saturday. Police found Emerson was also known as Steven Atkins, and had two outstanding warrants against him under that name. Issued in Hillsborough and Suwannee Counties. Lake Mary police charged him with obstruction by disguise, and driving with a suspended driver's license. Double arrest Sheriffs deputies arrested two persons following a traffic stop Saturday on Country Club Drive at Hardy Drive. The arrest rrport said deputies noticed the male passenger In the vehicle throwing an object out o f the window Just before the vehicle was stopped. Upon locating the object, deputies said they found It was marijuana. Jackie Kyle Steward, 31. 103 WUkens Circle, Sanford, wot arrested on a charge o f possession of controlled substance, marijuana, under 20 grams. The driver of the vehicle. Jamie Lynn Boatman, 30, ofRockledge, was also arrested on a charge of possession of a fictitious ID card. Found In Jail Johnnie Murphy Rowe. 32. o f 174 Lakeside Drive, Sanford, had been nought by law enforcement officers In connection with a burglary case. Officers said on June 21, he Is suspected o f having taken a Florida Power A Light electric meter home In the 100 block o f Lakeside Drive. Rowe was located at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility, where he la being held on petit theft charges. He has now been charged with burglary to an occupied structure. Man down Longwood police were called to a restaurant on U.9. Highway 17-92 Saturday. They said when they arrived, they found a man identified as Jeffery S. Hcfley. 34, o f Winter Springs, laying on the ground, apparently passed out. After awakening him. police arrested him on charges of disorderly Intoxication, and possession of drug paraphernalia. Traffic stops • Katrena Denise Wright. 19. o f 47 Castle Brewer Court, was arrested by Sanford police following a traffic stop on Georgia Avenue Saturday. Police said the vehicle she was driving was registered as having been stolen from a parking lot In the 3600 block of S. Orlando Drive. She was charged with grand theft (possession), and driving without a license. • Carl Riley Cahoon, 54. of Orlando, was stopped by Lake Mury police on Interstate^ west or Lake Mary Boulevard Sunday. He was charged with driving under the Influence of alcohol. •Curtis George Milter, 23, 1180 Brampton Cove. Lake Mary, was arrested on Sweetwater Club Boulevard by the Florida Highway Patrol Saturday following a vehicular accident. He was charged with driving under the influence o f alcohol. • Donna Darlene Key. 31. was arrested by deputies on U.S. Highway 17-92 near Dogtrack Road Sunday. She was charged with driving under the influence o f alcohol. • Luis Carlos Glraldo, 35. of 90 Hidden Lake Drive, Sanford, was arrested by deputies on S.R. 436 near Altamonte Springs Sunday. Deputies said they saw four men standing near a parked vehicle, but when they went to Investigate, several of the men ran. and the driver drove off. Qlraldo was stopped a short distance away and arrested on charges o f crack cocaine. , Domestic cases • Andrew Steward Faulkner, 29, 4384 Francis Street, Sanford, was arrested by deputies at his residence Sunday following a reported altercation with his wife. He was charged with battery, domestic violence. • Gregory Woods. 38, 1505 W. 14th Street, was arrested by Sanford police In Castle Brewer Court Saturday. Police said he had reportedly attached a female with a hatchet. He was charted with aggravated assault, and domestic violence battery. Incldsnt8 reported to Sanford police • A wallet containing a reported $500 In cash and credit cards was reported stolen Saturday from a residence In the 100 block of Borad Road. . _ . . . • A number of Items valued at $145 were reported stolen since June 10th. from a residence In the 100 block o f Silver Maple Terrace, • A Starcraft 1978 pop up camper was reportedly stolen from a parking lot Saturday in the 10100 block or arovevtew Way. • A mower and edger valued at $425 was said lo have been taken Saturday from a yard In the 2000 block o f Palmetto • A hot water heater and stove, valued at $200 were reported stolen Saturday from the 600 block o f Palmetto Avenue. • A VCR valued at $250 was reportedly stolen Saturday from a residence In the 1800 block o f Summerlin Avenue. •T o o ls valued at $250 were reportedly stolen Friday from a shed In the 2200 block of E. Mitch Street. • A stove valued at $300 was said to be missing Friday from a residence in the 1300 block ofHIckory Avenue. • A homemade trailer containing lawn equipment, valued at $1,500 was reportedly stolen Friday from a residence In the 100 block o f Sycamore Court. _________________________ Deadbeat dads’ licenses yanked Associated Press Writer________ AUGUSTA. Maine - Not one can aay he wasn't warned. Maine made good Monday on repeated threats to yank the driver'a licenses o f parents who refuse Lp pay overdue child support, revoking driving privi­ leges for eight fathers who together owe their kids more than $140,000, A ninth man who was to lose his license quickly made ar­ rangements to pay the $11,410 he owed, said Human Services Commissioner Jane Sheehan. More licenses will be lifted, some as early as the end o f this week. S in c e th e L e g i s l a t u r e authorized the Family Financial Responsibility Act a year ago, the department has sent notices to roughly 20,000 parents who are at least 90 days behind In child support. The threat has yielded the state $11.5 m illion In back payments, said Sheehan. "W e have had people come In a n d g i v e us a s m u c h a s $19,000" since the warnings Drat went out, said Sheehan. Oov. John R. McKeman pro­ posed the pinch on delinquent parents when he realized Maine was paying millions In state aid lo families made destitute by the parents' failure to pay support. These so-called "deadbeat dads" — fathers In 97 percent o f the cases, mothers In 3 percent — were walking out on $150 mil­ lion In support payments every year. Besides driver's licenses, (he stale can also lift the licenses o f doctors, lawyers, architects, plumbers, electricians, commer­ cial fishermen and other pro­ fessionals who fall to pay child support. There's no priority for lifting either kind of license, said Peter Gore, a spokesman for Human Services. " I f someone has a driver's and professions! license." he said, "w e'll go afler both of them." The licenses were targeted because the state had no other wsy o f penalizing many of the delinquent parents, who are not ments to start paying them off. enrolled In public assistance But some o f those affected say programs ana frequently have It's misguided. no Jobe on which they report " F o r educated. Intellectual Income to the state, Gore said. folks, they're going about this all Maine's stringent steps to col­ wrong." said Alice Kennard. Her lect the money attracted the husband, R eyn old , a tru ck attention o f President Clinton. driver, Is one o f the eight men The $9.3 billion welfare reform whose licenses were revoked. proposal he sent to Congress last "W hen they pull his license, his week Includes a requirement Job goes with It,*' she said. that ail states take similar action Reynold Kennard, according ■gainst parents with mounting to the state, owes $4,843 In child support debts. support payments for children In M a in e , h o w e v e r , o n e from a previous marriage. He licensing territory Is sacrosanct: and five o f the seven others lose The state cannot strip Its out­ driving privileges July 7; two doors-loving residents o f their lost their licenses Monday. hunting or fishing licenses. The Kennards live In Fort Sheenan stressed (hat the Fairfield, a town in northern program Is designed not to Maine: Kennard was out on a Job punish parents but lo get de­ M on day and co u ld not be linquent fathers and mothers to reached Immediately for com­ contact the state, acknowledge ment. their debts and make arrange­ But Sheehan said the action should not surprise anyone. "W e've been warning people since laat August this day would come, and now It’s here," she said. Sheehan said each o f the eight men had received two earner letters telling them their licenses were In Jeopardy because of child-support debts that ranged rrom $4,843 to $38,065. If they had contacted the state to work out a payment schedule. Human Services would have ordered their licenses reinstated, she said. An Initial mailing went out last August to 17,400 parents who were behind In child support payments. In November, second notices went out to the same group, thanking those who had paid and reminding the rest that time was running out to start paying or atop driving. Researchers: Antibody may lead to early detection of Lyme Disease ■VUNDA A. JOHNSON Associated Press Writer TRENTON, N.J. — A new test targeting an antibody In people with Lyme disease could lead lo earlier diagnosis and treatment of the hard to-detect Infection, researchers say. In an article In the July Issue o f (he San Diego-based Journal o f Clinical Investigation, a New Jersey Immunologist reports the test can detect Lym e disease as soon as a few days after Infection. Current tests arc sometimes Inconclusive and can fall lo detect the disease for as long as a couple years after Infection. The test delects an antibody that the body produces In response to a protein unique to the bacteria that causes Lym e disease. Dr. Steven E. Schutzer said Monday. Schutzer, who headed the study. Is an associate professor In the Division of Allergy and Immunology at the University of Medicine and Dentistry o f New Jersey-New Jersey Medical School In Newark. Lyme disease, transmitted by bites from ticks that have acquired the bacteria from mice, affects humans and dogs In at least 44 states, but is prevalent In the Northeast. About 10,000 new coses are reported each year. Schutzer's two-year study tested blood samples from 61 patients In New Jersey. New York and Connecticut. Tw o Lyme disease experts called Schutzer's study promising but said blood samples from several hundred more patlente need to be put lo the new test, and by more than one group o f researchers. " I f It clicks, If It's confirmed by others. It's very, very Important." said Dr. Michael E. Lockshln. who directs research grants for (he N a t io n a l I n s t it u t e fo r A r t h r it is and M u scolosk eleta l and Skin D iseases in Bcthesda. Md. "Th at would be a very big step forward In making an early diagnosis." That Institute funded Schutzer's study, along with the National Institute for Allergy and Infectious Diseases and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. "W e ’d have to consider It In the experimen­ tal stage o f development but a method that shows some promise,” sold David T. Dennis, coordinator o f the CDC's Lym e disease program. In Its early stages, the disease causes flu-llke symptoms, a bull’ s eyellke rash and, some­ times. severe headaches and drooping of the face. In later stages tt con cause arthritis, m igraines, vision loss and neurological symptoms such as memory and concentration problems. More evidence sought in Simpson case ■yUHOADaUTMH AP S pecial C o rrs s p o n d s n t_______ LOS ANO ELES Defense attorneys and prosecutors are asking ■ Judge for access to evidence that could either link O.J. Simpson to m bloody crime scene or help exonerate him. Simpson. 46, has pleaded In­ nocent lo murdering his ex-wlfe and her friend. Ronald Ooldman. T h e ir stabbed and slashed bodies were found outside Nicole Brown Simpson's condominium on June 12. Simpson has been Jailed without ball since June 17. On Monday, Ms. Simpson's father disputed a coroner's re­ port that said she was on the phone at 11 p,m. the night she was killed. A defense lawyer had said the tim ing o f the call bolstered Simpson's alibi. A Judge scheduled a hearing today to decide whether to give defense lawyers access to blood samples and other evidence, and whether prosecutors can take a sa m p le o f S im p s o n 's hair. Sim pson was to attend the hearing. Prosecutors say they found a knit cap at the crime scene that contained black, curly hairs of "African-American origin.*' Simpson's lead attorney, Rob­ ert L. Shapiro, wants access to blood samples. Simpson's white Ford Bronco, a ski cap or mask found near the victims, and gloves found at the crime scene and at Simpson's Brentwood estate. Prosecutors said last week that there was no ski mask. The bloody clothing on the official list of evidence came from the crim e scene, not Simpson's house, a source told The Associated Press on condi­ tion o f anonymity. There have been unconfirmed reports of b lo o d y c lo t h in g fo u n d in Simpson's home. Shapiro's motion Indicated that the defense could turn the preliminary hearing, which Is scheduled to start Thursday, Into a mini-trial. Shapiro said nearly every witness likely to testify at the trial might be called at the preliminary hearing. T h e p r e lim in a r y h e a rin g normally Is a brief proceeding In which the prosecution presents a bore-bones version of Us case to Justify a trial. Simpson's defense has sought to bolster his Image in the media and cast doubt on the police Investigation, citing a coroner’s report that said Ms. Simpson talked to her mother on the telephone at about 11 p.m. on June 12. Shapiro has said Simpson was home waiting for a limousine ride to the airport at 11 p.m. Simpson lawyer P. Lee Bailey noted Monday that Stmpsori lives about 10 minutes from his ex-wife. "So, now you begin to have a problem saying that he was at the scene or could have been.” Bailey said. "That Is the defense: He was elsewhere." Bui Ms. Sim pson's father. Louis Brawn, (aid The Associ­ ated Press later Monday that his wife misspoke about the time of the call when she talked with Investigators. "W e're reasonably sure It was about 10 o'clock, not 11,” Brown said. He and his wife were walling for their phone bill to confirm the time. Bailey did not return messages left after business hours seeking comment about Brown's state­ ments. An u n iden tified lim ousine driver who says he took Simpson to the airport told the TV show "H a rd C o p y " that Simpson wasn't at hts estate at 10:45 p.m.. but ahowed up l& minutes later looking sweaty and agi­ tated. Authorities have not given an exact lime on when they believe Ms. Simpson and Goldman were lulled. Their bodies were found at 12-.10a.tn.on June 13. A P writer Pst Milton contrib­ uted to this report. BS8 ■-Defects 28J Are Not Majors . 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But w h en w e a re asked to dish ou t a few dollars o r d o a little w o rk to express ou r love for ou r co u n try and all she stands for, w e thrust ou r hands deep in ou r pockets and w alk aw ay. A fte r several y ea rs o f d o in g all the required leg w o rk to put togeth er a Fourth o f J u ly c e le b r a t io n fo r S a n fo rd , c o m p le t e w ith firew orks, food and festivities, S tev e A lford has fin ally g iv e n up. W e ca n ’ t b lam e him . C o m in g to the realisation that It w as not a one-m an Job, he look ed to others to h elp him ut S em in ole C o u n ty 's o n ly firew ork s celeration together. H a rd ly a n y o n e lifted a fin ge r to ofTer assistance. W h ile so m e Individu als appeared w illin g to w rite a ch eck, no o n e offered to help A lfo rd In a pproach in g oth ers fo r donations, or h elp in g set up a n y o f Hie a ctivities. I f w e w an t to celeb ra te the Fou rth w ith tradition al firew ork s this yea r, w e w ill h a ve to g o ou tside th e co u n ty to d o It. Sanford, and m u ch o f the cou n ty, w as built b y those vyho served In th e U.S. N a v y and w h o served at th e N aval A ir S tation In Sanford. O ne w ou ld th in k that those w h o served th eir co u n try so p rou d ly w ou ld be a n xiou s to h elp the c o m m u n ity celeb rate the fou n d in g o f th e nation th ey fo u g h t so va lia n tly to defend. A p p a ren tly th ey are not. C ertain ly, a p yrotech n ic ex h ib itio n Is not w h a t th e F ou rth o f J u ly Is a ll a b o u t H ow ever, those g lim m e rin g ex p losion s In the n ig h t sk y r e p r e s e n ts i* c o m m u n it y th a t h a s c o m e to g e th e r t o - c e le b r a t e th e ir lo v e fo r this co u n try In a special w ay. T ills Fourth o f J u ly, w ith a d a y o f f from w ork, w e w ill g o o u r separate w ays. In the p riv a c y o f ou r back yards, w e w ill eat. drink and light a sp a rk ler o r two. But, In the S a n ford area at least, w e w ill not c o m e tog eth er as a co m m u n ity to celeb rate ou r freedom and th e e x c itin g d iv ersity that m ak es this co u n try great. JOSEPH PERKINS Welfare moms need husbands, not jobs After a year-and-a-half delay. President Clinton tuis finally gotten around to Introducing his much-anticipated welfare reform plan. Not by a long shot will It moke good on the New Dem ocrit’s pledge to end welfare as we know It. An Indication of Just how unserlous the president Is about welfare reform was his choice o f venue for Introducing his proposals — a bank lobby In Kansas City. Mo.. In front of 250 people. By contrast, when Clinton unveiled his pro­ posed health care reform s, he chose the backdrop o f a jdint session o f Congress, with millions o f national television viewers. The president's decision to trot out welfare reform now la strictly political. Although the White House will go through the motions of presenUng a bill to Congress, there Is less than cero chance that lawmakers actually will take up the Issue this year. That means that welfare reform Is a dead letter until the next Congress Is elected. And that's what all this welfare posturing Is about — November's mid-term elections. Many Democrats fret that President Clinton will be a liability on the campaign trail this fall because of his low approval rating among the American people. So the president and his handlers have dusted ofT the moat popular, most moderate Issue from his campaign In a calculated effort to Improve his public standing. T h e problem la. with all the buildup t h e p r e s i d e n t 's welfare reform has had. there really la much less there than meets the eye. Even Io w a S e n . T o m H a rk ln . a lib e r a l Democrat, found the ' 'ent’s plan too for hts taste. A lot o f nice words, he said, but there's no action. T h e fir s t o b je c ­ I f h t president's tionable feature o f decision to trot th e p r e s i d e n t 's out welfare welfare reform Is Its reform now is rlce tag — 19.3 strictly political. 111Ion o v e r f i v e years. Clinton some­ how thinks that spending more money on welfare will get more people off the public rolls. He Just doesn't get It. If throwing money at the welfare system were' all that were necessary to reduce caseloads B C E; LETTERS Shame on city Recently I read In the Herald that Sanford would have no July 4th celebration this year. As a resident of this city, I am appalled and ashamed. T o think that a city wltl^ the history o f Sanford would not want to give all It could to celebrate what la probably the most Important day In our country's history Is unfathomable. Our city Is named for a general who served In the Indian Wars. Our city once served ss home for both the Sanford Naval A ir Base and the Sanford Naval Academy. In our town we have the VFW, the American Legion and the Fleet Reserve. Living among us arc WWII. Korea, Vietnam and Qulf War veterans. The 4th o f July Is not Just a few firecrackers and hot dogs on the grill. It Is a cry o f Joy and freedom. I believe that a city such as ours should yell as loud as It can and let the rest o f the surrounding areas know how proud we ore o f our city and Its people. Without our celebration, we're Just another sleepy little town that people bypass to get to Disney or Daytona. How can we be called the Friendly City when we don't seem to care at all about our 218th birthday? I believe that our city leaders have forgotten the people In our city. I for one will remember them come election time. I'm truly sorry to realise that our city residents aren't worth the $7,000 tab for the already ordered fireworks. Although I'm glad to see that we can still continue to beautify a town that no one will want to visit. Steven Dixon' Sanford Berry’s World W8U0MST9 WASHINGTON. GtC. T H C O filS IU A L 1M M M PA R K around the country, there wouldn't be 5 million or so families on welfare. The Census Bureau calculates that It would take roughly 85,500 to lift the average p8or family In America above the poverty line, ir we multiply that figure times the welfare population, we come up with $27.5 billion. In 1994. government at all levels will spend more than $225 billion on various mcaiM-testcd anti-poverty programs. That means thnt the welfare system Is, squandering nearly $200 billion every year. The Clinton program will prove no more efficacious than other Welfare reform Initiatives that have been tried — and have failed — over the years. The president says he will break the cycle of dependency by Imposing n two-year limit on cash benefits for younger recipients, after which point they will be expected to find a Job In the private sector or accept a government «»«• Indeed, according to the American Public Welfare Association, the majority of womrn who leave the welfare rolls do so because they have taken husbands, not because they hove tnkrn Jobs. It makes sense. A two-parent family has a much better chance of rising above poverty than a one-parent household. T u rn in g th e tid e o n te e n p re g n a n c y DONNA BRITT Some stuff goes so deep WASHINGTON — "Race is never not an Issue In America.” Those fighting words, spoken about the O.J. Simpson case by a deep-voiced woman In a neighborhood beauty shop, weren't used In a column I wrote on varying opinions ubout the ex-athlete. I didn't hear It In time to Include It. But also unmentloned was u comment I had heard at least live times. 1 Ignored II because U's unpleasant. Unfair. Nothing to celebrate. Real feelings are often like that. The comment: "T h a t's what O.J. gets for being with u white woman. ...See what happens?" Four out o f the five times I heard It. a black woman was talking. Frankly, It Isn't my view. Guys of every color •- most with similarly hued mates — abuse women and sometimes kill them (though O.J.'s Innocence must be assumed). But It's Interesting that some black women, and resumably some black men feel this — even If tey only admit It to other black folks. The women's comments remind me o f the Instant "h e cun't be guilty" status that some people confer on every brother, deserving or not, from Mike Tyson to Michael Jackson to Clarence Thomas, and now to O.J. No matter what the accusation, the seeming evidence or even If the accused has actively distanced himself from other blacks, he must be the Innocent victim o f racism. The reflexlveness of It drives me nuts and can be a self-destructive force In the African American community, but I understand It. Many people, I suspect, do not. They don't have what a friend describes a "an Ingrained, cultural memory o f their men being dragged away Into the night, never to be seen again." They haven't grappled with racism — never felt It limiting and taunting them, affecting them so often that they may see It even when It Isn't there. It can obscure people’s visions so completely that they can't see past It to deal with blacks' own culpability. They haven't, like many black women, felt the hurt from generations of seeing themselves and their beauty rejected by some o f their best and brightest men for women who ore white, or w hojustlooklt. The bottom line: The woman In the beauty salon speaks for many African Americans who feel that In work, play and love, skin color alwaya matters. Tim e magazine would disagree. Editors at the newsweekly find It "In su ltin g " that colleagues wonder whether their decision to electronically darken O.J.'s famous mug shot was misguided, even racist. But however unintentional, providing literal golden-boy O.J. with a computer tan could be construed as an effort to make the ex-athete better fit the "menacing black m ale" Image that already B harms black men who are neither menacing nor criminal. Considering the "that's what O.J. gets" comments, I decided to explore more sisters' feelngs at a natural hair care shop — salons arc great for frank talk. Indeed, between chitchat and teasing, women gladly explore the O.J. thing. " I n m y heart, I don't think he did It." said one stylist, unfurling a custom­ er's braids. "But he looked so bad on TV, lik e h e'd do a n y ­ thing. ...Some people say that he should have stayed In his race." "H e ’s Innocent — he wouldn't do that!" cried another stylist, so passionately that you'd swear she was at the murder scene. " H e 's c r a z y . " Race Is never countered a third. "1 not an Issue In knew he was guilty Am erica.'■ when he ran away." I was Just adding my 2 cents when a voice boomed: "W e have no knowledge o f what happened. Everything w e've heard Is third-hand, so It’s unreliable. Speculation goes from the authorities, to the media, to us — then we speculate. ...We know nothing." T h e w om a n th r o w in g w a te r on ou r speculative brushflre was Barbara, a local artist. She said ahe has no special regard for O.J. — "descriptions o f him as a hero confound m e" — but is committed to "being neutral until I have real evidence to the contrary." Yet minutes later, she said, " I think (victim) Ron Goldman was Just Nicole's friend." Asked for her evidence, she sighed. "O K — my opinion Is no more valid than anyone's. Neither Is the media's — but It's accepted as truth." B a r b a r a 's v ie w se em ed r e fr e s h in g ly balanced. She said that she's frustrated by the media's widespread use o f O.J.'s prison photo ("M ug shots are never appropriate") and that people outraged by Nicole Brown's murder yawned at her abuse. Asked If she thinks the skin color dynamic In the Stmpson-Brown cose matters, she paused. " I don't know." she said. " I remember how Emmett Till was killed for Just whistling at a white woman." Listening, I realized the obvious, yet again. Some stu ffg f goes so deep, we may never get past < It. The Clinton administration had Iwirrly finished outlining Its strategy to hull the rise of teen-age pregnancies when the nnysayers began. Other pilot programs ulmlng to curb teen-age pregnancies haven't worked, they argued. Those programs that did show promising results were too small a sampling to be representative o f the entire nation, they said. W ell, pardon me for a little optimism, but our national poli­ cy on teen-age pre­ gnancy for the last 20 years has been little more than a figh t betw een the " J u s t say n o t" zealots and the "It's Inevitable, here's a condom " crowd. A lo n g c o m e s u president with a plan to team up federal fu n d s, a plea for abstinence and the use of peer mentors Woll, II, peardon mo who counsel teens to for a littlo p o s t p o n e h a v in g optimism. ■ children until they can cure for them. and It's ludicrous t o _____ call It Just unother failed fancy of Die Clinton agenda. Consider what this plan Is trying to do: First. It would pump $400 million In grants to more than 1.000 schools and high-risk neighborhoods over five years. Suggested programs arc a pragmutlc blend of recre­ ational sports and activities, an oldcr-student mentor program and fumlly-plannlng Infor­ mation. Second, the plan would require minor mothers to live ut home, seek education or training and to work after receiving aid for two years. Third. Clinton has committed to using the bully pulpit o f the presidency, us well as Cabinet posts, lo promote abstinence and waiting for marriage to bear children. He proposes establishing a nonprofit foundation to work toward discouraging teen-age pre­ gnancy. Fourth, the administration wants to require mothers to name the fathers of their children, and promises to beef up efforts to collect child support payments. If he'd Just Included a lan to Increase economic opportunities for Ids In areas where teen-age pregnancies arc rampant, he'd have given It a heller chance of success. Will Ids goals work? Consider what we liuve been doing: Can there be a sillier game plun than deciding that teen-age sex Is Just Inevitable so we won't even try to encourage waiting? Well, that's Just what wc have done for the last 20 years, being so ufruld of Injecting a "personal bios" Into sex education that w e've hamstrung sex-education teuebers Into being no more than biology teachers with charts and pointers. Could there be a better Idea thun having popular kids who are committed to postpon­ ing childbearing themselves mentor younger students? Nothing matters to Iccn-ugcrs us much os being accepted by their peers, and peer drug-abstinence programs hove worked well among certain age groups In some schools and cities. Call me naive, but 1 still believe that adults significant to teens, who advocate "waiting until you’re more emotionally mature." can wield a powerful Influence. Believing we've lost that Influence, many of us have abdicated that power completely with our children. William Galston, one o f several administra­ tion aides who studied academic literature on teen pregnancy, says he and other officials were especially Impressed with Atlanta's "Postponing Sexual Involvement Program." It pairs Atlanta's human sexuality curricu­ lum with talks by high-achool students urging the younger kids to postpone sexual activity. E �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Tuesday, June 28, IBM - SA Plunging dollar unlikely to be felt by consumers B yJR FPR IV HOFFMAN APBusInosa Wrltor ' For nil thr shuddering on Wall Street, the plunging dollur Isn't likely to cause much pain nn Mali) Street. At the beginning o f the year, one dollar was worth about 113 Japanese yen. ny Monday the dollar's worth had fallen roughly 12 percent to a postwar low of *19.93 yen before rallying slightly to close at 100.35 yen on the Tokyo foreign exchange market today. The dollar Is also down 10 percent from Its high this year vs. the German mark. Eurojie's strongest currency. In theory, the dollar's decline weakens U.S. purchasing power because It takes more dollars to buy the same amount o f Im­ ported goods. It also can mean higher prices and Inflation. One old econom ic formula says that a 10 percent decline In the dollar's value translates Into a 1 percent rise in consumer prices over 1 to UY years. Hut In reality, people planning to buy a Toshiba television set or u Honda automobile next year have little to worry about, ac­ cording to economists and cor­ porate executives. Th at's because the United Stales Imports a relatively small portion o f what It consumes: Merchandise Imports accounted lor less limn 10 percent of the $0 trillion U.S. economy last year. The United States also Imjxtrts less from Japan and Germany than It does from Canada and lower-wage nations like Mexico und China. Currencies from those countries have weakened against the dollar, making their exports cheaper here. " T h e c o n c e r n s are overblown.” said Stephen S. Roach, senior econom ist at Morgan, Stanley A Co., the New York Investment bank. “ U.S. Inflation Isn't going to be driven by what the dollar does against the yen and the mark." Roach noted thnt the dollar's value fell much more sharply In the late 1980s without having a m ajor Im pact on consum er prices. Wall Street has t>ccn alarmed because a cheaper dollar dis­ courages foreigners from In­ vesting In U.S. stocks and bonds. Thai could ultimately lead to higher American Interest rales, which would make the cost of borrowing more expensive for Americans and Inevitably slow the U.S. economy. hast year, purchases from Japan and Germany totaled #135,8 billion, while imports from Canada. Mexico and China totaled #182.0 billion. A m e r ic a 's Im p o r ts fro m Germany are primarily Industri­ al materials, such ns chemlcnls. and cnpltul goods, such as machine trails. Price Increases on those Items won't directly afTect consumers. J a p a n e s e c o m p a n ie s are moving away from exporting mass-market consumer goods like TV s and fax machines, because they can no longer produce I hem profita b ly In Japan. Production of such Items has been moved to lower-wage Aslan countries or to the Untied Stales. "W e manufacture color TVs h ere and w e Im port vid eo c a s s e t t e r e c o r d e r s fr o m Singapore, these arc our main consumer Items," said Kenjtro Ishlhara. u vice president at T o s h ib a A m e rica Inc. Th e dollnr's decline won't have much Impact on Toshiba's profits or prices, he said. The weak dollar Isn't likely to affect auto prices much either. Lust year. Japanese automakers built ubout half of the 3.3 million vehicles they sold In the United Stales at their American plnnls. paying for the lubor and a large share of the parts for those cars and trucks In dollars. Furthermore, with Detroit now making cars thul cun compete with the Japanese on quality, Toyota. Nissan mat Honda can't Insist sticker prices n>o much without losing hard-won market ■hare to I heir American rivals. Award----------Continued from Page 1A capacities In the Luke. Monroe Waterfront Master Plan Steering Committee; Sanford Historic Trust; and Florida Main Street program. She Is presently on the Hoard of Dlreclors o f Ilie Grealrr San­ ford Chamber o f Commerce, where she serves us u member o f Ihe Education Committee. During Ihe past years, the city has up|xj|nlrd her to serve on the Historic Preservation Hoard, and P lu n n ln g und Z o n in g Commission. She Is a career business woman, who has owned her own business for the past 25 years. Stairs Property Management and Realty. Inc., Is located at 101 W. first Street In downtown San­ ford. She deals In historic pro(K-rtles as well as residential and downtown businesses. Stairs is extremely active in church work ut First liupltst Church, where site has served m various capacities as Sunday S ch ool teacher, clerk , and member o f a number of church committees. She also serves youth through her church by s|iounorlng Pee Wee und Little la-ague baseball teams. Kuy Harlholom ew. w riting alKiut her earlier this month said. "She Is working hard to obtain thr Weluka Building and the Rltz Theatrr for non-profit organizations, thus contributing to thnt important seelor of the community." H u rl h o ltn e w c o n t in u e d . "Helen Stairs Is a trader who Is willing to give o f herself In addition to resources o f her business. She Is a lender who serves the community, and I for one. respect and admire her as well as appreciate her dedication efforts." Mayor Smith also expressed special appreciation following the ofllrlul proclamation by leaving the commission dais last nlghi. to give Stairs a hug. The annual Warren E. "P ete" Knowles award Is presented In honor of Knowles who Is u former Sanford City Manager. Knowles wus unable to lie on hand for the presentation last night Fireworks---------------------------------------------------Continued from Page 1A When Gunyenu heard Friday th e r e w o u ld not be lo c n l firew orks she said she was outraged. "Everyone I talk lo Is Just real upset." she added. " I think It's ridiculous. They probably have 20,000 or 30,000 people that show up for Ibis every year, Why didn't the Main Street Commit­ tee. which Is trying to promote downtown Sanford, get Involved In Oils? Why didn't they pro­ mote stalls down Main Street? Il Is Just unreal lo inr they would lei nn opportunity like that slide." she added. Faye Fulton, manager of the Sanford Main Street Committer said she was not approached to work on the fireworks display, bill the group could not have provided any money for the project due to limited funds, "1 don't know Steve, and I've never talked to him. But 1 ran trll you that Main Street works on u very limited budget. At the Plumbing— Continued from Page IA beginning of the year, we set our goals, und there's no way Hint Main Street would have the financial means to put on any kind of fireworks display." She added a city usually handles the fireworks display. Mayor Bettye Smith could not tie reached for comment this morning. Gonycuu, who Is u si rale id accmmls manager nt Orlando College, has been a Florida resldcnl since 1963 and lived In Sanford since 1978. Site said she lias watched fireworks In San­ ford for many years and will miss them tldsyenr. S a n fo rd F ire C h ie f T o m Hickson said he had not heard about the "DYOF" event hid advised consumers lo supervise chlldcn and use only legal, fireworks. " I f It goes up or blows up, Its lllegul," Hickson said, “ that's ihe easiest way to remember." Hickson said two roadside lents have received permits lo sell fire w o rk s a lth o u gh he expects a total of five tents to be operating before the Fourth of Julv. "T h e fireworks they are selling rigid now do meet all the codes Issued by the stale." Hlrkson said, adding pcrkidlr Inspections o f the stands will continue through the holiday. "Fire pre­ vention lakes care o f thnt nrea (inspections) of It. They Just keep me updated as to how many (vendors are npcruttngl and whether they've found anything Illegal. They haven't yet." It wasn't a sys­ tem ." Lyles said Hie old plumbing wus starting to show signs of aging. There were periodic pro­ blems that could have been dealt with a little at a lime, but paIcblng Ihe pipes would only postpone the Inevitable. "So. they decided to do I he whole thing at onre." lie said. "D o It und do It rigid." Lyles said tbal the work Is being done quickly and thnl It has not affected Hie operation of Ihe college at all. "You don't even notice except Continued from Page 1A when you go outside and hear all Hud construction noise," he enough land said. "And they are working so fur the center, said Owens. quickly. They dig up a section, The next-best local tons arc In replace Ihe pipe und cover II all the Lake Mary Boulevard and up. Then lliry're on to the next Stale Road 40 areas a I Interstate section." 4. Owens said. There's plenty of Nn one on campus has had to land, hut no hotels. "g o wllhout going" during the Commissioners said they were rcjilaccrncnt process. Lyles said. willing to move ahead with the lie believes the new plumbing center, hid wanted lo see If there system should lie In pluee within wus any hotel Industry Interest tiie next couple weeks. In the center. Center-------- AP P o litic a l W rite r LOUISE CAM PBELL BRODT Louise Campbell Drodt, 82. E. First Street. Sanford, died Sun­ day, June 20. 1094 at Deltona Healthcare Center. Dorn April 19. 1912 In Ottumwu. lowu. she moved to Central Florida In 1998. She was a secretary for G .M . P o n tia c D iv is io n In Chicago. She was u member of All Saints Episcopal Church, Enterprise. She belonged to Amaryllis Circle. Gordon Club or Deltona and Seminole Audubon Society, Sanford. ford; sisters, Ingrid Wltllcrs|ioon. Oracle. Robin, and Qulnnclu. all ofSnowhlll: 11 grandchildren. Wllson-Elcbciberger Mortuary. Inc., In charge o f arrangements. S u r v iv o rs In clu d e sis te r. V i r g i n i a M. E r d m a n . Chesterfield, Mo.; brother. Rob­ ert B. Campbell. Redlands. Calif. Survivors Include parents, Tony and Karen Pryor. Winter Springs; brother. Paul. Cassel­ berry: maternal grandparents, George und Dorothy Klusck. Holiday; paternal grandmother, Almu Durham. Orlando; paternal great-grandm other. Gertrude Matney. Orlando. Stephen R- HaldaufT Funeral Home, Dcltonu, In charge of arrangements. RODA CHRIBT1AN Koda Christian. 62, Muddy Lane. Sanford, died Thursday, June 23. 1994 at Florida Hospi­ tal, North. Altamonte Springs. Dorn July 23, 1931 In Madison, she moved to Sanford In 1954. She was a homemaker. She was a member of SI. John Missionary Baptist Church,Sanford. Survivors Include husband. Rufus; sons, Rufus Jr., Sanford. Randy, Daytona Bench; daugh­ ters, Klzzle Rutlui Mae Everett. Carolyn. Diane Lawson, Delores, Maryann Andraska, all of San­ ford, Barbara Jean McFaddcn, Daytona Dcach; sisters, Edith Jones, Kent. N... Ethel Jny Oliver, Sanford; brother, Harvey Chattman, Sanford; 19 grand­ ch i l dr en ; four g r e a t ­ grandchildren. Sunrise .Funcrul Home, San­ ford, In charge of arrangements. HERMAN FINLEY MULLER I I i. | I il Herman Finley Muller. 37. Westward Drive. San Antonio. Texas, died Wednesday. June 22, 1994 at Wllford Hall Medical Center. San Antonio. He was born April 23, 1957 In Sanford. He was Baptist. He was a retired non-commlssloncd officer In the U.S. Army. Survivors Include m other, Bcrntcc H. Muller. Snawhill; wife, Patricia Muller, San A n ton io; son, John nie Robinson. Korea; daughters. IIIsha, San Anttitilo, April and Nicole, both of Oviedo. Karen Knox, Arkansas; brothers, Ar­ thuf and Clifford, both or San- V ' KE ITH ANTHONY PRYO R Keith Anthony Pryor. 21. Moccasin Court, Casselberry, died Saturday. June 25. 1994 <U bis residence. Born Dec. 10. 1972 In Arlington Heights. HI., be moved to Central Florida In 1970. lie was a manager for Tony Pryor Auto Sales. Bald wln-Fa Irch I Id Funeral Home, Goldcnmd-Wlnter Park Chapel. In charge of arrange­ ments. L U L A W YN E LLE RAINE Lulu Wynellc Ralnc. H7. S. Lukcmont Avc., Winter Park, died Sunday. June 20. 1994 at Winter Park Healthcare Center. Born Dec. 7, 1900 In Mucon. Ga., she moved to Central Florida in 1949. She was Prolestanl. She was a home maker. She was a life member of Winter Park Garden C lu b , a Red C ross N urse, member of D.A.R., Order of Eastern Star and Daughters of the Confederacy. Survivors Include daughter, Sucllcn Wynellc Tudor. Sanford. C a r e y H and C o x - P a r k c r Funcrul Home. Winter Park. In charge o f arrangements. Joan Hullo. Charleston: brother. H.A.. Geneva; seven grandc h i l d r e n and g r e a t * grandchildren. G ram k ow Funeral Hom e. Sanford. In charge of arrange­ ments. DARREN 8. TILL1NQHABT Darren S. Tllllngbast, 33, French Avenue, Sanford, died Sunday. June 20. 1994. Hr was born In Canandaigua, N.Y., and moved to Central Florida In 1976. He wus an automobile parts and production assembly worker for Federal Purls. He wus proteslnnt. Survivors Include wife. Susan: dau ghters. Sylvia Ann und Angela Christian, both of San­ ford; mother. Gertrude A. Policy, Sanford: father, Hubert L.. Canuudlagua; step-father, Ken­ neth Matthews Sr.. Scotia, N.Y.; brothers. Mark A., Los Angeles. C alif., S terlin g J., Sanford; half-brother, Kenneth Matthews Jr.. Sanford: sisters. Karen Y. Hardy. North Carolina. Amy M., Daytona Beach. Sheryl A.. New York. Luuru E. Hinckley, San­ ford: mutcrnul grandfath er, G ordon J. Belcher. C anan­ daigua. Bunflcld Funeral Services, Winter Springs. In charge of arrangements. ROBERT C .YIN O LIN G R o b e rt C. Y ln g lln g , 7 1, Rlvcrhcnd Drive, Altam onte Springs, died Sunday, June 20. 1 9 9 4 . He wa s b o r n In Philadelphia and moved to Cen­ tral Florida In 1990. He wus a retired store nmiuigcr. He was a member of First Buptlst Church, Orlando. He was an Army veter­ an of World War II. CURTIS B. RHODEN Curtis 0. Rhoden. 01, County Road North. Sanford, died Sun­ day, June 20. 1094 ill Llfeenre Center, Altamonte Springs. Born Feb. 6, 1933 In Frostproof, he moved to Central Florida in 1968. He was a security guard at Flen World. He wus Buptlst. He was an Army veteran o f the Korean War. Survivors Include daughters. Deborah. Altumoule Springs. Sharon Oghorn. Swedesburo. N.J .: three grundehl Id re n. Woodlawn Funeral Home and M em orial Park, Orlando, In charge of arrangements. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e so n s, H e r b e r t , S a n fo r d , L e s t e r Blrtchctt, Ira E. Hutto, both of Charleston. S.C.; daughters. Debbie Ortswold, Frostproof. Carln Hall. Puerto Rico, Sherry Snyder, A ltam onte Springs. RHOOEN. CURTIS B. Graveilde funeral tarvlcal for Mr. Curtll U Rhoden, at, of Sanford, who dltd Sunday will bo II o'clock Thuradav morning al Corinth Camalary, Frotlprool, FL. Frltndt may call al Oramkow Funaral Horn* Wednetday Irom 41p.m. Arrangamtnli by Oramkow Funaral Horn#, Sanford. FUNERAL For local residents searching for a professional fireworks dis­ play of crowd-pleasing exploding rockets, Hickson suggested the show In the Dcltonn/Entcrprlsc area. That display could I k - seen across Lake Monroe when Ihe Hanford fireworks were explod­ ing In the past. There Is also u downtown Orlando display h i Lake Eola. "O f course, there's always Ihe g r an d daddy of them all...Disney." Hickson said. Inn------------Continued from Page 1A motion, which means that rather than being Immediately resolved In favor of RTC. the case will be forwarded to another court. Ron Johnson, heud of Uindcom Hospitality Management Com­ pany. which handles the man­ agement aspect o f Ihe Sanford location, said no ehunges are planned In the operation nr services offered. "W e nre n man­ a g e m e n t o r g a n iz a t io n ," he explained, "and providing the best operation possible Is our goal, no matter who owns Ihe facility or what the sign says." J o h n s o n s a id Ih e n a m e "Marina Hotel" Is not part of a chain, hut is considered nn Indi­ vidual operation. When asked why the new facility Is being called a hotel rather than motel, Johnson re­ sponded. “ The use o f the word motel Is going by the wayside. Hardly anyone is using the term any more. Tticy are either called Inns or hotels. Only those who haven't changed signs or official names yet are sllll using Ihe word motel." The building wus built in 1907 with the Holiday Inn leasing the operation within u few years. It bus been In continuous operation since thut time. Expectations high for new White House ‘pillar of strength’ ■y JILL LAW MNCR DEATHS Hickson recommends parents be selective In the type o f fireworks they give lo their children and closely supervise t h e m . P a c k a g e s s o l d In su perm arkets and discount stores contain legal fireworks. Hickson added. WASHINGTON — The daunting demands on President Clinton’s new chief o f slaff range from smoothing out rugged White House oiktu IIoiis lo advancing uduilnlsiratlon priorities such as health care und welfare reform. Hudgct Director Leon Panclta says he'll he settling Into a Job he culls (lie toughest In town by mid-July. At the same time current chief of staff Muck McLurty. among Ihe last of the Arkansans Clinton brought to tils Inner circle, will take on hts new role as counselor lo his boy hood friend. "W hat’s happening Is. we re now looking at a very large legislative agenda." Panctta, « former California congressman, said Monday night nn CNN's "Larry King Live." "J have that kind of experience. 1 know Ihe players. 1 know I lie nrena." With McLurty silling beside him. he added: "T h e feeling was. this Is the best time that Mack become what he really Is. which Is a close adviser o f the president." The shifts arc part of the biggest personnel shukcup of Clinton's presidency. David Gcrgcn, brought In as counselor lust year to aid u White House reeling from Image problems, will become a special adviser at the Slate Depart me nl, which Is having similar problems. Punelta's like-minded deputy al Ihe Office o f Management und Budget, Alice Rlvllu, moves up to become the agency's first female director. McLurty had long been criticized In some quarters ns a weak link In the White House operation — a poor administrator who was nice lo u fault, resulting In undisciplined troops and mixed messages to Congress. Clinton said Monday thut Ills childhood friend hail "run an open While House, treating others and their Ideas with unfailing courtesy ..." He praised McLnrty's "decency, Integrity and good will." Bill his description o f Panetln made clear whnl Clinton Is after. He said tils budget director hud been "a pillar of strength" and a skillful manager of his 500 OMB employees In the past 18 months. Pnnclta was chairman of the House Budget Couynlllcc before Joining the administration. He Is described as warm and funny, Ihe kind of person who Is ulwnyn cither making n Joke or laughing atone. But his resolute side was on display lust year during (lie long, Intense buttle to shape Clinton's economic plan. A committed deflclt-cultcr. he eventually prevailed over political advisers who urged Clinton lo Invest in education and other areas rather than worry about deficit reduction. One o f I he losers In (hut fight, consultant Paul Bcgala, said Monday tlml he could personally attest to Punetta's tenacity. "Ask anyone who has ever disagreed with him uhoul deficit reduction If Leon la tough," Bcgala said, "H e Is tougher than day-old rlgatonl." Some expect Puncttu to bring clarity to u White House often accused of being fuzzy, indecisive nnd overly accommodating. "There's not going to be uny mistaking whnt he thinks uftcr he tells you," said Sen. John Drcaux, D-Lu., a moderate Clinton associate with n key vote on the Senate Finance Committee. "It's going to he pretty clear where he's coming from and wlral he wants done." Clinton presented the McLarty move ns some­ thing his friend had initialed. But McLarty said later that wasn’ t quite accurate. "T h e discussions we hud were u response lo (lie need\)\^president had expressed for more o f m y lime and m y counsel,” hr said on CNN. McLarty said he suggested Panctta as his successor, leading lo a Hireling Saturday al Camp David among Clinton. Panctla and Vice President Al Gore. The deal was sculcd Sunday. Gcrgcn himself brought up Ihe Idea o f moving lo Stale for what he has said would he his final months with the administration. McLarty said. The Republican Gcrgcn "hod some reticence" about being In a Democratic White House during midterm elections, said Ihe outgoing chief of staff. The president said Ills personnel moves would energize his team for the work ahead on trade, foreign policy, economic Issues und health und welfare reform. Republicans said the switches don't address the policy problems of Ihe Clinton presidency. And « Bush administration vclerun with a unique chlcf-of-staff history called McLarty a sacrificial lamb. Sam Skinner wus brought In as ihe soothing successor to the ubruslve John Sununu. But he was soon ousted to make room for the savvler James Baker. "W hen things aren't going well al the White House, the chief of stuff ends up taking the bullet for the president." said Skinner. "It has nothing to do with reality, usually. I doubt very much Hint Mack McLurty Is the problem." Legal Notice Legal Notice NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y GIVEN. that Fidelity National TUI* Co. ol PA ■! Truil**. Ih* hold*r ol tha following cerllflc • K ill hit |il*d Mid cerllllc ate lit for a l* i d**d to b« luu*d Iheraon Th* c*rtlllc*l* numb* r(i) and yaarlt) ol liiuance, tha daic rlptlon ol th* proparty, and tha named) In which It wai aiiaiMd It/ara at loiiowt: C*rlMlcalaNo. li\ Yaarol iMuance; IWO Datcrlpllon ol Proparty: LEG SEC 11 TWP MS RGE WE ft 443 42 FT OF S MO FT OF E 30 FT OF SE 14 Nemei In which aliened: S.C. Dlckion All ol laid proparly balng In tha County ol Seminole. Stata ol Florida. Unlait tuch cartlflcalad) ihall ba redeemed according to law, tha proparty dticrlbtd In tuch c*rtlllcata(t) will ba told to tha hlghtif blddar at tha wail Iron! door, Seminole County Courthouta. Sanlord. Florida, on tha ITH day ot Augutl, 1W4, al M AM Payment ol Sail I**, appllca bla documentary itamp lixet and wording Itti ara required lo ba paid by tha lucctttlul blddar al tha tala. Full paymant ol an amount aqual to tha highlit bid II dua within 34 hourt altar tha adverllted lima ot tha tala. All paymantt ihall ba cath or guarantied Initru mint, mid* payable to the Clerk ollh i Circuit Court. Dated this }2nd day of Jure. IW4. (SEAL) Mary inn* Morn Clerk ot the Circuit Court SimlnoliCounty, Florida By: MIchalliL. 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Payment ol Sal* lee, appllca bli documentary itamp l i n t and recording t i l l ar* required to be paid by tha lucctntul bidder at th* Ml* Full payment ot an amount equal to the hlgheit bid II due wllhln 24 hourt liter the adveriltad time ot the tale All payment! Ihall be cath or guaranteed Initru menl. mede payable to th* Clerk ol Ihe Circuit Court. Deled thli 1ST day ol JUNE. IW4 (SEAL) Maryann* Morie Clerk ot Ihe Circuit Court Seminole County, F lor Ida By: BECKY WILSON Deputy Clerk Publlih: June). 14,21,31, IW4 DES 34 i * �Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida - Tuaaday, June 28, 1M4 FCC: Bolster educational programs on TV WASHINGTON — Federal regulators arc con­ sidering tougher requirements on TV stations to boost the number of educational programs for young viewers. They also want to make sure that shows such as "T h e Jctsons" und "Leave It to Beaver" don't show up again ns "educational" programs. The Federal Communications Commission Is collecting recommendations today from broad­ cast networks, program producers nnd watchdog groups at Its first hearing In 10 years on the stale o f children's television. The commission Is' considering whether It should adopt a definition of whnt constitutes an educational program nnd require stations to air a set amount of educational programs for children every week. Children's television nctlvlst Peggy Charrcn, founder o f the watchdog ({roup Action for Children's Television. 1s recommending that the FCC require n minimum of seven hours of cducntlonnl programs a week. The programs should be at least 30 minutes long und air between 7 n.m. und 10 p.m. " I t seem s abundantly clear tliut almost everyone In the commercial TV business Is still trying to figure out how to benefit from children Insteud o f how to benefit children," Churren said In testimony prepured for the commission. As a condition o f license renewal, stations must demonstrate to the FCC that they have aired programs meeting the educational and Informa­ tional needs o f children. Tw o years ago. some TV stations told the FCC they had met those needs and llstrd. In documents to the agency, such ment as a secondary one be considered educa­ tional programs for regulatory purposes. Broad­ casters and program producers don't like the proposal. " i f educational programs are anything short of fully entertaining and engaging children simply will not watch." according to testimony being presented today by Kenneth Werner, senior vice president of business alfulrs for The Walt Disney Co.'s TV unit. Jennette Trias, president o f children's progrnmmlng for ABC, agreed: "Effective education­ al programming must first reach before it can teach. If a program Is Incklng In entertainment value, not enough chlldrrn will watch to attract the advertising revenue necessary for commercial survival." she said In testimony to lie presented to the commission. The Center for Media Educullon. a public Interest group, has recommended defining educa­ tional programs as those thul further the understanding of a variety of subjects Irani history and science to fine arts and langunffi*. Programs would target viewers 10 years old and younger. \ While the commission hasn't had nny recent Incidents o f cartoons being defined as educational fare, consumer groups and some lawmakers hnve questioned the effectiveness o f the FCC's regula­ tions. • Those regulations stem from a 1090 l|V designed to lioost the number of cducatlofuil programs broadcast to young viewers. It rflsq restricts the number o f commercials that cun nui with children's programs on broadcast und cajile television. 1 Earlier tills month. Rep. Edward Mnrhey, D-Muss., an architect of the luw. said that slued Its passage “ there has not been a dramatic Increase In children's educational programs" on broadenst television. The broadcasting Industry disputed the assertion. Feds release new data on human radiation experiments lion tests were among stacks of documents inode public by the department on Its nuclear pro­ gram as e v id e n c e o f whnt W ASHINGTON Pregnant women In Iowa, newborns In Energy Secretary H ard O'l-enry called a new era of openness In T e n n e s s e e , a 0 7 -y e u r -o ld leukemia patient In Boston — the once-secrctlvc agency. The Bummurles of the rndlndifferent people In different cir­ lion tests often provided only cumstances. they and hundreds scant Information nnd guve little o f others became Cold War detail about the studies Involved, guinea pigs. how hum an s u b je c ts w ere They nil were used In the selected or their Identities. In government's seurch to learn many cases the experiments more about how radiation affects the human body, according to were conducted at research hos­ pitals. Some were done as late as new Information mudr public by the 1980s. the Energy Department. T h ro u g h o u t m an y o f the The department disclosed on ex|>erimentn. a luck of adequate Monday thnt a review of more than 11,000 documents un­ consent "continues to tie the theme," said Mrs. O'Leary ul a e a r t h e d u t I e n s t 4 8 n ew news conference. Later. Energy experiments In which perhaps Department staffers said thnt In as many as 1.200 people were only a few of the documented subjected to rndlutlon exposure, often with no evidence of con­ experim ents was there clenr evidence o f consent, though sent. The additional hnmun radio­ consent mny have been given. In none or the experiments wus there uny "potcnllul thera­ peutic benefit to the subjects" Involved, although the projects might have hud broader thera­ peutic goals, said Ellyn Weiss of the d e p a rtm e n t's O ffic e o f Human Radiation Experiments. Other rcvelutlons from the newly released Energy Depart­ ment data: —Confirmation that between 1903 nnd 1992 there were 95 previously hidden underground nuclear Ixtmb detonations at the Ncvudu Test Site. The blasts went unnoticed bccuuse they were conducted simultaneously with other bomb tests to avoid detection. —The government produced ubout a third m ore h igh ly enriched uranium — 994 metrictons — over the years than previously thought at facilities In Portsm outh. Ohio, and Oak Ridge, Tcnn. An estimated 259 metric Ions Is still In Inventory, about two-thirds of It at Oak Ridge. A metric ton equals about 2.200 pounds. — P h y s ic a l In v e n to r ie s o f highly enriched uranium show about 1.3 metric tons less than what Is shown on the Istoks. but officials attribute the difference to sloppy tmokkrcplng and not theft. Similar discrepancies have been found In the past for plutonium stockpiles. —The government detonated a nuclear weu|>on In 1002 using reactor-grade plutonium o b ­ tained from the British, con­ firming arguments by nuclear proliferation activists (but reac­ tor-grade plutonium should be equally safeguarded. The department said so far nearly 83.7 million has been spent to try to learn more about human experiments Involving radiation, much of them In the 1040s and early 1950s. Before a water to drink to learn mprn about the absorption of plutoni­ um. These tests were described as voluntary and at least twq of the workers are ore still alive, uc* cording to the summary. complete record Is available. It may cost more than 824 million, a c c o r d i n g to d e p a r t m e n t estimates. Among the human experiment cases outlined Monday were: —The use of pregnant women In various tests Including at the University o f lowu In 1053 when women were Injected with radio­ active Iodine-131 to determine effects on the fetus. The women all hud been scheduled for literu p cu tlc a b o r tio n s and the aborted fetuses were then tested for radiation. —Researchers over a number o f days guve radioactive nine- hi two men. Including n 07-yeur-old leukemia patient, In a 1947, experiment In Boston to study* the dlspersul of the material lit the body. Neither the men nori the Institution Involved wad Identified. —The Injection o f radioactive Iodine Into newborns at the University of Tennessee und University of Iowa In the 1050s to Btudy the effects on the thyroid. —An unknown number -of; terminally 111 cancer patientswere Injected with strontlum-hs! us part of n scries of experiments! dubbed by the Atomic Energy; Commission ns "Project Sun-­ shine." After the patients died.! va rio u s body tissu es w ere! analyzed for radiation effect, the; documents said. —In 1040. six employees of a Chicago laboratory ussoclulcd with tite nuclear program were given plutonlum-contarnlnuted TV • VCR's • CD's • Camcorders fUClMCIDM&COTUI ✓ W - N - O * — *• ' ' - U * it| ADonna New Secret Is offering an | Introductory Special Prspsrsd by the Advertising Ospl. of ths I ' Highlights or Perm Ct/Tfr U I* t j l . 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ICBA. made up o f players from Oviedo and Luther high school's, cut a 12 point lead to Just three with three minutes remaining, but leadln scorer and rebounder Stephanie Nolseux foule out. leaving the team with Just five players, as (hey fell 59-49 to Bartow. Nolseux finished with 29 points and 19 rebounds. Also scoring for the local squad were Lisa Llljcnqulst with eight points. Shydonnn Tossle with six and Chrtssy Wheeler. Cindy Llljenqulst and Kristina Zahn with two points cuch. Wheeler and Lisa Llljenqulst combined for 21 assists. Baseball tournament at SMS • SANFORD - The NBC (National Baseball Congress) will hold the State Championship Quallflng Tournament at Sanford Memorial Stadium starting Friday at 5 p.m. The NBC. which Is open to players of any nge. Is generally considered the top amateur baseball organization In the world. !, The eight-team, double-elimination tourna­ ment will continue through Monday. July 4th. The top three finishers In the toumument will advance to the state tournament In Orlando. . The defending state champions are the Oviedo .Juice from the Central Florida Bascbull League. This yenr the team Is playing os the Casselberry Bucks and will be In the event. Also In the tournament will be the Seminole County Notes, coached by Seminole Community College assltant coach Rod Fergerson and made up of college players from Seminole County high schools. The Notes' first game will be ut 8 u.m. Saturday against the Miami Cardinals. Admission will be *2 for adults and t l for studenls and senior citizens. Weather can’t keep runners from Track Prom S ta ff Reports_________________________ LAKE MARY — Despite sweltering conditions at Lake Mary High School's Don T. Reynolds Stadium, over 30 people showed up Mnnduy night for the second night of the Lake Mary Summer Track Series. “ It was a gredt turnout," said series organizer Michael Gibson Sr. "It was extremely hot. but 33 people ran In the events. Including two men over 70 years old. we hnve never had anyone thnt old run before. We ulso had at least 18 fans In the stands watching." The series will tnke off next Monday for I he Fourth of July, before returning for lit* final two nights on Monday. July 11 and Monday, July 18. The results from Monday night's action: 8-UNDEROIRLB Wendy Mell: 1. long Jump. 5-fcel-10; 2. shot put. 0-rcct-10:4. 50. 10.0:3.800.4:30.0 Barbara Hornrelch: 2. long Jump. 4-frrl-3; I. shot. 7-fcct-B: 3. 50.9.9; 4. 800.4:44.0. Catrlna Lovctlc: 1. 50. 8 .1: 1. 200. 39.2: 2. 800. 3:88. Sabrina Newton: 2. 50. 8.3; 2. 200. 41.4; I. 800.3:57. S UNDER BOYS Tyler Gnnus: 1. long Jump, ll-feet-5; 2. shot, 13-fect: 1.50.7.0: 1.200.38.1: 1.800.3:42.0 Michael Gibson Jr.: 4. lung Jump. 7-fccl-7: 1. shot, 14-fcet-6; 4. 50.8.9. Michael Hetrick: 3. long Jump, 7-feet-7: 4. shot. 7-feet-B: 2. 50 .8.B: 2.200.40.7. Michael Mealor: 2. long Jump. 8-fcct-7; 3. shot, I l-fect-5:3. 50.8.8:3.200.40.8; 2.800,3:45.0. 9-10 BOYS Josh Orover: 1. long Jump. 9-feet-11: 1. shot. 13 fcet-8; 2. 50. 8.0; 2. 800,3:24.0. Wayne Williams: 1. BO. 7.0: 1. 200. 35.9; 1. 800.3:11.0. Matt Stroup: 2. 100. 11.9; 1. mile. 5:30.5: 3. 400. 57.4. Brad Schick: 3. 100. 12.0: 1.200.27.1. Asmar Cal very: 1.400.55.1. Dennis Platt: 1. mile. 0:29.4. 19-29 MEN Robert Pendle: I. 100, 12.9. D.J. Lewis: 1. mile. 4:33.2. 40-49 WOMEN Pat Beldelschles: l.'mllc. 0:54.5. 40*49 MEN 11-13 OIRLS Patty MacDowcll: 1. long Jump. 13-fcct-4: 1. triple-jump.20fcct-0: (.shot. 14-feet-3. 11-13 BOYS Maurice Allen: I. 100. 13.7: I. 200. 30.2; 2. 800.3:04.0. Erik Young: 2. 100. 14.7: I. HOO. 2:47.4: I. 400. 1:00.3. Oary Newton: 3. 100. 15.3: 3. HOO. 3:33.0; 2. 400. 1:24.2 14-18 OIRLS Lcs Barkley: 1. 100. 13.0: 1.200. 20.0. BO-S9 MEN Lionel Bonck: 1. 100. 13.1: 1.200. 27.5. Ed Plgrnnn: 1. mile. 7:18.2. SO-OVER MEN John Anoka (74): I. 100. 15.7: 1.220. 22.5. Bart Ross (71): 1. mile at 0:53.3. 8-YEAR OLD RELAY (4 x 10O) I. Michael Gibson Jr., Michael Hetrick. Michael Mealor. Tyler Ganas. 1:19.9 10-12 RELAY (4 x 100) 880 - 1. Shawn Barkley. 2:45.1: 2. Becky Meagher. 2:55.4; 3. Brenda Mell. 2:58.9: 4. Katy Pierce. 3:27.8. Mile - 1. Tura Flynn. 7:10.0. 14-18 BOYS Torrie Klngcadc: 1. 100, 11.7:2.400. 55.2. 1. Wayne Wllllnms. Maurice Allen. Gary Newton, Erik Young. 1:01.9. 14-18 RELAY (4 X 100) I. Schick. Bonck. Lcs Barkley. Michael Gibson Sr. (57.9): 2. Howard Ehiner. Flynn. Pendle. Beldelschles, (1:00.8). Volleyball ‘Premier’s’ in style Prom Staff Reports [A R O U M P ilN fc llA T lO N Phillies shut down Marlins PHILADELPHIA — Shawn Bosklc scattered six hits In his first complete game In four years und Jim Elsenrelch hit a two-run triple as Philadelphia won Its third straight by beutlng the Florida Marlins 0-1 Monday night. Boskte (4-4) struck out four, walked two and allowed only one runner past first base. It was Ills second career complete game and his first since May 20. 1990. when he pitched for the Chicago Cubs. The Phillies Jumped out to a 4-0 lead In the first and knocked out Kurt Miller (1-3) nn Inning *UMariano Duncan reached on a fielder's choice, m oved to second on a single by John Kruk and scored on Darren Daulton's single. Kruk and iPaulton scored on the triple by Elsenrelch. who then scored on Milt Thompson's groundout. The Marlins got their only run In the fourth .when Oary Sheffield led off with his 1Oth homer •of the season. Yarborough elected to Hall * DARLINOTON, S.C. - Cale Yarborough, a [our-llme winner of the Daytona BOO. has been ilccted to the National Motorsports Press ssoclatlon's Hall of Fame. , Yarborough Is fifth on NASCAR’s all-time list \vlth 83 victories and won the series’ points ch am pionship three tim es. He won five Southern BOOs at Darlington, where he II be Inducted Into the hall on Sept. 3. Yarborough, from Sardis, S.C.. currently owns a Winston Cup NASCAR team. b-Cube blanked owwwww... ___ „ Wilson pitched a ZEBULON. N.C. - Gary .‘complete-game one-hitter as Carolina beat the •Orlando Cubs 4-0 In the Southern League. , Wilson struck out eight and gave up two walks. Hts bid for a no-hltter was snapped In the eighth when Pedro Valdes singled to center. Wilson (B-2) responded by striking out the next two batters to end the Innings Tlrn Marx provided all the scoring the ~Mudcats needed when he doubled home Omcr Munoz In the second Inning. Troy Bradford (3-9) took the loss for the Cubs. ^feeard to coach Nets 2 EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. — The New Jersey , I f els have hired former NBA player Butch Beard M o succeed Chuck Daly as coach. The Associated -fresa learned. Beard, the coach at Howard University for the past four seasons, was a Nets assistant from 1988-90. He will be Introduced at l news conference today, a source close to the )ltuatlon said. : BASEBALL * 0 7 :3 0 p.m. — WIRB 80. National League) Florida Marlins at Philadelphia Phillies. (L) Com jjlsts listings on 1994 HmiMPSotoSf Aporl Kmtolan The Sanford Recroatlon Department Little Mo|or Baseball Loaguo All-Stars stopped to pose lor a picture before heading to Leesburg lor Monday night's opening game In the Sub-District Tournament. Members ol the team aro: (Front row, left to right), Jonathan Brooks, Donovan Daniels, Antoine An- dorson, David Brock, Bradley Locko, Joo Sondholm. (Middle, left to. right), Jason Turner, Brian Porter, Willie Bennett. Andrew Bently, Alex Anderson, Levi Raines Jr.. Bud Bennett. (Back, left to right), assistant coaches Mike Davis and Ken Dryden and head coach Cynthia Porter. Not pictured, Nick Ireland. SANFORD — Premier was Just that Monday night us the City of Sanford Recreation Department Summer Rccreutlonul Volleyball League opened Its scuson ut the Sanford Middle Oymnutorlum. Premier had a perfect 5-0 week, with Its toughest gtlmc being a 15-13 battle with Wcntvlcw Baptist Church, which ended the night with a 4-1 record. Tltn Im-hI uuiiM- of the nlHtll Wits it 10-14 extra point victory for San­ ford First Baptist C h u rch ,*gvcr Palmetto Avenue HaplwtV-T58l»rch. T h e win allowed Sanford First BaptlsIX^liurch to finish third on the evening with a 3-2 mnrk. while Palmetto Avenue Baptist Church was fourth ut 2-3. Rounding out the night's stand­ ings were Nichols at 1-4 and B A M Lawn Service which did not have enough players and forfeited all live matches. □See Volleyball. Page 2B Post 53 splits odd B-Division twin bill Prom Staff Reports SANFORD — Who says there Is nothing new under the sun? It docs not matter how long you have been around the game of baseball. Just when you think you have seen It all. something pops up and surprises you nil over again. Thut Is exactly what happened In an American Legion B Division baseball doublehcader on Alumni Field In the Seminole High Sfchool Baseball Complex Monday after­ noon. D u rin g the n ig h tca p o f the doublehcader, Sanford Post 53 und the Pine Ridge Panthers (the new high school In Deltona) were hooked up In a 0-0 tremendous pitching duel entering the fourth Inning. During the Inning a Panthers batter delivered nn expletive toward the Post 83 catcher, which the plate umpire heard. Since Pine Ridge only had nine players, the umpire decided to warn the Panthers squad Instead o f ejecting the batter. After going to each player In the dugout und Informing them of the warning, the umpire turned to return to the plate und th e sam e c o m m e n t w as directed at the umpire as he left. The umpire Immediately ejected the player and Sanford received a 7-0 forfeit victory. "I could not believe It." said Post 53 head coach Larry Holbrook. "H e gave them the opportunity to con­ tinue playing and they did that. This wob a prime example of why you should let your actions speak for them selves and keep your mouth shut. The forfeit wiped out u great p itch in g perform ance by Mike Mngncr. who was working on a two-hlttcr. but a win Isa win. □See Post 83, Page 2B HwtMPhototoyApryt KonlOon Sanlord Post 53 second baseman Alan Gehr (right) gets ready to tag out Pine Ridge's Bill Dunn (-19) on pick oil play at second Post 53 split tho Monday doublehoador with tho Panthers at Semlnolo High School. Kilpatrick, France big winners on VCS clay oval ByBILLSIEBBRT Special to the Herald BARBERVILLE - Sturtlng on the outside of the front row. Mitch Kilpatrick powered his way to the front on the first lap and led the rest o f the 30-lap Pro Late Model feature to the checkered flag Frldny night at the Volusia County Speedway dirt track. Kilpatrick was challenged most of the night by runnerup Bobby Layman, but even Layman was too far behind the leader to make a difference In scoring. Following Kilpatrick and Layman were Joe Hall, Gary Flynn and Mike Luddenl to round put the top five finishers. Winners in the other divisions Included Jim France in the 25-lup Legends feature. Brian Bales in the Pro Stocks. Monty Stratton In the Mini Sprints and Steven Stratton In the Hobby Stocks. France, the President of Interna­ tional Spccdwuy Corporation and the 1992 Legends Cars National Tour champion, returned to the Gatoradc Florida Legends Scries after n two month absence and won Round 13. France, of Daytona Beach, won hlo first feature event of the season when he drove the Carmichael's Grill '37 Ford sedan from the third sturtlng spot In the 10-car field. He was several car lengths ahead of traveling Canadian Larry Majuery of Thorold, Ontario. In his Majuery Racing'40 Ford. Robert Ham of Ormond Beach. In the R Ann Racing '37 Chevrolet: Ron May of Neptune Beach. In the Patron Motorsports '37 Ford: and Rob Glenn of Jacksonville. In the LIP Champ Stores. '37 Ford, com­ pleted the top five on the %'s-mllc clay oval. Rounds 14 and 15 of the Gutoradc Florida Legends Series will be on Friday and Saturday night's. July 1 and 2. at Volusia County Speedway and the W m llc clay oval at St. Augustine Speedway, respectively. They will also be rounds of the B.F. Goodrich Legends Cars Nntionnl Tour. Bales led the way as Floyd Martin. Richard Adams. Randy flecker and Steve Wortman finished out the top five. Monty Stratton wusn’t haying any notions of giving up his pole posi­ tion and decided to stay ahead of outside front row starter and run­ nerup Tom Mulllgun for ull 15 laps. Mike Ponce. Duvy Cline und Charlie Staats trailed. Steven Stratton also led from flng-to-flag in the Hobby Stocks, finishing ahead of Lawrence Ednlc, Kathy Gainey, Donnie Bostic and Glenn Castro. In addition to the Legend cars, other events at Volusia County Speedway on the dirt during‘ the Fourth of July weekend will be a special 50-lap Lute Model feature, a 20-lap Open Wheel Modlflcds event and a 20-lap Hobby Stock finale set for Friday. July 1. FOR TH E BEST CO VERAG E OF SPO RTS IN YO UR AREA, READ TH E SA N FO R D HERALD DAILY �-1 r r r r * *• t T T r r r ”* r r # f 9t * f I _ SB - Sanlord Hsrold, Sanlord. Florida - Tuaaday, J u n t 28, 1BW Sanlord Herald. Sanford. Florida - Tutsday, June 28. 1004 - SB STATS & STANDINGS •l Samlnato Park Monday Rtf111 Flrtl rata —1414/ Dill.!) 7 Krypto Lao 1 Brllut Whll I ML Royal Palm 1440 11 JO If.CO MO 2 40 4.10 QiMiH.Ni P i 7 iin*ja(T(i-»-i)m .*a tatand rata —1.414/ Ci 11.11 > victory Ball 11.40 4.40 10 40 4TM Rhol) 4 JO 100 1Omni Pally Cllna 4M Q 114) 11.44/ P (14) 07.Nl T (1-4-1) N1.Nl DO (7 1) 141.N Third r « 4 - l.4«4i Di4l.1l 4Tima Alvrdo 14 M 1400 2.40 7 0«4r (tutor 10 00 4.40 ORoty Endort4m*nl 7.00 Q (4-7) 111.00/ P (4-7) 114.40) T (4-7 0. 1 tich t) 700.00 Fourth 74(4 - 1.4)4/ Cztl.M 7 Ttk Kttn Kd 14 00 11 00 1000 7Modoltt) 2 70 440 IKSForglg 140 Q (2 7) 24.00/ P 12 2) 04.40/ T (2 7 1) 144 44. (Corrytror) 4,420.24 Filth74(1 — 1.424/ 0:11.44 • 2 Ar|o Rltly 4 00 4 20 440 7Mitt Thor 4 40 10 40 oHutktrColl 440 0 12-7) 24.00/ P (2-2) 21.00/ T (1-7-4) Ut.44 llxth 7 4 (4 - 1,424/ A/21.27 t Prior t t l Unicorn 7 00 1.20 100 2 Ttnn’t Don P rk t 0.00 1.10 2Tonkt Cydono 4.40 Q H i ) ll.M l P (l-l) IM fl T (1-17) 411.N; 11-1-1.1 Of 1) 141.N tavanth raco — I.4M/ 0/11.44 IMagaTroy 17 40 4 10 HO 1 Bahni Dolly 400 140 7 Duko'i Dot 100 Q I l f ) M.Mi P 10-MI) 1IJ0; P (All-1) I.N I T (111) 1.711.4*1 I (4 7-1-All) l.lfl.M ' eighth raco —1.414/ B/11.U 1MT't Badland! 11 40 1 40 4 00 7 Sharo A Momanl 1 40 4 00 4 Omni Slartlghlar 1.40 0117) 17.N/ P (1-7) IN .14/ T (1-7 4114I.N Ninth raco —1.144/ A/D.10 7 RV Cathy Lao I I 40 11.40 110 IW ai My Flair 1140 110 0 Sunnla Alro 1.40 Q (1-7) 44.10/ P (7-All lf.N l P (All-1) 1.70/ T (1 14) 041.N/ QD (1-7 A 7 All) 1fl.Ni QD (1-7 A All-1) fl.N Ifthraca — UM/ B ill JO 1 Brink!Montana ON 1.40 7.N 0 Undo Franco 1.40 1.00 1Groat Rtvoronca 11 Q (1-01 N.N/ P (10) ll.N i T (1-0-1, 41 aicht) 41.N tlthraco — l.4M< O/ll.If 4 Cdy N Dmndi 11 N 4.10 1.40 0 Big John H 100 I N OShalby Suo 100 Q (40) Ill.N f P (4-All) IAN/ P (All-0) I f N i T (4 0-41 N7.N/ (Carryovor) MN.01 llth raco - 1044/T/lf.Tf IMIka't Kink f 00 HO I N 1JCK A Baba I N 140 llmokla Lilly 140 Q (1 11 14.1*/ P 11 1) 41.79/ T (1-1-1) Ill.N/ M i l 1-4) fit.N llth r a ta - 1.414/ AiM.74 1 Bnt Ln# Bfh 3 20 2 49 2 20 7Plx Nooky Ray 11 20 2 20 a Talk Wahoo Won 410 O (7 4) 14.44/ P (1-7) 11.74/ T (1-7-4) Ilf.It 14th ra(a —7,444/ Cilt.41 • RUSat 24 40 11 20 4 40 4 00 4 40 ITAtVInta ) Guilt Btby Float 410 O (11) 71.24/ P O l ) 11104/ 1 (4-1-2-All) 1,420.44 A - 774/ H - 174,101 lA tlB A L L STA N Pim sI National Loagoa All Tlmot IOT lo ti OvMan W . k P«1. •B .;in s L u 420 — 44 27 Atlanta Monlraal .,, 41 ]♦ .400 Il) Phlladalphta it 27 .207 a Florida 21 44 .447 12 11 42 .440 14 Now York Ctnlrol Otvllton W L Pci* OB 42 21 .201 — Clndnnall 247 2’ t 41 14 Houtton 27 14 .207 211 St Lout! Pllltburgh 24 27 .442 t't 421 II 21 41 Chicago WfltDtvItton W L Ptl. OB 207 — 24 27 Lot Angola! 40 .447 1 22 Colorado 12 4] .4)4 lit San Francltco 247 a 24 44 San Diego Monday*! Oamat Monlraal 7. Atlantal St. Loullf. Now York 0 Chicago!. Pltttburghl Phlladolphia 1. Florida 1 Colorado II. San Diago 7 Houtton 7, Cincinnati 4, II Innlngt San FranclKOl. lo t Angola! 2 T«Ntdi/i Oimtt Pllltburgh (Llabor > ]) al Chicago (Morgan 1 7 l.i:N p m . San Diago ICampboll 11 and Banot I f ) al Colorado (Palntor 11 and Harkay 1-4). 1,101 pm. Atlanta (Glavlna A7) at Montraal (Ruolor I I ) . 7:11pm Florida (Woathort 7-4) at Phlladolphia ( Valomuola M ), 7/U pm. SI Logit (Towktbury A7) at Now York (RamllngorAI),7:40pm. Cincinnati (Smlloy 401 al Houtton (Swlndalll 11.0:01 pm. San Frantltto (Hlckorton 14) al Lot Angola! (Horthltar 1 4), 10:01p.m. Amartoan Laaguo All Tlmot EOT ■at) Dtvliton W L Pel. OS 42 17 421 — Naw York 4] 11 .271 IV* Baltlmora Botton it 14 .207 II* Dolroll 24 17 .403 tl* Toronto It 41 411 141* C4ntr4l Dlvlllon W L Pci. OB Clovoland 41 1* m — Sat IV* 41 11 Chicago Mlnnotota n 14 .124 4 Kantat City n 12 .127 4V* 471 IV* 12 It Mllwiukao Watt Dlvlllon L Ptl. OS W Taxai 11 40 .421 — 4 4 <21 2 California n Saattla 11 44 .411 1 Oakland M 41 .400 4 Monday*! Oamot Now York 1. Bolton I Baltimore 7. Cleveland 4 Rental City 1. Mlnnetota I Milwaukee 1, Toronto I Oakland 10. California! Detroit II. Seattle 1 Tutidiy'i Qifntt Dolroll (Doherty 4 1) al Soattlo ( B o ilo lf) . 1:11p.m. Naw York (Poroi 11) al Dot Ion (Mlnchoy 1-1), 7:01pm. Baltim ore (Rhode! 1-1) al Clovoland (Grlmtley Id ), 7:01p.m. Toronto (S la w a rl 14) at M ilwaukee (MlrandaOO),0:01p.m. K a n ta t City (Cone 10 4) at Chicago (A lv a re if l),f:0 1 p .m Texet IFa|ardo 14) al Minna tola (Pulido 1S),0 01p.m. California (Leltwlch 11) al Oakland (Wilt 17), 10;0ipm. SOUTHERNLIAOUE Second Half ■attorn Dfvltlan W L Pet. OS Jatktonvllto (Markwrg) I 1 .412 — x Carolina (Plratai) 1 1 .421 — 4 4 .244 1 Orlando (Cuba) S 471 1 Ofoonvllto (Bravo!) 1 1 .204 IV* Knoxvlll* (Btuo Jayt) 1 Wotttm Olvltloni 1 I .777 — Nathvlllo ITwtnt) t 1 .710 to x Huntivllla (Athltct) 1 470 IV* Chattanooga (Radt) 1 1 1 47S IV* Mamphli (Royalt) 1 4 4J0 4V* Birmingham (WSox) 1 ......... ........ x cllnchad llr t l hall d vlito o till* Monday*! Oamot Carolina 4. Orlanda I Jackianvllla It , Knoxvlllo 7 Chattanooga 7. Nathvllto 1 Or aanvllla 10. Hunlivtlto 1 Birmingham I. Mamphli 4 Tvatday ■ Oamat Orlanda at Carolina Jackianvllla at Knoxvlllo Huntivllla at Oraonvlllo Nathvlllo al Chattanoooa Birmingham at Mamphli Philip Von Stotenelll. WASHINOTON CAPITALS - Shawn An dor ton, Tim Bergland Brian Curran. Marlin Jlranek. Jim Malhletoi WINNIPIO JETS - Andy Brkkley. Kan Gomender. P H ILU IS I. MARLINS I PHILA FLORIDA ab rh k l a b rh M Mrndnllb 1 1 1 1 C arrel 4000 DuncanN 4 10 0 BrownaN 1 0 10 Kruklb 4 110 Harvoy p 0 0 0 0 Daulton c 4 111 ............. Shttlold rf 4 111 Emrlchcl 1 1 1 1 C a rrlllo ll 4 0 0 0 MTmtn II 4 0 11 M gdanlb 1 0 10 Lngmrrl 4 0 10 4 0 0 0 Sntiagoc Slocktr it 10 0 0 KAbbtt i t 1 0 0 0 Botklap 4 0 0 0 Brborlalb 1 0 10 M illar p 0000 A rla ip h 10 10 Mthawtp 10 10 M u tlip 0 0 0 0 Conlno lb 10 0 0 II I 4 I Tetala D ili Tolalt Florida ON IN ON — t Ifx - 1 Phlladolphia 7 >B - Kruk 2 (10). MThompton 17). IB — Elionrtlch (2). HR — Shaltlald 111). Morandnl (1). SB - lengmlro (1). CS — Carr (4). H R SR SB SO IP Florida Mlltor L.M 2 2 4 4 1 0 412 1 1 I 1 1 Mathowt 12 0 0 0 0 1 Multi Harvoy 1 1 0 0 1 1 PhiladalpMa Botkla W.4 4 1 4 1 1 1 4 Umplrot — Hama. Quick/ Flrtt, Hohn. Sacond. Davit/ Third. Vanovor. T - 1 :M A -1 4 J N — □ IffO NHL Orotl Ordor HARTFORD. Conn. - Tho ordor al tolot lion for Iho flr tt round of Tuaiday't |ff4 NHL Draft: I. Florida 1. Anaholm I. Ottawa A Edmonton I Hartford 4 Edmonton 7. Lot Angolot 0. Tampa Bay t Quobac 10 Quobac II SanJota 11 N Y. Itlandort II. Vancouvor 14 Chicago • II. Wathlngton 14 Wathlngton 17. Buffalo If. Montreal If. Calgary N. Da Ila % 11. Rotton 12. Toronto n Dot roil 14. Pltttburgh 11. Now Jortay N . N.Y. Rangart NHL Free Aganti NEW YORK - A lilt ot NHL unrotlrlcttd tree egentt: ANAHEIM MIOHTY OUCKS - Joel Sev B o sto n ERUINS - Darren Bankt. John Carter, Brent Hughot. Jamie Hutcrolt, Mark Ma|or, Gordon Rob« r11 BUFFALO SABBES - Mark Kryt. Brad Patcall. Bill Pyo. Brad Rubachuk, Jaton Winch. CALOARV FLAMES - Polar Ahola. Guy Larota. Lao Norwood. CHICAQO ELACKHAWKS - Alexandra Andrlyavtkl, Roch Boday, Shawn Byram, Dave Christian, Joe Crowley, David Hakttol. Ray LeBlanc DALLAS STARS - Nall Brady, Trov Gambia. Yvet Horoux. Paul Jtrrard. Frank Kovect. Mark Oitotkl, Darlck Smith, Jail Stolp. Brian Straub. Rata Wilton. D E T R O I T R E D W IN O S - J im Bermlngham. Denial Barthlauma. David Gagnon, Mark Howe. Stove Mallalt, ■ OMONTON OILERS - Cord Mark. Mika sup it ton. FLORIDA PANTHERS - Mika Fellgne. Sandy Oelupo. Rick Htyward, Oord Hynat, Marc Labelle. H A R T F O R O W H A LE R S - C orey Beaulieu, Jell Bloomberg. Denlt Chellloux, Pout Ouey. Scotl Humonluk. Karl Johnston. Bob McOIII. Trevor Stknburg. Mike Tomlak. LOS ANOELIS KIHOS - Philip Crowe. More Fortier, Kevin Orenl, Mark Hardy, Dave Slower!, David Tralowlci. MONTREAL CANADIANS - Charlat Poulin. NEW JERSEY DEVILS - Michael Bod narchuk. Jett Chrlitlan, Roy Mitchell. Raid Slmpton. NEW YORK ISLANOIRS - Keith Acton. Kevin Chevnldeyolf. Wayne Doucal. NEW Y O R K R A N O E R S - C ra ig MacTavlth. OTTAWA SENATORS - Cord Dlneen. Mark Lalorttl, Brad Lauer, Andrew McBeln. Mark Michaud. Oan Quinn, Oraemt Townthand. PHILADELPHIA FLYERS - Frederic Chebol, Eric DandenaUI. Corey Fotlor. Todd Hluthko. Lance Pltlkfc. Toni Porkko, Rob Romaga. Dove Tippett. PITTSRUROH PENOUINS - Lorry Da Palma. Roberto Romano. Jaton Smart. Q U IR IC NORDIQUES - Nlclat An dortton. Jacquot Cloutier. Chrlt Llndberg, Martin Slmerd. Tony Twill. SAN JOSE SHARKS - Jamto Bakar. Shawn Cronin. Ouy Goeielln, Kip Miller. ST. LOUIS BLUES - Doug Croteman. Darak Franatla. Dava MacKay. Brian Poltorln, Richard Plan. TAMPA BAY LIOHTNINO - Scat! Botlen. TORONTO MAPL1 LEAFS - Chrlt Govadarlt. Paul Holden. Ouy Lohoux. VANCOUVER CANUCKS - Noll Bltonhul. Tim Hunter. Joy Marur, Troy Neumeler. ...............- - People . ■y BARRY WILMKR AP9porto Writer They hobbled off the field, looking like losers. They spent forever In the showers, then Budwelter 0.1. Jao't IN Retullt went for massages. They didn't PORTLAND. Ora - Tho order ot llnlth Sunday ot the Budwelter O.l. Joe'i NO feel much like talking. Indy car raco. with ttarllng potlllon In These were the world champi­ perenthetet, retldence or country, chattlt on Germ ans, w ho had Jubi engine. Iapt completed, roeton out, II any, and winner'i average tpeed In mph: squeezed Into the second round 1. (I ) Al Untar Jr. Albuquarouo. N.M.. of the World Cup? Pentko llmor V0 O. 101. 107.777 mph (break! It was. It might have seemed World Cups you played In. at l raco record at 10) l i t tot In I f f ! by Micheol Andretti I / 1. (1) Emerton Fittipaldi. Braill. morr like torture than triumph, very least you should know tt Pentko llmor VI O. ttl; 1 (4) Paul Tracy. but the Germans survived the rules of the tournament you'i 1TRANSACTIONS Canada. Pamka llmor V fO . 101/ 4. Ill nearing heat In Dalian and the In. and we didn't." Hobby Gordon. Orange. Call) . Lola Ford Cotworth XB. 101: L (I ) Nigel Mentell, nccond-half charge of the South Today. Ireland. Norway. Ita y Monaay't Sportt Trantatltont Clearwater, Lola Ford Cetwerth XB. 101: 0. Koreans to win 3-2. That victory and Mexico settled the "Group bf BASEBALL (S) Jerque! Vllleneuve. Canada. Reynard American League gave them first place In Group C. Death." All were tied with thr$e Ford Coeworth XB. 101: 7. (I I) Alettendro BALTIMORE ORIOLES - Placed Sid ig h i Zempedrl. Italy. I ff l Lola llmor V0C. 101:1 points In Group E, the toughest It also gave them relief, lots of Fernando/, pitcher, an tho IS day disabled ( t l ) Stalan Johantton. Swodtn. I f f l o f the first round. Ireland playtjd relief. list, retroactive to Juno If. Recalled Arthur Pantko-llmor VIU , 101. Rhodes, pitcher, tram Rochester ol the Norway at East Rutherford, N * .. " I don’t forscc any problems.” f. (10) Mario Andretti. Naiareth. P a . International League Lola Ford Cotworth XB. 100/ 10. (14) Adrian nald Jucrgcn Klinsmann, whose and Italy took on Mexico M BOSTON RED SOX - Released Grog Farnandat. Mealco. Roynardllmar V0 D. Washington. , Harris, pitcher. Recalled Cary Bailey, pitch­ two goals helped Germany to a 100/ 11. (N ) Mika Oralf. Lot Angela!. er. from Pawtucket ot tho International 3-0 lead In the first 37 minutes. Later In the afternoon, Group Lola Honda VA f f ; tl (17) Bobby Rahal. B concluded with Brazil agilnfct "T h e only problems we've had Dublin. Ohio. LoU Hotdo VA ftj 11. (14) CLEVELAND INDIANS - Placed Paul RebMo Groff. Loo Angolot. I ff ] Pentko I Imor were the Inst 30 minutes against Sweden at Pontiac, Mich., uqd Shuoy. pitcher, on It* IS day disabled Mil. V I C. Of/ 14. I l l ) A rlo Luyondyk. Recalled Chad Ogee, pitcher, from Charlotte Spuln and the last 30 minutes Russia vs. Cameroon at Stan­ Netherlandt. Lola llmor Indy VO D. ft; IS. el the International Laaguo ford. Calif. Brazil already has (N ) Franck Freon. Fronco, Iff] Lolo Ford against Korea. TEXAS RANOERS Raassigned Roger Cotworth XB. Ff; 14 ( » ) Mark Smith. secured a spot In the second "E ven though the team Is Pavlik, pitcher, to Oklahoma City ol the McMinnville. Ora. LdoFord Cotworth XB. American Association Called up Brian older, we've got more experi­ round. N. Bohenon. pitcher. IromOklahoma City 17. (IS) Dominic Drbton, Truckte. Colli.. At Chicago on Monday, Bollvja ence. Now that we go Into the NitlAfUl Lmbub Lolo Ford Cotworth XB. f f ; tl (III Scotl knockout system. I don't fornce got Its first World Cup goal, by HOUSTON ASTROS Recalled Brlen Sharp. Wilton. Conn. Lolo Ford Cotworth Hunter, outfielder. Irom Tucton ol tho Pacific any problems. Now wc fed It's Erwin Sanchez. It wasn't nearly XB, N; If. (I ll Porker Johnttone. Redmond. Coatl League Sent Mike Slmmt. outlieIder. enough as Jose Luis Camlnero Ore.. Lolo Hondo, fl: N (N ) Marco Oroco. high time lo play.” to Tucton Braill, Lola Ford Cotworth XB. 17; It. IN) The lOO-plus tcinpcrulurcs connected twice and Spain alijo LOS ANOELES DOOOERS - Optioned Hlro Mettuthlta. Japan. Lola Ford Cotworth Jose Ottorman. shortstop, to Albuquerque ot were loo high for the Germans ot a goal on a penally kick by XB. 17/ 12 tit) Rott Beni ley. Canada. Iffl tho Pec Itic Coast laague Receded Rafael and seemed to suit the Koreans, Lola llmor V IA . fS; 11 111) Raul Booeol. osep Guard lola. Bournlgel. shortstop, bom Albuquerque Braill. Lola Ford Cotworth XB. f4; 14 (N ) who dominated the second half. Camlnero will be suspended SAN DIEOO PADRES - Recalled Melvin Buddy Lailer. Vail. C do. if f ] Lolo llmor Ntovet. outfielder. Irom Las Vegas ol the Klinsmann nought an explana­ for the second-round game VAC.fl.ouloltuol. Pacific Coast Laaguo Optioned Kerry tion of Just why the champions IS. (ID Willy T. Rfcbt. Son Jom . Calif. against Switzerland at Washing­ Taylor, pitcher, to Las Vegas I f f l Lola Ford Cotworth XB. fl/ N. 110) Too were forced lo play all three ton after getting his second Fab!. Italy, Reynard llmor VID . OS. angina first-rounders In the middle of yello w card o f the opening (allure. 17. (I ll Bryan Merle. Hilliard. Ohio. BASKETBALL Lolo Ford Cotworth XB. 41. engine lallurt; the day. Neltonal Baskeftall Assoc latton round. 10. ( I f ) Scott Ooodyeor. Canada. Lola LOS ANOELES LANERS - Announced “ I have one question to ask: "T im e was almost up and," he Ford Cotworth XB. SA crath; I f (22) Jett that Magic Johnson hoe purchased a part Why Is It that wc have to play at said, "at that stage of the game, Wood. Wichita Fellt. Kan., i f f l Lot* llmor Interest in Iho loam. tub|ect to league VI A. U. trentmlitton. N (I) Maurlcto approval, and wat named vice president 3 p .m ? " he said. Then he you are unsure of all that Is Gugelmln, Braill. Reynard Ford Cotworth SAN ANTONIO SPURS - Named R C answered his own question. “ In going on. I lost control. I was a XB. If. Iranimittlon/ It. ( f l Mlthaal Bulord scout the afternoon bent for Eurojtcan hit nervous, but I have faith the Andretti. Naiareth. Pa., Reynard Ford FOOTBALL Cotworth XB. It. crath; 12. (4) Jimmy Nattorsel Football League T V ." team will play a very good game Vetter, Oltcovery Bay. Calif.. Reynard Ford HOUSTON OILERS - Named Oave They wilted In that heat and without me. I think we are Cotworth. 10. crath. Pearson media relations director; Rod SI had to rely on goalie Dodo lllgncr strong enough to win ugalnst Raco Slatlttkt Clair dlractor ol public and community to makr three sparkling saves In reletlont; and Rich Snead pro personnel Timeol race/ I k <2 70a Switzerland." Margin at victory /I Otocondt director. the final minutes. Covlien llagti I tor 1 lape LOS ANOELES RAIDERS - Signed Slava In the other game Monday. In other World Cup news: Lead change!: Samong 1dr Ivert Hendrickson, linebacker Lap leedert:' Untar I D; Tracy 1114; TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS - Waived Spain sent Bolivia home with a —The United Slates' 1-0 loss Umar 1144; Fittipaldi 4f70; Tracy 1171; Joe King, safety, and Bruce Reinsert, guard 3-1 decision, giving (he Spanish to Romania on Sunday got a 7.8 Untar 71101 Canadian Feelbe 11League second place In (he group. overnight rating In 29 major Sertot paint laadarti Untar 10); Fittipaldi SACRAMENTO OOLO MINERS - Signed 14: Gordon 44; Ml Andretti )». Mentell S4; Fred Bankt. wide receiver T h e United States m oved markets, making It likely the Tracy 10; V etter 14/ Vllleneuve 14/ TORONTO AROONAUTS - Resigned c lo s e r to a d v a n c in g w h en gam e was the most-watched Johantton N; Rahal N. Mike demons, running back, to a throe year Germany eliminated South soccer telecast ever in the United contract HOCKEY Korea and Spuln took out States. Nattonel Hockey League Bolivia. The German win meant When national ratings are re­ LOS ANOELES KINOS - Named John If the Americans get Into the leased Thursday, the game ts Perplchatelttenl coeds, affective Aug. t. likely to top the current record, a PITTSBURGH PENOUINS - Signed K|ell second round — they could find I ff4 WtrM Cup Samuoliton. defenseman out today — It will he against 0.0 for Italy's victory over West All Tlmot EOT VANCOUVER CANUCKS - Signed Shawn cither Brasil or Sweden at Stan­ Germany In the 1982 World Cup FIRST ROUND Antoekl. toll w<ng. a multiyear contract. QROUP A ford on July 4. WASHINOTON CAPITALS - Extended me el Jins bthoxntoia. coach, through The U.S. players were upset- 11 . mfolhcrs continue 1» - »’* r 'V '4 ® t "a* . amstroet & r inemama the I ff f F7 season itgned Keith Allam and x Swltiarland I 1 I S 4 4 that the U.S. Soccer Federation cxcllc us," FIFA general seer Tod Button, assistant coaches, to two yoar United Slate) I I 1 I I 4 contracts. misinterpreted the rules con­ tury Sepp Blatter said Monday. Colombia I 2 0 4 J J Central Hockey Laaguo cerning yellow curds In Ihc first "T h e American public la trulV xadvanced »otacondround SAN ANTONIO IOUANAS - Named John round. The USSF failed to tell embracing soccer, not only In M cAllltlar dlractor ot marketing and advertising. Michelle Martin director ol players (hat two yellow cards In the stadiums but also In the OROUPB tick*! sales: and Tony Umlnskl dlractor ot se p a ra te first-rou n d gam es living rooms." W L T OF OA Pit public relations and broadcasting * 2 0 0 i Braill would result In a onc-gamc —FIFA says It's gelling what It Colonial Hockey League I 0 I Sweden BRANTFORD SMOKE - Named Hod suspension. John llurkcs would wants out of stricter rules on 0 I I Cameroon Davidson general manager miss the second round because rough play — more action, mort0 1 0 Ruttla C O lltO E x advanced to tecond round of that rule. scoring chances, more soccer. NORTH ATLANTIC CONFERENCE Tuetdey, Juno it Named Gib Chapman president, Rick "It's cmhurrasslng. actually, to "Th is Is constantly coming oijt At Stenlerd. Calif. Farnhom vice president; and Edgar Johnson tell you the truth," defender Ruttla vt Cameroon. 4 0) p m through belter match cot\l(Ol and Barbara Kllgour directors al large Al Pontiac. Mich. and better behavior on the part BINGHAMTON - Named Sheryl Sousa Alcxl Lulas said. "It's the rules of Braill vt Sweden. 4 09p m associate director ol athletics Ihc game. It doesn't /natter whut of most players." said Blattef. NEVADA - Named Curt Kralt woman's your experience Is or how many "There Is more spectacle." ' crott country end track coach and Joel AUTO RACING PlarWa Data Laaguo tacond Hall ■attorn Dlvltton W L Ptl. OS Dtytono (Cubt) 4 1 100 — x-Brtvird (Mtrllnt) 1 1 .400 1 W.P. Bttch (Expot) 1 1 -400 1 Vtro B««ch (Dodgtrt) 1 1 .200 1W Otcvolt (Atlrot) S 000 4 0 000 4 It. Ludo (Mttt) 0 s Wtltorn Dixitton I DunodlnlBluoJtyt) 4 000 — 1 .000 — 4 Stratoft (Rod Sox I Ctotrwttar (Phllltot) 1 1 .7)0 Vt xTimpa (YtnkMt) 1 1 400 1 1 1 too lit Char lotto (Rangtrt) Fort Myort (Twlnt) 1 1 SO0 lit St. Pata (Cordlntlt) 1 1 .400 1 I 4 700 1 Laktland (Tlgort) x xrcn flrtt halllltto Monday't Oamat Fort Myxrt 1. Char lotto 0. wtp. Ird Inning Ctoorwttar 1. Dunadln 0,14 Innlngt Saratota 1. Lakaland I Tampa 4. I I . Polonburg 0 Daytona ll.O icaola 10 Wait Palm Baach A St. Luc la 1 Vara Baach IA Brovard 4 Tuaiday't Oamat Lakaland al Char lotto Saratota at Fort M yort Cloarwator at St. Potonburg Dunadln at Tampa Brovard al Daytona St. LudoalOtcaoia Voro Baach at W ail Palm Baach Wilton Slngtat Faurlk Round Olgl Fernandez, Aspen, Colo., del. Yayuk Betukl. Indonesia.4 4.A). Larlaa Ntlland, Latvia, dal. Amanda Cottier (141. South Africa. I 4.01.4 4. Lori McNeil. Houtton. dot. Florenela Label. Argentina. 74 0-4). 7 417 4). Lindsay Davenport If). Murrieta. Calif., dal Oebrtola Sabatlnl (10). Argentina. A l. Al. Jana Novotna (D. Cioch Republic, del Naoko Sawemattu. Japan, 41. A 1. Martina Navratilova (4). Aspen, Colo. dot. Helena Lukova (17). Ctach Republic. 4 1,41 Conchlla Martinet (II. Spain, del Kristine Radford. Australia. 14.4 X A4. Zina Garrison Jeckmn (ID, Houston, dot. Arantxa Sanchez Vicwto (1). Spain. 7 1. ea. Al. Germans survive, US closer to qualifying : OROUP O W L T OF OA a Argentine 1 0 0 4 Nigeria t 1 0 4 Bulgaria 1 1 0 4 Greece 0 2 0 0 x-odvenced to tecond round Thursday, June N At Feibero. Matt. Greece vt. Nigeria. 1:1) p m. At Delias Argentina vt. Bulgaria, 7:1) p m OROUP I W L T OF OA Pit 1 1 0 2 1 1 I 1 0 2 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 0 1 1 0 1 I 1 Tuesday. June I f Al Eitt Rytwrtord. N.J. Ireland vt Norway,12:11p.m. At Wathlngton Italy vt. Mexico, 11:11 p m. Ireland Mexico Holy Norway OROUPF W L T OF OA Pit 1 0 0 1 0 4 x Belgium Saudi Arabia 1 1 0 1 Netherlands 1 1 0 1 2 1 Morocco 0 2 0 1 1 0 x-advenced to tecond round Wednesday, June I f Al Orlanda Morocco vt. Netherlands. 12.31pm Al Washington Belgium vt. Saudi Arabia. 11:11 p m. Wlmbltden Retullt WIMBLEOON. England - Retullt Monday of tho MJ million Wlrrbladon tennis chempl onthlpt: Man Singlet Peerlh Round Pole Samprat II), Tampa, dal. Denial Vacok, Clash Republic,4-4,4-1,7-4 (7-1). Wayne Ferreira. South Africa, dot. Jonat Block man. Sweden, 4 14 7(1-71,4 4.41. Mlchaal Chang (10), Htndarton. Nev., dal. Sorgl Bruguara (I), Spain, 4-4,7-4 (4 7), A0. Christian Bergstrom. Sweden, dal. Bryan Shelton, Atlanta, H . 41,14, A l, IAI Tadd Martin (4), Palm Caatt. dal. Andre Agattl III), Lai Vegat. Al, 7-1. A7 (A7), A4, Al. Ooran Ivanltavlc (4), Croatia, dal. Alex­ ander Volkov. Rutala, 7 4 (7-1). 74 (14). 44. A l. . . Ouy Forgot. Franco, dot. Jeremy Betas. Britain, l-A. 4-1,41.41. TV/RADIO Televltton AUTORACINO I p m — SUN. Summer Legend! Sertot 4pm — ESPN. Pina Plus All Pro 2)0 1 BASEBALL 2 p m . — WON, National League: Pit­ tsburgh Pirates at Chicago Cube. (L) 7:10 pm. - WIRB*M. National League. Florida Marllnt al Philadelphia Phillies, (L) 7:10 p.m. - WOR. National League: St. Louis Cardinals at Naw York Mott. (L) 7:11p m. — TBS. National League: Atlanta Brevet al Monlraal E/pot. (L) 1 p m. — WON, American League: Kantat City Royalt at Chicago White Sox. (L) BOWLINO 7:10 p.m. - ESPN. PBA. Northwest Clastic. ID BOXINO f p m. — USA, Buddy McGIrl vt. Kevin Pompay DIVINO 2 p.m. - SUN. Alemo Invitational diving meal EQUESTRIAN 1 am — SUN. ATCO Enterprises Double Slalom * SOCCER 12:21 pm - ESPN, UNI. World Cup: Italy vt. Mexico, (L) 1:11 p m - ESPN. UNI. World Cup: Braill vt. Sweden. (L) f i l l p.m. - ESPN. UNI. World Cup: Ireland vt. Norway midnight — UNI, World Cup: Cameroon vt.’ Ruttla TENNIS noon — HBO. Wimbledon, (L) 7p.m. — HBOl. Wimbledon 11:1) p m. - WESH 2. Wimbledon Update. IL) VOLLEYBALL 4:10 a m. — SUN. World Laaguo: Bulgaria va U.S.A. Klwenle Club meets Wednesday The KJwanls Clu\i of Sanford holds Its noon luncheon ‘ ■meetings every Wednesday at the Sanford Civic Center. North Sanford Avenue at the lakefront. Visiting Klwanlans are i l ' 'welcome. For Information call Walt Smith, 323-5088. I* to BASEBALL 4:U p.m. - WWZNAM (1440). National Laague: Atlanta Bravee at Monlraal Espot 7 p.m. — WOT-AM (140). National Lsegue: Florida Marllnt at Philadelphia Phllltot 7:20 p.m. - WTLNAM (1)10). Southern League: Orlando Cubt at Carolina Mudcatt MISCELLANEOUS 1p m - WOT-AM (S40), The Sports Drive 4p.m.-WOT-AM (S40), Tho Pratt Box 7 p m. - WWNZ AM (740), WWZN AM (1440),Tho Sportt Nut 10 p.m. - WWNZ AM (740), Florida Sportt Exchange 10 p.m. - WOT-AM (S40), Sportt Byline 10 p.m. Tonight L.E.A.D.! to Succeaa, a club formed 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 la to exchange business luslness or Ol/ .cards. Only one member o f a particular type o f bu ill ..profession la allowed to Join. For more Information, contact Linda Short at 327-2180. L 1/ i 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 to 6:30 p.m. Cost Is 43 per class. V »■ Instructor Is Debhte Black, board certified with over 10 years t -•experience. Call 330-5697 for more details. il .Overeaters to gather I '- A regular meeting o f Overeaten) Anonymous ts conducted on Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. at First United Methodist Church. ’ comer o f Pork and 5th, Sanford. For more information, call ''•Carol at 322-0657. • Nar-Anon to offer help ‘ . Nar-Anon. a self-help group for relatives and friends of addicts, will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Orlando General . Hospital. For more Information, call 869-6364. 1 Clogging classes formed ' I ^ 1 1407) Goo-Osier - - ............. ,V H«nM toot* by I w m Wtnmt Gladys R o b ln io n la aom atlm aa know n aa tho "co o kla lady.” Terrace section of Sanford. "I waa drawn to Lake Monroe Terrace offer a girl was stabbed there." ahe said. " I felt the Lord wanted me to minister to them. I passed out tracts. I gave the little children tracts and naked them to take them to their mommies. I wanted them to know the love of God." Robinson also likes to meet people In town while at grocery stores or department stores and see tf there Is u need she can help meet. "I like people." she said. "I like to help people. When I was young I didn't know God as well. Now as I've aged It seems I can't get us much done at age 55 but I try to take things slow. I found my calling was to rehablltate people and help them." She spoke o f her days In n u r s i n g and t he muny challenges that came her way. "I waa given all Ihe stroke pa­ tients." she said. "M y grand­ mother died of a stroke. I worked 'round the clock to care for her. I also worked with all the cancer p a tie n ts w h en I w as w ith Lakevicw Nursing Home." Cancer was one struggle that Robinson, herself, bnttlcd with In 1989. She spoke of the cancer surgery and how It nclped her be even more convinced o f her desire to help others. “ I like lo visit people with cancer and give them hope." she said. "I'm proof that God will hcnl you and help you survive It." Cooking meals and providing canned goods lo Ihe poor was something that Robinson has been Involved with for years. She also began as a volunteer for the Head Start program and was later hired on staff. ".We raised money to buy the monkey bars hy several o f us volunteering our time to sell candy bars." she sold. “ I think I actually bought m ori than I sold." Another part of this program o f volunteering was working ns a bus aide for handicapped children that were with the Head Start children. Her love o f children has led her to volunteer with the Sanford Child Enrichment Center. " I worked there with the babies." she said. " I loved caring for them. I did cleaning there too." Robinson also elaborated on other areas such as Higgins Terrace, Seminole Oardens and p re v io u s ly m en tion ed Lake Monroe Terrace as being her main focuses o f her outreach. "I talk lo the people there." she said. "I take the children cookies and make pillows for the fami­ lies. I like to make quilts for them too. It helps people know you enre." There was never a doubt that this kind lady was looking out for your good. She stands by the scripture In the Bible, "B e ye kind one to another." whether It be tossing a newspaper closer to the home of an older person or giving of her talents. Robinson has helped bring light to a dark world. Local Lions earn honor from club foundation Gloria J. Chang and Bernard A. Fitzgerald have been named as Melvin Jones Fellows by the ,J «iot)» C lu b In te r n a tio n a l F ou n dation . T h is Is the highest honor conferred by the foundation and ranks Chantf and Fitzgerald wlili some of the moat prominent Lions In the world. The Sanford Juycees meet the second and fourth Tuesday of each month. Anyone Interested In attending can call Brent I' Adamson or David T. Russl Jr. at 322-3663. 11 Rose Society to meet WINTER PARK — The Greater Orlando Rose Society meets the fourth Tuesday of the mopth (except July. August and I, (Dcccmbcr) at Morrlson'e Cafeteria. Winter Park Mall. Visitors arc welcome. Dinner Is at 6 p.m., followed by the business meeting at 7 p.m. Details: 671-0814 or 339-5931. Gloria Chang and Barnard Fltzgarald ItoriM Ptoto fry Zsnrt Km M n .......... .-.v;v - "Earning the Melvin Jonc Fellowship requires more than a financial commitment to LCIF." says Rohit C. Mehta. chairm an of the hoard of trustees for the foundation. In u letter to the rcccptcnts, "III) recognizes your deep cuinuiltent to (be Ideals of l.lonlntn. Through y ou r actions, you have shown deep concern for Ihe welfare o f your fellow m an." C h u n g Is t h e z o n e chairperson for Lions Club International and Fitzgerald Is the vice district governor. Two drinks does not a relationship make „ . J h e following oinns have been recorded at HCA Central Florida Regional Hospital. Sanford: 1,1 June 4 — Shawntara M. and •Bommle J. Edwards, Sanford, boy . Junt- 6 — Cheryl Thompson, ‘Sanford, boy t./ii , J u n e 7 — T i n a and Christopher Mlkenos. Deltona, itiqy; Ana Pinero, Deltona, girl; Melissa Pelletier and Richard .Mf Nielsen, Lake Mary, boy 1 'June '•'J in 9 — Vlvlana Cuevas and 'Mlgu el Vargas. Sanford, boy f. 00 I 6.30 I /no | June 13 — Donna and Verl Weaver, Sanford, boy June 15 — Carolyn Jones and Leroy Jenkins Sr., Sanford, girl; Tlnamarie Dillon, Deltona, girl June 17 — Shelly D. Zbleglen and Frederick J. Kipp, Deltona, boy; Jennifer and Danny Com­ pton. DeBary, girl June 18 — Mary Greenwood and Leslie Masscnglll, DeLand. girl June 20 — Debbie and Michael Underwood. DeBary. boy: Rosie and Jeffery Johnson, Sanford, boy i DEAR ABBYt I struck up a conversation with a very good­ looking guy at a bar, and he bought me a drink (two actual­ ly). Well, before I was halfway finished with the second drink, he was giving me this "your place or mine" routine. Abby, whal gives a mun Ihe Idea that all he has to do Is buy a couple o f drinks for a lady and she's a cinch? I realize that women have come a long way. Not too many years ago, a woman without an escort wasn't even allowed to alt at a barl F o r tu n a te ly , tim e s h a ve 10 | 1100 I H 10 | 0 00 I 9:30 | moo | 10 30 | 11 00 | 1130 ADVICB ABIGAIL VAN BUREN changed, but the attitude of most men hasn't. They still d on 't consider w om en their equals. Men continue to do the picking and choosing, and they treat women like they were put here on earth to satisfy men. I am for more equality between the sexes. DEAR FRE8NO FEMINIST F E M I N I S T ) One " s w a llo w " d o e s n 't m ake a summer, nor do two drinks moke a strange bedfellow. But If you really want to promote equality between the sexes, the next tim e you strike up a conversation with a guy at a bar, you buy the drinks, and you won't owe. him anything. D E A R A B B Y t I am a 35-year-old married woman who has read your column since I was a teen-ager. I've learned a lot and trust your Judgment. Here’s my problem: I've been married to "N ick y " for four years. (He’s my second husband and I love him very much.) Nicky Is a salesman and makes very good money, but he spends It faster than he can tnuke It. I work too, and I bring home almost as much as he docs. He's been a wonderful stepdad to my two sonB, who Idolize him. Nicky Is constantly In the hole, and If I hadn't balled him out, our credit would have been ruined years ago. If 1 say no to him, he clams up and pulls uway, so I'm damned If I do and damned If I don't. Please help me. I don't want this m a rria g e to end o v e r money. I really love this man. MONEYTROUBLE DEAR MONEY TROUBLE) *S MfllHIlIM.HItHI ll MIIMM •............ ••............................................................................---------------------------------------------- ----------- •' .................. ^ SANFORD — Gladys Robinson has been known as the "cookie lady" by some In this communi­ ty. Her gentle and kind ways have become a trademark by which many Identify her. A l­ though she has only lived In Sanford for five years, she has made quite an Impression on Ihe town the now calls home. Robinson was In nursing for 36 yean. She spent moat o f her t i m e g r o w i n g u p In S t . Augustine and some of her adult life In the Daytona Beach area. Being the single parent of three children. Wendy. Shelia and Chris and the grandmother of four takes quite a bit o f time In Itself. She Is an active member o f the St. James House of Prayer In Sanford. Much of the volunteer work the has done stems from her desire to serve God and make the world a better place to live. " I found the Lord was telling me to minister to the lost." she said. "H e wants me to be an Intercessor for the people that need Him." While still living In Daytona. Robinson decided part o f this calling was to work with those Involved In drugs and children In her neighborhood. " I worked with kids that were mixed up In drugs." she said. " I tried to help rehabilitate them. I'd pass out bandalds and bake cookies for everyone. I lived In the projects In Daytona and that's where I came lo love children. I wanted to help them have a better life." Th is tradition was one she brought with her when she moved. Robinson spoke o f her In­ volvement with the Lake Monroe Jaycees meat In Sanford MeHneee: Mon., Wed, 4 Set 1pm Nightly; at 7:30 pm Seniors Free at al Mattnaes OREyHOLJND PA R K ■y SUSAN W INNIR Herald Correspondent Members o f Take Off Pounds Sensibly. TOPS. Invite the .public .to Join them on Tuesday evenings from 7 to 8 p.m. at .the First Christian Church, 1607 Sanford Ave., Sanford.The group now has a private room to weigh people between 6:15 and 8:45 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. next Panthers batter got an no The Panthers hurlcr was actu­ hall, two strike pitch to his lik(ng ally outpltchlng Magner as he and laced It Into rlght-cci\ter had allowed only one Sanford field for a two-run double. bane runner over the first three Post 53 tried to rally w|llh single runs In the sixth and Innings. The only Post 53 batter to seventh inning, but could not get reach base was Tim Raines Jr., any closer than 6-5. who was playing his first game Doing the hitting for Sanford of the season after returning In the first game were Kefmi from a visit with his father In with a double and a single. Chicago. "R ock" led off Ihc first Zaladonls and Ryan Hall with Inning with a single and stole two singles each and Phl|{|p * second base, but he moved no Eubanks with a single. Post 53 Is now 7-5 on ttti the further. The "victory” gave Sanford a season and will be at Alumni split of the doublcheader as Pine Field again Wednesday lay to tfosi p.mj Ridge pulled off a 6-5 triumph In DeLand Post 6 In a 4 p.m contest. (he opener. "W c never should have lost that gam e," said Holbrook. "But a n y t h i n g c a n h a p p e n In baseball." The Panthers look a 2-0 lead Continued from Page IB In addition to Ita win otar In the lop of the second Inning off Brian Zaladonls, but Post 53 W cstvlew Baptist, Prem ier'll cume hack with three runs In the other victories came over First bottom of the fourth Inning to Baptist, 15-9; Palmetto Baptist. lake the lead. 15-10; Nichols. 15-4; and the But In the top of the fourth forfeit. Wcstvlew Baptist's wins cafnfc Inning, Pine Ridge loaded the bases with one out and Dax over Palmetto Baptist, 15-5; Ffrat Baptist. 15-12; Nichols, 1B-&. Kemp was brought In to relieve Zuladonls. and the forfeit. .> ( A sacrifice fly tied the game at In addition to the nall-bltef 3-3, but now there were two over Palm etto Baptlat, FJfs) outs. Baptist's wins were over Nlchqlft, The next batter lofted a (1y ball 15-13; and the forfeit. to left which Stic Sanford out­ Palmetto Baptist's two wins fielder lost In .the sun and the came over Nichols, 15-7; and the hall fell In for an KBI single. The forfeit. • 2000 Sominola Blvd . Casselberry I* ArinmiiN »»• i iyi miii. m*i is* The Old Hickory’ Stompera offer free beginner clogging classes. Intermediate and advanced lessons also available. Meetings are at the Deltona Civic Association on Tuesdays from 6 lo 9 p.m. Call 349-9529 for more Information. Caring is volunteer’s trademark Takeoff pounds sensibly Continued from Pago IB Volleyball 'Aerobics offered i C f/V C • WWNZ AM (1440). Sportt Fan , |ciub tekee the lesd )| I ► HAVE FUN MMBNKYI Radio usa Post 53 H sS O p t! The Sanford Optimist Club meets every Wednesday at noon at Ihe ColonialJ Rc Room at Touchton'a In downtown Sanford. Visitors ore welcome. to Shangla assistant sports Information director. PRESBYTERIAN - Nomad Deborah Gordon women s assistant basketball coach RUTOERS — Named Pal Jordan woman's golf coach ST. MARY'S. CALIF. - Announced the resignation ot Larry Marllse. associate athletic director. WESTERN CAROLINA - Named Stophe nto McCormick women's assistant basketball coach, attactlvo July I. : Optimist Club m n ts weekly S OROUPC W L T OF OA Ttl x Germany 2 0 I S 1 7 x-Speln t 0 2 South Korea 0 I 2 Bolivia 0 2 I x advanced to tacond round Monday, June If Al Chicago Spain]. Bolivia I At Collet Germany 1. South Kcrta 1. ■ *t-4 . It's time to ask yourself why you continue to "ball out" a husband who obviously knows nothing about handling m oney. You need more help than I can give you In a letter — but some answer can be found In a book 1 have Just finished. Get "Money Demons" by Dr. Susan Forward (published by Bantam Books). It contains excellent advice on how to put an end to money fights. I wish every married couple who fights about money could read this wonderful book. D E A R A B B Y t In A .M . Og l es by ' s letter from Tuscaloosa. Ala., about the pos­ sibility o f post-mortem growth of hair and fingernails, he stated that a body was hurled In the 17th century In New Orleans and was dug up 100 years later, and the skeleton had long hair \ and fingernails. Your reply was that the story was not true — and forensic medical experts confirmed that opinion. Abby, that story Is also bogus for another reason. There was no New Orleans In the 17th century (the 1600s). New Orleans did not exist until It was founded by Jean Baptiste le Moyne In 1718 (Ihc 18th century). Before that, there were no cemeteries In this former swamp. A. MOROAN BRIAN JR.. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW NEW ORLEANS WEDNESDAY ► LV ^ X LEE S * ^ )4 ► k Fan 3-PC. CHICKEN DINNER IfH lu.lt " , i|n i I ih K e ll, ' l». t .It Jntl (It I I | <|t iv V .... . ■ lliiy < • il# • ^ Q Q .1.ivv III) I I I si .• till For Lunch 2 -P c ....$ 2 .4 9 Customer Must Rsqu*sl P ile* Whon Ofd*(lng l ItiiiiM' I iiiiiiU) Slyln H''< hm' • 1905 S French Ave 323 3650 v * l M•I*V ' '• S anford �% I 4B - Qanlord Hamid, Santord, Florida - Tuaaday, Juna 28, 1W4 Legal Notices Legal Notices NOTICI OF APPLICATION FOR TAX D U O N O T IC E 11 H E R E B Y GIVEN. th#) W T Gordon, S S Gordon Citdn lor A E Gordon. Iho holdor ol I ho following cartlllc o lo lil hoi lllod M id eartlflc• t i l l ) for • too dood lo bo Issued fhoroon. Tho cor till ( o il numb»rl») ond r o o r ll) of Issuance, tho description of tho property, ond tho n o m o lil In which It wot ■trotted It/a r* i t fol lo w i: Cor I If lewto No. P lttlB YM r ot Issuance: I*** Deter Ipi Ion of Property: LEO SEC M TWP IIS ROE ME 1110 FT OF N 470 FT OF W 105 FT OF E 470 FT OF NE la OF NW I t (LESS BEG 1U.F7 FT W A 110 FT 1 OF N U COR RUN 1 110 FT W SI 27 FT N r OEG I I MIN 10 SEC W U t.Jf FT N TO A PTW OFBEO ETO O EG I Nome* In which (H o ite d : G t r i l d K. S lh lo , John T. Williamson All of M id property being In the County of Somlnolo. Stole of F lor Ido. U n io n iu ch c e r llf k o f o lt l tholl bo redeemed according to low, Iho property deter lbed In tuch certificated) w ill be told to the hlghoet bidder at Iho woof front door. Seminole County CourthouM. Sanford, Florida, on the llth day of July, i m at i t A.M. Payment ot Sale fee, applica­ ble documentary ttamp texts and recording feet are required to be paid by the luccettful bidder at the Mle. Full payment of an amount equal to the highest bid I t due within l i hours after the advertised time ol the Mle. All payments shall be cash or guaranteed Instru­ ment, made payable to tho Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Dated this 1st day of June, i fee. (SEAL) Mary anno Mocea Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida By: Michelle L. Silva Deputy Clerk Publish: June I. 14,11,70. I f f ! DES71 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA C A S B N ati-tiee-C A 'U B ES TA TE OF D O N A L D C. ANDERSON, DECEASED. Plaintiff. CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN* by the Board ol Adjustment of the City of Lake Mary. Florida, that M id Board w ill hold a Public Hearing on July IJ, 1**4, at F:00 p.m. or as soon as possible thereafter, to consider a request from Tom LeCrotM, app lica n t, lo r variances to Chapter 1S4S7 (C)(4)(a). Lake Mary Code of Ordinances to reduce the streetsIde Mtbecka from Fifth Street and Wilbur Avenue from u feet to 17 and I I leal respectively for an eilstlng nouse located at 111 West Wilbur Avenue. Lots 1 and 1, Block II . Plat ol Crystal Lake Winter Homes. Plat Book 1, Pages lie -lie , Public Records ot Seminole County, Florida. Tha Public Hearing w ill ba held In the City Commission Chambers at IM North Country Club Road. Lake Mary. The Public Is Invited to attend and be heard. Said hearing may continue from lim e le time until a final action Is mode by the Board ol Ad | uslment. N O T E : PE RSO NS A R E ADVISED THAT A TAPED RECORD OF THIS MEETING IS MADE BY THE CITY FOR ITS CONVENIENCE. THIS RECORD M AY NOT CON­ STITUTE AN ADEQUATE RE­ CORD FOR THE PURPOSES OF APPEAL FROM A DE CISION MADE BY THE CITY. ANY PERSON WISHING TO ENSURE THAT AN A D E ­ QUATE RECORD OF THE PRO CEEDING S IS M A IN ­ TAINED FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO MAKE THE NECESSARY AR­ RANGEMENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE. PER­ SONS W ITH D IS A B ILITIE S NEEOINO ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF T H E S E P R O C E E O IN O S SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY A D A C O O R D IN A T O R 41 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT 1487) U4-M14. CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA Carol Foster, City Clerk OATED: Juna 14. IPV4 PUBLISH: June I t . Iff4 OES-M CLARK BRAUOHLBR a /k/e CLARK M. BRAUOHLBR, and JANE DOE. h li wile. It any; ROBIN REQUENEZ and JOHN DOE, her husbend, It any, tenant*: PAUL BURKETT and JANE OOE, hi* wile. II any, lananUt DEOBRAH HAWES and SANORA MARTIN: and THE U N ITED STATES OP AMERICA, and other person* In po*M*tlon ol sublet! real progarty. whose name* are uncer­ tain, Defendants NOTICE OP SALE Notice It hereby given that, pursuant to an order or a final judgment of foreclosure in tha abeve-capttonad action, I w ill W it tha propety eltuatod In Seminole County. Florida, de­ scribed et: Lot* 17 and n , Black C, Mobile Manor Saohtd Section, according to tha pial thereof a* --------------Book 11,--------In Plat 4*. 47 and 41, ot tha Public Record* of Seminal* County. Florida at public Mia, to tha high**! and best bidder tor ca*h, at tha West Front Doer at tha Seminole County CourthouM, Santord, Florida at 11:0# AAA. an t h o iu t day ol July. It*4. Deled m l* IJrd day at Juna, tm . MARYANNE MORSE CLBRKCIRCUIT COURT By: JaneE. Jatawlc Deputy Clerk In accordance with the Amer­ ican* With DlM bllltle* Act, per­ id o t with a disability needing a special accommodation to par­ tic ip a te In this proceeding should contact AOA Coordinator at M l N. Park Avnue. Suit* N. M l, Santord, PL 11771 e l toast live day* prior to tha proceed Ing. Telephone (407) 7JJ4170 B it. 417: 1 0007S5777I (TOO), or 1100*550770 (V), via Florida Relay Service Publish: June M end July S. )tf4 DES-147___________________ CITY OP LAKE MARY, FLORIDA NOTICE OP PUBLICHEARINO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Board ol Adjustment ol tho City ol Lake Mary, Florida, that M id Board w ill hold a Public Hearing on July II. Iff* , at 7:M p.m. or a t soon a* posilbl* thereafter, to consider a request from Cox Corporation, applicant, tor a variance lo Chapter iss.OS IB), Lake Mary Code ol Ordinances to reduce the tide setback requirement tram M toet to f.M tool at M7 Oid Dunn Court. Lot at, Waidunn, Plat Book 44. Paget I and » ,. Public records of Semlnoto County, Florida. Tha Public Hearing w ill ba fMtd In the City Commission Chambers at IM Norm Country Club Road. Lake Mary. The Public I t Invited to attend and ba heard. Said hearing may ten'tnua Item I l M w llrrv* until a Uriel action I t mod# by tha Board ot Adjustment. N O T E : PE RSO NS ARE AOVISEO THAT A TAPED RECORD OF THIS MEETINO IS MADE BY THE CITY FOR ITS CO NVENIENCE. THIS RECORO M AY NOT CON STITUTE AN ADEQUATE RE CORO FOR THE PURPOSES OF APPEAL FROM A DE CISION MADE BY THE CITY. ANY PERSON WISHING TO ENSURE T H A T AN A D E ­ QUATE RECORD OF THE PRO CEEO INO S IS M A IN ­ TAINED FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO MAKE THE NECESSARY AR­ RANGEMENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE. PER­ SONS W ITH D IS A B ILITIE S NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OP T H E S E P R O C E E D IN G S SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY A O A C O O R D IN A T O R 41 HOURS IN ADVANCE OP THE MBBTINGAT (407IM4-M24. CITY OP LAKE MARY. FLORIDA Carol Potter, City Clerk OATED: Juna 14, )**4 PUBLISH: June I f , IW4 DES 157 CELEBRITY CIPHER Celebrity Caber cryptograms ere creeled 1mmquotations by tamoue pagoto. past end present Etch Mur n tw ctohor standi lor enothar rextort Ckto M equals U ' W S BW 8 B AB V T H C M T C B VTD P MJ W X N I B L C R BTI J TIB NX WN NX RNW WN WSB WS N J B D 8 N N A B Q U . ' - O M Z C B V B T I R B Z BTRZ. PREVIOUS 80LUTION: ’ I had a dream, and I was lucky enough to havo llvad It — and I'm Hill living K.‘ — Reggie Jackson. O IBM by NEA. Inc 7* OFF THE LEASH® by W.B. Park ‘ Let’s find out w h o 'i wearing those seat betts and w ho’s not." Legal Notices INTHECOUNTYCOURT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. C AIIN0.*5I1H-CC-1*-Z HIDDEN VILLAOE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, INC., a net lor pratlt Florida corporation, Plaintiff. v*. JOHN P. BARN ECOTT and BARBARA E.BARNECOTT, husband and wile: UNKNOWN TENANT, n/k/a STeVECOLDERON, Defendants. NOTICEOF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on tha Iftti day of July, 1tt4 at 11:00 a m. at the west front door ol the CourthouM In SEM­ INOLE County, at SANFORD, Florid*, tha undersigned Clerk w ill offer tor M l* the following described reel property: CONDOMINIUM 40. BUILDINO 1C, OF HIDDEN VILLAOE CONDOM INIUM,, ACCORD­ ING TO THE DECLARATION OP C O N D O M IN IU M R E ­ CORDED ON MARCH » . (M L IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1 0 1 4 , A T P A O I S 1101 THROUOH 1707, OF PUBLIC R E C O R D ! OF SE M IN O LE COUNTY. FLORIDA. ALONO WITH ALL AMENDMBNT(S). THERETO. TOOETHER WITH ALL APPURTENANCES T H E R E T O AND AN U N ­ DIVIDED INTEREST IN THE COMMON E LE M E N T S OF SAID CONDOMINIUM AS SET FORTH IN SAIO DECLARA TION. together with all structures. Improvements. Ilitures. appli­ ance*. and appurtenances on M id land or used In conjunction Tha a foresaw M l# w ill ba made pursuant to a Summary Fine) Judgment entered In Civil No. “ m m c c - i e z " pending In the County Court of tha EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit In and tor SEMINOLE County. FtefNfa, DATED this 14th day at June, 1ff4. MARYANNE MORSE CLBRKOF THE COUNTY COURT By: Jane E. Jatewk Deputy Clerk tn accordance with tha Amer­ icans With Disabilities Act. per­ sons with dlM bllltle* needing a special accommodation to par llc lp a ta In this proceeding should confect the ADA Coordi­ nator, at M l N. Park Avenue. Suite NM1. Santord. Florid* »77l, Telephone (sot) 777 4JM. eaf. tm, at leave five (SI day* p rio r lo lha proceeding If h e a rin g Im p a lra d . IT D D I I 000 OSS (771. or VOICE IV) I so o m s rro . via Florida Relay Publish: Juna II , M. Iff4 O B I-IH NOTICE OP APPLICATION FORTAX DEED N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y OIVEN. that Paul M. Maiak, II or Reba Y. Mares, tha holder ol tha following cerllticatol*) ha* Iliad M id carliflcatols) tor a la * dsad to be Issued thereon. Tha c e rtific a te n u m b e r!*) and i l l at issuance, the descrip name 1ST to Which If w t i'i e d lt/a re e t follows: ' Certificate No 70J4 > Year ol Issuance: I f f I Description of Property: LEO SEC J4 TWP MS ROE JJE N 101.11 FT OF S J07.J* FT OF E J it 4 FT OF SW WOF SWl* Nemei In which assessed; JohnL Fuller All ol M id properly being In the County ol Seminole. Stale of Florida. U n its * such c a rtlflc a le ls ) shall b* redeemed according to law. the property described In such cartlllcalels) w ill ba sold to th* highest bidder at th# west front door, Seminole County CourthouM, Sanford. Florida, on Ih t 1st day of August. I f f 4. a l II A.M. Payment of Sato to*, applica­ ble documentary stamp lavas and recording lee* a rt required to be paid by th* successful bidder at the M l*. Full payment ol an amount equal lo lha hlgheet bid Is du* within 14 hours alter th* advertised lime of tho M l*. All payments shall be cash or guaranteed Instru­ ment, mad* payable to the Clerk of to* Circuit Court. Dated this llth day ol Juno. 1ff4. (SEALI Maryann* Motm Clerk of th* Circuit Court Seminole County, F lor Ide By: Michelle L. Silva Deputy Clerk Publish: June I I , 11, and July S. II, ItM DES-171 NOTICI OP APPLICATION FOR TAX D U O N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y OIVEN, that Paul M. Maiak, It or Rtba Y. Matak, the holder ot iho following corllflcatolt) hat lllod M id cartlllcatolt) for • fas dood to bo issued fhoroon. Tho c o rtillc a to n u m b o r(t) and y o a rltl ol Issuance, tha doscrip ikm of too property, and too namelt) In which It was atte st­ ed Is/aro a t follows: Certificate No. 1714 Year ot I tsuance: ItfO Description of Property: LEO SEC i t TWP MS RGB H E N IM.S1 FT OP S 410.11 FT OF E M1.4 PTOF SW 14 OF SW U Names In which astessad: C. Fuller A ll of M U property being In the County ol Semlooi*. Slate ol P iofldi, Unless tuch c e rtlllc a to U ) shall be redeemed according to law, tho property described In such cerllticatol*) w ill be told to Iho highest bidder at toe west Iron I door, Somlnolo County CourthouM, Santord, Florida, on the 1st day ol August, t m at 11 A.M. Payment ol Selt to*, applica­ ble documentary stamp taxes end recording fees are required to be paid by to* successful bidder *1 th* M l*. Full payment at an amount tqual to Iho highest bid Is du* wllhln 14 hours alter th* advertised time ot th* M l*. All payments shall be cash or guerantood Inttrumsni. mad* payable to th* Clerk of th* Circuit Court. Oatod this llt h day ot June. Iff4. (SEALI Maryann* Motm Clark ot tho Circuit Court Somlnolo County, Florida Sy: Mlcholl* L. Silva Deputy Clerk ’ubllth: June J Publish: I t , It , and July S, 1111*4 DBS-174 Legal Notices NOTICE OP APPLICATION FOR TAX OKED N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y OIVEN, that Richard I . or Leonard Casselberry, the holder ol th* following cortlflcotolt) hat tiled M id cartlllcatolt) fo ra tax dead to be Issued thereon. Th* cortillcato numbor(t) and yoer(s) ol Ittuanca, to* descrip­ tion of th* property, and th* nam elt) In which II was a tte st­ ed I store a* follows: Cortillcato No. 14M Year ot Ittuanco: Itto Description ot Property i LEO S » FT OF LOT 1 MICOUS SUED PB IP O 7 Names In which a sms ted: Vide Hopkins, Hairs A ll ot M id property being In the County of Semlnoto, Stale ot Florida. Unless tu ch c o rtltlc a to ls ) shall ba redeemed according to tow, Iho property described In tuch certificated) w ill be tout to th* highest bidder at the wet I front door. Somlnolo County CourthouM, Santord. Florida, on to* llth day ol July, i m at 11 A.M. Payment ot Sol* to*, applica­ ble documentary stamp tax** and recording too* o r* required to be paid by to* successful bidder of too M i*. Full payment o t an amount equal to tha high**! bid to du* within 14 hours attar to* advertised llm * ol th# sot*. A ll payment* shall ba cash or guerantood instru­ ment, mad* payable to to* Clark o tto * Circuit Caurt. Doled to ll 1st day o l Juno, ItM . (SEAL) Maryann* Mors* Clerk ol to# Circuit Court Semlnoto County. Florid* Byt Mlcholl# L. Silva Deputy Clark Publish: June 7,14. I I , 1*, l**4 DES-H IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OPTHE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 05-747CA DIVISION 14B FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIDA. SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO THE F.D.I.C. AS RECEIVER FOR SOUTHEAST BANK. N.A., Plaintiff, V*. , IR A ST EVE N GLASS, t t al. Defendant It). NOTICEOF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICI IS HEREBY GIVEN p ursuant lo an O rder Re­ scheduling Foreclosure Soto deled June 14. 1ft4. and entered In Co m No 05747CA of to* C ircuit Court of th * EIGH­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit In and tor SEMINOLE County, Florid* whoroln FIRST UNION NA­ TIONAL BANK OF FLORIDA. SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO THE P.O.I.C. AS R EC IIV BR FOR SOUTHEAST SANK. N JL Is lh a P la i n t i f f and IR A STSVEN OLASS, K A R IN I . O L IA S O N , " J O H N D O S " a /k /a Charles Glass "JANS DOS", a /k/a Yotta Olast are I twill M il Ns Mm hlghesi and boil bidder for cash a l th* west Irani slaps of to* SEMINOLB County CourthouM at 11:00 a.m., an July 14, lt*4. th* toflowtne described property a t set fo rth In said F inal LOT » , CRANE’S ROOST VILLAS, ACCORDINO TO T H I P L A T T H E R E O F AS R E ­ CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 1). PAGES 74 77 PUBLIC REC­ O R D S OF S E M I N O L E COUNTY, FLORIDA. WITNESS MY HAND and th* teal of this Court on Juno 14. 1f*4. (SEAL) HONORABLE MARYANNE MORSE Clark of to# Circuit Court Byi Jan* E. Jasowlc Deputy Clark IMPORTANT NOTICI A M I RICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OP ItfO Administrative Order N o .» -i7 Parsons with ■ disability who need a special e<com medal ton to participate In this proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator al 101 N. Park Avenue, Suit* N. M l. Santord. Florida 17771 at toast llv * (I) days prior to toe proceeding. Telephone: 1407) 11141M Ext. 4717: 1 lo o m 4771 (TDD), or I a»*S5»7M (V), via Florida Relay Service Publish: JuneII,71,1tf4 D B S -ltl NOTICI OP APPLICATION PON TAX O I I O N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y OIVEN, (hat R.E. or Judith L. Whiteside, the holdor of th* following c o riillce to li) ha* Iliad M id c e rtlllc a tili) for a lax deed to be Issued thereon. The certifi­ cate number!*) and y te r(t) ot Issuance, to* description ol tha property, and th* namelt) jn which It was assessed I t/a r t at follows: Cortillcato No. t» 4 Year of Issuance: I f f l Description ol Property: LEG LOT 74 LONODALE PB 11 PO 44 Names In which a iM tte d : Charto* W. O'Neal All ol M id property being In the County ol Somlnolo, Stale Of Florida. Unless such c o rllllc e lo ls ) shall be redeemed according to law. the property described In tuch certlticatoUl w ill b* told to th* highest bidder at to* watt front door, Samlnol# County CourthouM, Santord, Florida, on lha (TH day al August, Ifta, at 11A.M. Payment ol Sato tat, applica­ ble documentary stamp lax** and recording to** a r t required to be paid by to* successful bidder at th* M l*. Full payment ot an amount equal to the highest bid Is du* within 14 hours altar ItM advertised time of th* M l*. A ll payments shall be cash or guaranteed Instru­ ment, mad* payable to to* Clark o tth * Circuit Court. Dated this JTnd day ot Juna, ITM (SEAL) MaryarvwMort* Clark ot th* Circuit Court Samlnol* County, FtorkU By: Michelle L. Silva • Deputy Clerk •ubllth: JJune 1 1 G July, 1, 11 Publish: and If , tf*4 DES-H4 Legal Notices Legal Notices NOTICE OP APPLICATION POR TAX O I I O NOTICE t l HEREBY O IV IN , that R.E. or Judith L. W h liftld s, th * holder at th* following cartlflcatolf) hat filed M id ca rtltlca to lt) tor a lax dead to be issued thereon. Th* ta rt It i ­ cs la num barli) and yaar(i) * t Issuance, to* description of to* property, and to* named) In which II was attested lt / * r * a t fol tows: CartltlcatoNe.174# Year of Issuance: I f f l Description of Property: LEO E 111 PT OP LOT 1 BLK B OOMMIRICH HILLS 4TH AOO PB 14 POTS Nemos In which attested: Jacqueline P. Sanderson A ll at M id property being In to* County of Semlnoto, State of Florida. U n its * tu ch c o rtlllc a ta lt) shall he redeemed according to law, tho property described In such certificated) w ill be sold to toe high**! bidder at to* watt Irani door, Samlnol* Ceunty CourthouM, Santord. Florida, on to* (TH day at August, i f f 4. at 11AJM. Payment at Sal* fa*, applica­ nt* documentary Stamp taaas NOTICE OP APPLICATION POR TAX DEED NOTICE I t HEREBY OIVEN, that PAUL M. MAZAK II or REBA Y MAZAK. to# holder of too tallowing certific­ a te d) hat Iliad said cartlficatots) tor a tax dead to ba Issued thereon Th* cartlttcat# rtumba r lt) and v a a rlt) at Issuance, in f eeecripnon 01 i Tri properly» and to* nom ad) In which it was attested It/are as follows: Certificate Ho. 1711 Yeerot Issuance: i m Description ot Property: LEO I I C 14 TWP 10S ROE HE N 10157 PT OP S 41111 PT OP E M7.4PTOP SWtoOF SWl* Names In which assessed E PULLER A ll ol M id property being In th* County of Seminole. Slat* ot Florida. Unlots such c o rllflc a to lt) trial I bo rodwmsd according to law, too property described In tuch cartlflcatolt) w ill be said to to* highest bidder at to* west front dear, Seminal* County CourthouM. Santord. Ptor Id*, on th* 1ST day *4 AUGUST. 1**4. al 11A.M. Paymanl at Sato to*, applica­ ble documentary ttam p faxes and racer ding foes are required to b * paid by th# successful blddar a l th* M l* . Pull paymanl a l an amaunt aqual to th* Mghatt bid Is dua wllhln 14 hours after to* advartltad llm * at to* M l*. All payments shall ba cash or guaranteed Instru­ ment, mad* payabl* to to* Clark al toa Circuit Court. Dated this ISTH day e4 JUNE. ItM (SEAL) Maryann* Mors# C terkoith* Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida By: BECKYWILSON Dtfiufv C lifh Publish: Juna I I . M. and July S. 11.1*04 DES 175 fa be paid by tha auccaaatut blddar at to * Mia. Pull paymanl a t an am *uni aqual t * lha high**! bid It du* wllhln 14 hours after to* adver tised llm * at to* M l*. A ll payments shall b# cash or guerantood Instru­ ment, mad* payable to to* Clark o tto * Circuit Court. Oatod this nnd day ot June, m e. (SEAL) Mary. Clark at to* Circuit Court Samlnol* County. Florida By: Michelle L. Silva Deputy Clark Publish: June M A July, f. 11 and It. I f f 4 O f S IM NOTICI OP APPLICATION POR TAX DEED NOTICE II HEREBY O IV IN , that R.E. OR JUOITH L. WHITESIDE, to* holder at to* following certificated) hat Hied M id ca rtiticafedl tor a tax dead to be Issued thereon. The c e rtific a te n u m b e rts ) and year(■) ot Issuance, the descrip lion el taa property, and to* namelt) In which II was attest f d lt / e r t e t follows Certificate Ho. 17*4 Year at Issuance: I f f l Description at Property: LEO LOT 111 CASA ALOMA PB IS POT Names In which asMtted: DOROTHY LA SACK All at M id property being In to* County ot Semlnoto. Stole ot F lor Ide. Unless tuch c e rtific a te d ! shell be redeemed according to law, to* property described tn tuch cerllticatol*) w ill be said to to* highest bidder al th* west Irani door, Semlnoto County Courthouse. Santord. Florida, on th* fT H day *4 August, 1f*4, at I I AJVL NI 'i aasI a tN '* — r lmum f 111*1IT Of MBMP VVRif jumps! Ia>M ,. Me documentary stamp lax** and recording toot are required to ba paid by too successful blddar at to* M l*. Pull paymanl e l an amount tq u al I* lha hlgfwtl bid It due wllhln 14 hours lit e r to* advertised llm * at to * M l*. All paymanl* shell be cash or guaranteed Instru­ ment. mad* payable to to* Clerk of to* Circuit Court Deled tots Sind day ol Juna, Ift4. (SEAL) Maryann* Motm Clark ot to* Circuit Court Samlnol* County, F lor Ida B y BECKYWILSON Deputy Clark Publish: June M A July. S. I I and If. tf*4 OES11I NOTICI OP APPLICATION FOR TAX D IE D N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y O IV IN . toat PAUL M. MAZAK II or REBA Y MAZAK. to t holder ot to* toitowlng certific­ a te d) ha* (tied M id corttnca to lt) tor a tax dsad to b* Issued toereen. Th* certificate numb e r(t) and yaar(t) ot Issuance, toe deecrlpllen at to* property, and toa nam elt) In which it was assessed Is/are a t follows: Certificate No. 171* Yaar at Ittuanca: t m Description ot Property: LEO SIC 14 TWP MS ROE HE S 107.55 PTOF G 7*14 FT OF SW 14 OF SW 14 Names In which aiM tted: ALFONSO FULLER A ll of M id property being In to* County of Semlnoto. Stole ot Florida. Unless tuch c e rtific a te d ! shall b* redeemed according to law, to* property described In such c a rtlflca to ltl w ill be told to to* hlghasl bidder at toe west Iron) dear, Semlnoto County CourthouM, Santord, F tor Ida. on th* 1ST day of AUOUST. m i. at 1) AAA. Paymanl of Sal* to*, eppllca bt# documentary ttamp taxes and recording toes ora required to be paid by th* successful bidder at th* M l* . Full payment of an a mount tq u a l te tha highest bid Is du* within 14 hours attar toa advertised time * f to* M l*. Alt payments shall be cash or guaranteed Instru rnent, mad* payabl* to to* Clerk of th* Circuit Court. Dated this ISTH day ot JUNE, tm . (SEAL) Maryann* Mors# Clerk ot lha Circuit Court Samlnol* County. Florida By: BECKYWILSON Deputy Clerk publish: June I t . IS. end July S, 11. lf*4 DEE-174 CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando - Winter Park : 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 CLASSIFIED DCPT. HOURS 1:00 AM.-5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 PRIVATE PARTY RATES 7 conaacuttv* tlmaa — .....704■llriar 3consocutlv* tima# — ... 11# a lint It lm t_______________ |1 ,1 H II0 t R it M * n p t r l M M , b a i » d o n 3 lln M NOW ACCEPTING A l lha tim e a l sals, th * successful high bidder, other than th* plaintiff, shall past with th* Clark a deposit equal to llv * percent (1%) of th* (Inal bid or >1400.00. whichever Is tost. The balance at to* Hnal bid shall b* paid to to# d a rk within twen­ ty four (14) hour* attar too M l*. Th* succauful high bid shall ba exclusive ot to* clerk's registry taa and documentary stamps on to* Cert Idea to ol Title. In th* event ol a third party successful bid, tha third party luccettful bidder shall pay- to addition to th* bid amount, th * Clark's registry fa* and any and all documentary stamps In to* Cer­ tificate o l T ill*. Parsons with a disability who need special accommodations m ust n o lle * th * In d ivid u al signed below not lator than savan days prior to th* proceed­ ing which Is to * subj set of this notice to Insure that reasonable accommodations are available. WITNESS my hand and to* teal ol M id Court, this U rd day otJuna, lf*4. HEAL) Maryann* Mere*, Clark By i Janal.Jaaawlc ruo u fvC Itrk PubM ihijun* ISA July S ,tft4 DIE-144 _ •3Lint* Minimum Ih m S M SchadiAng may nctuda HarakJ Advertise* at to* coat ol an additonal Carrel when you get rasutts Pay orVy tor days your ed runt t l f t * s*# s j - Aatyptf Us* KA description tor fastest tasultt Copy must tokow acceptable graptveal term -Commercsal frequency ta rn ar*nv*4tbta DEAOLINES Tuesday thru Ftlday 13 Noon Th# Day Bator* Pubteabon Sunday 11 Nopn Friday * Monday S N F M Friday ADJUSTM ENTS AND CREDITS: In th a a v e n l o l an t r r o r In an ad, t h * Bon fo rd Herald w ilt 0 # r t tp o n q lW t to r th e A ra l InatrtJon o n ly a nd o n ly -to I h t e atant o f th d c o a t o f (h o i Inaortton. P la ta * ch a c k y o u r b d fo r A ccu ra cy t h * f i r * d h V tf ru n * . *■ 1 3 - Bingo FREE T ro tp o rttfN x to Tampa S am lnol# B lnga. 4 Ac a i Charter A Tours I *00*47 714} Legal Notice 21— P trE on als ^ ADOPTIONS Free medical car*, fr*n if|e r-i tallon, counseling, private' doctor plus living expanses. ’ Bar W17SI1 Clearwater Afterhay John Frkkar.....taaaWTSM* 23— L o s t T F o u n d NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y OIVEN. that R.E. OR JUDITH L WHITESIDE, to* holder of to* toitowlng cartlflcatolt) ha* filed Mid certificated) tor a tax deed to b* Issued thereon Th* c e rtific a te n u m b a r lt) and year Is) at Issuance, to* desertp lion of th* aroperty, and to* named) m which It wa> ****** •d Is/are a t let lows: Cartlttcat* No 7117 Veer of Issuance: law Description of Property: LEG LOT SI TUSCAWILLA UNIT 4 PB7IPOSJ1AS1 N4m*s In which assessed C WAYNE ATWOOO, SANDRA G ATWOOD All of Mid property being In th* County of Seminole. Stele ol Florida Unless tuch c e rtific a te d ) shall ba redeemed according to law, tha property described In tuch certificate It) w ill ba told to toa highest bidder at to* west front door. Semlnoto County CourthouM. Santord, Florida, on the ITH day of August, IW4. al It A.M Paymanl of Sato tea, appllca bto documentary stamp lasts and recording foes are required to be paid by the successful bidder at tha M l*. Full payment ot an amount aqual to th# htghatt bid I t due wllhln 14 hours alter the advertised llm * ol to* M l*. A ll payments shell be cash or guaranteed Instru mem. mad* payable to th* Clerk ot the Circuit Court Oaled this Jlnd day ot June, tees. (SEAL) Maryann* Mors* Clerk of too Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida By BECKYWILSON Deputy Clerk Publish: June I t A July, S. t) and It. Itea DBS 170 IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Co m N*. n-tH t-C A -14-l WACHOVIA MORTOAGE COMPANY. Plaintiff, JOHN T. BUSH, JR .iT A M I BUSH, ANTONIA ANN PACBLLA, f/k /a ANTONIA ANN BUSH: and STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY, FOR T H IU S E A N D B E N IF IT O F ANTONIA BUSH, Defendants. NOTICEOF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that t, Maryann* Mena, Clark ol to* above named Court, will an too 11to day at August. I f f l. • t 11:00 a.m., at to* West Front Doer, Samlnol* County CourthouM. Sanford, FL 77771, offer for M l* and Mil at public outcry to th* h igh*it and bast blddsr tor cash, th* following described root proparty sltuato In Itto County ot Semlnoto. lis le ol FtorMt.to-wM: L e t 75. H ID D E N L A K E PHASE III, UNIT I, according to too Plat ttwraof a t recorded In Plat Beak 17, Pages 44 through 47, Public Records at Samlnol* County, Florida, pursuant to to* Summary Pinal Judgment ot Foreclosure en­ tered In a com pending In Mid Court, to* styto al which it listed f < 14 coriMCUtfvB t t m * o S T * ■ lin t. * LOST KITTEN, black w / white chat! and paws Approx: 4' met. eld Jink Ins Clr. A Park Ave REWARD ISO-Hit ItM REWARD tar Intarmaflan' leading to to * parson or petsens toet stole to# pep - up' camper toet was parked'In' Lakavtow Apartments parking let on Lake Mary Stvd. Stolen sometime Wednesday Frtdpy,. • • Need pool live proof Mens* I 27— N u r M r y t * C h ild C i r t CARING MOTHER of I wUI babysit In my heme Reason able rates Any age* 777S1** MARTA'S DAYCARE Intent te p r* tehee! 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" L * t tha Prafasttonal* d o lt " ; Preaasllmatss..........M - m f Advertise Your Musi ness Every Day For As Low As $45 Per Month. Call Classified, 322-261 1 i �% r T f r r r IJr r jFj r r Sanford Herald, 8anford, Florida - Tuesday, June 29, 1994 55— B lilln e ts O p p o riu n ltlw 71—HelpWanted ^INVENTO RY MANAOERa 1410 wtak. You can laka control hsrsl Suparvls* workar* and compularltad Inventory. Paid Banallti FREE RSOIITRATION AAA EMPLOYMINT TMW.MIhSt, B H I I I LAWN SERVICE: Truck. trill •f, MulpmMt and accounts. Ntt* In D T i Growth poten Mil »I1K m tu 0 I I — M oney to Ltn d MAINTENANCE PERSON K{IP DRIVING AND STIll . GET THE MONIYI For large Laka Mary commu­ nity. M utt hava HVAC aap. Start Immediately 331-77W AM /o n n o*d l i yo ur llllo . Jack d ia m o n d fo r app o intm en t i m in t MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR Position available In 114 bad nursing home. This It a working supervisor position. Musi have oicallant skills In air conditioning, refrigeration, plumbing, electric and goner al maintenance. Eicellent benefit package available. Sand resume to or apply at Hlllhavan Health Cara Cantor. « a Meltonvllle Ava., lantord. FL Pfeata Includt salary requirement! * MECHANIC TRAIN EEsT 1M0 wk. Mechanically In dined you can stop right Into this one I Murry ■Don't wall I FREE RSOIITRATION AAA IM FL O Y M IN T F I- H e ta W e n te d * DRIVER WANTED * M lima. Moat hava lata modal acoM veMcto lor local deliveries utllltlng persen*I r a A k lo . C all M l - m i m a c t NOWl AVON Earn to sox Ha, door/door. PT/FT LandI a i i i h / i saewa-iim ADO TO YOUN INCOMI S IL L AVON NOW I CALL u n t i l a r m -e w AGENTS-REAL ESTATEI Nothing auccooda Ilka awccau. Wa'ra wall into aw 3rd dacadt of training auccowlul agonta HAIIcanaat............ We'll help I WATSON M A L T Y CORF realto rs mma :jim iEisuiMR Wo train local work. . a itn itm ASSISTANT MANAGER Two years minimum laal Nod txparltnca Salary varlaa U I I to atoo par < m t » achool diploma required. Resume and appllcatlan tai L e a 's F a m s u s R e c ip e Qitkan. lantord. 3311H 1 ASSISTANT MANAGER/ _ CASHIERS Coastal M a r t , Inc. has openings lor Assistant Man agora and CaaMar positions Good working conditions Ejwltont wagaa. banallta. 4 pa[d vacation. Apply in Parian: MM Orlando Ava. ■ AN NMOOa/MOOS Par. Month. II r*« hovo courage call I r4iim is h r.ro c .m a g . CHflOCARC WORKER HEEDED Pari lima potlllan. E sport onto a plus 331 7411 Ath lor Jayte or Alatody___________ a CUSTOM!R tIR V IC ■ a a R IP * Terrific I Opan now accounli 4 warn all phases of Inauranca F R I I REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT m w .a th ii.tm tT s Do Tog Naod Extra Monty? Earn hundreds storking al homo protesting mall For mart information sand SASE | to ■ SJMtarvlcaa n u t SamarenAlvdsail • , Orlande. FL m n __ ] * DOCTOR R EC I PT lONIST a Enter Information and a iltll pal ion11 In all ptsaaaa Nice Ooh I Quick - Cell us today! FREE RIOISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT , raaw .uihSt.ni-iiTt ’ DRIVERS NEEDED AG CARRIERS, Tavares. FI. a wall established and grow Ing Central Florida based company offers sou: oiiclolfcpvr mile ellplo II.000ml. per mo • Hop Off Pay • Unloading Pay 0 Vacation Pay oSaNiy 4 Parlor manta Bonus espouse Riding Program 1• •..-age Trip 17 Oeyi | a cut Modal Conventional Tractors II you have 1 years Iratlor 1 trailer, OTR and snow and Ice | riprrlence plus a good driving | record, call: laaoarsaeta_______ . . I Fitch Fsnon Ttim luo^a day plus possible lor the ' rtorsced Call 177 411* UP TO U*M per week FMA/NUO Gov't tip . necessary. t-IME. E tM M .M h r* riNO NEW COSMETIC ct to area Earn money I Call m a tto tor details I INDUSTRIAL SEWING 4INC OPERATORS I NEED EXPERIENCED >R EAGER/CUTTER i Thurt, TVs hr work day*. PR holiday 4 vacation. Apply tljLSan Dal, U N OM lake I Rd., Santerdlll M I* BIRL/fiUY FRIDAY great organliatlonal , phono volte, computer, • t i w 74* 7m lest t HOUSECUANERS ■Or^TIOV MAID. 5 daya/wk rUhpay and benatlta. m -1744 HOUSEKEEPER WANTED With relerance*. Sanlord Call m s to i I'SeWHetl" Papal Carrlirs |Needed for route* In Samlnola Cauniy. Contact Tracy al MSFORDHIRALD H I 1411 i - MECHANIC AS^. certified. J year* aspar I I. Good pay, busy shop, ants, m i sow kBORERS n e e d e d Skilled I andunskilled. Day*. 1 .. Call between 13 |SFRtlNT STAFFING. 334-3411 LAWN MAINTENANCE (1 year* commercial aiperlI oncd required. Must hava , Ireneportillon. Cell 330-1441 LwiEB/MacluBic Halptr [ Malb or tamale. Mutt have Driver's License. Call lor appointment AM ERICAN DREAM SALES H l »*a« ; MACHINE OPERATORS • t» Longwood mall marketing con]piny teaks aiparlancad rrfpll Inserter or torttr. Perrruujenl pool Mon...Never a leal Hifc Parsotihtl, 629-4666 MAINTENANCE TECH Needed for large apt, commu­ nity. Mutt hava eip. In all •W t, Including A/C, Heal. , ate. p ill between 10 and n-Frt * 33-4)44________ I I MAINTENANCE ASST. | Fit it lima petmon. it v a c / I Plumbing axparlanca reqalCtd. Immad lato opening. Graalbanalllsl iiyniewn Apartments Tslnele Elvd 411W. Sami laniard Itt-IM I (\) .Taaw.tsth it. wilts * M0 U T MAIDS/MAIDS * F/T.M -F, 14 Will train. P/T liver delivery. J47SBE7 PART TIME PEOPLE NEE0CD Far waak and and nlghlt tor JANITORIAL and CARFET CLIANINO U/hr to start Mutt hava own transportation Leave massage M l-till PAWT TIME ORGANIST/ CHOIR DIRECTOR 4 hours on Sundays only Pipe organ. For moro Information caiim leal___________ PETITION CIRCULATORS Up lo S ilt hr Gathering casino petitions Apply In parson: USDalany Ava SlA Orlando I *00 30b I St4 SALES NEW CAREER M 11.000 u ,000 weakly. Make Immediate Income. servlet hundreds of retell accounts, s id lin g music and video products Weakly reorders, bonuses Call SIS Til t !44 SE C U R ITY O F F IC E R Jab training Armed A unarmed Brantly 4 Assoc BlOiaa SECURITY Full lima Sanlord area D license preferred ________ Call 4713437 TYPESETTER Full lime opening In busy Longwood p rint shop Mac e ip req Scanning. Adoba photo Shop. Quark and other programs 40wpm 3)4 4041 WAREHOUSE AND OENERAL LABOR HELP NEEDED! Bonus tor driven All thills available Dally pay. no tea Report ready to work S JOam. Industrial Labor Sve., toll French AV No phone calls WAREHOUSE Looking lor mature, depen dable. hard working parson tor small warehouse In San lord area Must be orgenlied with a take charge attitude Light lifting a»4 4T * lH i WRECKER DRIVER Must have CDL and live In Sanford/Lake Mary area Apply at BUTCH'S TOWINO. n et W. First Street, taatord 93— Rooms fo r R ent A QUIET, CLEAN RM Sanlord Kitchen, phone, coin laundry SMAup Apt* alto w ent CLEAN ROOMS, tingle Hading | 73/w k . Kitchen, phone, laundry, video games, oil tlreel perdrvjL FURN RM, | 7g wk., ulll. In eluded, wesher/dryer. pool. tullhousdprv.ail list_____ FURNISHED RM FOR RENT __________m u n __________ IN P R IV A T I LONOWOOO home. Steady employed only, saa/wk tjtt/dep. Cali $ u itto "I HAD SO MANY CALLS!" Mavis Demat txclalmed whan asked about the results ol her room for rent ad. Do you have property lor rent? Place your ad In the SANFORD HERALD today tor quick, Inexpensive results CALL 3222611 131-9593 FAX 323- 9401 LARO I ROOM tor rent w/ pvt. bath. Pvt, garage. Kllchert prlv. tiso/mo. W i l t s attar 7 NEWLY RENOVATED. Prlvata entrance, paddle Ian, ralrlg eretor, microwave 4 color tv. OH tlroel parking and maid service. Convenient local Ion. ___________m «4 H __________ PRIVATR HOME In tale area. Furnished room with house privileges 111 toll 97— Apartm ents Furnished / Rent NOTICE All rental and real eslats advertisements are iub|ect to the Federal Fair Housing Ad, which makes It Illegal to odvarllta any preference, lim­ itation or discrimination based on race, color, religion, tax, handicap, lam Hal status or national origin K IT ’N' CARLYLE® by Larry WrighI 99—A p a rtm e n ti Unfurnished / Rent V d ifp r * MOVE IN SPECIAL * A-t- B IS T APPLIANCE hat Kanmore washer*. Free d* livery Warranty. 334 33*1 * AAA RAY'S APPLIANCE a 111 S Branch Ava. Santoed R a f r l g a r a t o r , S to v e s , Washers Dryart. Free ) yr labor warr. Dal, avail. 13S-S443 AIR C O N D IT IO N ■ R 14.000 BTU. cool/heel, 330 V l l / l ________ Call 111 5314 BEDROOM SET dresser w/ 1/2 MONTH FREEH 1 Bdras /I Batts to-m e SHENANDOAH APARTMENTS 103— Houses Unfurnished / Went CLOSE TO fchaalt. Sanford. 1 bdrm, I to bath. No pats. SO], n et dap, t yr. toata 114-7104 DELTONA CLEAN. 1 bdrm. 1 bath. Ilv., lam., garage, quiet. Ctota to schools Loose option avail. U li/m e . M l 0817 msg FOR LEASE OR RENTi 1/1 house at 1711 SentorcL Aye. M yard yar San plus Fenced ilt. Celt ns am RBNT WITH OPTION PInterest 1/1 poet ham#, fenced. U 7J me 1st, last, 4 sac. » l 4114 SANFORD. 1 bdrm. Ito bath lekelrent house 1430/mo __________U 1 7004 1ANFORO l / l Natr butts, town, pats possible Fenced yd, ancl porch, tag 1) 1*717 SANFORD, 1 BDRM. 1to BATH, SOI/mo. plus deposit Nopals, i n i m WlilPSSt O lets ky USX vx 141— H ornet tar Sale 141-H o m es ta r Sale A ffO H D rtO lF HOMES V tm U flfc I PHOfEHTIES FHA/VA low at a 1/2W ANQ *, owner finance low aa t 40Q/mo. I O w n Focactoturaa. Repeal Eemlnols, Orsnfla, Vofualtl ESTATE ON l . l l ACHESI 4/lto spill plen, over 1.000 tq 41., fenced tor horses. SI 14.400 COUNTRY HOME ON l . t l ACREII 1/ 1. Ilv. din, lam rm t, fenced lor horses. Carport S7S.SOOI RENOVATEDI Newer cerpet Apelnt. C /H /A . carport 143,400 Landscape l/l. i / i acre I Appl. Ilv. d>n. lem rmt I4LS00 SUNKEN F A M IL Y RM. A temm poet Lly. dn. lam. rmt., appl, scr. porch, tocurl ty system ond garogel *1.400 BRICK V I split, Ilv, din. lam rms. sec system, scr porch. Itncad yd . ear age 1 144 100 Stenstrom Rentals • SANORA 4/ 1, w/ lamlly rm, tingle garage. Cant H/A Cleanl ITtS m o. 1710 sac • H IO D E N V IL L A O E , Lk Mary, 1/1 cando. w/ tp l. CHA. all appls SASO/mo . I4S0 sac otANFORD 1/1 api w/ ter. porch, k>lc UfS/mo no dtp • SANFORD 1/ t . l . 1 story duplex CHA S4H/mo 1400/ sac • SANFORD B 14. V IS . dbl garage, tplc. Ig yard, wall A septic SAM/moSUO/wc. •DELTONA • 14. 1/ 1. w/dbl garage. Ig scr porch, tplc. clean OSS/mo 17SO/sac • SANFORD 1/1 Apt. scr patio. CHA. 1400/ mo UOO/wc Slanstrem Realty, lisc. "We Manage yaur Hams, like It was aur awn." Jan Day la n itr e s After ap m . s o tats 1704W 11thSTREET. Sbdrmt. 1 bath Cant H/A Avail July U 00 plus sac m ins I ID R M Ito BATH. Private on small lake MSO-mo 1st mo and security deposit *741411 1 BDRM. I BATH Pool, fenced yard Cant H/A Good loco Hon near school ISIS/mo III. Iasi A security, m i 147 1 BEDROOM. 1 bath, cant H/A. lamlly rm. Only UOO down I Alto 4bdrm, 1 bath available Ath about our HUO hornet I Why rants THE HILLIMAN OROUP. INC Realtorni-ASll ASSUME NO QUAUFIESI CUSTOM w/ipllt bdrm planl Dining, lamlly rms. appl . treed yard teej/mo 114 V» F R I FORECLOSURE! V I split Ilv . din. eel In filch fenced w/gerege tW Vm i 11* 400 CUSTOM BUILT 4/31 Uv. din. tem rms. tel In k ll. security, satellite let.tttl I CUSTOM built 1/1 spill. Ilv , d in , eat In hitch * appl, garaga tset/ma lai.too rm si 107— M o b il# H o m ts / R ent __ ELDER SPRINGS oil Hwy 417 1. 1. and 1 bedrooms 171 Stl a weak.__________ C a iim l t ir 1 BDRM Fork Ava Mobile Park Quiet area. Close to shopping/bus route. Y5 ffl-lla t 1 BIOROOM mobile home tor rant or tala . Large lot. fliS /m o . Country llvlngl 333 4071 alters: 10__________ 114— W arehouse S p e c e / Rent LONOWOOD/LAKE M ARY.' M id t i le public storage warehouses, poo. 100. or 1*00 tq ft spaces Nice, secure, easily accessible location. From *141 par mo. 111-4114 WORKSHOP lor tmoll to medi­ um all* business Starting at low at U SO a tq It. Excellent location! call m e in 117—C o m m e rc ia l R entals_______ STORIFRONT C-l IO N IN 0 . Plenty of porklng. U l l Park Drive. Across Irom Dairy Queen. CP Rental Retells 111 4440 111— O ffice Space / Rent NEW Sanford off leas and/or warehouses. 400-l.MO tq. ft. tpactal. tltl/nso. M l l » 4 SANFORD. Otllca space. 1400 tq. tt. building total, 1100 tq. It. peroHIt* unit. M l-7004 S40 SQ FEET lor loose on 17-41. > successtul existing onclvor business**. Good parking and lighting. Oraal visibility. Asking S400/mo. i n 4444 work COOL OFTII Orta Bedroom Apartments t l t l DEAL Mott wood Apts. U 7 77U WHHIEEEEWW1 DOWNTOWN SANFORD. Small apt. Clean, A/C, carpet, roIrlg/ttova. tlis/mo. 1471411 MARINER'S VILLAGE Laka Ada t bdrm, SUB mo. 1bdrm, SUB mo and up 3231670 'S A N F O iD HISTORIC D ll TRICT • 1 story, 1 comer tots. Rattora or keep at duplex Priced at u e .l» with taller financing aval labia. ‘WORK AT HOMES Homey 1 bdrm. Ito bath an double corner lot with Hoar plen end toning you nood. *40.000 JLww/ere Re a l esta te , inc . 322-7496 SANFORD REPO 1 bdrm, 0 dawn/0 doting costs. 117 Belhune Circle P I 0741 __ STAIRS PCOMITY MANAGEMENT A REALTY 447 111 7331/131 417* STENSTR0IV1 R E A L T Y , IM G . S E U E IS II BUYERS!) Cell Any at Our Agents' They're oil PRO'S! FULL TIMEI So Cell ANYTIME I 322-2420 * 321-2720 SANFORD •U U E M A R Y •In (for 36th Yu r« n siiriiiN E VENTUREIPROPERTIES ; t z i - 4 /(> /> Great tocallon and reasonably prlcedl Natr new shopping mall and 14. 4/ 1, graal room, formal living room. In ground pool. 11X30 Orange City water All this plus 1 acres I Reduced to lie*,*00 321-0759.......... 321-2257 CASSELBERRY Beautiful 1 bdrm. ito bath New cerpet pelnl. Shows Nko A model I S44.4Q0 ....................... 444 r m CHARMINO. RENOVATED 1 bdrm. Its beth Lerge treed lot S43.147 714 4N i HALL REALTY 312 W. First SE, Sanlord l / l cernerlel. elr........... . 1*3.100 1/ 1/ 1. loaded wz lee lures I 174.eoo Meblle (it S acres, t ie .100 1 rsntel units l Good cash llowl 17K dn. owner hold 111*1.000 323-5774 DELTONA - 1 bdrm Ito beth. femllsrm. eitrail 111.300 W. Mellciawtkl.131 74*3 DELTONA, only 1400 down. 1*10/ mo Choose from 1 homes to be remodeled by builder. Greel opportunity. Metre Greyp **4-11*1 DYNAMITE 1 Bdrm Low Down Call DU no a Th* Cannon Group 1*44*41 *r 13147*4 LONOWOOO 4/1 split. 1300* sq ft Lg lam rm, w/fplc, scr pool, good school. 44K M7 1*44 b t t Lira. r.A V I *>.* (HKI r i u r ji y m u >► * t ii«. a Oav't, lanfe Fsrecleiurtt. a a Assume Ne Quality a e Hemet with SIM DOWN! e • 153—AcreageLots/ Sale DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES BATEMAN REALTY 105— DuplexT r ip le x / Rent LAKE MARY clean 1 bdrm , central air. wesher/dryer hook up. N ear school*. SalO/dltcounll Call nowl Investere Realty. 774 sail LA R O E modern 1/ 1, new carpet, weshar/Oryer hook up prlv /Irets USQ/mo 747 PSIO SANFORD I BDRM I bath, very nice neighborhood, very clean Avail. July I 3400)44 tANFOHD Good area, clean 3 bdrm. A/C. pry. patio A yard Pets OK ties plus 4440044 SANFORD 1 bdrm. 1 bath 4400/ month plus utilities HOC deposit 404 3)0 00)4 or 774 4114 mirror, chest, nlghltland. headboard, bad frame, box tprlngt/maflrott 1100. TABLE with gloss top ond 1 Chair* *40 1334777 * is Ideal lor mobile ham* or horn* in * harsat. cattle, terming, or nursery. 2oned agricultural SI,*00 par acra. Small down payment with owner financing SM-7S7-I771 OSTEEN, MINI RANCH 1 acres. 41% cleared. 3.000 tq. tt. plus barn with hydraulic lilt. Bee room, shop and of tlCO. S wellt. Irrigation, I bdrm. I bath mobile with new tetolllfe and separate laundry Much much morel Won't lest at 1* 7.100 *07 m m owner 1 PLUS ACRES. Paved road frontage, near SI Johne River sal.000 St. Johns Realty 155—Condominiums Co-Op / Sale PINERIDOE CLUB. 1 bdrm. 3 beth, 3nd floor. Only 143.000 Makede Carp. R*4l ■ stale S0744B-44M 157—M obile Homes / Sale CARRIAGE COVE MOBILE HOME COMMUNITY 11x11 t /t to Nobility. Central H/A 11.100 14x11 1/t le I I Fleetwood/ Claremont. Control H /A . carport, raised screen rm. S4.M0 14x4* 1/1 15 Skyllne/Jetrl. All a l t d r l c , central heal, 1 window A/C units. III.U 0 14x411/1 tpllt u Pearson. Cenl. H/A. corport. 1I1.M0 14x11 1/ 14* 11 Champion/ Sunv ie w C e n tr a l H /A , g a t/tle d rlc , screened rm 114000 14x41 1/ m I I Skyline All electric. Central H/A. raised screen rm, carport. 117,100 e e Hidden Lakes Best Deal I e * 1 bdrm. villa, garage, new a a roof, now paint, ate, 1U.40C Cell 323-6160 « 631-3703 FU LL BOX SPRINO AND MATTRESS S40 A SBT ! UP, LARRY’S MART 131-4111 HOME APPLIANCi CENTER Over N years In Sanlord. Sotos New and Used. Service all makes ! parts. 104 E. Commercial If . 331 J ltl J B A OISCOUNT BIDDING Ouoan 1141, Full Sill. Twin H it. 103 French Ava 114 4477 • LOVELY ANTIQUE SINGER Sawing machine. Cabinet model. Only IB! OBO Cell _________ H I 1431 MOVINO SALEI Dining room sot, living room, bedroom lots, table*, ale, l l l - l t l ] R IFRIO ERATO R . Excellent c o n d i t i o n ! M A N Y TO CHOOSE FRO M I1100/ 1110. APT. SIZE Washing Machines Your choice $71. nt-XBIl 113—T e le v is io n / Radio / Stereo • A M PM S T E R E O w ith turntable, cess*lie and I track player ! speakers Excellent condition! 150 ID 4411 • 44 CHL AM SSB CB MOBILE RADIO. 140 or will trade for equal value C a iim 1441 193— L a w n & G arden • 14 7 T PONTOON b ill. All liber glass, 140 HP Evlnrudo, very fasti Many extra*. Ilko new I Only 14,150 m-444* 217— O arage Selee •GARAGE SALE A0 BARGAIN Coll In your gar ago sale ad by t l noon on Tuosdoy ond taka advantage of our apeel • I garage sal* ad prlcall Call Ctassltlad now tor dalallil 322-2611 221— Good Things to E at U PICK BLUEBERRIES. 411 Gulso Rd, Ottaon *07 )»3313 All day Sat. A Sun,_______ 223—M iscellaneous • ANTIQUE ItW INO M ACHINE. S71 Slnaar on wrought Iron beto with I podal. Cabinet hot 1 drawers on aach slda. Good condition I ________ 4* 7174-4117 • BASEBALL CAROS, approx 1100 cord*. '( 7-‘f l In albums. 1100 Call 134 0411 aBATHTUB ENCLOSURE with clear g la it sliding doors. Eicaltontcondlllonl 110 ________ 4* 7-111.1444 DATACHECKER. Cash register lor tele two Cell 133 1410 • FA M O U S " N IA O A R A VIBRATOR Masuger Hat powerful motor with controls to easily ad|ust speed Irom 0 to 100 RPM. This portable dovict will eat* away your aches and pain*. Cost 141. toll tor S l i m 4744 WEOOINO GOWN. Beautiful cathedral train end beading Never worn 1110 m i n WHEELCHAIR, manual t t ! 1 Walkers, t i l aa. Haspit si Bed. manual, no m ttfrott SI75. Stool shower steel S7.W Meat Jllarm a n u a ltllie a -is tl 230— Antique/Clessic Cars FOR SALE WOOD MULCH Br Ing shovel 1110 pick up load You load 331 5447 L A N D S C A P IN O PLANTS. Louguslrum and othars. 14 ft tall WHOLESALE FRICESI 133 00)4 • ’71 NOVA, Show Car, 110 cu In, 1 tpd. Loft ol chroma. Must * m ^ lk ^ n e w _ U 71# ^ 3^ i i t 199—Pet* & Supplies • CAOILLAC OEVILLE. 1*70. ALL POWER I Only tl *60 or bast otter Pleas* call 111*514 •FORD THUNDERBIRO. 1*44. All original! Needs some work 11,4*1 OBO 1310114 AKC REGISTERED OERMAN Short Hair Polntar Pups Mala, l Female 1310 aach. Shots ! wormed 4*1131 *417 FREE KITTENS I mliedllger 311-3447 GOLDEN R E T R IE V E R l«r set*, male, no papers Groat dlposlllon good with kids. M ust m o v i 471 114-1111 • PET TRAVEL or Irolnlng cage Heavy molded plastic. Medium to small alia. Very nice t )0 Call 7T1 MB* , • POT BELLY PIGS 4 weeks aid. OsIearn 410aach. __________ 1314114__________ P R O F E S S IO N A L DOG TRAININO. Individual train ing Group classes forming nowl Call 1104171 209—W earing Appa rel OUR MOTHER'! CLOSET has relocated to r04 W. Ill St. M-Fc 4-4. let: 0-1 3340034 W E D D IN G O R E S !, w hit*, formal gown. I I tt. train. MUST SEEI Paid 11400 will sail tor 1400 374-4413 215— Boats and Accessories BOAT MOTOR, 1444 Mercury, 31 horsepower Excellent condition! Llk* nawl 11,100 Call after 4 131 ) 7I) 017 FT w/ trailer. 41 HP Merc.. 14 lb. trolling motor, fish Under, blmlnl top. E itra tl SHOP firm....................331x00] OHM SKI/FISH BOAT. 40 HP Merc., w/lraltor. Runt graatl SJ.OOOParllel finance. 443 7S04 * » FT GRADY WHITE. OMC, Inboerd/oulboerd. top lira modal 14,00 OBO 111 1114 230— Antique/Clessic Cars 2 3 1 -C a rs • CHRYSLBR IMPERIAL '4! Lika new. Mutt salt. Only *33.100 Call 1407)1114414 C J1 JEEP, 1441 Ragged, but right. 11,000 __________333 H 17_________ CO RVETTE -le p t ■ ,• tni il l . T T-topa« grey Interior. LcnumiliM.. til.900n 71444 HONDA PRILUOE • '4*. 3 0 tl. 4 wt. axctl const 1HK ml . Call *77 IJ14 • LE BARON Canvtrttoto. '*•. Red. loaded, dig dash, new lop, new lire* 14,1004*17*04 MERCURY IABLE WAOON U V 4, moonrf. PW /P l, cruise. Icy air, seals 7U. 300 331 4103 NICE, CLEAN, dapandabla. cold A/C cart tor tale. LOW down payments end LOW weekly payments. FUES AUTO SALE! 3H -1441 alU PE R BEETLE. ' 73. New Interior, new paint. Runt good S1.133 Call 13! 7434 TAKE UP PAYMENTS NO MONEY OWN except lax. lag. Illto, ate OMC SIJ PICKUP, I *44. A/C. sunroof, stereo. Only 1137.44 per month. Call Mr. Payne lor appointment. Courtesy Used Cert, 313-1113 er 431-30*4_____ TAKE UP PAYMENTS NO MONEY DOWN except tax, tag, till*, ate FORO TAURUS OL. IBM. Automatic. V4. PW, POL, A/C, till, cruls*. stereo Only 1141.77 per month. Call Mr. Payne tor appointment. Courtety Used Can 313 1111 er 4113*4* Don't M ill A Single Is«ue! LOCAL IffW I • LOCAL SPORTS • LOCAL EDITORIALS PEOPLE • HEALTH I FITNESS • EDUCATION • BUSINESS V iiiln n l llr r n lil MXtournrufV-ix.t u v js a ri i j — I'J'J J ll I I MERCURY SABLE LS, l i f t V4. auto., A/C, om/tm stereo, crulto. Oil power. Almost ported! t 4.H0OBO131 0111 WE OFFER USED CAES. Low prices. Low down payments You writ# your own deal. C. Lena Automotive Inc 141) S. Orlando Dr I U t 33*4001 Coma In- Let's mskae dealt • 147) PORSCHE, 411 Targe, low mileage, shows like now * 10,000 OBO 333 3114 • '73 VW BEETLE. 1400 eng Runt good, looks good, priced good With radio. S1400333 434) '34 CHEVY NOVA. 1 door, halchbock, 3)0. auto, p/t, p/b SHOO OBO 314 34*3 • S3 OL OS C U T L A S S SUPREME. T Tops, new point and tiros. 130. eicolltnl con dlllon. *3*00 331 4001 O 'l* CHEVROLET Coprlct Clastic, 4 dr., runs good, loaded *4.000 OBO and 'SI Chevrolet Belalr. 3 dr., runt good 14,000 OBO 134 5337 233— Aufo Parts / Accessories BIO LINER tor long t full sIm Ford with tailgate pad 111! 4l 7-m tS 17 DODGE PARTS tor slant 4 cart. 1 rebuilt head* w / now valvos. one w/ manifold. 3 aula Irantmlston (cart) only torly 40't and 70't. 1 Hood AC compressor. Few starters and a few alternators. Alto drive shaft ID . Musi sell due to ln |u ry . P ita s * c a ll Tex 447-313-1433 anytime PROTECTIVE "BRA" for front 01'41 Nissan 300ZX S3! 4*13311 2 3 5 -T r u c k s / Buses / Vans • C H IV Y B IA U V IL L I VAN '74, I ton, Passenger yen, clean. Loaded I Too much to list, mutt see to appreciate. Only 13,44! OBO..........331 4700 DODGE WINDOW VAN. 1444. Auto. 31* VI. na rust. Eicaltontcondlllonl U4WOBO 331 7417 OFORO RANOER, LTX 43. P/S. cruise, A/C. stereo. 4.300 mltol. I yr or 33.000 ml. toft on worronty, Call333 111) • JEEP PICK UP 4x4, 1171. V ! auto Engine and Iran*, r* built (about 10.000 m lletl Newer Interior *3.000 311 3004 MINI Van Plymouth Vayegar. '**. Great condition, low mlto ago. SA100. OBO «14 4*30 Sanford Motor Co. 1444 WRANOLER • A/C. * cylinder, toll lop with herd lop doors, 5 spoke wheels, add a trunk I 4,300 miles, only 114,4001 Coll 133 43*1 TROPIC Travator Van, ItU . Chevy. Oldto, but a goodie I Bad. 4 captains chairs. Good air. CBS».400m 3*40 ’S3 OMC WORK VAN. auto. I 3K ml. Exc .cond. With extras *3300 4*14134 a ll* or wk ends -44/'*3 11* PICKUPS. ) 7k /*3K. 11300/13400 >47 FORO Escort OT *3400 to* CHEVY Cavelier snao. >k» tees w**e-*xes • '17 FORD BRONCO'II, red' 4x4. V4, 1 tpd overdrive, A/C. P/S, P/B, Am/Pm cetsarr*. aluminum wheels w/overtfied liras. Good condition. Muir setl SVsOO 33s S3r7 239—M otorcycles ___ and Bikes I W HONDA ATC 100 J wheeler in good condition. 1400 ________ Cell m ) j >4________ 241— R ecreational Vehicles / Campers OCHIVY Motor heme. 74 Clean, runt greet. Full bath. A/C, Generator. New awning. Good tires..................I l l 7141 _____ Needs new pa rents I_____ POP UP CAMPER, Storcratt. sleeps 4, sieve, sink, Ice box, storage, Super Condition, loads ot tun, easy to uta. _______ 11,143 331 1)44_______ 01447 COACHMAN M.H. 14 II.. 31K ml. Many axlratl Incl. generator. Very easy to drive. 111.000 ....................... 333 4430 O 'll WINNEBAGO. 14 It. New engine A radiator...........34.000 M l 3414 or 331 0134 • '44 PACE ARROW, 34', 7K ml. on Chavy 414. Awning. A/C. gen., vac., twin beds, dinette, mlcro/oven, full bath, drivers door. ) easy chairs, tola. sleeps I. S31K 407 133 3334 • ’l l ALLEORO motor home 17 • tt, awning, twin bedi, genera­ tor A tv. 137.300 OBO 331 0733 * Lab* Mary Ithoolsl e 1/1 condo, lowest area 11. e all appl.. W/Olll.WS # e laniard Historic Dldrldl a Cute l / l , great tpaciiatlv* a value.........................>14,464 * a a r,U LTENKAMP M L A L fY • 33(1 12 10 VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES HUD A VA FORCLOSURES Low downl Seminole. Orange and Volusia Counllet. Cell lordelellsl • Loch Arbor, unique lake front home. Large lot....144.400 Beth Osborne Venture I Preperl let 330-0273/774-9400 jgelMjwrson_onljh211Jt7S_ BRJOOEWATER APTS • San lord/Laka Mary Call today Spadall Only a tow toft I Deborah U 1-SIP4 ST JOHNS R IV IR , Lemon Bluff 1 bdrm, Ito both- sunroom, li replace, U tt covered deck, AC/heat, 7 fant. A appliances. Sea wall, dock/lllt/ deck I U 7.000 Owner 13M 1H 161—Appliances / F u rn itu re EFFICIENCY Cettaie. Com­ pletely furnished. Util. pd. No 99—A partm ents Unfurnished / Rent a PxP.5 *W t / t p u N 'T > 1 7 Convenient I and 1 bdrm apt*, in s u re , sue deposit. I year lease. No pats. 174710* SANFORD, I Bdrm. SlOO/mo., plus security. All utilities paid except atac._________ l U l f i l SANFORD 1 bedroom duplex. Cant, H/A, mini Minds, applt. U7i/mo. plus sac. Sit (till I BDRM uflllltot turn, except gat. Nice tor retiree. U71/mo. noo/sec...................uaeiea 231— Cars 1*3—Waterfront Property/Sale ALL A PA R TM EN TS W /A -ta M O . LC ASX P IL L -O U T A P P L IC A T IO N B E F O R E J U N E 30th. C A N W A IT F O R M O V E -IN T IL J U L Y le t • I * a ISwJroonia Avnilnblo • Blngle Rlory deaign . ito one below or abnva • K n e r g y • effic ie n t a lu d lo e • K r le u d ly O n - B I l a D e iw n d a b le M m u ig e tn e rtl • Allic Slorege. Private I-h IIu a more SanfordCourt Apartmanls 3301 Sanford Avt,, Sanford * 323*3301 Hosira: Mon.-Sun. 0 • 8:30 We'll advertise your car or other motor vehicle until it's sold. Y o u pay for the first 10 days and if your car doesn't sell, call us and renew it for FREE! Phone number and asking price must be included in ad. N o copy change while ad is running except for price. Non-commercial only. Call 322-2611 today! Your transportation ad works best when it contains information the buyer wants to know: • Make nnd Model • Year • Power Features • Mechanical Condition • Body and Finish • Transmission Mileage Previous Use Acccssorics/Interior SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS itPXbll �I IpnOTw J&r*iVj 8anfoid H«r>id, flanlord, Florida - TuMday, Jung 28, 1994 Breast enlargement in males abnormal JU9T COUOtfT • «T(JOINO THIS MOtHIHfl THE GENERAL IE COMIHGJ TAKE DOWN TH06E PINUPE/ QUICK! I WANT EVERV PINUP DOWN RISWT N O W // . A UCXX UAtfS? by Art Ssnsom IS THE TOOTH FAIRY TOR R E A L ? SO HfiW CONE GRANDMA UEMeb* H ER TEETH OUT EV ER T S / / v NIGHT AMD NEVER GETS /. ^ -s, ANY­ ms/. THING? I YOU PUT YOUR TOOTH OUT LAST MIGHT, WDNT YOU FIND A QUARTER j C C - 'V — 'Y IN ITS fc V L J I flajcje? PEANUTS by Charlss M. Schulz I c a n ’t 5TAND IT! f U)E LOST AGAIN FORTUNATELY, THAT'5 . V E R Y FUNNY! > EEK & MEEK bv Howls Schnsldtr THE GCMLRUAAEAJT JUST CUT THE BUDGET 0U THOSE GUYS SEARttAXJ FCR WTEaiGEAJT UFE (Al'OUTER SflACE ^ THEY SAY AU. UJE CAW AFFORD TO LOCK. R X m i 15 DUMB UFE DEAR DR. GOTTi I’ve been diagnosed with gynecomastia. I've taken antibiotics and have used heat with an analgesic balm. I still huve tenderness alter two months and wonder what I should do next. D E A R R E A D E R : Gynecomastia (breast enlarge­ ment In males) has many causes ranging from a normal reaction during puberty to cancer In older Individuals. Alcohol abuse and many prescription drugs also may cause this condition. If you hnven't seen a doctor, you should, because you'll need professional help In sorting out th e v a r i o u s c a u s e s of gynecomastia. In particular, you should have certain blood tests, such as hormone levels. If you are taking medication, a c h a n g e m a y be In o r d e r . Gynecomastia In an adult male Is never normal, so don't delay In obtaining medical assistance. DEAR DR. a O T T : After un­ dergoing hospital teats for a pain my left side three years ago. m yelofibrosis wns diagnosed from u bone marrow test. The oncologist's only remark was "when the headaches start, I will prescribe medication. However, there will be side effects." End of discussion. Exit doctor. Can you describe u time frame I can look forward to? I'm 70. active, enjoy life, but really have questions. DEAR READER: Myelofibrosis Is a serious ailment, marked by destruction of the bone marrow, where blood cells are made. The cause Is unknown, but the dlseuse Is often associated with leukemln nnd polycythem ia, other blood disorders. The most prominent sign of myelofibrosis Is ancmlu. which lends to weakness, futlgue and weight loss. I do not believe that h e a d a c h e In a c o m m o n symptom: this should be In­ vestigated by your doctor as a separate Issue. The diagnosis Is made by bone marrow biopsy. T re a tm en t Inclu des blood transfusions, chemotherapy and drugs to stimulate the bone marrow •• some of which can cause hair Ions, nausea and vomiting. I f you receive appropriate therapy, however, your "tim e frame'r Is actually quite favor- PETER GOTT.M.D able, measured In years. 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COULD SWEAR 1 HEARD ORGAN HUS 1C I ^ ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnaon B0Y6 ADD MATURE AT A WFFEREMT RATE, v DOOT FEEL BAD. ..___ lf‘5 UATURAL FOR filRLG YO U R AO ETO U O TlC e v O LDER GOYb. ^ I HAD A HUGE CRUbH OU A LITTLE GIRL WHO U ltED A DIO KID/ WHO W A66HE?/ The Italians love bridge. They even have a village Just for the game, sltuatrd In the northwest corner of Calabria (which com(irlera the front of the foot o f the country). At the end of August, a challenge mutch will be played there by 10 of the world's best players: seven Americans, one Pakistani (representing the Unit­ ed Slates) and eight Eurn|>eans. Today's deal, played at the village, contains a couple of instructive points. After his partner's pre emptive raise lo four spades. South, with Ills excellent controls outside spades, took a shot at the slam. South ruffed West's heart-king sturt and was sorely tempted to lead a trump, hoping later to be uble to play the diamonds for no losers. Hut. unlike Oscar Wilde, he resisted tcmptutlon. Instead o f a trump, he played u club lo d u m m y ' s q ue e n, r uf f ed By Baralca Bad* Osol YOUR BIRTHDAY Ju n e 3 0 , 1 0 0 4 FRANK AND ERNEST \tJo n p e P L A H D KfH/iT vY/1S T M A t A W O N t P C A * m fHeriFFy (J. tfPApTr&NT f FOUN^l / "7 n ^ CTgSZj \ hum pty DUm PTY’* $ & "P ry j M N T LtY ! GARFIELD STAVIMG COOL PORING THE SUMMER IS ALL MENTAL 1IF YOU JUST T H IN K /COOL',' YOU'LL BE COOL OF COURSE, * OTHERS MAY USE PIFFERENT APPROACHES Even If everything doesn't go perfectly In the year uheud. It should still be an exceptionally happy one for you. owing lo your popularity with friends and In­ v o lv e m e n ts In e x c itin g e n ­ deavors. CANCBR (June 21-July 22) Your sphere of influence Is quite extensive today, and the com­ ments and positions you take will later be quoted. Don't do things that could produce bad copy. Know where to look for romance and you'll find It. The Astro-Graph Matchmaker In­ stantly reveals which signs arc romuntlcally perfect for you. Mull $2 to Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box 4403. New York, N.Y. 10163. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A situation that appears to be a liability for others might hold some type o f unique opportunity for you today. Don't let their assessm ents Influ en ce you r evaluation. VIROO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) A friend o f yours might come to you for assistance today, and dummy's last heurt In his hand and cashed the A-K o f clubs, discarding two o f dummy's low diamonds. South ruffed tils lust club high In the dummy before s u c c e s s fu lly fin e s s in g the diamond queen. With tils preparations com­ plete. South exited from the dummy with u trump. West hud to win with the ucc and return a heurt. After discarding dummy's Iasi low diamond and ruffing lu bund, South drew the outstand­ ing trump urn! claimed. W est was left to rue his opening lead. If he had selected the spade ace, the contract would huve died, declarer being unable to uvold a diamond loser. Also. West should have realized South w as void In hearts, because he, South, hadn't used Blackwood. Always consider leading the singleton trump ucc: It Is a dangerous card to retain. NORTH w as • q j a74 *Q HAST *« 2 10 7 5 4 2 «g J M • K 10 2 IS * 10 8 3 2 SOUTH * 1 ) J 10 7 3 Vulncrable: Both Dealer South South West North Ktut I* 2* 4* Pass 84 Pan Pam Pan Opening lead: » K Copyright 1994. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. duy and Improve a financial you must be very careful how you handle this situation. Once arrangement that Is already do­ you get In. II might be hard to ing pretty well. If opportunity knocks, be the first one at lha ball out. LIB R A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) door. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20| Don't despair If you have to deul with difficult developments to­ Today you might be morclof.u risk-taker than usual. Th|s Js day. When put to the test, you well and good, provided yqii could be remarkably resourceful and turn negative Influences Into have the facts to back you up. If you don't. It could be a foOllsh positive ones. • SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) gesture. A R IE S (March 3 1-April 10) A You should do quite well today proposition about which <ym( In handling complex problems that arc broad In scope. Howev­ have doubts should work, out er. It could be the small factors fairly well today. The rcgulpi might not be optimal, buf li that cause you to trip and ripple affect could produce posl-’ stu m ble. Focus on the big picture. live Influences In other urcus. TA U R U S (April 20-May 20) If SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dcc. 21) T h is Is a good day to your thinking Is limited today, Ji Implement some social changes could minimize a n u m b er'of you feel could be beneficial for successes you may experience. yourself as well ns for friends D on't view things In Hmall terms. about whom you're concerned. G E M IN I (Muy 21-June 20) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 10) Try lo deal on a one-to-one Your earning abilities arc raiher basis today with individuals who g o o d t o d a y , b u t y o u r arc Important to your immediate extravagant impulses arc ultto plans. Working through surro­ quite strong. Don't do anything gates might not be hair as foolish that could deprive you of effective. what you gain. . A Q U ARIU S (Jan. 20-Feb. 10) C opyrigh t 1004 NEW SPAPER Lady Luck might Intervene to- ENTERPRISE ASSN. ANNIE MOST OF us HERE KT THE "PEOPLE WHO NEED TO BE THE CENTER OP ATTENTION" WORKSHOP W ill DO k * a n yth in g to st a n d o u t .j r EXAGGERATEF B S H C R lttS . UWL.1 TH\W TM IN TWE WRONG ROOM. 1 S16N&D OP FOR THE WCROWAOE ^ C6 0 K lk i< o S E M I N A R - DOWN IHFROHT? T H IS, by Leonard Starr SAYS MEU ONLY TALK V YOU, _ CAPTAIN,. . Trtl SAR6t SAYS f to 6tve you ,u HiS CAfiP... • MW • K9854 i w il l , iv n ju st I KN O W . SORRY I WASN'T jAoce.. POWN HCRC TO DON'T take C A M O f THAT f*e i , 0U* AOOUTIt/ � 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, 1994 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, June 28, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 28, 1994. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 28, 1994; <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/7c935e4781f68c3484831746ccd4a804.pdf a176c115ecc69a5e3735281e10c922b5 PDF Text Text Barbs flying in political verbal joust ley’s the ucket tn M ir f M lK r a im ie ld iU ic t "Oa c a ra t day a roupto ai year* f ) C a tty m i to artwol itrrwarrl a Harman like me." Williams said Her teacher pointed out that ramen ran be linemen top. She honoring the thousands of FOW/M1A since World War L will be held tn a memorial service at the Dtaahieil American Vetetana. Chapter 30 building In Sanford. Speakers wtD be U.S. Congressman John L Mica. Seminole County Sheriff Don Estlnger. and other state and local dignitaries. Keynote speaker will be Brooks Oulland. Senior Chief Petty Officer,m U SN (Ret). All service veterans organlraitnna In the area will be represented The Fleet Reserve Aaaoctatlon wUl participate In the memortd by performing their T w o Bell Ceremony. The event Is open to the general public. Following the ceremony, refrrdunenta. includ­ ing a roaat beef dinner, will be available for a donation of M . The OA V building to located to 3512 Orlando Drive (U 5 . 17-02). across from the WalMart Plaza. For additional Information, contact A l Tounzcn. 323-3160. T o d a y : V ariable c lo u d i n e s s w it h scattered mainly af­ ternoon showern and thundcratorma. High In the mid to upper 80s. Southeast wind 10 mph. Chance of rain 50 percent. always want to do what was a matter wanting to I When I told m y tothe going to do thla job.** al Though aha any* ahe tries to be femtntne, even on lhe job. ahe admits It‘a not easy to do while driving a 3.300 pound txurti in Nana. aweaty shirts. heavy .work boots and a hard hat. Her nail*, unpointed, are chewed to the quick. Her h a ir, h o w e ve r, la pulled carefully into a bouncy pooyuil and dainty gold and pearl earrings adorn her ear*. , She jokes that ahe look the job lor the money and to meet men Community library opens to SANFORD — A library can be a comforting mats In (he life of a child. Adventures to far away places with exciting people. Imaginary creatures. Historical events. Every book to something new. Until now. students si Midway Elementary School had the oppor­ tunity lo read and check out hooka from the school media center, but there was no other choice In reading materials. A community library for children ages 3 to 9 will open Tuesday. Sept. 20 at the school. “ We wanted to open the library up for the whole com m unity,” Jim m y Blake, one of the organizers of the library said. "Most of the kids in the community go to Midway Elementary, but we wanted to make sure everyone had the chance to read more book*.1' The library, which will be staffed by volunteers, wfll be open on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Blake said he worked with County Commissioner Daryl McLain to enlist the assistance of community businesses to ffrt the program off the ground. ’ Sprint-United Telephone of FlorOSes L ib ra ry . Fags 7A LAKE MARY — T w o commission sraiz and the mayor's position tn Lake Mary sir up foe election (his November. A ll three Incumbents have now officially qualified to seek reflection David Mralor qualified on Sept. 8 to seek another two-year term for Srat 3. Prior to hia election in that position In 1992. he had served two 2-yeartermstn Seal 1. «, j Mralor. 47. haa lived In Lam Mary since I960, and haa been very artive as the city’s representative to CALNO. the council oi cities organi­ zation made of up representatives from C a s s e lb e rry . A lta m o n te Springs. Longwood. Lake Mary. Sanford, and Winter Springs, sa well as other governmental bodies. As s professor al the University of Central llortda. he has been consid­ ered a staunch advocate for educa­ tion and the protection and tmrovemrnt of youth in Lake Mary. Ir lias been Involved In working with Seminole Community College In many projects which pertain to Lake Mary. Mralor won election to Scat 3 on the commission In the November. 1992 general election by defeating his opponent with 51.4 percent of the total vote. Ills opponent at that time. Sheila Sawyer, haa aubarquenily been elected lo the coumSaaion to replace f Whlls Samlnola County la growing rapidly, lhara art atill many opportunlttoa lo aaa wlkflifs In Ita natural setting. A graceful white tgret contemplated the dellcete belence of He environment recently while looking for a tatty lunch among the water greases at II a home near the Ssnford Htrald. ___________ F O R T H E B E S T IN E D I T O R I A L S , O P I N I O N S A N D A N A L Y S I S O F T H E N E W S , R E A D T H E H E R A L D �N E W S F R O M T H E R E G I O N AND A C R O S S T H E S T A T E "H e took him to church. The y worked an co n ." m id BM w d'i grandmother. Dorothy Hilton. "B ut I Ihtnk It got to the point where (EUxrdlwxcaulctdcl." Th e youth turned hUnortf in to police and w o being held at the Eacambta County Jail. He la charged with murder, aggravated battery, aggravated aaaauH and auto theft. Oweta. 41. the father of aU. died Wcdneaday at Baptlat Hoapttal where he had been atnce he waa Injured Saturday. He and aon Dwayne •aw KBard driving Dwayne'* car. which had been stolen. and they approached the vehicle when It •topped at an Intcnectlon. poMcc aald. I n y l h a rm m u l m it t t t t t d JO M T P I^ - A former erngoyee'a 43.39 million sexual O a lM lJ r S ^ S h e T a d r* w u a ^ ^ M j ^ i r ^ ll| P ^ making obacene telephone call* to her at home and yelling at her at work nearly three yearn ago. Cook haa denied thoar and other aUegatlona. but City Attorney Bob McOdl aald Wcdneaday It waa better for the city to gel the matter reached. Th e arttfemrnt la not an admiaaton of mult. Th e agreement prevents parties from discussing details of the settlement, but they came to light because the city must release case documents under Florida's open-records law. "I'm glad Its over with.” Rivera aald. "Now 1 ran gel on with m y We.” However, her lawyer. Mark Lee Smith of Pensacola, maintained sexual harassment remains an Issue the city must deal with. * "M y client was just s symptom In the underlying problem." Smith said. Three months after the suit was Wed In 1992. Circuit Judge Ben Gordon ruled there was enough evidence against Cook to warrant an injunction preventing him from calling Rivera. ft never went Into effect becauar he also required Rivera to pay a 949.000 bond and she was unable to come up with the O n Wednesday, Vonhof taaued Ms ruling after a brief court hearing, aa Tyler's mother fought back tears and his father, m Sioux falls. g J L heard the proceedings on a speaker phooe. "W e cannot, today, make a decision one way or another." Vonhof aald. after hearing testimony from Tytor's courtappointed guardian. Anthony McNlchotaa. Medical experts say no comatoae pattern's condition can be V glAfl g|m|A ir w i o n e m i g ^ Aa a a a to t w n n s in m o o iin y TA M P A — An Oct. 31 trial date haa been set for three Massachusetts teens charged In the shooting death of a 7 3-year-old map during a robbery attempt at hla home. Michael Shawn Dunils. 15. Floyd LaFountaln and Kyle Dylan Moran, both 16. are accused in the June 7 killing of Manual Huerta, a retired bus driver who apparently tried to reaiaf the robbery with a knife and waa shot once with a .22-caliber rifle. Th e youths, from Athol. Maas . will be tried ss adults. Th e trial date was act Thursday. Police believe the retired bus driver fell victim to runaways who stole a car In Massachusetts and hit the road on a weeklong crime spree that took them up to Maine, then south to Tampa. ‘'Apparently, they ran out of money and were looking for someone to rob." Tampa police MaJ. Ken Taylor said after th ru arrests. LOTTRRY MIAMI - Hart art tha winnina numbers selected Thursday in tha Florida Lottary: Fa nta sy 5 lO -IB -3 -1 -4 NEW ORLEANS — The Rev. Henry J . Lyons says he waa first told around age 11 b y his pastor that he w ould one day be president of the National Baptist Convention U.S.A. Inc. In 1966. during his seminary training at Morehouse School of Religion In Atlanta. "God quite e m p h a tic a lly ga ve m e m y marching orders. ‘' Before he was married 33 years ago. he asked his wife If she could live with the rigors of being married to the head of the nation's largest black church. And prior to assuming the pulpit at Bethel Metropolitan Baptist Church In St. Petersburg. Fla.. same warning a b o u th la Intenlions. So In a sense It waa a prophecy fulftlled when Lyons narrowly defeated the Rev. W . Franklyn r■ a Richardson, convention general secretary, and three other can­ didates last week to become the convention's third president In the last 43 years. Now comes the hard part. Lyons takes over the conven­ tion presidency at a time when many black colleges are In trouble, black youths are turning lo Islam Ui significant numbers and drugs, crime and violence have reached a crista stage In many communities where the convention's 33.000 churches "I come lo this moment with a lot of hum ility. I really do have a sense o f se rvice ." said the 53-year-old Lyons, president of the Florida General Baptlat Con­ vention. Having received Just over a third of the total vote, the first thing Lyons did after his victory was announced was to pray fbr unity. **l don't have a minute for reprisal." Lyons said In a later Interview. "We've got to hit the ground running." In restructuring the conven­ tion. the Florida pastor haa said h r wants to expand the Home such aa AIDS, economic discrim ­ ination and other Issues of Im­ portance lo black Americana. O n the pokllcal front. Lyons said the 8 million-member con­ vention w|g be a mar* active force In Washington, working ciaaeiy with the president and groups such as the Congressio­ nal Black Caucus. "W e've got to let It be known w e w ill not be taken for granted." Lyons said. In particular, one project Lyons said he would like to aee the convention take the lead on la to help develop mentoring programs pairing adult church members with youths In the community. quick!*' Osceola sheriff's authorities found a .22-caliber revolver Wednesday, stitch they hope will link three suspects to the shootings of Riaao and Ferrantd and British Imxtsi Pamela Jan Cooke, which also occurred to August. Russo, a manager at OUvettL Italy’s largrsl ramputer manufacturer. and ftrrantc. an ac' countant for Ifexaco Co., ary expected lo recover fully In rF •i;-?'i& s y m - ------------- FRIDAY Ptlyeldy St-73 (My OtySMlMdi Fort G«>nat»iila JactMvwilta KtyWnt Ltealand Miami Or'anSa Swat on Laraaata Ta.iawaaaaa Tampa Vara Saadi W Palm Booth m V M ■ V as ■ V 47 as a u aa 47 as La n n n aa ra n n 71 n 74 n n n 74 Set as 4} 1* as 14 1 IS 71 17 47 as .17 .11 .Ir 14 •» Tonight: Scattered evening showers and thunderstorms: Then partly cloudy. Low In the lower 70s. Light wind. Chance of rain 30 percent. Saturday: Partly cloudy with s c a tte re d afternoon t h u n ­ derstorms. High In the upper 80s. Southeast wind 5 to 10 mph. Chance of ixln 30 percent. Sunday through T u e s d a y : Partly cloudy with a chance of afternoon and evening showers and ihundcrmuxma mainly Inte­ rior and west: A slight chance of late night and morning showers and thunderstorms cast coast. Lows In the lower to m id 70s. i1 1 - - - r € m sT kept. 13 O FULL •apt. IB SUN DAY F tly cldy SS-73 '■ >1-----------------MONDAY Ftlyeldy SS-73 O ct. a Waves are 2 feet and choppy. Current Is to the north with a water tempera­ ture of 82 degrees Naw Sm yrna Baacki Waves are 1 foot and choppy. The current Is to the north. Water temperature Is 82 degrees. TUESDAY Ftlyeldy SS-73 ] Min. 3:50 a.m.. 4:05 p.m .; MaJ. 9:59 u.m.. 10:20 p.m . I l M I t Daytona •sack: highs. 641 a m.. 7:13 p.m.; Iowa. 12:33 a.m.. 12:49 .m.: N a w S m y rn a B atch: Ighs. 6:46 a.m., 7:18 p.m.: lows. 12:38 a.m.. 12:54 p.m.: Cacao Baacki highs. 7:01 a.m.. 7:33 p.m .: lows. 12:53 a.m.. 109 i.m. E i sees IS TMC SANPOaO HUULO, FbT ass 1SS7, Banters, 7L 37771-1447. cHurcN THE W EATHER It it Friday. September IS. 1994 Vol. 87. No 23 Baptist pres mandate’ to •t. Aagmatlna la Ja p tte r lalst Today: Wind aoutheast 10 to 15 knots. Seas 2 to 3 feet. Day and Inland waters a moderate chop. Isolated showers and thunderstorms. Tonight: Wind southeast to south 10 to 15 knots. Seas 1 to 3 feet. Bay and Inland waters a light chop. Widely scattered showers and thunderstorms. T h e high temperature In Sanford on Thursday was 89 degrees and Friday's overnight low was 70 degect aa reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Reararch and E d u ­ cational Center,Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall for the period ending at 9 a.m. Friday, totalled .00 Inches 7i3S | ‘ ...... 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U after C lin to n '* A ristid e 's human A la Jual aa bad aa d r r U . Gen. Naoull Young, w ho serves on an Subcommittee for p s ro n rta tk in o mtcfHgmre briefings Aristide's human right* m any rta d tn g "What I hope la this tremena h o w of strength will Con­ ors Cedraa to leave." Young m b plications from AIDS In 1903 at M IS. The Nay family gained prominenrr after the brothers were harassed at school and ihetr Arcadia hathe was burned In an arson that waa nevrr m lvrd. aatd. Rep. e. Clay Shaw. R Fort Lauderdale, echoed Young'* in Haiti if Cedraa teaaaa la dramatic overalmpllftcatloa, Goaa aald. “In m y Hew If ll "T h e anawer lo Halil la lo remove Jean Bertrand Artatldr from negotiation* and to proceed w ith dem ocratic election*." Shaw aald. “ He haa endoraed neck lacing (the placing of burn­ ing Urea around a peraon'a neck), and la on record aa being a n llA m rrtra n " M a n y others In Flo rid a '* Washington delegation — 14 of l he 39 members are Republican — aald the United States doesn't have a compelling national In­ terest In the Caribbean nation to warrant an Invasion. Clinton aald the United States Is ob­ ligated to restore democracy and end human-rlfhta abuara. Th e imprrvitng Invasion Is the culmination of three years of diplomatic wrangling between military rulers in Haiti and the White House over the restoration of Artatldr. Many of Florida's Washington lawmakers are urging a debate the president from States senda troops. Rep Boner Oaaa. R-Sonlbel. authored a bill lo prevent the Invasion unless Clinton first proves to Congress that there “ la a clear and present danger” to Americans or the United States, ' T o aay that all terror wilt end hocking Ultimately. “ Otherwise, we tacitly endorse th e ra p in g , p illa g in g a n d murdering of Innocent human brings'* Shopping Here Is Simply a Matter of Taste OreatTeaMI Why not slop by and visit and discover the nicest selection of affordably priced new and used automobiles found anywhere. Remember. We Want to Meet You! Kaiser PONTlAC-BUtCK-GMC TRUCK 1590 South Woodland Bivd., DeLand \ I ALL MERCHANDISE WILL BE SOLD ON A FIRST COME FIRST SERVE BASIS. OVER 800 SOFAS. LOVESEATS. CHAIRS. RECLINERS! r• !*• E i*. r ? trr' FACTORY WHOUtAlM FRDOHT FROIICAROUMA RURUNOTOMtOFACOm WHOLESALE PRICE.. 9* B u rlin g to n Sofa Co. Seminole National Bank "Sanford's Independent Bank" 251 W . First St. Sanford. FL 3277 1 (4 0 7 ) 3 3 0 -5 1 9 0 f f 1780 W . Airport Blvd. Sanford, FL 32771 (407) 3 2 2 -0 9 2 1 �« A • Sanford HoraM. Sanford. M orula • Friday. S#pt*<"t>#f IS. IW Editorials/ Opinions CHUCK STONE 300 N rHENOII AVC . HANFORD. FLA 33771 Arra C « k 407 333-3011 or 831 0003 U q r K .li K Fw * ‘ s u m cw m o M h a t e 3 Mawlhs .. ......... SIB 30 • M an'll* 83000 I X tm ------------------ 170 00 I pay 7% safes Ma m I to I EDITORIAL POWs, Ml As: Those who gave T o d a y la National P O W fM lA Recognition D a y . It haa b r m designated for thla tim r of the m o n th for many ye a rs O n ly vetrran* organization* however. a e rm to take I h r tlmr to o b a r r v r It. In Sanford this Su nd a y, veterans nt|anlM tlo n a from throughout the a rra w ill In­ ga th e rin g at thr Dtaabtrd A m e ric a n Veteran* C h a p te r 3 0 headquarter*. 3 5 1 3 O rlando Drive in Sanford. They will h r Joining together ra th e r, they win h r U N I T I N G together, to s h o w the people of our n a tio n that thoar oho ve so m u ch to preserve and proten our rre d o m . w ill not hr forgotten Two X’s, one black and one white X l* a rartally Irttrr. H a bnr h r I ween the bliwk and nrnusly rsahsonr rare lUarha who wear raps adorned by a :»r X proclaim thrtr rrepret for thr former Nation nf Islam m inuter. X Drapttr h a dolorous anti white magaetne aelertrd Malrohn In IttflO a* of the 30th century • 100 moat White South Carallniana fly the Cam true a fetlerale flag * X nf battle Greece itlarrrdned paal To "the and I h r grandeur that wi they hunger to add the rharm and - that was antrbrOum Chadratosi Itv firing thr Cunfcdrrata faattlr la g puMtr buildings. white South Carwhntaaa themarler* that they ran reaurrut a proud heritage They nonchalantly ahrug OK the Sag aa aavmboiir Itul Mark South stuul thrtr atalr symbol of in ro' tare Meanwhile. South i'a N A A C F haa u waning U r a shown a « «>uri ruling on I he ton Irowtray A Supreme Court that IBhO thr burning of the a racially pnlartrtng symbol trtntly'a pohtlral pwwrr Squatty ironic, thr Amrrtran Sag haa hutnet nfcfcr butkiingm ratty aym bolurd a rartatty dtetarre nation On E v e n if a C o n the fourth of July, m y few Mark* fly the h d r tate flag were to Amettran flag in front of thrtr homes berauar be prevented from white rw ru u have always wrapped Ihrmaetrea in flyin g over public ihew preanaal property Aa Jackie M. aa tf n w h u ll r uharnrif. "When t are a guy South flag In h » lapel I know Anrertran* knew where beam Ku’ KJua Rlannero were coming from when they burned a croaa ••a preparation for a black Chna iu n rburchro newer th r *1ito u a SAT It la p o ssib le far S o u th C a ro lin a to a b u ta n e pohtlral tnaMy - a M a rt fae r r n o r , a h la r h the mate's capital hr suddenly and t r t U n T Would you he any boa la k la rk iru n 'i D ON N A BRITT £ Introducing wild animals to kids S om e , but not all of o u r trnopa w ho were p ris o n e rs of w ar or m laaltqf In action, e ve n tu a lly returned hom e. F o r m a ny howev­ er. the rerollectiona of the I r is h and tribula­ tio n s associated with b r in g v t r i m s of war In a foreign land, will never leave thrtr memortra SUN L A N D (a id - * better you t r u»<»i mi Ik t buttle t r ip u n r o id the sfedgr hammer tu n w sMlipg h rn ra k the t l » i V aI thr m ultwrry irre *uu re un lik ili lu Ur tasriy Ml fount Word lUrti* t w i t srd You rouid he joined try « v at tw « pts> id Vwinamesr p iie ilw il « a m inaiiM r Step inside the a v r e r v l w n l arena you rouid tluinbk m et a prehiMurw looking iguana Enter rik ih rt rtn Insure and a capurhin mtsvkey might hop on your bark to perform what tike a thorough rh at ytiur walp to* dandruff Did I m entha the | llama* Wood H a rm 37. u neither a nerkrepet ,H u I a M i c h a e l Jsrksnn clone A liortallv recognized w ild f ir e re s cu e r • p e n a lizin g m oil s p ills Ithc EatonValdez « n e t an Ust month returned from a ' d iM S m M Nniih ( s h a • also the proud owner of 8 African apitll. she s Cream co m * t h r fo u n d e r ol H ub | Wildlife on Wheel* a nonprofit orgznua- I ttnn that Intrudtzes ■— - — ------------------— ' live, wild anlm aklo children and adult* She * also thr proud owner of a dream come true Seven year* ago. when I met W ibmI H arm on m y first visa to Lo* AngrW*. the animal rescuer — who aay* she's one of "far loo few African American* In the animal field — only fantaairrd about having adequate room for her charges It waa a lifelong dream The junior high school girl whose mother m e found her crying over a stray puppy, w h k h shed (correctly) diagnosed a* having a broken kg. had by I M 2 become a brhavkiral psychology student whose master's thesis ashed an intriguing question W h y not create a business in which wildlife conservation Is taught by taking animals io sc hoots, libraries and museums and using l he creatures' natural charisma to troth their Importance In Ihe balance of nature — and ultimately. In Ihe survival of ih r human race? Site's Joking, of course. As frustrated as she gets with humans — who decimate shrinking animal habitats lo build unnredrd hornrs and who regularly spill rrude oil Into ih r <■ ran — it was fur them that she for a decade turned Ihe home of her rrilred teacher mother. Jacqueline. Intoa veritable Eden And It was for people that m 1U02. despite Mom's continuing patknee with neighbors complaints over the owl's midnight hooting. Wood-Harrts spent her "literal last dime ' on her $250,000 dream ranch, where her menagerie trots swoops, slithers and hops in comparative peace. Ultimately. It was all for people. Uecausr making room for her animals gave her rlbowroom to fulfill a mission helping urban children — many of whom only glini|>*c wild animals al zoos, and who otherwise might never stroke a wallaby or eyeball a real bald eagle — feel connected lo ihe animal kingdom. A connection In anlmuls can (osier a connection lo all living ihlnips Wood-Harrts and her five staffers — Including Morn, who doe* classroom lectures — often hear about Ihe positive effects of Ihetr visits. Somehow, animals can spark a child's humaneness toward other humans W hy do animals so often help humans realize that every living thing deserves respect? "Animats don't Judge you." Wood-Harrls says. "T h e y are nol fake and phony. ... They don'l care If you're lough or nol. O r smart. Or p rrlly. ... We show kids that generally, animals don't fight for no reason. "It's nol." she says, "about who stepped on m y shoe." wig It m a y b r difficult for th o a r w ho have gone th ro u g h m a n y yrara of life w ith o u t suffering fro m such a tribulation, to im agine how it feels. M a n y not only suffered in th r u own r ig h t, b u t were witnesses to the death and destru ction of others w h o w ere close friend* a n d companions. T h e re w ill br speeches a n d prayers glvrn at the D A V home this Su n d a y. T h e event ta open to the general public, a n d everyone U invited F o r thoar who won t b r o n hand however, w e ask that a few m om ents be taken on this official recognition d a y . to reflect on Iht* special b ra n d of people S o m e m a y b r back w ith us. Others will never return But each of th e m gave m uch far o u r freedom s. Let * give th e m thaffe&f*. V - ~ “ -------------- * >w> 111 u I f t M l 1 V- GUEST COLUMNIST Testifying in juvenile court was bad experience Recently I had the ill fortune of having to appear before Judge Leonard Wood In the Juvenile Coun of Srmlnolr County. Fla. I was there to give m y testimony as a victim against a young man who had prrprtratrd a crime against me. le throwing a deadly mbaik into an occupied dwelling. I had witnessed the Infraction take place and was for the record on the phone with the dispatcher of the Sanford Police Department when this incident took place at m y home. While on the phone I thoroughly described to the dispatcher what was happen­ ing. right up through and past thla act taking place In front of me. Even up to and giving a careful aa possible description of the young man who was carrying out thla act. He was standing under my porch light, directly in front of my front window, with me being less than 30 feet away in my living room in the dark. Afterward. I filled out a police report swearing that m y statement of events that had Just taken place was true and correct and that if this person were caught. I would give testimony to see that thla person was prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. which 1 did by signing my name to the police affidavit. Thla young man was apprehended within a half hour of (he Incident. I was taken by the Sanford Police lo Identify this Individual, about five blocks from my house where they had picked him up. because of m y candid descrip tton of him. When we arrived they asked me 1/1 did Indeed see Ihe person I saw commit the crime. There were about 25 to 30 other young people surrounding the police cars, but without a doubt I pointed out the young man and he was placed under arrest. The young man later pleaded not guilty to all charges. He denied he threw the bottle, staling that someone else had thrown It through my window, even though he admits to being there that night, and that he did not know the boys name that he was now accusing. I have no problem with this aa I feel It's everyone's Justiftable right to "have their day In court." Five months later I was subpoenaed lo appear In Juvenile Court, which I did after making all Ihe appropriate preparations to be off work this specific day. Again no problem .... The day of the trial, court was supposed to begin according lo m y subpoena at 10 a m The Judge warn 45 minutes late. Again no problem. I expected that, as did everyone else In Ihe courtroom. I suppose. The Judge upon entering the courtroom, right from the start appeared as If he were In a rather bad mood and Ihe defense lawyer hired by the young man's parents didn't seem lo help mailers. This case was the first one of Ihe m orning and the defense counselor made reference lo Ihe Judge that he was Indeed lair. T o say that didn't go over well with Ihe Judge Is an understatement. The young man was acquitted of all charges Even though I'd given m y testimony In court In l« 2 7 . a young bfok high arbwd student kmsih Ibrnd tad . wrote to W K K Du Hut* of thr N A A C T* mtgartwr T h r CrtaU ta the abid n u n of the afhnatir word. * Negro be found the young man not gudty. While on thr stand and testifying, not only did I M n g I were befog m u m m ie d by the drfeaae attorney. I also fell that th r Judge waa trying to mittaMUle me and trying to make me look rtdtcukrua For whatever reason You also got the sense the Judge was in a hurry and DUANE J. LAFO LLETTE and had positively Identified the young man while on ihe witness stand. T h e main reason for acquittal, aa I waa told by Judge Wood, waa t m y testimony was "weak and imprecise." I had testified on Ihe stand, and In m y police report that I had not actually seen the young man's arm "come forward." even though I saw hi* amt come up to throw something, projecting this in lastle through my window. Nor could I describe in detail what It waa. that waa about to be thrown. (As tt turned out. a glass bottle) I stated in court. I ducked down to get out of the way. at that point of the Incident. It all happened rather fast to begin with, and 1 was not going to go so low as to lie about my testimony for anyone. It was slated also the other reason for acquittal was because as I had stated In my initial report to ihe police. I thought this person was between 23 and 25 years of age. 220 to 230 lbs. and 6 3 " to 6‘4” tall, as I first described him the night of the incident. It turns out he was only 17 at that time and he was about 200 lb*. Hut he was 6'3". And that m y description of Ihe accused according to Ihe Judge was "somewhat imprecise ’* Even though he was wearing the same clothing when he waa picked up as he was when the act was committed, (green, red and while shirt, and green shorts. Again, this Is not the problem. ... If thr Judge In his unconscionable opinion feels Dial this young man Is not guilty, so be It. I don't agree with him and those Involved recognize what the truth Is. and I can live with that. I hope they can too. Even the defense attorney knows (hr truth. All he did was his Job by representing his client, even though I felt he badgered me unnecessarily during the trial. I still understand his poslton. Out I think with all thr problems we sec and hear about with our Juveniles and Ihe Juvenile Justice system, that h r and other defense attorneys like him are also u part of the problem, not a part of the solution. My real problem lies with the Judge himself I It fo m y opinion that his conduct was very unbecoming of whet I frel should b r that of a anting Judge or that of anyone In hfo poattton. I Imagine the Juvenile system and thr tray it operates is different from our adult Judicial system. But. for a judge lo alt on any type of bench and act with that of a "hoUrr-than-thou" attitude, fo beyond a y comprehension. To br chal tsed by Judge Wood during m y testimony, because I waa only trying to answer the questions that were befog asked of me truthfully and correctly and not aware of exactly what it was I could and couldn't say. la very Inappropri­ ate and Inexcusable behavior on Judge Wood's part to say the least If Judge Wood treats all of thoac that enter Into his courtroom In this manner, he should be very ashamed of himself If he la not. well, at least he'U have lo answer lo a m uch higher authority someday for his actions. A s ail of us will.. I'm concerned Judge Wood and his pompous attitude and behavior la also definitely not a solution to the problem, but a part of the ever growing problem. I suppose aa long as his highness knows that Ino one la going to be able to do anything to atop thla kind of behavior and upset hia little kingdom. he'U probably continue to exploit the system, and our juveniles, and our society in particular will continue to suffer. I also suppose when people get tired of thla and the m any other things that arc also wrong with our court system and government In general, they'll Just turn to taking things Into their own hands. I hope not for all of our aakes. Then again take a look about and see what la happening around all of us today. T h is la an election year for Judge Wood. Unfortunately no one has the Inclination to run against him. You don't suppose the mess that prevails tn our Juvenile Justice system at present has anything to do with It. do you? Judge Wood. If you are so tired and fed up with what Is happening and you've also given up and feel the need to take It out on someone else because you yourself can't take the heal any longer, then get out of the kitchen. I still believe that our form of government and Its system Is the finest In Ihe world and I will continue to believe that and to endeavor to work within the boundaries of that system, but. all of us need to get off our keesters and see that Ihe system gets s good overhauling. A nd soon.... If not. we're all going to suffer the conse­ quences. �Stocks surge toward all-time high Storks begin m ovtng U n d f ly higher in tale August, when the Dow was trading at about 3,790. Despite concerns about Inflation — and Ihe possibility the Federal Reserve will raise Interest rales h u n t, director at technic J re­ search si *h< h m h e r ^ i Ja u n ty M o n t g o m e r y S c o t t to Philadelphia "It's an n n m tn j KeonomK news reported N IN O "W E CHECKEVERYTHING t i n r i l n s n . Md. h e moved to f'rniraJ Florida In IM U tie was s d a iry farmer. He s i t a in e m b e r of C hrist R e fo rm ( ’hurrh ! Survivor* include wife. K » ilne n n Wnfleld. Drllona ug h le rt. Syhlann Folleti. Apopka J a n ri H lp p rn . (»v I hr v il|r Md . 13 g ra n d i h llt t r r n ; five g r e a t* in n d r htldten l llaldw ln Fain hlld Oaklawn fa rb Cemetery and Funeral C Tuesday, Sept. 13. 1004 at Florida South Ik ■ o c ta l Ortuwfe linen May I I . 1M7 tn Aihvttte. N .C .. she moved in Central Florida in I9 M Jtirw aa aLP N . Survivors indude husband. Jorsrph E . m a . J im Wilks. R h o d e Is la n d . E d W ltk s . California. Brian. A ltam on lr S p rin g s : father. P h illip A. Magnus, tsro grandchildren. Central F V iv k Funeral Serv­ ice S Crrmalton Society. O r­ lando. tn charge of arrange Survivors Include husband. Santiago; sons Te d . Oviedo. Sandy. Boca R alon. Ja m ie . Caracas, Vrne«uela. daughter. Jenny. Apopka brother. Jose Contermo. Lima; sister. Jud y Rrvilla. Lima; ah grandchildren B a ld w ln -Fa trcn lld Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs, tn charge of arrangements. Seventh Annual Performance. Protection. Quality Fundraiser Includes: 9 POINTINSPECTION4 SERVICE moneytalks. . L IM IT 1 P E R V E H IC L E .W ITH C O U P O N • Expires 10/1/94 -EXPRESS- A utomotive S e r v ic e s SANFORD HISTORIC DOWNTOWN W ATERFRONT ASSOCIATION 407 323 8050 For Information 901AE. 25th ST. SANFORD, FL 32773 AUTO REPAMI AC SERVICE •55 E. 25th Street SANFORD, FL 32773 323-FAST 324-AUTO (3270) FULL SERVICE T IR E A A U TO M O TIV E C E N TE R 2855 S. Sanford A ve . SANFORD. F L 32773 (22M) TICKETS HAY BE PURCHASED nOOUHIM I \ �M ixed blessings: Tra n sla tin g fervor into votes , ___ . ... > nomination at a convention last summer Hut - AP Political Writer W ASHINGTON - Th e religious right movr m rnt head* Into Ihr genera) rtret Ion with ■ mlied prr season record that highlight* I h r problems of turning Chrtatlan art Iv lam Into Matewtdr Hrrt or­ al victories. In a armario In Minnesota that m u id aril br repealed this fall tn Virginia, retlglnua con­ servative* dontlnalrd a Urpubllran atatr conven­ tion. but thrir randldutr a m t on to bar an r i m Ion. Republican Gov. A m r Cartoon, a modrratr. trounced the extremely ronarrvattvr AUm Outet 06-34 p rrrm t In the Minnesota GO P primary thl* a tv k . although Qukst had won the atatr party Qutst carried fewer than taroidorrn i of 07 counties. Outst. a father of 10. campaigned agatnat abortion and hnmoaeaual righto and created a stir by saying men have a 'genetic predisposition" to h e a d f a m i lie s . E v e n t e a d e r a of th e that comment was damaging. One of the coalttIon's major victories thta year i hrtptng Oliver North win the Virginia Senate North’* proapreta for ckctlon thta fall a n uncertain, particularly In light of the rollapar T h u reday of Democrat Dougtaa Wilder '* independent bid. Sen. Chartra Robb. D-Va.. la r » pretext to pick up moat of Wilder * support There are arveral statewide candidate* ctnarty Identified with the religious tight who are In a poollIon to win. They Include former Mtaaourl Gov. John Ashcroft, running for Senate, and David Beasley, running for South Carolina governor. Neither a campaigning an the rellgtnua-rlght agenda. Ashcroft, a tretotallng. anti-abortion coenpoaer of goapel song*, la not advertising hi* rock-ribbed Chrtatlan Coalition support. And Nrastry. religious-right barking propelled him to a runoff win against two other randtdalra. reaaaurrd Charleston business leader* thta week the Chrtatlan right would not have "undue influence" In hie administration New research for a liberal watchdog group confirms the risks of such associations. Only a quarter of the 1.009 people pbllrd far People for tn r American Way. a Uberal watchdog group. *ak1 iftorjr a or marr iiifiy to ■uppnn ■ nnw iciiir Identified with the rrtlgtous right: four tn 10 said u i . — . they'd he lea* likely tng value* l* central to the Concern aboutIdeeftn i rrltgtoua right’s that concern, (h r poll found, but disagree with Chrtatlan activist remrdlr* such an an abortion bon. prtvale-arhool tuition vouchers and ars education that’s limited in urging abatlnenre Though Ita Influence may at lime* be problematlr. I he re's no doubting the Impnrtance of the religious right tn the OOP One Indicator Is the lineup at ih r Christian Coalition conference beginning today In Washington four IS M presidential prospects and the wife of a fifth, coalition founder Pat Robertson. ’'Book of Virtue*** author BUI Brnnetl and a number of other prominent Republican* T h e r e 's a lso a p ro m in e n t D e m o c ra t, Pennsylvania Gov Robert Casey, an antl abnrtiuo crusader on the mils with the Clinton administra­ tion Last year’s token tVm orrai. by rontmat. was David Wilhelm, the Clinton campaign veteran who b rra m r chairman of Ihr national party It was an outreach attempt that failed RHtgtnu* right groups have hern among Presi­ dent Clinton's most virulent m ile * . Some frustrated Democrats havr responded with --------- — ...I■ >■i i i i r k i . M M in W H from the chargtaof lor the AiMftran Way •flow* tfmt’a the wrong approam n mi tn g a manual railed " W in n in g T l i m # Not Fear: 10 Rule* far Meeting the the Rettgtoua R igh t” The guide advtars Democrat* to fights over specific issues rather than value*: pay attention to concern# « m i t values: don’t use eisggeraied la— describe the rellgtoua right: and don't the'Thre*l‘*It pose* pa IRR Yet. the group warm Ihe threat ahouM no* underestimated There are more groo| more money than there were two years president Arthur Kropo. Ihe movement < nave no limit on growth.” Ife offers a cautionary fable about local the mom* fertile territory far the movem far. "You hear that they're organising son and Instead of organlilng yourself, yo doesn't realty nutter.’’ says R n f p " V w a few weeks later, a n d your arf longer your 0 w to ms be, to •*3 wi |M f«i K>ht7| fk ffa r* •NAPS i— • When disabled workers were rehabilitated and returned ta the same jab they had. aa average sf I M waa saved for ry dollar spent on rehabitila- wmaamuunoi MM Hardware Stores | M NfafadwifammI k l i l m hkffarUM • The key to achieving them savings was the employer adopt­ ing a return-to-work culture focus­ ing on the shuttle* *d workers and making accommodation to help workers do th e ir jobs despite physical limilatmno. • Foe information on how med­ ical rehabilitation odds value to life, call the Medical Rehabilit­ ation Education Foundation (M R EFlst 1-aoO-GET-REHAH All that |as —— — — —- -Sr lu S iB a ila a © *S g ^ a s l a a l a M SflO W DSu | U Z VOCHISV J IC Q M C IIn C J O H M p t n O m i i O m o P n lH O IV Community Coriaga Thursday — ntng. Har show waa tha first of a aortas of fin# arts parformanoaa ptmumd for thta school roar at s e e . Tha has concocts will Inctuda notha American dancers, a Martaccht band and a student recital. Sor mom Information call BUDGET SUMMARY CITY OF LAKE MARY — FISCAL YEAR 1995 THE PROPOSED OPERATING BUDGET EXPENDITURES OP THE CITY OF LAKE MARY ARE 8.6% MORETHAN LAST YEARS TOTAL OPERATING EXPENDITURES. ig General Fund FundBsIsncs/ Working Capital Brought Forward Estimated Rcwma AdVdortmTax (3.7649 IASs) Franchise & Utility Tams Licenses and Permils Fines and Forfeitures Intergowmmerital Chargas lor Servers Other Qi*,nM f>fSaAa ttono noettos Operating Transltrs In Total Revenue IU00.267 Cap** Protects Funds Debt Service Funds Special Revenue Funds 1254677 $70,454 A- internal Serves Funds Enterprise Funds $0$ 2.046.000 Totals $110,312 $3,711,710 1.903.400 0 0 0 0 0 1.903.400 1.360.500 164.000 172.500 505,100 121.100 113.500 0 365.700 0 0 8.500 0 105.000 9.380 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5.000 0 605.000 0 0 0 0 0 30.000 2.291,000 195.500 0 0 0 0 1.442500 147.500 0 0 0 0 0 0 296.744 4.500 0 17.800 1.380500 164.000 111.000 505.100 1565544 309,880 2591.000 1.184.000 610.000 2516.500 m tttfM 1590.000 319.044 VSStlttSI RtSSUt 4.725.800 t iia n m 122.880 9,884,224 KStlSSI Total Revenue and Balances S6.026.067 $377557 $680,454 Evpcndituras/Expenses: General Government $923,665 Finance 169.175 1.682.644 Police Fire 634,164 PuN* Works 369,069 Parks and Recitation 518.351 Water and Sewer Operating 0 Vehicfe Maintenance 0 Capital Protects 0 Bond Issue Costs 0 Debt Service 0 Operating Transfers Out 724.655 $0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 107.545 0 0 32.300 $0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 637.020 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 713.179 200,000 0 0 $0 0 0 0 0 0 683.215 0 548.070 0 126.665 427.045 0 0 0 0 0 0 195,364 29.460 0 67,200 0 $923,665 169.175 1.682.644 634,164 369.069 516.351 663.215 195.364 1.396.254 200.000 630,865 1.184.000 Total Eipenditures/Erpenses 5.021.723 139.845 637.020 913,179 1,784,995 292,024 8.788.766 Fund Balancedorlung Capital To Be Carried Forward FY96 237.712 43.434 1.603.321 1,851.005 137.332 4.877.148 Total Appropriated Eipenditures/Eipenses and Reserves 1,004,344 $6,026,067 $377,557 $680,454 so $2,516,500 $3,636,000 r #>. tkag • lg» 1 at #rtf I iU ndjtt *, *.it v>l kiTi n* I », * ls u » •..» - lii - * NOTICE OF TAX M EASE The City of Lake Mary has tentatively adopted a measure to increase its property tax levy by 3.09 percent. * •n a . r •i I *) i i ! :! !■> •i 1 ■ $429,356 $13,665,934 so <V tiiiim i ttts n i $2516500 $3,636,000 JM ■ .N $429,356 $13,665,934 All concerned citizens are invited to attend a public hearing on the tax increase to be held on Tuesday, September 20,1994 at 7:00 P.M. at City Hall, City Commission Chambers, 100 N. Country Club Road, Lake Mary, Florida. •i i t *> a •i- j A FINAL DECISION on the proposed tax increase and the budget will be made at this hearing. ji The tentative, adopted, and/or final budgets are on tile in the otice ol the above mentioned taxing authority as a public record. t ilt fl:tlifegnflh<l •'* * * .* * : �olltics Thajr re al D m t e l la. " m rt* rtmm mm to Uw t e a l C u rra o iljf. I k i r i o ra 31 p a m M i Mfclwg D a t e thatr a G TD a c a r ia iM lip ouiraa cD Mfenrjr » a ^ j t e ^ t e jrte y rtw ma«M hocMaa tte A p rt 1M9 F B C " C a n p t i | a O u ltfa " h a n d b o o k aUUM I t e t if It e c« m |0d orfMteadoM pay* M c m n d a m im y tar p m t e opportunity t e r m !. *11*0 DR t tar aaaryoiha." Mate oatf. w M tja i n w p i lapartS? r Why o— niilH t raport aowah- « 1 " O C O .H t e t f lM - APfHIANCE » I fWirwatoltori|h*nhsfM»»«.Ua tomato to toQpkm ribto0ritotoa^1^a^lto«M |Bto INTHE UMTEO STATES WiTWCT OOUPVTHM TW« tOUTNOTI DtSTWICT Of ALABAMASOUTHCNN OMMON C w m rid rip a a m to toricm efktoTwAppm rSriM ■toiwtoCMriCaritmwtoUriWMriOriiCari- Ruaadl Nice, tt al n. CtawOdgy Capnmioa CteCtori Grist** Cte Acme F O te f M Cbeba a 1C i m NO. 944M7-CB*S US. WORKERS WTIU ON-THE-JOB EXPOSURE TO GALECRON* C a to far Ctotesp N u p lA h to k AtoaoiSaw «M D O w M Ip w i NewOtriasOA Witt r to ■ fc. TW M atte af to DCA Fmf *4 o m m * bag as to IM T W < M n .a M l«iO r A W IiiiM » « M M n rA a G n fy hw n wH k>pey a * * m im aa of MJDUOBha A* Urarfat d b M b p to h a t If to DCA Faaf ■* i i b n t f i Ciha Geipp m i i m o m paptap to h-V’. 1 i h r r r a tria In t h r L a t e c k c tk a i now h a v e o n e latinos IklWfa iM u U te ■i * ■CMuthonrilly tokettw In that l already la aiutchlnc io a few u> of others who VpmUf osSo-pri M tra g a haa c o n t r ib u t e d 300 ,000 and Knuner and hla impanlea $3*7.000 to the for the amendment, c petition tatd. "Th e court beard that arguint and rejected It ." said "Th la la the attorney whining to get hla way. 'a tte poiitictwM and the buT h e court ruled te t _______ proposition q u iU k d tar the . B ballot. The jueUces baaed dccWon on whether tt met t o t or a y m u U n « Lama wACOT cr SCAT. _______ A ta that tt d e a l w it h A l fancan aka fait m b oar of to faffatnag cwrymu a d a U n ito ia to I'amd Sum w ot tofwrriftog ot to Cha A rm Coapiwat. ate ha*t to* r tpowd ■ to In to Stwn » GalarowS ftipoud teem") i one aubject and that ita title r I ballot aummary he accurate. " T h e ballot aunmafy does not that the amendment dthorltcs one d the raatnna to located In the South Point* elopment Area of Miami ch." Chief Jhntlce Stephen nes wrote hi a dlaaenUng lion last week "1 believe the i are entitled to know that i owners of land within such a ely described location may __ J to benefit.” [B u t the other five Justices led the proposal was qualified. iTe cannot accept the contenjn that the omission of certain Italia could reasonably be rcted to mldead the voter." __ r opinion said. [ T h a t r u lin g Ign o red th e nendment'a "potentially chaoteffect" on comnunltlcri. But___ i argued Thursday. "T h e atcral conaetptenceri an the rtronmenl. law enforcement. r ation system*, toning I growth management will be A A l a d ir t o l a U t h n « M » ployed bp Ciba Geipp Carponcus) sbo ia to cons of Mi or U r nspbiytri aw etpoef u Griecna* *Ule a a ptaa or tw sfacb sw ■telrti is nitisp, Mtadwp. pacUgog. bwdiaf m otorane fanasbliap pnUklrr akch uauwd. Mabate or a part GdccruaS. or C Applirilar* A* M ridsM laU tof « M tripfaptd by Cib* Geipp Corponuoa) aba is to coin of U t or U r copfaipaieat. aa nparif ri Crieoooa abilc toualrcd is to qyhomeoffeK rin abich coststaci. ia whole w is put hsf e pk a m i. flapari* i m od other odiridssli aba bodkd mb peiD trie poor to or tonsp the tppbatwa promt tad tfy| a* court didn't rule on either B u tte rw o rth 'a re q u e s ts irsday or aay whether It 1schedule hearing*. d Ms Aiwelifai Arses Is 11* M l rspsrl M aCornedW gtflV AawdmtoaHaUtoior at (mplopcd bp Cdri-Gcipp Corpaawai aba * to cownc of btt or her employmat aw eipowd bG ikcnto Wto C1e» Lead. A*. Wiki Corponnaaw Eanrooncaul hsifKam Adtocracw. lac. inpuial win lotwad new Bayoa Sond Lowuwu. w Eopak. lac. ia Dan Pul. Ttiw. cr ia t iniia| tr loswcb Uborwory. a Utot or ataoa«td bp CdriGeipp Corporauar. or 111 TU to ri* pwesu. duUrta or oiha rtlwim ofto Ev puwd fa u n dtwnbcd rixnc Mental illnest iwarninf aJ|na.too. For a D m booklet ■bout mental lltneso. c a ll: !-600-433-M9e Lean to aaa tks atekaeaa. i Mental Health fu n d F iCotlauirip "Soilemenl CUu Menton" l Votr t/ym tit as LtpouJ Proa*. p«a are a Jrafriarar Chut Ifrabrr •brtoraraor wabavrhrndia|aiurri*uhdailfwu Ipunri. pamKi. (Ud/rs or other rrktiiri tit Stvltmnl Cltu Jftwhrn hot to tltmi to p art ttaiatf tit tmutri totow «map from w f p n f d f m w i eapauwv Gricciosa aw fipiucrod far aw froa 19*1 19*9 Sam Eipusrvl Fnvwi tup hare beta upoted before or ifttr tone ton. THIS sonce B ONLY A S I MMARY TUcoapim wnw of to SoUaeri. a d all otor pteatoapi ari trimat HwlMnttgv A lt o t o ln W W t f M M ploptd by Ctbs-Gttgy Corporakm l aho M to m m af to w U r w t o w i m Cto-Gripp CopoMni’t I t Cabral Loanum o* Mclrinfa A ltow m m . aw eipoaed id Gritewak sate 1 . a topi Iimimna. Ito tito h aba wetted« M * «lK U n a |, for*»Uii»g or p u k ijn i Grimm# or m to a M r dnpotri of Grimm*. cracrtedM tom atfrscm .ifcriolam wwriirawrt of m y facriam wed for to hrrgawg * »•«*» M MCb St G rin d U m w m « Mi took. T it C oat ton drugaawd to ftesiag k t o M C m Mnton. I w r il W. fee*. Led* E Hare*. Grady W to m . ton* loyp I n n Jrrt Hwfcp Woodavi Alu Wout**d. to K t o m aa i Ito to Aaar bam * .» cUu rtpan ra utim la wpm rM ri) Scnlrama CUu H iatov The C a n to iho drugswcd w Clw» Coaatd to fofcaap oJm toalv Toodty E. EMe. J. Cecil G ator, to r* J D tom ia, 1 C. pnaury urotohri M ta a u of to usury coUcctwg tyt n . t r . itaal print srear, Madder to tretoa. The MMT Fto aim aili pap for all notedly acctuirj utauutw u pto far bp Mrtoatt or D n kto if to Eumcd Fbnoa hat beta cr ■ to frtrrr n dupaoto tub loch Mallet crater The D D T Fto ail pip far m rtoil ouMunap to it poto Nnoai far r ptnod of 3>pan. rto adl pap far aMtori im naM Mbi oae U pt« pouci auk ao ctauaa far BarOBOi heap fiM hai u rn m a t e too 20 pean. CtoCnpp ail KuraooUpMwaiuciMOaattoaedkalauaiiunaptotrala a tp ro gn a ifto Scakatri a ari amoved. 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If to penoa fitiaptonbpieiaMMiradiiaDpaarprrwailfpatolaMiarp Jft j I CTTY.5TATE.Ztr ------- I I TELEPHONE NUMBER: �- ---------------- ' ........ ■_____ IN B R I E F av S A N fo rn i - T V Cum berland Ta m a convew lencr ainrr at .WO H Or U n do Drive v m robbed last night Only W S tn M O Is trUrved to haw h rrn obtained Stnfctd potIre Commander tkn n ii Whitmire mild at approximately »» 17 last night, •hot vaa drarrthed a* a t lean ru t white male, approalmatrly JO to J3 years of age. mlered the More and asked I V lemalr rteth far anttw quarter* mire aald. "the man rrarhed over thr rounter and grabbed mtnry from th r register" Whitmire aald t V r lrt h tntd a ffirm the man tndlratrd he hat a gun and ordered her to the rear of the store "(tut there was apparently no actual proof that t V m an had a gun. WhMMrr obaerved TV ckth rmoetedly aald I V man mm M N I M I I ) - Jam es C a m pV B . 33. of >400 Water Street. Mdaray. was reportctgy aha* laa* night aa V wa*walking down t V atnet He waa lakrn to Orlando Regional Mrdkal Center, where hi* condimn thtw morning waa IMed aa wtahlr A rr o r d ln g to s h e riff's apokraman Bd McDonough ( ompbrlt waa ahot tn the ahouldrr aa thr teault of what waa believed lo be an o n goin g dispute with a g u lfn m d w V Campbell reportedly aald bad aboi him l wo months ago. al w hlrh time V had refused lo pnarcutr LengweedracM LONGWOOD - Korea are shaping up V both etty rontmlesfem seals up for election V November. Mayor Steve Mller qualified fur re election laa* week and will Uce challenger Jim Carrico. B M Burkaaw Place An employee tf Delta Atrttnea. C a rd ro qualified to run lor tV commission seat tn district 3 this morning Hill Winston. A&S Swertbnar Branch, la running lor I V teal currently hr Id by commiesmnrr Paul Unrstrand in dtamrt 3. Winston works for ATfkT Lnvewlrand is expected lo qualify lor re­ election bier tuby V f o r r I V qualifying period ends Lovrsiraral strpprd down as Longwood mayor in Junr to run lor stale representative but changed In m ind after Hep Dob Starks (K Winter Park) chose to area re election. Unrstrand retailed his commission teal BKCOMK AN lY l DONOR CAU 407 422-3090. Is Celebrating The Of It’s Newest Location 1915 S. French Avenue, Sanford I cw rrc a r? v r O RANGE CITY 125-C S. Volusia Ave. (comer of 17-92 & Graves Ave.) SANFORD 1915 S* French Ave. mMhortadtQBnto/ ® DaBouthMobty (comer of 17-92 & 20th St.) (90 4) 774-8077 ■ (40 7) 321-9355 . Cellular system provided •Nsw BMSoun Mostly Cuslomart Sprang A t ) I by M otorola. i* W > l ■MAay Tkns « *0n KWW kNsmory . a-17A8una-taOrSp.Fof Nss \ tv. ■• fj V ” -1I ■ ’*v*»*n» ... •- -,i, �Strike?What strike? Sportsmart wins twice to open softball season Providing the oflemr for Wayne D rn w h « m . w llh isro hits — W a ym Hriijr and Srotl Mr Laghlin IRBtl. P w | Orta* IRRII. Brian f a t a l . Rtch Labanlr. BUI Mr!ton, Mamae KitlinfMrorth rermered one IfoMty Dyer. R e m Pavtrk. and Jermaine Mar hey each Intercepted a Tluaville pom Semi note ( ] Ct pia> a at Ovtrdo neat Tuesday Lyman to honor Hraitoy LONGWOOO - Lym an H i # Srhaol will honor Cartion IIentry, who reftwd June I alter 31 yeara w principal. Prtday. !hpt IB. prtor lo I he fool ball game, by naming thv athlrfir Arid*. aw tmming p i t im nta courts a id gymnasium, The Carbon D llenlry A lhlrtlr Cbmptea " Call Tom Lawrence. AI Mel k Dirvrtor. lor rurthrr inform* K«n at B31 5600 NCAA rtinttotot Brooks, Long TA LLA H A S SEE - The NCAA restored Hie eligibility Thursday ol two amprndrd Honda Stair football players, freeing All-Amenrsn line barker Drrrtrk llruuba and rrareve aflmalve linrman Manus Long to play Sasir day However, the NCAA evtendrd ihr two-game suspension of tallbark Tiger McMllkm lo Ihree games Patrtrk McNeil had been suspended for ihree games and Torres* Canoly lor four games All sere dtsrtpltnrd for taking gifts Irom a prospreitve agent D u November MANTA CLARA. Calif - Otw of Ihr NFL • premier rornrrbacks. D r Km Handers rndrd Ms free agent lour by rejecting several more NFC championship* game vtrtory remaining *230.000 If San P m ctar Super Howl and he pDys in Ihe gunr. N ig h t f a ll S lo w p iirh Softball Leagues began play at Chaar and line hurst parka At Chaar. S p o rts m a n edged Herr 30. 4-3. and clubbed MA Erertae*. 144. before M iw trrTSW trimmed Wayne Dewoch. 10-7. At Pine hurst. Ihr nam es toppled Briar C o rp . 13-6. Hummel outscored Hopkins Meat Parking. I B 14. and Hopkins rtobbrrrd St iffry's AffnrdaMr furniture. 14 3 Delivering for Roatrr/PSW were. wMh there hlta — Sieve James IdouMr. two RBI). Milch Burke IHHII. Steve Donovan IKHH. two hits — Sieve Woodley IdouMr). Randy Yales. Garden Clark: hit — Tony (H a lle (d o u b lr. R H Il. J r r r m y SANFORD - Giving what Coach Brth Cano called th ru first at) out tram effort of the year, the Sr ml note fighting SrmInoies brat Leesburg. IS -I. 10-15. 155. for th ru fUsi win of Ihr guts' volleyball araann Seminole also won the junior varuiy match. 156 1511 "We rebnundrd very well after losing io Cypreaa Creek D u nlghl." said Carso "That's I he first lime in two weeks that l ee seen an all-out learn effort from Ih r guts '* three kills, three good spikes, and three aces. Chrtutna Campbell con­ tributed 14 aastUa and arven area. BtiVtR HAWEB OBT F1RBT WW Qoodon fails latost drag lasts N EW YORK Dw ight Gooden. hD Cy Young-winning days a dimming memory and his career already in doubt because of a drug suapenslon. Dees additional disciplinary measures aflcr again falling drug lews The New Ycek Meta said Thursday that Gooden "has ctmmlUed additional violations of both hD aftrrraie program and Ihe commission­ er's office drug policy." Royals firs McRao KANSAS CITY. Mo - They can cancel Ihe World Scries, but they can't slop manager* from gelling fired. Hal McRae, one ol five black field bosses In Ihe major leagues, was fired by Ihe Kansas City Royals on Thursday because Ihr learn aaya It's going to have a lot of young pDyera next year. □ Lata Mary at DalaaB. 7:30 p.m. □ Mainland al Lyman, 7:30 p.m. □ Laka Hawaii al laka Brantlay. 7:30 p.m BOYS* VOLLEYBALL Daltona at taifonala. 4:15 p.m. QIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL CROSS COUNTRY □ Edgewatar Invitational al Barnett* Park, 8 am. □ Lake Howell girls at Tam pa Lato Invitational, University of South Florida B O X IN G C 9 p.m . — E SP N . Huughen vs. TUA. |L) W elterweights: Greg W INTER PARK - Dare' Kapanotli anchored a solid defensive effort and Jackie Kill turned In a ronaietant performance from Ihe service line lo lead Ihe Lakr Howell Stiver Hawks to a 15 9. 10-15. 15-8 win over KtaUmmce-Poinctana In girls volleyball pDy Thursday. It was Ihe first win of Ihe season for Lakr Howell ( I -21 The Silver Hawk Junior varUly also won. 12-15. 15-1. 15-5 ‘HOUNDS ROUOH IN SW tIP LONGWOOO - One night after Itriple I. Tom Oearey IdouMr. RIH|. Ketlh Dorian. hN — Mike Marshall (two RBD. run - BUI Marino RBI Dove Hudrtck Doing ih r damagr for Brer 30 were, with two hlta — Mike Miller (doublet. Chuck Comet lo: hit — Red G a m rr (two RBH. Jeff Alltaon. Tim AtUaon. Dove C o m Ldttng Sportaman in game two were, with three hlta - Marshall |l wo home runs, four RBH. T Orarey Hrlptr. double. RBH. Marino (double, two RBH. two hlta - Mike La ub m IdouMr. RBH. Jim ho Smith IdouMr. two RBH. O Davtaon IRBII: hll — Brian Jones (RBH. Dorian, run - Tom Wilks. RBI - Sieve Davtaon Hilling for MA D relora were, with two hll* — Octavio Torres (home run. three HUH. G lrn Stewart (two Hitt) Paul Rodrtgurr. hit — Chrta ItuUnrk (doubleI John Hagan (RIM). David Cortes. Jim Troarll Paring Ihr Plamro were, w llh four hue — Mark Blythe (triple. douMr. two HHI) three hlta — Chrta Da pore (MIDI. Hill Orarey. two hit* - J a r Itrnion IdouMr. four RBI|. W L Gcarry |iwo Hill). Robrrt Smith. Jack D ion head hll — Dran Smith IIwo Hllll. Donnie Itlnwm (RBtl. Ton DrSorm irr. Rill - Jim Hrodlr H illing for Itrtar were, wllh two RBI). Allan Truakaiiabaa |douMr|. (Irian Swanson (RIUl. hll — Duke Prrraio iRltt). Tom Ryan. Jaaon C a l d w r l l . Ho M ry e ra . O r a m Moon!Icn run — Hill Keck. Leading Hummel were, with five hlla — Cary Keefer (triple. R1U). Chris Mickle (lour doubles I wo RHIl there hits — James Thompson Ihome run. iriplr. two RBH. Hobby Krefrr (home run. four RBH. Rocky Ram twimmtrt hold own with Sprue# Creek pDylng well In a t w o game tom lo Oakr Ridge, ih r Lym an Greyhounds played poorly in a I S -II . 15-3 win over the first-year Deltona Pine Ridge Panthers in girls volleyball action Thursday night "I frit brttrr after D u night- when we lost lo Oak Ridge." said Lyman roach ChrtUy Tlbbtlls "Th e guts pDyed so well laU night I don't know what happened tonight. ** Lym a n also won T h u rs d a y 's junior varsity match in two games PORT ORANGE - At IraU they got lo finish Ihr meet ihD lime The Lake Mary High School swim learn, which saw ID season-opening dual meet with Lym an cut short by a thunderstorm Thursday, suffered a psU of very close looses to the Spruce Creek Hawks Thursday at the Port Orange YMC A. Spruce Creek a M M l h r Lake ■Mr ring that Labe R lM L M B * rrrd T y le r nad said that swimming againu the Hawks would be a good tr u for his young team, both results apeak well of the Rama'effort. trtbi a 10-TB. IBM . S i t 'toss to the Winter Park Wildcats Thursday. Lake Mary was to pD y In Ihe Weal Orange Invitational Dal weekend, but Inal was rescheduled for Sept. 33 and 24 because of a meningitis outbreak al Weal Orange High School. As a result, the Rama have done nothing but practice since the Jamboree two weeks ago. Leading the Lake Mary gula were multiple winners Megan PagetWilkes and Jennifer Alger. PagetWilkes won the 300-yard freeuyle in 3 minutes and 3 seconds and finished first In the 100 backstroke with • time of I 03.3ft. Alger won both the 300 inctvtdual medley ( 3 :1 5 .1 3 ) a n d 5 0 0 fre e s tyle (5:35.061 "We haven't pDyed for ao long." said Lake Mary coach Cindy Henry. "We're tired of practicing. Lake Mary's uneven pDy resulted In 16 attack error* In the first game, when all but two of Winter Park's points came on Lake Mary errors. Gaines two and three followed a similar pattern. Joyta Capo and lha Lake Mary Qirls volleyball team finally opanad lit season with a 10-15. 15-6, 3-15 defeat the hands of Winter Park. Lake Mary, Lyman boys notch sweeps LA K E MARY — PDylng one of (heir best opponents of the season. Ihe Lake Mary boys volleyball learn turned In one of ID best effort* of the season, sweeping Ihe Bishop Moore Hornets. 15-7.15-10. Lake Mary also swept Ihe Junior varsity match. "It waa a real good match for us." said Lake Mary coach Bill Whalen. "BDhop Moore D an excellent team. We pDyed a match tonight Ihe way we're capable ol pluylng. We made very few mistakes and did a lot of Ihe things we need lo do lo be a good learn. "We pDyed a good overall game. Everyone who pDyed. contributed. It gave our startera a good, hard game that they needed." Erik Larsen led the Rama wllh nine kllD. one block, and four aaaDta while Will Lipscomb collected eight Jernlgan |l«o doubles, i t m RBI). Jim Osvts IdouMe. BBIh la o hlta — David Gold* Irk (two BBI). Brian Curtta (MMI. B roil Murphy, hit Chrta War go (turn RBI): run — Jeff PutrrU. Doing ih r hitting for Hophlna were. with fhrr hlta — D m Coir I l m RBI): three hlta — Srott Covefl. taro hlta - Kevin Julian (triple, double. RHIl T im Barkley and Bobby Shaw (RBI). Manny M v tt: hit - Hill Shaw IdouMr. lour RBI). Jamon Miller (three RBI). Bobby MrRre IKBtl. Jo h n Porro Collating Ih r hlta for Hopbine In game two were, with three hlta — Julian (two home rune. Her RBI). Cote IdouMr. two RBI), two hlta — Hill Shaw (two RBI). Bobby Shaw and Silvia (RBI); hit MrRre Idouble). Coveil, Alan Dow. Miller Hitting for Stlflry o were, with (wo hlta — Brad Hawver (double! hit — Tom Sttflry (two RBI). Denny Miller. Rocky EUingaworih. Jack Bacon. Nathan Fskess kills, two blocka. and 17 assists Darrell Dtlmorr added six kills, eight blocka. and two aaaDls. Jell Phillip* had four kill* and a block. Lake Mary (7-0) pDysai Oviedo next Wednesday. GREYHOUNDS BEST PANTHERS LONGWOOO — Mike Drear 1, Andy Mayer, and LuD Melendrr each had four kills a* the Lyman Greyhounds knocked off (he first-year Deltona-Ptne Ridge Panther* 15-3. 15 2 In a boys' volleyball match. "We had good passing from everybody for a change." said Lyman coach Norm Heady. "We needed that. We haven't been paaaing as well as we need lo be If we're going to be effective." Fabian Torres and Ja y Keomanychanh directed Ihe Greyhound attack, taking Ihe passes and turning Ihrm Into acts for the Lym an hitler*. Lyman (3 -1) plays al Seminole nrxt Wednesday. Amanda Peck won the 100 butter­ fly In 1:05.60 for the Rama, who also scored a w in In the 400 freeuyle relay (3 5 6 59). The KoMowtcs brothers. Phil and Jim . accounted for four of the eight wins collected by the Lake Mary boys. Phi) finished (list In both the 300 freeuyle (1:56.85) and 100 breaststroke (1:08.13) while Jim won the SO freeuyle (33.34) and 100 freestyle (54.32). Adam Gaffey also was a two-time victor for the Rama Thursday evening, winning the 200 Individual medley (1:50.84) and 100 butterfly (58. IB). Craig T a n finished (IrU In the 500 freeuyle at 5:44.13. The Lake Mary boys also swam lo a win In the 200 medley relay 11:50.84). Lake Mary's next dual meet will be next Tuesday, when Ihe Kama will boat Seminole al Ihe Seminole Family YM CA located on Longwood-Lake Mary Road. Dragway offers Queen of the Road, $1000-to-win events BJTHLO — OrDndo Sjieedworld Dragway will have a tl.0 0 0 -io -w ln To p Eliminator race Saturday night for cars running 12.99 and quicker elapsed limes on Ihe quarter mile drag strip, plus a special 'ladles only' race called "Queen of Ihe Road. " There will also be action In Pro Cycle and Sportsman Eliminator classes. “ Queen of Ihe Road" D a specDI entry level trophy E .T. class exclusively for women. The re are four ways lo win a trophy: champion, runner-up. best reaction lime, and closes! lo dlal-ln during eliminations. Some of Ihe rules: cars or trucks must be street legal (street tires and mufflers), co-drtvers are allowed, dlal-ln must be 14.00 or slower, vehicle must have valid lag and regDtratlon and there can be no electronic "gizm os" of any kind. The cost lo enter D Just $ 15. In lest runs Wednesday night for this weekend's action. Greg Samuel from DeLand turned In Ihe quickest run of the nlghl wllh an elapsed lime of 8.03 seconds at a speed of 166.97 miles per hour In Ihe Top Eliminator class. The fastest run was turned In by Hob Alford wllh a run at 172.34 miles jicr hour. The run of 8.51 seconds by the Altamonte Springs driver was Ihe third quickest of the night. Completing the lop five In Top Eliminator testing were. Charlie Ingram from Cocoa wllh a run of 9.42 al 140.20 miles per hour; Mike Lanier from Mims wllh a pass al 9:87 al 106.10 miles per hour and Kafeal Crux from Orlando with a lime of 10.35 and a speed of 129.31 m.p.h. In Motorcycle lesllng. T o n y Flagg from Rockledge posted Ihe second quickest run of the evening with a lime of 8.37 seconds and the third speediest run at 158.98 miles per hour. Tryin g lo belter Flagg's run were Lary Gamer from Winter Park 19.81. 134.50 miles per hour!. Scotty Jones from Winter Springs 110.40. 231.21 miles per hour): ChrD Williams from Orlando 110.69. 129.92 miles per hour) und Dale Serge ( 10.70. 127.08 miles per hour). In last Saturday's Sears Craftsman points race. Victor Fcra came out on top of Ihe Super Pro Class os the Merritt IsDnd pilot wheeled hD 1970 Plymouth past the 1966 Corvette of Sieve RevD from Ocala. Ted Edmondson from Orlando waa a semlflnalDt In hD 1967 Firebird. In Ihe Pro Class. Orlando's Jerem y Hrabal. In a ‘69 Camaro. bested the 1968 Oaracuda of Merritt Island's Ray Shrum. Louie Zalar from Winter Spring* was a acmtflnalDt In hD '78 Comoro. Topping Ihe Sportsman class was a 1989 Cougar, piloted by Orlando's Larry Conner, who look out Shane McFadden’s Sanford-based 1972 Cutlass in the finals. Tom Dixon from Orlando guided hD 1979 Camaro to a semifinal spot. T h e Pro Cycle class was dominated by Kawasaki, wllh Dave MardD from Ormond Beach lopping Winter Haven's David Glbaon In the finals and Orlando's Larry Skipper riding hD mount Into Ihe semifinals. Orlando Speed World Dragway D located 12 miles east of OrDndo on U.S. Highway 50 (Colonial Drive). Gales open at 4 p.m. for Ihe 81.000-io-win Top Eliminator race, with lime trials set to begin at 4:30 p.m. and final eliminations are scheduled for 8 p.m. For more Info call 568-5522 In Orlando. F O R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R T S IN Y O U R A R E A , R E A D T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D D A I L Y �.Y S T A T S & STAN D IN GS IC11 M* M M MM itPWl M i l t» mm1 { J* -P i i TM M i w i l r i l l i * ol Mta ****** ** tM ,T » « « » . M UCf WpX M C lrceit C * «rt K M M 0 * V IB ee t* tfte M IK (e m m e ta Caw#*, ehm** h m om A G R E Y H O U N D PARK Court M r e a r e d K UK Mm m etjactien* nit* id * Court W ITHIN TM* L A T IN 01 T H N II MONTHS A * TIN T H l DAT! 0* T H f U N I T PUBLI CATION 0* THIS NOTICI ON THINTT OATS A PTIN T H l D A T! O f S IN V IC I O f A COPY O f THIS NOTICI ON THE*. MOT ICC Of PUBLIC NEANINO CITY O f LONOWOOa f LON I DA N O TIC E IS H IN C N V G IV E N • V TH E C IT Y O f LO NG W O O D. f L O N I D A . Inal me I d r d o* Adiustment anil hold « Public H e p m * K consider me % ■ ’J It* office ot MM C M * M Mm Circu'l Court, on or botort Mm I Itb A*r ol October. A O . t**a It row fail to do to. o Default Mu* rceunt. Mm v n i l need to ensure met o verbatim record ot mm proceedings, orfucJt include* Mm tettinony and evidance upon oAlclt Mm appeal I* to be bated I* made TM* City ol Lang weed doe* not provide Mil* verbatim record Perion* w ith disa b ilitie s njm o otttl Mk Division « I Cor porations. Tollonoua* Florida. In accordance oint Mm pro vision* ol Mm P lc fittM Homo Statute*. T o W ll Sec ton MSB*. Florida Statute* tw t Tommy Slwpe Andy Timore �S m I iia I MIIPU. U a ^ « a iOWnrOfU, M i f m r t IrbKXKw u u ta MfirOfu • Wrlrl^i riHHf, if . t l Hot water settings Temperatures reduced for safety purposes BARBARA HUGHES/ GREGG C o u p le d honored b y Casselberry on 60th anniversary CASSELBERRY - T h r OOlh w e d d in g a n n iv e rs a ry o f William and AHrr M rElhlnry was celebrated at Brttrr Living Center. 301 N Sunaet Drive. C m a rlb m y on Aug I I . 1904 M r and lira MrEihlnry were m a m rd August I I , 1934 m Wheeling. W .Va To celebrate. Mr and Mra. M rE lh ln ry were honored by th r City of Caawlberry. pro­ c la im in g Friday. Aug I I . I (MM "W illia m and A lice Helping hands Hunter proof seniors can make a difference MrElhtney Day " Vice Mayor Carl McMullen presented lhe powrfamation to the McElhlnrys be(ore a large gathering of frtrnda and realdents of the Better Living Center. The afternoon's festivities Included a buffet w ith an anniversary rake, white Diane Charlton performed at th r piano with a medley of favorite love toeiga foe the Ualenlng and dancing pleasure of gueata SANFORD - At M . Gladys Hunter la filled with vim. vigor and vitality. She la Itvtng proof that Bentora can make a dlfHunter started young — "doing unto other*." At age 7. she krpt house for her father and younger brother. After graduating from high arhool In YoungsviUe. pa., she married J o h n S h e ld o n and they became the prem ia of three children. H er huaband died in IM S and arveral years taler, she married Howard Hunter. She a n d her daughter. IN B R I E F Stamp Club show M l W IN TER PARK - The Central Honda Stamp C lub will p r o m t a stamp show at the Park Inn lolgmattonal on Lee —............-.......»«—■ - _ Th e event wtfl be held an Saturday. Sept. 17 from IO a m to 6 p m . and Sunday. Sept, i n from IO a .m io 4 p .rn . Gold Star Mothar*s Luncheon W IN TER SPRINGS — T h e Winter Springs VFW Post and It’s Ladle* Auxiliary will host the Gold Star Mother’s Luncheon to be held at the post home. 430 N. Edgetnon Ave.. on Saturday, Sept 17 at 2 p m. T h u u an annual program to honor those parents who lost a ton In combat. On Monday, Sept 19 at 7 p m a CPK demonstration with the Winter Springs Fire Department will be held si the post home. For more information about the above call Jane Hall at 095-1824. African Ball raady to rock D E LTO N A — The National Council of Negro Women-Wcst Volusia Section will present the second annual African Hall on Saturday. Sept. 17 from 7 p m . until midnight, at the Sons of Italy. 1270 Doyle Road. Deltona Tickets are 420 each. Dinner will be served from 7 lo 8 p m Dancing, featuring Abe and The Fabulous House Rockers, will follow. For more Information, rail Gloria Williams at 407-574-0315 or Joyce Webster al 407-574 5930. Organ Clubtomaat D E LTO N A — The Deltona Organ Club will meet Tuesday. Sept. 20 at the First Presbyterian Churrh. I Ugh hanks Road. DeOary. The business meeting and program will begin al 7:30 p.m . This month's guest will be Shawn Muir, a professional organist who will play popular selections and requests on the organ and piano. George Pickxell will play th r warm upsrsalon at 7 p.m. For more Information, rail Dorothy Urthune al 860-4871. CALENDAR Blood Bank saaka donors Central Florida Blood Bunk Is asking donors of all types of blood — especially O-typc donors — to donate at Its Sanford branch. 1302 E. Second St. For Information, call 323-0822. Poata totalkvaraa Firs! Florida Poets meet at 10 a.m. every Monday at the Deland Public Library. Interested poets arc welcome. For more Information, please rail Bob Shelford. 904-7360416. or Virginia Marlin. 904-775-8909. Sanford Rotarlans to mast Rotary Club of Sanford meets every Monday ut noon, at the Sanford Chamber of Commerce building. Brldgs club meats every Monday i j j p Mary Seniors Invite anyone 55 years or older lo play party bridge. The Parly Bridge Club meets every Monday between 1-3 p.m. at the Luke Mary Senior Center at the Old City Hall. 158 N. Country Club Road. Cancer support group meats Support. Hope and Recovery. S.H.A.R., meets every Monday afternoon at 5 p.m. at Central Florida Regional Hospital In the far corner of the dining room. This Is a self help support group for all cancer survivors, whether In treatment now or finished with It. Call 324-8737 or 322-7785 for more Information. operated a nursing home far IS years and later she was d in in g room supervisor for orphans and retarders. T h e Hunters moved to Flor­ ida in 1979 and he died In I9B4 Since moving to Bram Tower* In 1999. Hunter haa been active In arnlor activities Including politic* and votunIerring (or needy persona and project* Hunter haa been recognised b y the Kepubliran National Committee for her effort*. She haa worked for a drug-free com m unity and for the St. Jud e '* Children’s Hospital. Recently she received a cer- QlaByt H w U r wHh latsil b m B (Ideate of appreciation from the "Save our Social Security’* coalition for her efforts In Hits area. AU In ail. Hunter has made the world a better place (olive. Love ch ild deserves equal tim e A M V i In nfcrcnrr to yowr reapnnm to "Failing From Grace” whose husband had an aOktr with "B e tty." which pro­ duced a child: "ra ilin g” and her husband have three children, and It was agreed that he would have nothing to do with the child he fathered w ith Betty. Now ’ ' F a l l i n g ” Is upset because Betty "flaunts" her child lo everyone at the church they all attend. (What la Betty supposed to do — hide her child In a ctoael?) "Fallin g" even said she wishes Betty had aborted her child! Abby. you were right to tell "Fallin g" to take her three children to a different church. However, you failed to remind her that even though she had three children. h<V husand had four — each of whom deserves to be treated with equal consid­ eration. H ow dare "Falling” demand that her husband have nothing lo do with his own flesh and blood? A n d shame on yo u . A b b y. for not correcting her when she suggested that Betty stop attending c h u rc h altogether! L T N N M .r TACOMA. WJ LTNNi You are right. Double shame on me for ne­ glecting to remind "Falling" that a chu rrh la not a museum for saints: It’s a hospital for sinner* r In of the (act that my huaband m i call him Earl) has had firsthand experience w ith the havoc caused by the death of a family member who died wrflhoul leav­ ing a will, he has done: n o th in g about making one for himself He also refuses to diacusa funeral arrangement* Earl la 61. We have married for 33 year* and such matter* have always been put on the back burner. Nothing that our three grown chtldm or I say seems to matter. When I ask him what I’m supposed to do with his body If he precedes m e In death, he shrugs his shoulders and say* "A plastic bag off the Santa Monica pier would be O K with me." Abby. Earl's attitude ta not uncommon, so on behalf of me and many other* w ill you please explain the position I would be In If Earl should die first, leaving Unhappy kindergartener has M om in the palm off her hand lYt M y Uttle girl started kindergarten this year. She carries on something awful every m orning when I walk her lo her class. I tell her It's going to be O K . b u t she cries and ■creams and holds on lo my legs like she'll never see me again. I knew she'd have trouble adjusting to school because I've been home with her since she was bom. But what really wor­ ries me Is that she seems to be comfortable with your decision. getting worse every day. My However, whatever you decide, husband wants me lo get a y o u r daughter has to go to part-time job now that she’s school and become more in­ ■tailed to school, but with the dependent. mblems she's having. I need to T h e second port of the solution e home In case the school needs la for you to stop encouraging lo call me and have me come to dependency and feeding her get her. anxiety. Be firm and encouragI don't know how to get her to In g in your support of her ability slop doing this. Do you have any to be at school and do what's Ideas? expected of her. If you need to ANXIOUS MOM walk her to her class, do so, then DEAR A N X IO U S MOM; It kiss her. tell her to have a good almost sounds like you may be using your daughter’s behavior lo keep you from getting a Job. Sure she needs you. but proba­ bly not nearly as much as both of you think. You said you "knew she'd have trouble ad­ justing." and It may well be that your expectation has become a self-fulfilling prophecy. We must approuch the pro­ blem from two points. First, you and your husband need to come lo terms w ith your going back to work and you need lo gel E day and LEAVE aa soon a* she Is delivered. If she gets upset and erte* she'll come to terms with It much more quickly when she sees that It will not keep you at school. The moat Important thing ta for you to be consistent In your behavior. If she sees that ou will give In and stay with cr when she makes enough fuss, she will never adjust to school. no will? H e thinks that California la a coenntuntty prop­ erty state, and our 8140.000 home (our only asset) |a In both our name*, it would simply be I contend that I could not afford the legal hassle, especially If our children decided they •ranted p a n of ft. and I might ultimately lose the house. Maybe aretng this in black and white will Jolt Earl into reality. Thanks far giv­ ing me the opportunity lo reiter­ ate that one or the realities of Ufa Is death — eventually. And since we cannot prevent It, we should prepare far 1L The person who Is In the best position to Jolt your husband Into reality Is your attorney. If you don't have one. contact a probate attorney. If Earl refuses io go — go without him. AU m arried people should know where they stand should their spouse precede them In death. OSAR ABBY: Remember me? I am a fellow Sioux City. Iowan. I just celebrated m y 93rd birth­ day. I can hardly believe It. I've been married 44 year* and I’m still in love with the same woman, if m y wife finds out. she w ill kill me! K (Mary Balk la a Certified Addiction Rrasantlan Fra* I— afawal aad a c in c c ic r al Etna Craat Paraantaqr tact her M tha " arcaU 222-1711.) 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Ptocrrda from thr h u r t in g p e o p le , ca p e e la lly LA K E MARY •St fVtrr'a Kptampal Churrh. 700 Rhlnrhart Kd . Lahr Mary will celebrate ll a 10th anniversary thfa Sunday. The churrh will provide a ptm tr Saturday from I p in until aundown at Lake Sylvan Park A rctrbrallon of thanksgiving and pralae w ill h r held Sunday at IO a m. in the pwrtahfeanctuary. Far mare Information rail thr churrh office at 444-LORD. HANFORD •/Inn Hope M B. Churrh. Hanford has scheduled thrtr a lounh anniversary celebration for thrtr pastor. Two arrvlre* are art for the event Hunday. At I I a m. the Trium ph Churrh of the New Age will be In charge of the arrvlre At 3 p m the New llethel A M E Church will continue the celebration. T h r public la Invited to attend. Homecoming c ilc b f ilio n M i The Hi John Metropolitan Baptist Church. t»20Cypress A vr . has planned a homecoming Hunday at I I a m At 4 p m thr Rev. Palrtrk Miller will bring the hnmrromlng message. The public la invited First Baptist revival sot SANFORD •A revival haa been arhrduled at First Baptist Churrh. 510 Park Ave . Sanford for Hunday. Sept. 25 to Wednesday. Sept 2A T h r ih rm r for the meeting will be Hevtvrd and Alive for IW A Itlll Coffman will present the Iraaona and Peter Jenarn to in charge of music The service brglna at IO 30 a m on Sunday lor HlbirSchool The Sept 25. 26 and 27 evening service will brgtn at 7 p m. The Wednesday service la open to all families ami will brglp al A .w pjti . through wtth the help of Jesus." about m y vision. She w a s excited about It and wanted to be on the move for God. We all have seen the vision and now I am sharing It with many more." She also discussed her Idea of how the organisation can help 11vr ranee Women’s Conference Is called to stand togrther united In Jesus Christ. It Is a body ot women coming together and helping one another In the name The group Is open to "ordinary women" aa Thomas put it. "If thrtr hearta are true and loyal to Jesus they will believe that hr can do extraordinary things. We all can remember some hurt we have gone through or some disappointment, grief, loneliness or suffering If we can share we can come through this together and do great things through Ing to help other* should know. "Second Chronicle* 149 *ay* we can do great things, laalah 60:1.2 reads. Arise and thine for your light has come and the glory o f the Lord la rtaro upon you for brloved darkness ahall cover the earth and deep dark­ ness the people, but the Lord will arise over you and his glory ■hall be seen upon you. In John 17:30 and 21 Jesus aald I pray that they may be one. as you. Father are one In me and I In you that they also may be one In us. that the world may believe that you sent me.” blessing to other women. We ■rant to help sromen In need and those who are hurting and don’t know where or who to turn to. O u r goal la to reach those w o m e n . We i n non drm omlnat tonal. We are not out to take anyone from thrtr church homes. We want to be a blraafng to sromen everywhere. Our visIon Is to be able to help women all over the world. It Is people like you and I who can share what God has done In and through each of us for the glory of Him. Th is la how ll wlU work." Anyone Interested In joining the conference may contact Much emphasis was c ip m s rd WlUle Peart Thomas at 323-6647 by Thomas about her goals lor or Trudle Thomas at M O-1270 the conference. "W e are just Those seeking help In a situation women at God who want to be a should also call. a - Ysxlty to spook ot Worship Contor HANFORD . Trevor Yaxley. inirrnaftonally known evsngellal from New Zealand, will br apraklng this weekend during services al Family Worship Center. The churrh la located al the Country Club Square Shopping Center at the comer of Airport IMvd and 25th Street The service times will be Saturday at 7 p m and Sunday al 10 3 0 a. m. For additional Information cull 322-9222. CMtMfiial Annhnnafy iviiii M l SANFORD • Allen Chapel AM E Church will celebrate too yean of Chrl*lUn service. T h r observance will begin on Monday! Sept 19 to Friday. Sept. 23 at 7 p.m. A week of spiritual renewal la planned. The Rev Uulnton Faison will be the speaker for the revival. A centennial service |» set for Sunday. Sept. 25 at 11 a m. T h r keynote speaker will be the Rl. Rev. Frank Cum mtngs ^gL W m Tha Woman of Ftrat Fro■ bytartan Church, Sanford, trv staffed now officer* racantty. Than# woman will coordinate activltlaa lor tha church member*. Tha taam include* hack row. Fatty Webb. Mary Fopa, Kalhy Hunter, Arfana Waal, Marlon Nichols, Lurtana Sweating Barbara Yaaosr, Jana Scott. Yalma Morton, Sacy Harrison, and Batty Snyder. Offlcars not pictured ara Arlana W ait, Wilma Sabas tin, Barbara Hubfer, and Garaldins Kesth. M Has. OMkrtow f S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y A R E A C H U R C H D IR E C T O R Y C M M iy tW S w »w C*wrt * CoMM-t O yS Ad l wa Mao F u s S a s -s O u -t* . 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DCAH DM G O T T I V a * eUh orate on what make* someone crave sweet* I'm In this situa­ tion and can t arem to control r DCAH R C A D C K Athletic per •on*, who often eierrtar strenu­ ously. m a y crave swrels to replace the calorie* they have b u r n e d for e n e r g y . AI*o. diabetic* may feel a need to ingest large quantitir* of sug­ ar products - a practice that, obviously, they should avoid In addition, healthy people may simply like I hr taste of sweet edibles and develop a craving foe them. This may lead Do you find the mathematic* of bridge baffling? Do you hair trying to remember the odds for the various suit break*? If so. welcome to the human rare! The vast majority of player* have the same problem* a* you Only eaprrta hold most of the key figures In their head* And no one knows all the answer*. However. If you would llkr to learn a little m a r . a good place lo Man I* "bridge Odd* for Practical Player*" by Hugh Kcl*ey and Michael Glaucn. Originally published In I960. II has J ust been relsaued by Gollancz In a paperback edit ton It la available fee $16 05 from The Bridge World. 39 WrM 94th Street. New Ytek. NY 10025­ 7124 This deal from the book Is InM rurtlvr. After an aggressive auction to the desirable si*.heart contract. West leads a spade. You capture Bast * lack w ith your ace. cash the heart ace. play a club to dummy'a ace and ruff a club M g t Bath opponent* follow, but the king doesn't appear. You draw the taat trum p by playing a heart to d um m y's king. Th e drettve moment has arrived. Do you play a diamond toward the king, hoping East has the ace. or ruff a club, hoping the suit waa originally spilt 3-37 A priori, the location of one card (here, the diamond ace) la a 5 0 percent chance; whereas a 3-3 spill Is only 35.5 percent. However, when both opponents follow to two rounds of d u b s, you learn that they weren't 6-0 or 5-1. and that the king wasn't doubleton. This changes the odds. Th e chance* of ■ 3-3 split have risen lo morr than 52 percent. It Is right lo ruff a club. ecssvrisMtn*. N i o i P A P i a i n toM W i * i* n *■ T ax t« j *7 1 *a g a * j t tir* T BAST * q is i i : sj it j at aa i aA J s J agios* *j ; l SK I M M llT H •A K aa g J * t i j •K M aj Vulnerable Both Dealer South k West North K*»t r*»« 2 a Pan 1V l*4ii t a l*4%i Ja 1*411 Pail 1*411 •a Opening lead: • 4 T ia M lU A U N mcompto ion. 24-Nov. 221 Your dnve and Inltatlvc today could lead you to (he exact spots In Ihe year ahead, you might profit In a rather large way from an unusual chain of circum­ stances -In volving two close friends. Th e y'll Initiate whal occur* and find room for you to get aboard. FR AN K A N D E R N C 1 T W t T I'M T frtP OF *A*IH6 PFClflONi L t T ‘$ J u / T 00 U/lTH NATURAL OtLtCTlON. ^ t Y I B O O |Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Today you could be luckier than usual w ith Ideas or concepts that are practical, yet grand In scope. Don't Implement them In a rash manner, bul don't all on them either. Know where lo look for romance and you'll And It. The A stro-G rap h Matchmaker In­ stantly reveals which signs are romantically perfect for you. Mall $2 to Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box 4465. New York. N .Y . 10163 L U M A (Sept. 23 Oct. 23) The means might be made available at thta time lo enable you lo buy som ething expensive you've been wanting. Make a quick decision because existing condi­ tions m aychangr- where opportunity la buried. "Seek and ye shall And" should be your motto. B A O IT T A B IU B (Nov. 23 Dec. 21) Past experiences, aided by Instinctive insight*- could put you out in front of the pack today. Trust your natural gifts and abilities. C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22 Ja n . 19) Whether you win or lose today will be predicated on your outlook and altitude. If you think "w in ." you'll behave like a winner. If you *rt negative, you might trip over your own shoe­ strings. A Q U A R IU S (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You're now In a brief cycle where you might be rewarded for your past efforts where your career la concerned. Don't be m o d e a t about y o u r a c ­ complishment*. P I K M (Feb. 20-March 20) A lesson you've teamed from a painful experience could serve you well today, because you know what you did wrong In the paM and you’re nol apt lo repeat It when rnnfmntrd with It now. ANNIE I MMfT YAKT m i l OK,BUT IT'S HOT TO BE ON THIS J SUPPOSED TO 3£ SCARY snow a n y ( irs supposed to e e "OWE l THINKVlFWJ m o SUIT AND--. UTS SCARY. 7V ----- r Z • .- r i Y wwa careful’. KANNAl DOS'! WN THAT GO? I h R n f DON'T- r * MAMMAI ^— c - - ------- i SO' - HEV.I NEED SOMEBODY TO CUT THIS KID DOWN sFfiOfA THE BE&iE WEB *• ' ' '• ' ' ' *" ' - p - NEWSPAPER ggmar TO 6 0 BACK f/ THAT I CON* .1 4 / V a f M kti**. i r e m u ppunps. *0APOT* AW... AH’... - —— 1 . 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LB O (July 23-Aug. 22) Charm, congeniality and helpfulness are assets you posaeas today which will help you reap dividends from friends with whom you'll be Involved socially. / � 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, 1994 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 16, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 16, 1994. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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MANN BARPIBLD Harald Senior Staff Writer C E N T R A L FLORIDA OREENEWAY — Pedestrians. pro­ testers and |x...... marked the opening of Seminole C ounty's newest link to Orange County Sat­ urday. , The 12(10 m illio n S em inole County Expressway waa o|>ened ucross Lake Jeaup to Sanford Sat­ urday afternoon, alaahtng travel lltnea around central Florida and nrurkrnln^ a new rro of rn m n irrrr and development This la a great day. a aingular accom plishm ent." beamed Fred Happy Mother’s D a y ---------------SK5 J S ra a s k E g b \ s her mother. Joyce Conk, a n l^in o e i h o th lH * nd ,h# 8an,ord Junior W om ivJ a u b °*y « * ^ □ Local In a tribute to mom a everywhere, corre­ spondent S tiu n Wcnncr hlta the street to ask Slrretman. former chairman of the Seminole County Expressway Au­ thority " | feel a great deul of •rcompllfthment in this.*' It was Strretmon. along with fo rm e r Sen. J o h n Vogt and expressway director Gerald llrlnton wtio took an Idea lor thr northern le« of an eastern circumferential route around the neater area and turned It to reality Drelgn on the road wait begun with the selection of the route m IHH7. Sireelnian said Vogt w u Instrumental In seeing the first half-mile »ertIon of ihe road latween the Orange County line and Expreeswey. Page BB So!Ih*rr by Mb!uV ,hr,r mot* ,l»rcUl memories of Mother, on thla a|*erial day. Bee Page 2A Related Editorial, Page 4A * Run, fun, sun and comments □ Sports Greyhounds state bound I.ONGWOOD - By VICKI OsSORMlIN Herald Staff Writer Lyman rilllle*fl fne (<>>>■ —__ The morning aun treat down on the frrahly paved roadway leading up to the toll plara that will serve ns Ihe Central Florida G rrcnrW ay* rxJUnio the Oviedo-Winter Sprlnga Krlle llrtce of Winter Sprlnga looked around cheerfully 0 ..... .... « Fish Camp. The aherlira ofllce reported Ihe hull ol the Sea Ray plane ahaltered when Hereford waa at­ tempting lo land the aircraft on Ihe aurfacr of Ihe water. The craah occurcd tn three feet of water. A passing bout picked the pair up almoat Immediately after the craah. they said. The pair waa taken to ahore where they called 9-1-1 and hitched a ride bark lo the flab camp. Ihe aherllFa department reported. The Federal Aviation Authority (FAA| will conduct an investigation into the crash. In Ihe mcuntlme. the wreckage haa been secured by Ihe Seminole County Sheriff's Office. Hereford told deputies lie bellcvea the problem that raused the crash was u structural (law In the $20,000 ulrcrart. Lake Jeaup la said to l>e more densely populated with ulllgators than any other body of water In central Florida. h».I 3,500 « . . . m. tint to COM th. twin L.ho J .,up „ lurt. r — — w Girl Scout is cop chief for the day By VICKI DaSORMIBR Herald Stall Wrilor SANFORD — Lulreasu lluw s believes the Sanford Police arc right on track In their plana and actions In fighting crime In Sanford. S illing at Chief Ralph Hiisacll’a desk at Ifir Sanford Poller Department on Friday morning, the II-year-old leaned ucrims the desk and smiled. " I think they’re working In doing the right things.” she Mild. She Mild that If she were the chief slic'd Ik- sure Ihcrc were more police on duly patrollng known drug ureas und she’d place police substation* in 1 Ihe areas which have Ihe highest Incidence of □ 8«e Chief. P igs 5A Home fire safety program set f 1 The Family and Community Education Vol­ unteers are offering a home fire sufety program on Monday. May 9 at 10:30 u.m. ul the Cooperative Extension Service. 250 County Home Road. Sanford (across from Flea World). The guest speaker will be Marsh Smith, public rducutlon specialist with the Department of Fire and Rescue. She Is ulso a firelighter and u fire Inspccior, The presentation will be about fire prevention and fire safely for Ihe kitchen and Ihe rest of the house. Aflcr the program, she w ill give a lour or Ihe Seminole County Emergency Operations center. Reservations may be made by calling 3232500,ext 5559. By VICKI OsBORMIIR Herald Stall Writer LAKE MARY — Hundreds of Luke Mary residents und guests gathered on the grounds of Lake Mary city hall on Saturday afternoon. Oldc Lake Mary Days celebrated the excitement of the way things were, the way they are and what they will be In Ihe town of Lake Mary. The serene amphitheatre and surrounding park were transformed Into a rollicking parly with loud Jazz blasting from speakers, broken occasionally by announcements about upcoming activities. "It's like a good old fashioned (own picnic," said Yvcllc Dickens who mild she has lived In Lake Mary for "60-plus” years. "T his has always been a nice Intimate sort of place (ind ll still Is very nice like that. Thla Is why I waul.to slay here and why my children arc raising tlu-lr families INDEX Brldgs.............. Bualnsse...... Classifieds...... Comics........ . Crossword...... Dear Daatha............ Editorial........... Abby... Florida............... HaalthJPItnaaa.. Horoscope........ Mellon................ People............... Sports................ Televlelon.......... Weather............. □ See Lake Mary, Page SA Column 200, more coming Partly sunny. High In the mid to up|>er HOs. East wind 15 mph. Good morning y'ullt Good morning y'ull! Why two "good morning y'ulls?" One for each 100 columns. Because, believe 11 or not. these "Way Buck When" columns about Sanford's history, people, places and events have produced two greul surprises — al least for me. First, when I began doing these Sunday morning arlleles somebody at Ihe HcmUi asked me how many Bill, as ol' Comer Pyle would say. "Surprise, surprise, surprise!" You see. this morning is the 200th time you’ve Invited me Into your homes (o reminisce nboul Ihe past. JULIAN The other, surprise Is thul I STENSTROM thought only us old (liners would be Interested. But I found out folks who came here us late us last month read nnd enjoy these stories and yarns. I true or something Itctlonul. "Give know bccuuse they tell me. T hr other duy a lady called and me a for Instance,” t asked. "A ll wanted to know If the times, places, right," she said, "that article about people nnd events I wrllc about arc □Bee Btenatrom, Page SA Cops seek robbers targeting motorists By NICK PPIIPAUP Horald Staff Writer SANFORD Police continue Investigations Into several cases Involving the forcing of motorists to drive robbers around the city. One Incident report was filed Thursday. A Sanford woman lold police two black males forced their wuy Into her car. us she was stopped for a traffic light at S.R. •Ifl-A and Old Lake Mary Boule­ vard. The report said, during Ihe scuffle lliut followed, one of the men bit her In the hand, und the other pulled a knife and threat­ ened her. She said the men then made her drive uround the urea for several hours, during which time they were said to have purchased and smoked crack cocaine. Police said when the men demanded sex, she refused, grid was struck In the head, knocking her unconscious. The woman reportedly woke up a short time later, lying near a train on the CSX railroad trucks In (he western part of (he city. □See Robbera, Page BA SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. C a ll3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 �3 A • Snntord H erald, S an lo rd , Florida - Sunday. M ay B, 1994 One step toward development By NICK PPBIPAUP Herald Stall Writer FSU football players under Investigation TALLAHASSEE — Al least two members of Florida State's 1993 national championship football team accepted lllrgul gifts from unregistered sports agents, school officials said Saturduy. "We have learned there were Indeed some problems we need to address," said Talbot “ Sandy" D'Alembcrtc. president of the university. "We've only begun the Investigation. There are a great deal of things we don’t know." No players’ names were disclosed, but D'Alembertr said Hclsnuin Trophy winner Charlie Ward was not Involved In any of the allegations. Florida Stale authorities began their own Investigation Inte Thursday after t>elng told about the payments by two Sports Illustrated reporters who had been on campus talking with Seminole players. "We got on top of this thing right away." said D'Alembcrte. a former president of the American Bar Association. He said the university had retained a Kansas City law firm, on advice from the Atlantic Coast Conference, to help In Its Investigation and hoped It might lead to prosecution of unethical agents trying to entice athletes with Illegal gifts. No university employees or alumni were mentioned In any of the accusations. D'Alembcrte said. Although the university would not likely be sanctioned by the NCAA, any player who accepted Illegal gifts could lose his eligibility. "1 feel confident that our team members were fully aware of what the rules were." said Charles W. Ehrhnrdt. a law professor who serves as Florida State's athletic department fneulty representative. "They knew they couldn't neerpt anything of value." Two players admitted to Ehrhardt and athletic director Bob Coin they had received clothes and 910 cash last Tall ft out u prospective agent. However, the Tallahassee Democrat reported Saturday that several players spent up to 96.000 during a shopping sprre at n local mall paid for by a prospective agent. SEURING — The natural parents of Kimberly Mays, who was switched at birth with another baby, have regained custody of her. their lawyer said Saturday. On Friday. Ernest and Regina Twlgg reached an agreement with Robert Mays, the man who raised the 15-year-old from birth, according to attorney John Ulakely. "It's a nice Mother’s Day present for Mrs. Twlgg. Isn't It?" Blakely asked. lie said he had been contacted by Arthur Glnsburg. Mays' attorney, who suggested settling rather than reluming to court on Tuesday to proceed with an appeal of last August's ruling that allowed Kimberly to sever all ties with the Twiggs. After a week of negotiations, the parties reached agreement Friday morning. Blakely said. "The final resolution called for the final Judgement entered last year to be thrown out completely and a new Judgment substituted for the old one." he said. "The new Judgment will provide that the Twiggs be recognised as Kimberly's blologlcnl parents. As her biological parents they are also recognized as her natural and legal guardians.” The deal, a copy of which was faxed to the 2nd District Court of Appeal In Lakeland on Friday, also calls for the teen-ager to live with the Twiggs u ntil she becomes an adult — or asks to .leave, MaysVetXtn* legal guardianship. Previously, only he andJita. wVf* * Darkens-.had guard! guardianship. Dartena addpUd'* also Is nullified. Blakely Kimberly adopt (Imberly In September; the adoption said;, ( 'Not all refugees checked for AID a MIAMI — When 13 Haitian migrants who carry the AIDS virus are released lntp the community In the next few days, they w ill be required to attend briefings on now AIDs spreads and what medical treatment Is available. But hundreds o f others who've come to Miami over the last two years from Haiti, where there Is u high Incidence of AIDS, were not tested for the disease before being released, said Duke Austin, a spokesman for the U.S. Immigration and Naturaliza­ tion Service In Washington. A spokeswoman for Gov. Lawton Chiles said Friday the lack of a consistent federal policy on testing refugees for AIDS underscores the governor's demand that the federal governB incnt begin paying to care for those coming to Florida from P Haiti. Cuba and other nations. "This Is a health risk for the people of South Florida, and the federal government has to assume responsibility for this, but they ore not." said Jo Mlgltno, the governor's spokeswoman. But Charlene Carres, a spokeswoman for the American Civil Liberties Union, said she objected to singling out Haitians for AIDS testing " It scares me when I heur. ‘Whoops, you're tfultlan. We've got to test you,"' said Carres, a Tallahassee lawyer. From Associated Prsss reports MIAMI • Here are the winning numbers selected Friday In the Florida Lottery: Earlier In the meeting, un extensive hour-long discussion was held on develop­ ment of the Rinehart Road area In the city. Several commissioners agreed that Lake Mnry would do well to provide housing as well ns development "Our people should tie able to work right here in the city, shop In the city, and live In the city, without having lo travel greai distances." said Mayor Lowr) Rockett. . Commissioners gave mixed comments regarding the Olympia residential urea; prn|K)snls. "There Is u<> doubt," said Com­ missioner Gary Brcndcr. "thnt we need to address home requirements for all level of workers, as we discussed earlier. Commissioner George Duryea added, "I've always said tills Is a residential city, hut we should try to keep the density as low us possible. I object to uny high density because the roofs are always so close, und It has n tendency to decrease the quality of life In the community. Duryea suggested th r city accept a develo|H*rs agreement before granting final approval to the comprehensive plun. The approval of the ordinance to rhnngr the future land use designation wus even tunity approved with an unanimous vote. The process however, has only begun to move forward. City staff members said additional applications w ill have lo be approved by the Department or Community Affairs, a development agreement approved, rezonlng approved, and possibly several additional requirements. Although the matter pussed on first rending Thursday. It Is not anticipated that It will come Imck to the city commission for second und llnul reading until Ml least August. By that tim e, c ity planners expected some ol the other requests and approvals may have hern finalized Readers speak Sharing special memories of mom today Twiggs get custody of Kimberly Mays LOTTERY LAKE MARV — The step-by-step process to create a new residential community In Lake Mary takes time. One step was approved during Thursday night’s city commission meeting. Olympia Homes has promised the devel­ opment of slightly over 100 acres of land cast of Rinehart Ropd. and southwest of Tlmacuan property. Land owner Francis Stenslrom has applied for changes In the future land use from low density residential to low/medlum density residential. Two acres of the land has been requested for restricted cnmmcrctnl/oftlce. reportedly to create a child care center. Several spokesmen for Olympia addressed the commission on the application Thurs­ day. Olympia Attorney Gloria Lockrldge gave res(K)rises to a number of questions raised by commissioners when the matter was brought under consideration at the April 21st commission meeting. At that time, commissioners questioned b u ffe rin g , d iffe re n ces between what Olympia was proposing and adjacent Tlmacuan development, nnd other matters. Although Commissioner David Mealor moved to approve the first reading of the ordinance last month, with Commissioner Brender not In attendance, the vote was split two-to-two. and the matter was sub­ sequently tabled for further consideration until this past Thursday's meeting. D u rin g T h u rsd a y's discussion, Joe Knntor, also an O lym pia spokesman, explained buffering plans uud lot sizing. He also displayed a full-color site plan, although the question In-fore th r commission was the change In the comprehensive plan and future land use and not site plan approval. Knntor said plans arc to reduce the number of homes to 19(1, a reduction from the numlier originally planned. "We will agree to Ihc loss of 20 to 25 lots." he said. "In order to meet your concerns over buffering nreas." City IMnnner Susan Dclncs however, explained thnt under the present compre­ hensive plun. only 184 units would be allowed on the properly, with a maximum of 2 1/2 dwellings per acre. Lockrldge explained that the orlces ol the homes would lie slightly lower tnnn those of adjacent Tlmacuan homes. "You s|tenk of trying to uttrnct more Industry and com­ mercial development In the area." the said, "and this It the type lim iting which will be needed.” "L e t's face it." she continued, "not everyone can afford $200,OtX) homes." trip was so much tun and special *’ Lewis Elliott stated, "She gave me life Mv mom's H7 years old. She wus always understanding and always there." Jean McLain felt. "My mother will tie H5 In June. There's u lot of things that were special ataiut my mam. She used to make all of my sou's IDurryll and daugh­ ter's IDebhlc) dance outfits when they were younger Her sewing was always so pretty. She makes such delicious cakes She was always therr when I needed her. She's such a giving and loving person. T hr whole family would spend Christmas Eve at her house und be there Christmas momlng to open presents und have a big Christmas dinner. Then on New Year's, go bark and have black-eyed peas and hog Jowls and watch the parade. S h e 's m ade n il h e r g ir ls crocheted tablecloths and all the children, grandchildren and great grandchildren ufghuns. That's very special. She was always very fair and did things evenly between the family. Right now stie s In u lot of pain and sullerlng so It pains m r lo see her like (hat. 1 love her so very much. * Debbie Bowlin said. "We trav­ eled many years to Orlando to tupe ballet clusscs. She wus what you'd really call a taxi driver for us. I remember when 1 was little I could ulways crawl up lit her lap. It was a safe place to cuddle. Wc were licst friends growing up nnd w r still are." Timmy Wilcox. 7. suld, "Mom gives me candy. She bought my bike for me She's nice, friendly and helpful I love you, Moml" Ills mother, Cindy Wilcox, spoke o f her own m other. "When I moved to Florida we drove u U-haul trailer. We had the best time coming down. It By SUSAN WBNNIR Herald Correspondent Mother's Day stirs many emo­ tion* In people, Some experience sadness at the memory nnd loss of their mothers. There are s a y in g s e v e ry w h e re about mothers. "God couldn't tic ev­ e r y w h e r e so he c re a te d mothers." "The liund that rocks the cradle Is the hand that rules Ihc w orld." On the flipside, there ure txxiks showing the had side o f m o t h e r in g . " M o m m le Dearest" and stories of th r wicked stepmother Invade our homes. Readers were asked about their favorite or special memo­ ries of their mothers. Young and o ld responded. Borne w ith laughter and some with tears recounted their special times of joy* Jlgnrsh Kapadla said. "One day I got my dad angry because I did something wrong. I wus very young, about right years old. I'll never forget l he way my mom shielded me and dad ended up hitting her by uccldcni instead of me. I also remember a few years ago when I had an nppendeclomy. My mother took such good care of me. She wus at the hospital day In and day out for almost two weeks." Patricia Hood stated, "M y mother Is the best mother In the world. She's always been there for me whenever I needed her. I'rn starting nursing toon and she said she's be there to help me. She's the best." Sham e James. 3. felt, "My mom likes me. She took me to Busch Gardens." Colleen Cavanaugh said. "I remember my tnom would plan a trip to the amusement park every summer. We'd spend the whole day. We didn't go places a lot because there were five of us and that’s u lot to handle. The LlSee Readers, Page BA THE W EATHER LOCAL FORECAST Fantasy S 21-4-25-14-5 C ashS 0-1-3 NATIONAL TEMPS Today and tonight; Fnlr with a slight chance of ruin. High near 00. Low In the lower to mid 60s. Light wind. Extended forecast: Monday through Tuesday: Partly cloudy. Low In the upper 60s to lower 70s. High In the upper 60s to lower 90s. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, highs In the upper 60s lo lower 90s. lows In the upper 60s. . T* m P * '* ,vrt« Indicate previews day'i h lg h a n d e v irn ig h tle w te ip m SDT F MONDAY Ptlycldy 86-68 Sunday, May B, 1994 Vol. 86. No. 222 O P ublished D iliv a n d Sunday, n c u p t Saturday byf Thu Sanlord Hursld, Inc. 300 H. Firanch Ava., Sanlord, Sacond Clast Poataga Paid at Sanlord, Flortdo tn d additional moiling otllcaa. P otlm atlar: Sand addrata changes to THE SANFORD HERALD, P.0. Bo. *t«r. Sanlord, FL MT22-1MT. --utucrlpllon Rates (Os'iy A Sunday) Homs Delivery 3 Months S1B.S0 S Months (39.00 t Ysar (TS.OO Mall 114.00 S4S.OO I9S.00 Florida R a tld tn lt must pay 7% talas lax In addition to raise above. Phone (407) 323-2(11. City HI Daytona Beach FI. Laud Baach ForlMytri Oalnaivllle Jacksonville Key Wail Lakaland Miami Ptntacola Sarasota Tallahatiee Tampa Varo Beach W. PalmBearn - Ls 10 4) w 11 12 44 17 11 40 44 t> 11 74 Pd It 74 4f 11 44 74 41 71 47 42 44 41 70 00 FULL May 25 00 .00 00 00 00 00 00 .00 00 00 00 .00 00 1 TUESDAY Ptlycldy 86-68 MOON PHASES NEW May 10 Fla. M7T1 HeraldChulaby Suten 1 Patricio Hood with her mom, Marla € FIRST May 18 » LAST June 1 BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach) Waves arc 2-3 feci hut still glassy. Current is to the south with a water temperature of 76 degrees. New Smyrna Beachi Waves arc 2-2Wt feet and choppy. Cur­ rent is to the south with a water temperature of 76 degrees. J WEDNESDAY Ptly cldy 86-68 TIDES W /f - THURSDAY Ptly cldy 86-68 ■: • r MONDAY! SOLUNAR TABLE) Min. 4:45 a.m,, 4:20 p.m.: MaJ. 10:50 a.m„ 11:10 p.m. TIDESt Daytona Beach) highs, 7:54 a.m., 6:15 p.m.: lows, 1:55 a.m.. 1:86 p.m.: New Smyrna Baachi highs. 7:59 a.m.. 8:20 p.m.; lows, 2:00 u.m., 2:01 p.m.; Cocoa Beach: highs. 8:14 n.m., 8:35 p.m.: lows. 2 :15a.)n., 2:16 p.m. BOATINO St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet Sunday: Wind south to south­ west 10 to 15 knots. Seas 2 to 3 Tcet. Bay and Inland wuters a moderate chop. A few showers or thunderstorms. Sunday night: Wind south 10 knots. Seas 1 lo 2 feet. Hay und Inland waters a light chop. FRIDAY Ptly cldy 86-68 STATISTICS The temperature at 3 p.m. Saturday was 66 degrees and Friday'* overnight low was 65, us recorded by the National Weather Service ul the Orlando International Airport. Other Weather Service data: [ ISaturday's high........... 87 □Barometric pressure.30.02 □Relative Humidity..,.46 pet □Winds.........South 13 mph □Rainfall................ none □Sunset...............8-.0S p.m. ' S u n r i s e , . ,6)30 a.m. City HI l# Anchorage » * Atlanta •0 i) Atlantic City 4) Baltimore » II Billing! 47 Birmingham (I to Bismarck 44 4] Bolts It 44 Boston It Burlington.VI 4) Charletlon.S C n ai Charletlpn.W Va » Charlotte.N.C. 71 41 Cheyenne 17 44 Chicago n Clavaland j* Concord,N II Dalles Ft Worth ao 41 Denver 47 13 Oet Molnet II D alrolt 43 34 Ho u t ton 13 43 Indlanapollt 45 Junaau 4f 41 K a n ta i City 71 L a i Vagat II 43 L illi# Rock 13 I I Lot Angalat 17 44 M am phlt 11 41 Mllwaukao 47 34 M p lt 51 Paul 41 34 N a th v lll* 7t 44 Pre Otlk cdy cdy it OS rn rn 44 0) td y 44 30 4) 0» c lr rn rn Cdy cdy tdy 43 03 edi 31 07 rn cdy cdy 44 30 cdy cdy 37 ,02 clr 43 02 cdy clr Clr cdy 47 .31 Clr m cdy 40 41 cdy cdy c lr cdy c lr c lr c lr cdy cdy 51 04 rn cdy c lr 14 .01 rn cdy NewOrlaant |] u N«w York City 44 Oklahoma City 43 43 Omaha 13 at Philadelphia it Phoenl* V3 44 Pllllburgh 4) ....... 4; ru cdy Poriland, Maine 41 34 .01 rn St Loult 41 14 .20 cdy Sail L ik a City 43 47 Seattle 74 Wellington,DC. 11 If 11 �Sanlord H erald, S an lord, Florida - Sunday, M ay 8, 1994 - 3A County race financing update Not a roadway l.akt- Mary police arrested Delbert Link. 34, 138 Bums Avenue. Longwood. following « trufllc mop enrly Friday. A panning poller ofricer sold be nbnerved Link driving bln rur aloiiK a CSX railroad track rlght-oTway near Old Park Way. an access road. Link wan churned w ltli trr spanning, driving under tbe lunurnee r»r alcohol, having an expired lleenne lug. attached ’•'g »«>t assigned, and violation of driver's license restrictions. Steak out case Vlrtfll Lamar Thompklns. 37. 120 Belli Circle. Sanford, wan arrested at a retail store In ih r 1800 block of French Avenue by Sanford poller Thursday, lie wan rejH»rtcdly apprehended while ut tempi bid lo lakr two purkngm of nleakn. valued ut $ 2 1 , from the more without paying He wan charged with retail llieft (shoplifting) Cosmetic case Nlquannn Rochelle Dcllo'Slrltto. 18. 810 W. 1st Street. Sanford, wan urrrntrd by (Killer at a retail store In the 1500 block of French Avenue Friday. She wan accused of attempting to m otive cosmetic Items and a bottle of wine with a total value of $0.21. without (>aylng. Shr was charged with relall theft. Warrants served • Kim Brian Woerner. 33. 103 H u/rl Hlvd.. Sanford, was arrested at his resldrnre by Sanford (Killer Thursday. He wan wanted for railing lo appear on a charge of driving with a sun|iended/rrvoked lleenne. • Bunnell Tomlin, 4(». 2101 Dixie Avc„ Sanford, turned himself In to Sanford (Kilter Thursduy lie was wanted for falling to appear on a charge of battery. • Strphlini f) Bunnell, 28, BUI K Dili Street. Sanford, was arrested by sheriff's deputies al 3th and Cypress Thursday. He wan wanted for violation of pmluillon on a conviction ol battery. • Mark Anthony Mayhem. 30, of Deltona, wan arrested by Sanford (Killer during a traffic stop ut 9th and Pecan Thursday He wan found to Ik - In violation of probation on a conviction of dealing In stolen proprrly. •J o h n Everett Gray. 33. 4020 Airport Hlvd.. Sanford, wan arrested by Casselberry police Thursday on Mango Drive He wan found to tie wanted on a warrant Issued III Ftnrllan County for grand theft. • Anas* KiibbuJ. 21. 3301 Sanford Avenue, wan served a warrant ut the John E Folk Correctional Facility Thursday. Hr wan wanted for falling In appear on a charge of driving with a suspended/revoked license • Lvnn W'lllam*. J r . 22. of Sanford, was nerved a warrant at the (all Thursday. ’He w as wanted for (ailing to appear on a charge of •'riving with a *ii*|>endcd/rrvnkrd license Traffic stops i I • Thomas Gllrhrest. 20. 2990 W. 23rd Slrerl Sanford wan ntnp|>ei! by deputies on Persimmon Avenue early Friday Hr wan charged with driving with a suspended/revoked license • S lrphrn Adolph Doron/klewle/ 30 308 Horhrll Avr Sanford, was arrested by deputies lollowing a traffic stop in Fern Park Thursday. He wan charged with driving with a suspended/revoked license and resisting an officer without violence • Tlnlshwa Edwards Thompson. 39. 1703 Persimmon Avenue, was stopped by deputies on U S. Highway 17 02 early Friday. Thnm[Muin was charged with driving with a su»|>em1 ed/revoked license. •C rla tl Lyn Wood, 27. 3201 Sanlord Avenue, wan stop|ieit tiy the Highway Patrol or, U S Highway 17 02 ra tly Friday Stir was charged with driving under the Influence of alcohol and driving with a suspended revoked license. B yJ. MARK BARPIILD Herald Senior Stall Writer______ Storage, recreational v.hlcl# tlo ra g *. A ll* m oot* Spring*. Flo»lit* 0*1 lour, |*w « lry, A lla m on l* Spring*. Th* H errod Croup 1st . r t * l o tla lt. Maitland. and Weyn# Harrod, In v rilo r, M * lll*n d L a llw lc * Con tuning Engineer* Inc., W inter Park; LJ N o da ri* 4 A ito c la ltt. geotechnical c o n iu lla n l*. Orlando. Robert McFadden. de nim . A llam onl* Spring*; J fl M urphy, veterinarian, Lak# M ary; Doug M a lle , build er, Longwood. Mehla 4 A n o cla le * In c . IWO Drowning F a rrl* lndu*trie*. pollution engineer*. Orlando. W illiam J M illigan, control. Longwood. Euro A m orlc*n In v e il marketing, W inter Spring*. Joe M M illa r, m *n l Group. M aitland. Craig H a rrli, b u lld tr. lire tale*. Orlando; Jack McCurdy, tale*. Wmtor Park, In d u tlrla l Haluta Salat, manu C attaiberry. fa c lu rtr, Lakeland. Fla . M i l t M r * '* , tala*. M arkham Wood* Really. Longwood. M ike L a *# M ary, Douglat E P ra K o tt, anglnoor, Guido Properlle*. Allam onl# Spring*. Cindy Orlando. andC ourlaty Pontiac. Longwood A Atoadow*. planner. Longwood, R utte d L M o n c r lo f, r e f lr e d . L o n g w o o d ; G e n t UK) D ltceun l Prop ana I n c , Sanlord; McDowell, coach. Orlando, N lchola tA Pope, H o rn * A m a rkon Horn** Inc.. Wmtor Park. lawyer. Winter P ark; John Percy, planner, Mormon M arrl*. contlruclion. W inter P ark, La k* M ary. Edward Parker, retired. Long Jatquallna M Meyer* homemaker, Lak* wood. Dr Edward P P olilow lcf, M ailland; M ary. National Cap and Gown, graduation W illiam M Palm, engineer, Winter Park; cap* and gown*. A lla m on l* Spring*, and Adrienne E P olilow lci. tludenl. Maitland. N a'tom B a nkol Florida PAC. Tellah****# Lout* C Rolundo. to tlw a r * c o n iu lla n l. W inter Spring*; Jannller M Rlchardton. IWO Ulg T Tiro 4 Wtwol Service. Sonlord, tale*. M ailland; Em ory Rotenblulh. lawyer. Dan* Dennett, bunder, M aitland. D rind ity Longwood. Mae Riddick, phytlclan. Or Plater* 4 A tto ria le t Inc . engineer. A lla lando. John F Reinhart, planner. Winter monte Spring*. BAR ol Conlral Florida Inc . Garden. Wayne Rich, law yer. Orlando. rool ottole. W inter P ork, David Breeder, Jam ** Stay, lawyer, A itam o ni* Spring*, • d r e fillin g Oviedo Boulevard Tire Center. spring* Raalty Inc. Longwood, OeLond. George B illing* J r . builder. Long John Sandar*. lawyer. W inter Park; Mai wood, Hampton Conley, u tility manager. Simon, manager. A lla m on l* Spring*. Robert Shaker, re al e tla te . Longwood. W illiam Central H ydraulic* Inc . m anulacturar, Sagal. raal attato. M a illa nd. Janie* R Daytona Bear* Bob Oanca. auto dealer, sprlngfw ld. banker. L a ta M a ry, Th* Florida Longwood. ES 4 E m ily Dud*, agriculture, Proparty Group. Orlando. Chart** A W llco i. Oviedo Employee* United tor Belter Gov general manager. Heathrow. M r* E arl 0 ernment. PAC. Allemonte Spring*. Robert Weldon, teacher. Chuluot*. E arl S Weldon. Hannah, law yer. Longwood. TSoma* C Seminole C om m unity College p rttld e n l. June*, bunder. Altamonte Spring*, A llan E Chuluot#, Kaon, real edato W inter Park. Haewm Raal B a rry L W aitan . b u tm e tt m anager, Property Ca W inter P ark. L lto tfy la Build Apopka, David W right, engineer. Longwood a n o tO rla n d o Orlando; Ann* Wallace. Realtor. Sanlord Ralharln# L a tto ' Mandell. bunder. W inter P ark. W ilto n , w a llr a t t . D a llo n a ; D e n n lt M Marend* Home* Inc ol Florida. Imperial. l o urto n Heathrow; Cecil R Cumm tngi. Penn , W illiam U M iller, builder, Allamonte Winter Park; Therm 0 Tan# G at and Appll Spring* Orlando M ark Sale* 4 Service, anc* Ca Inc . Sanlord; Intomm Inc d rb/a •ruck dealer Orlando Park l a t a o l Central FCC. A llam onl* Spring*. O ar'd L Evan*. Florida Carp raal edato. W inter P ark, Oviedo. Charle* W Evan*. Oviedo A rthur Norman Rottm an retired. Orlando REM E E ra n* Or'eoo Nancy Julian. Sanlord. E n to rp rite t Inc. real edato, Lake M ary, Grttchen and Don Schopken. Longwood. M M H ow ard W t i m i engineer A lla m a n l* ' R ed' McCullough, hotel manager, Long Spring*. wood Sue B Lewi*, retired. Longwood Simon 0 Snyder, bunder, Maitland. Sun W illiam L R lrk Jr . lawyer, M ailland. Meek b re e i* Inc engineer* Orlando Th* B riar N Cleveland Sr le nterd. Donald W M ein Carp contractor*. L a ta Monro* IJOO P rin loth J r . Winter P ark; Don T Reynold*, c'pai P *rtn *« t jo tn t Venture, real edato Dei ton* Matthew T Brown. Fern Park; Winter Park Clara Lea Evan*, retirad, Michael J Appleton Orlando; Sy l* r * * l. Ovwdo Realtor* PAC. OriAndo Beverly Orlando Ren Derick. Orlando. Rob Bruen Fra#men guidance count#tor C attaiberry A uto S a lt* . M a illa n d . J e t t lt G raham , Gordon V Frederic*, laeryer. Lake M ary lawyer. Wmtor Park, and Scolt Clark. Winter ML Etdel electrical contullgnl. Aitam oni* Park Spring*. ■ m *r*on lnte.nei.onal Inc . Realtor, Al lamonte Spring*. Markin Development. Lak* Adrltnne Perry M ary Hal M Ran tor lawyer Winter Perk M ildred H M eyert homemaker Lake M ary Jon Hail b u tm e tt eiecwtlve W,n»»r Pa>k Previous contributions: O end Robert H Regent Jr Orlando SANFORD - Political new­ comer Carlton Henley lept Into lIn- campaign finance race with nearly $32,000 during the flrsl i I wi cks of his hid to retain his Destrlet 2 seat. Henley, a Democrat, has come w ithin $ 1,000 of yepiihllcnn challenger Bandy Morris, whose fund-raising efforts began In June lust year. Henley’s Demo­ cratic primary opponent, former Longwood m ayor A drienne Perry, reported collecting no contributions since February, hut loaned her campaign $300. Candidates for public office are required to re|K»rt their cam­ p a ig n c o n t r ib u t io n s a n d expenses for earh quarter lead­ ing up In the first prlmury Sept. H. Henley, Lyman High School principal, was np|Kiintcd to the District 2 seal by Gov. laiwton Chiles last Srplrrnlicr lo replace th r late Boh Sturm An admitted (Millllral neophyte, Henley at­ tracted some of the county's top co n trib u to rs to Malson and Jurilln In Altamonte Springs Fell. 24 to i oiled a tidy $10,250 Among the attendees were former county commissioners S a n d ra G le n n a n d f lu r r y Kwlutkowskl. Ixith Republicans. SUDA hom ebuilder W illia m Miller, l-akc Mary Commissioner Shells Sawyer; Karl Weldon, president of Seminole Communi­ ty College, Winter Park develop­ er la-slrr Mandril and Allan Keen. Winter Park political in n ld rr Former Lake Murv mayor Morris M-j«>in*d reaching a total of $32,935 lb- reported receiv­ ing another $1,034 In donated 1110 W illiam T Sinn# engine*. Winter servic es and product* Spring*. end lex.)* II Slepnen* Jr engineer In District 4. Incumbent Larry Orl* Furlong rrportrd raising a total 1100 Alagu* L a te* Development ton g of $3,715 In the first weeks ol his wood. Allam onto Center tor C o u rt*lin g campaign Furlong, as he did In Altam ont* Spring* American Window Pro loot), i s limbing h i s contribu­ duel* Longwood A * ri* t Cartographic* ot America Orlando Georg* A d * ' lawyer tion* lo $|(X). Orlando A T 4 t PAC F lo rid * Tallehatw e Furlong faces GOP challenge* A iM a rt Deveiopmant Inc , Maitland, Tom ft Ball III. real etlate, la t e Mary. Charlie from two candidates, former banter Longwood CuMM-Ihrrry mayor Andrea De­ Brinkley Ray b o th a t t it ia n t tchoot p rin cipal, nnison and Allamonte Springs Winter Spring* Don*,dean Barton, engineer businessman Win Adams Den­ Orlando Jim C lem en* engineer. L a k* ary, Lawrence W C arroll, lawyer. A lla nison re|Mirted raising $8,055 M monte Spring*. B n tte l Conklin engineer and loaning 11.000 to her camSanlord Michael Correa ta to t Adam ant* |>.ngn since February Adams Spring* Condrwctien 4 Oemoiitton Uopekal arlow , F I* CFG E gw itie* In c , New reporird collecting $200 and BSmyrna Boach Fla . Tracy Dude lawyer loaning 8 M X ) (or Ills hid W inter Per* The top conlflbutoM campaign* were to Incidents reported to authorities D is tric t 2 D e m o c ra ts • S hrrtirs deputies are Investigating a reported Ihefl of a 1075 Honda motorcycle Thursday, from the back yard of u residence in the 1200 block of Mills Sireet near Sanford. • Sanford (Killer were notllted of the tlielt ol a w rrd rater, valued at $70, from a storage shed in the lOO block of Poplar Avenue, sometime between April 28 and May 3. • A store clerk reported a man entered the business Thursday and asked to see a gold necklace valued at $399, Hr told (Killer when he went to answer the phone, the man (led from the store taking the necklace. • Someone rc|»ortrdly threw a brick through u siore window early Friday In the 2900 block of S. Orlando Drive, and stole a man's mountali) hike valued at $368. • An auto theft wan rr|xirtrd Thursday at 44 Lake Monroe Terrace. The car was described as a green and orange I0H6 Chevrolet 4-door sedan, with a picture of u crane (bird) on the trunk, Miami written on the back window, and a Miami Hurricane license lug on It. ________________ _ Carlton Hanlsy th e Previous contributions U C u r r e n t c o n t r i b u t io n * ; $31,035 Personal loan* O Expenses lo date. $7,250 1160 A Dude end le n t. agrtcuM ur*. Oviedo Carlton Hantov, MU. la k e M a r, LI Col Joseph J Mormon, ro llrod. M ainland Stanley SandiHur. developer Sanlord Hob •r1 Yeager rool »«»«*• Or Undo l ie a la n l Auto p»lnl * * * i* r t, longw ood, Financial S*vvtc*t Carp . Longwood, H IM lnv**lm enl» In c . a u to d a a la r. L o n g w o o d , R abin Blumenburg. homemaker, Clermont, Halan A Gerard accountant, Orlando A la n G o ld b a rg . d e ve lo p e r, A lla m o n l# Spring*. W illiam W C olt J r . builder, Orange City. Wa»na D *n « h Inc . Orlando. Adull Toy ■ RS in< n im im —n i l Cocoa. Fla , Fmr iee S lln dera Loop Urleruto Thomwt I P r e n c t* . la w y e r , O r ia n a * M ir a n d a F itig e ra id . la o ye r. Orlande, Gtaca and Hack HU Inc engineer* M altlend, Aaron G e ra v ilr. la o y e r. Longwood. Jam o* j Grodm. lawyer Lang.wed la n d r* Glenn Ire re l epenf end torm er ( n e lly le r n m ltlle i e r A ita m o n i* S p rin g *. J im m y C a ll, engineer. W inter Perk, Jeck Glairing planner Longwood M u heel A Rornidicn lawyer. Lake M ery; l o i t H e rrlt. decorator. W inter Park, Mormon H a rn t. builder W inter P ark. John Howell, lawyer. Oviedo H ydraulic Houta Inc . menu teclurer U00, Mamie 4 S h lre rt PA. CPA, accountant* Lakeland. Fla; Iron W orker* Local Union No #0*. PAC. Orlando. H arry S R w iaikow tkl. real ekiato and torm er county commlkttonee. Longwood, w illia m Rercher Jr . planner, Longwood Ronald R ettalrm g. turveyor, Apopka Scott Kick. lawyer, Orlando, Judith Rwlalkowkkl. nurte Longwood W illia m P Layer, refired. Sanlord ' Ronald Laach. mortgage broker. Longwood John F Loemdet, lawyer. Or lando. L o it’i Place. Sanlord. Currrnt conlrlbutlons: 0 Personal loans: $3CX) Expense* to dale: $ 12 SANFORD — The Sanford City Commission will meet Monday. A work session and regular meeting have Irccn scheduled. As of this past work, the following Items were listed for the work session, scheudulcd to begin ut 4 p m.. In the City Manager's conference room of city Hall. • Presentation — Ed Thomas, branch director of YMCA regarding utilization or city-owned F re n c h A ven u e p ro p e rty fo r c o n s tru e tlon/opcratlort of on-site Intcrscsslon program. • Discussion — Request from James and Laura Struehla for permission to apply to P&Z for conditional use. to operate ft bed and hrcukfnst cMuhllsIimcnl «t 813S. Magnolia Avc. • Discussion — Health Insurance Coverage for fiscal year 1994/05. • Discussion — Fiscal year 1994-95 personnel requests. • Discussion — Application for transportation enhancement project - Lake Monroe river walk. • Discussion — Fire prevent ion/safely code update. • Status report — Holiday Inn lease, • Discussion - Parking citation and traffic ordinance. • Discussion - Regular ugcmln and other Items. As of this past week, the following Items were listed for the regular commission meeting In the commission chambers of city hall, beginning at 7 Consideration — Request to declare police service weapon surplus and present to Sgt. Franklin Phurls upon his retirement. • Public hearing — Conllnunllon — rczonlng or portions of property between Fern Drive and Lake Mary Bovd.. and between Sanford Avenue and First Street, from MR-1 and MR-2. MultipleFamily Residential, to GC-2. General Commer­ • Ordlnuncc - 2nd reading - Amend the approved planned development project plan for Gateway PI). • Ordlnuncc — 2nd reading — Amend the purktng regulation ordinance lo provide u $25 fine for making u u-lunt Into a parking space In the downtown area. •Consideration — Settlement oficr from Flor­ ida Department of Environmental Protection, regarding violations of writer reclamation facility. • Consideration — Request from Emory and Gladys Green for waiver of city liens on property at DO) E. 9th Street. • C o n sid e ra tio n — Request from Teen Challenge, for permission lo park four R.V.'s on site, 3706 Sanford Avenue, for a period not to exceed three months. • Consideration — Petition to annex portion of property between Rose Drive and Fern Drive and between Purk Avenue, southerly and Palmway. •Consideration — Petition to annex portion of property between Oak Avenue and Park Avenue and between W. 28th Street and Laurel Drive. • Condemnations — Status report/request for time extension. • Consideration — Health Insurance coverage for fiscal yenr 1994/95. • Consideration — Worker's compensation service contract rewcnal. • Consideration — Application for transporta­ tion enhancement project. Lake Monroe river walk. • Ordlnuncc — 1st reading — Amend approved plumtcd development project plan for Norlligate PD. • Ordinance — 1st reading — Parking cltutlon/t raffle ordinance. • C o n s id e r a t io n - B o a rd r e s lg n u tlon/appoliitmcnlH - Scenic Improvement Board — Strategic Plan Review Committee. • Information from Planning & Zoning Com­ mission meeting. • Consent Agenda • Payment of invoices. • Adjournment. City Commission work sessions and regular meetings arc held at the Sanford City Hall, 300 N. Park Avenue. tw o Gator Outdoor A d v e rlltm g Inc.. Orlando; and HA D al* Raally, Lak* M ary WOO G rta l W ettern M eal* Inc . Orlando; Jotaph E Slelman. adverllH ng t it c u llv * . O rla n d o ; D o n a ld C R o g e r*, b a n k e r, M nllland, and Eugen* D u lly, b u iln a t* con tu lla n l. Longwood till M arybetl Straalman. homamakar, Longwood. and Fred Slreelman. torm er county c o m m lttlo n tr. Longwood 1100 HO Realty Inc , Longwood. Reflec lion* at Hidden Lak* Inc , Sanlord. 0 4 J P rinting Inc , A lla m o n l* Spring*, In d u tlrla l W a tt* Service Inc . Allam onto Spring*. T4A Corlno Inc . Lak* M ary. Sonleg Inc d /b /a Cheer*. Lak* M ary; La rry E Pedigo. Lak* M t r y i M a r | o r lt F. Dale, L a k * M a ry j M aryann* Mo**, county clerk ol court*. Lake M ary, H a rry Slewart, lawyer. Orlando, H a iti B Walton, Orlando; M l Jo E. Devidton. W inter P ark; John E Rnlghl, Windermere. Sarah S. Britton. Longwood; Jam ** H Stalling. M a illa nd; P atrick T, C hrltllanten. Orlando; and John E. Buth, W inter Spring* D istrict 4 Dem ocrats Larry Furlong Previous conlrlbutlons: 0 Current contributions: $3,713 Personal loans; 0 Expenses to date: $379 t'OO (F u rlo n g * m a nm um amount * c ceptodl John MacRenrl*. Fern Park. Henry L P ruitt. Oviedo Mary 0 P ru itl, Oviedo; Thornet J G riffin . A itam oni* Spring*,- JR Bailey. Longwood. Sandra L. Bailey, Long wood. John T R tln tk a , O rlando. Jod A lv a re t, L a k* M a ry ; Chuck R o va tttkl,' W inter Park; Rebecca Rovatotkl. W inter Park. Barbara Mendhelm. Oviedo David M cR In n a y, O v ltd o . F ra n k B o tig lo rn o . Chuluot#; Troy Todd Longwood. Dick NunU, Windermere. F I* Fred Conley, M alllandBob Thorp* Okalahoma City, Okla.; Sun Schietolln. Maitland. W illia m W ilton. Or; lando Terri Fin*. Oviedo. Stove Stanley. Renner. La ; Shary Loewy. L o u ltv lll*. Ry.J Tarry M y e n . M ailland. W illiam D ultorf Chicago. Ill; and P hillip Ferguion. M ailland District 4 Republicans Winfield “ Win” S. Adams Previous contributions: 0 Current contributions: $200 Personal loans: $ 100 Expenses to date: $25 D istrict 2 Republicans Randall C. Morris IJOO La rry D al* builder Lake M ary P re v io u s c o n lr lb u t lo n s : $27,885 C urrrni conlrlbutlons $5,050 Personal loans: $100 Ex[K-nsc-s to itat $7,853 tW Akarman. Swnierlilt 4 Eidkon PA. le g *I tu rn . Orlando R etut* Management Inc . Wmtor Perk, and Strang Communica Andrea Dannlson Previous contributions 0 Current contributions: $8,955 Personal loans: $ 1.OOO Expenses to date; $1,678 f iles Campaign, Page 5A Honest, Dependable,-.;- \ Guaranteed Dcdkatei Service with a Personal Concern for Yout Repair 1 Needs 1 Harrell & Beverfy Transmissions Repairing and Rebuilding Autom atic TransmissionsJ 209 W. 25th S t, Sanford 3 2 2 -8 4 1 5 30 Years,.. Same Location JCPenney Sanford commissioners discuss recreation, bed and breakfast By NICK PFBIFAUF Herald Staff Writer lion* Co . Lak* M ary SUMMER FOR WOMEN SALE 19.99 40% OFF Reg.$34. SELECTED WHITE BLOUSES FOR MISSES SHEER CARESS® HOSIERY SALE 19.99 19.99 Rog. S26-S32. TRES PAQUETTE ‘ SEPARATES FOR MISSES . SALE 11.99 Rog. 15.99-16.99. JUNIOR PRINT VESTS SALE 13.99 Reg. $20. RAFFERTY® LACE TEE SPECIAL BUY SELECTED SUMMER HANDBAGS 25% OFF MISSES LEISUREWEAR 50% OFF SELECTED 14KT GOLD EARRINGS, CHAINS AND BRACELETS SALE 17.99 50% OFF Reg. $24. RAFFERTY* CITY SHORTS OF RAYON/LINEN. SELECTED BETTER WATCHES SPECIAL BUY 25-50% OFF 39.99 - 49.99 SELECT FASHION JEWELRY SELECTED SUMMER DRESSES___________ iz ia ftoguMr price* ace oXevng price* only Kale* may uc may n il have teen al legui* pece. 8eiep(ice«ellectr.e»yougnM*y H«n unt*»*otheimtenoted Percent#,J*»o"iep*e«ei,I w .n g i on itguUr p e a t or original price* Inleunedal* maikdown* may her* been taien m ot,gn., freed iw m e n d ■* neductwn* on ongmal priced merthandt* efeclive untl »1ock ,* itetceiail M ta u t eaefud* XPenney Smart Vatu** -How- tre a t i*pte*eni t i m ^ on t«.e» D O I N O UT R IG H T ' Sanford Plaza Hwy. 17-92 • Sanford �1oti\ r- K^'i^ *'*>~:'/r'. -uv‘i.V e - --■. <£*:*i > ’ ^juVl«cilftiS tilB tiiii &***: ,4 A - S sn tord H a ra ld . S an ford . Florida - S unday. May B. 1994 Editorials/ Opinions Sanford H erald (USPS M l -280) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Aren Code 407-322-2011 or 831-0003 W ayna D. Doylo, P u b lish e r and E d ito r SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Montlia..................... $19.50 6 Month!..................... $30.00 1Year.........................$70 00 Florida Raaldanta mual pay T% aalaa tax In addition to rataa abovo. EDITORIAL To moms everywhere They tire available In a variety of sizes, shapes and colors. Every person has had one. Yel. In most cases, you can't pick one out • you merely accept what Is offered. Some people only have one for a short period of time. Others may have theirs for many decades. H o w d o w e g e t y o u n g p e o p le to v o te ? The right of citizens to vote Is trrasured throughout the world ns more and more countries attempt the democratic process. The Constitution of our land prescribes Ihc parameters for national elections. Presidents are elected every four years. The 22nd Amendment adopted In 1051 limited presidential terms to two elected terms of four years each. Senators nre elected every six years. Initially senators were chosen by state legislatures. However, the 17th Amendment adopted In 1013 requites that senators are elected by popular vole. There nre 435 representatives. The decennial census Is the basis for apportioning repre­ sentatives. Representatives arc apportioned based on the papulation of their respective stales und each state must have at leust one repre­ sentative. An analysis of voter turnout between 1032 and 1988 reflected Hint the largest percent of the voting age population cast their ballots In 1900 when 62.8 perrent voted. The smallest voter turnout for president occurred In 1988 when 50.1 perrent voted. The presidential contenders In 1960 were John Kennedy und Richard M. Nixon nnd In 1988. George Bush nnd Michael Dukakis. Examining state results In 1988. the year of the lowest percentage voter turnout, showed that Minnesota led the percentage voter turnout with S IM IN O L I OPINION LURLENE SWEETING 05.5 perrent. Montana was next with 62.4 perrent. North Dakota. 61.4 percent. Maine 01.1 pcirenl, and South Dakota 00.4 percent. The states reflecting the least voter turnout for the presidential elections were North Carolina 39 percent and South Carolina 39.4 percent. Age as a factor In voter turnout Is Important. The younger the voter the least likely they are to vote. A comparison of voting In 1976 nnd 1090 clearly supported the contention of votrr apathy among young voters. The single largest voting block In 1970 and 1990 wus the 45 64 age group. Statistics concerning the other groups ure: 18-20 (1970) 12.1 perrent. (I960) 10.8 percent. 21-24 (1970| 14.8 percent, (1990) 14 8 |iercent; 25-34 (19761 31.7 percent. (1990) 42 7 percent. During that same period male participation Increased Unfortunately there are some people who abuse or mistreat Ihc ones (hey have. They forget that n great dcul of care Is required. In such cases, a close personal association may cease to be. JOSEPH SPEAR Naturally, this Is lit regard to Mother's Day. To bring us Into the world, a mother has gone through pregnancy, given birth and (hope"fully) supplied years of tender, loving core. We however, often fall to say thank you. We may only remember to do so when the calendar tells us It's Mother's Day on the second Sunday of each May. I’m glad you asked about that Motherhood can be complicated. We have . natural mothers, adopting mothers, foster . mothers, and stepmothers. Some live with us. Others ure In another city, state or nation. Some have already left us. Nevertheless, we love them. Mothers gave us life. We couldn't receive a greater gift. Now, It's our time to respond. * No mother should be without appreciation today. Give her a gift or a kiss. Phone or * write. Visit the cemetery. She spent nine months preparing for you • and m any years h elpin g you Into adulthood. T he leant in to can be done ts to spend tim e w ith h e ro n (K ft sfteclafdny. Happy Mother's Day LETTER Yes to caning To "canc" or not to cunc. That la the question. Yes. my friends, that Is "th e " question that has reured Its ugly head thousands upon thousands of times throughout this screwed up lund of ours. But why? Let me suy that again. But why! From what I'vejeud and heard about Singapore. It has u very "lo w " level of crime. People, for the most part, can live "norm al" lives. Lives wl.hout constantly looking over their shoulders to get forewarning of some mugger or worse, sneaking up on them. Lives without having to Install extra deadbolts, chulns. and the like, on their doors to get a peaceful night's sleep. Ever ask yourself "w hy Is this?" Hey. all you bleeding heart liberals out there. I Just asked you a straightforward, honest-up-front question. You got an answer? No. of course not. You never do have a logical answer to a loglcul question. Just unolher batch of political und/or bureaucratic bullshol (remember to "dot the o” ). Well now. since you evidently do not have "y o u r" answer, let's consider "th is unswer" — the one most logical people give — most of the time. It's called "sw ift und sure" punishment. It's culled punishment — sufficiently severe" that It absolute­ ly deters additional "negative action" on the part of the smartasses who couldn't care less about you and/or me and "o u r rlghls." Why docs It work so well In Singapore and fall so miscrubly here In the United Stutcs of America? Surprise! Surprise! The Singaporeans apply It and the citizens know It. And nd It hurts. You bet your bllfy (pun Is Intcndedl It hurts. It hurts like hell. It hurts so bud that you decide real quick "not ever" w ill you do It again. Never, never, never again. *And why does It "n o t” work here In the good old USA? I believe very sincerely Hint the answer to that one rests heavily In the location we have placed our heads — yes our cranlums — In. We, altogether too many of us, previously used our heads us "hat racks" too muc Y h of the time. Today, we seem hell bent on using them us rectum corks. We don't have the guts to apply the Singapore — guaranteed to work action — here In the USA. One unscientific, yet very enlightening, newspa­ per poll conducted recently on the Singapore caning of one young smartass put the "yeas" at 70 something and the "nays" at 20 something percents. Too bad the 70 something percenters aren't prcdomlnent w ithin our governmental representatives, both in state and federal levels. Let's not condemn the Singaporeans, let's :emulate them. If some of you gutless wonders out there In Lataland can't stomach "caning" — that's fine with tne. For you, I heartily suggest the old tried and true effective . cat-of-nlne-tails as an acceptable substitute. When "crim e h urls" and hurts like hell, the "future crim inals" w ill Immediately become the "present law-ablders." Try It — you might like It. Puff on that one for a While. Nelson B. Tullar Winter Springs from 69 percent to 86.6 percent. Fewer people age 18-23 voted In 1090 than votrd In 1970; the 21-24 age group had the same percentage voting. There Is consensus Hint voting Is a precious right Ihut should Ire valued. The history of our country Is replete with heroes nnd heroines who fought for the right to vote. The right to vote was granted to African Americans who hud been excluded from voting. Then came the women's suffrage movement with unolher amendment confirming women’s right to vote. W llh a history of Interest In voting what has happened to make young ( r e o p le so disinterested tn voting'/ Perhaps as they age {mature) they will decide tn vole On Hie other hand what can tie done in generate excitement about our political process Ihut creates Interest In voting at 18. Politicians und politics are often depicted as catering to s|ieclul Interest groups and not being particularly In the "general welfare." ala * Interested .................................................... Candidates who during the heal of a campaign make hollow unrealistic promises about what they w ill do If elected do not contribute to strengthening the process Another tactic that Is not only unworthy of u candidate tail often employed Is the rhetoric of dlvlslveness which enters to Individual fears and ethnic slurs Perhaps youth would t>e more prone to embrace [Killtics thul accentunted the positive ELLEN GOODMAN Parents: It’s not just quality BOSTON — For the past several years. I’ve stood here quietly, while un endless parade of Americans from every point on the political compass arrived ut the same piece of common wisdom. A consensus has re-emerged — if It ever disappeared — that every child should Ire born and rulBcd in a iwo-pureni family. Acudcmlcs and think tankers who normally v o lle y and th u n d e r have a ll declared themselves equally pro-family. Or at least pro the two-purrnl family. Any dissenters are left to mumble quietly to themselves. Well, I um getting tired of this bit of recidivist nonsense. The two-parent family may have worked well for the Bradys und for the Fifties. But in the 1990s. the mom-and-pop childraising business has become a dysfunctional relic. At the risk of flouting convention. I believe that wc need a more realistic and updated solution to the problems of modern family life. So I would like to make another simple proposition. Every American child should be born and rulBcd In a three-parent fumlly. Consider the advantages of the three-parent fam ily. Today biology Isn’t destiny. The economy is. Wc all know that It takes two incomes to maintuln one middle-class lifestyle. Bui in the collapsing, emerging, and abjectly terrifying economy, Jobs are disappearing und being created w llh alarming speed. The three-family would allow one parent to be "between Jobs" at any time without forcing the entire family to face foreclosure or Ihc scorn of u sides manager when their VISA card tops out. More to the point. It would allqw one of the trio to serve at any time us primary child-care giver. The three-parent family has Its own set of evolutionary or religious roots. After all, Infant care Is a 24-hour day occupation. If God had meant babies to have only two parents, would He have made It a three-shift Job? Parenting is vastly more complicated now than in Ihc old days when Adam and Eve look on the task, and look at the trouble they had raising Culn. The beauty of the three-parent family Is that It would fallow the division of l l l o ’ for * labor. This Is a division that goes beyond what wc knew on the farm or what we see on housework lists that grace refrigerator doors. Remember the dirty little secret of suburban parenting? The house and the yard come with a curse; the automobile. Transporting children ucross vast distances to Bchool, soccer and ussarted friendships is a Job for someone with the skills of a chauffeur and the attitude of a Teamster. With three parents, we have one Designated Driver. Parents are also held responsible for every conceivable danger their children muy en­ counter from asbestos In Ihc school ceiling to the drug abuse, depression und gang activity. It requires the paranoia of a censor and the Intuition of a psychologist to monitor the messages on CDs. to pre-screen PG movies nnd to find out whether any other homes In the neighborhood have MTV. In a trio, wc can have one Designated Worrier More th tha an any­ thing else, what wc need In family life Is a resource for those moments when the system goes down, when a child gets sick or school gets canceled or when a major appliance has to be delivered. A third parent could be a Designated Emergency Back-up System. T h c r r m a y be f I bell$ve that wo need a more other ways to update realistic and a n d e x p a n d th e updated two-parent fam ily. solution to the But grandmu and problems of grandpa are In Flor­ modem family ida playing golf and life. J Mrs. Doubtflre has gone to another film. The advantage of my proposal ! b that three parents can live us cheaply as two or more cheaply than two parents and one nanny. At least you don't have to pay Social Security taxes on a third parent. And a parental trio raises the likelihood that one adult will understand math homework. Yes, I know, the two-parent family was based on the biology of reproduction. But. hey, this Is the '90s, Wc have already divided parenthood Into such new roles ns sperm father and surrogate mother. Three can probably share the biological tasks. They may even offer another choice for cloning. As for sex in a parental menage a train, l haven't quite worked that out. But let’s be honest. How many parents would give up a lover for a llve-ln helper*/ If there’s trouble, we cun always move to that next step on the evolutionary ladder — the four parent family. In the meantime, let us not lim it our Imagination to the two-parent family. Re­ member, It’s not Just the quality of parents that count in family life. It’s the quantity. Ladles nnd gentlrmrn. welcome to the Curmudgeon's Imprnvisullonal Slum and Jnm Club You toss up the Ideas. I'll loss out the Insults. Spontaneous nnd unrehearsed Who wants to sturt us off? Senule. Somebody said Senate. As in the United Stales Senate? Hry. I'm a patriot. It is therefore very difficult lor me In dls|»u.igr our elected leaders, but I II give II a try Let's see.,, I m sure you've heard that Oklahoma DeuuK'rul David Boren Is retir­ ing from |K>lltics to become the president of the University of O klahom a. G rieve not. friends, bidding bye-bye to B orin Boren is no great loss 1 and may even Ire a gain To his credit. Boren has pushed for congressional and cam paign fin a n ce reform but has firm ly i You toss up the resisted all atlempts Ideas, I'll toss to lax ami regulate out the insulin energy. Lusl year, lie Spontaneous got In a stilt and and threatened to annul unrehoarsod J the entire budgrt If he didn't get his wuy 1 on Medicare cuts. He's an obstructionist ami a pain and O.U. Is welcome to him. Nine senators have said they will retire this year, hut only two •• Democrat George Mitchell of Mulnr and Republican John Dariforth of Missouri - are worth lamenting You should send thunk you curds to Dermis DcConcInl. D-Arlz.; Donald Rlcgle, D Mich.; and Malcolm Wallop, R-Wyo. - not for serving, but for leaving. France? You want me to knock France? That would not be u l*C thing to do, you know. I could get In real trouble. 1 um reminded of Idl Amin, the erstwhile Ugundun dictator, who once sent a telegram to the White House to suggest that Ihc Unllcd Nations he moved in his capital city of Kampala because, alter nil. Uganda wus the center of the universe. He got thut wrong. France Is the center of the universe, and you needn't take my word for It. Ask 60 m illion Frenchmen. They are In the process, once again, of trying to outlaw English words. Gone would be "lc dlsquc Jockey" und "lc cash flow” and "lc stress." An alrbug would become a "coussln gonllahle dc protection." Prime time would Ire "hcurcs d r grand ccnule." * The French nlBo want in curtail Amcrlcun movies, und the government recently caved In to French fishermen who were complulnIng about Imports. The bureaucrats let tons or American fish rot while they leisurely conducted "quality Inspections." Yes. Ihc word "chauvinism " does have French roots. I heard someone say buscbull. Somebody wants me to slum le baseball. All right, get a load of this; 1 AM SICK OF THIS JUICEDBALL BULL. Baseballs are flying out or parks and sports reporters nre bnbbllng on ad nauseam about the possibility that the halls are being wound and sewn tighter. Bui that's all they're doing •• bubbling. Why doesn't someone gel off Ills butt and go to Costa Rica, where the Rawlings company manufactures the balls, and Investigate? How difficult could II be to find the Cosln Rican who sols the tension on the winding and sewing gizmos and settle this stupid question for once und for all? Belter yet, someone could send Steve "The Elders of Zion rule the world" Carlton to lukc a look. They’ll save on travel expenses because he can get one of his buddies to beam him down. Boxers or briefs? I can't believe you usked that question, fella. Seriously, Curmudgeons wear cups, because somebody's always trying to kick us where It counts. �S anlord Horald, S anford, Florida - S unday, M ay 8, 1994 - S A H««aM PSota by a*flar H m u ca About 2,000 pooplo tnjoyod an old fathlonad town plcnle In Laka Mary Saturday. Anna Culp gata bar faca palntad by Robin Jonaa. Lake Mary----------------------------------- :--------Continued from Page 1A here " Thr smell of swect-und-splry barbecue chicken tickled thr notes of those nil around the downtown area and tempted Ihrin to dine nl fresco on thr traditional southern recipe "Couldn't resist." Mild Delta Grogln "I said I was going tie H'>o«l and not net soinethlnf! to rat out herr. hut I couldn't resist the smell of that barbecue." While professional artists and cra ftrrs hawked their wares under colorful striped tents and other canvus covers, the works of lulure artisans hurtK In the place of honor on the verandah of City fla il "Pretty neat, huh?" said one little boy. iMilntlOfi Id" colorful creation out to another young man. "My mom said It was like a museum, but I think It's neat anyway." Shcron Gregg. 12. said she and her sister Calllln. H. walked from their home n few blocks away to lake |>ari In the event The older f(lrl said her parents had let them come to the event alone because they "knew It would Ire a safe Ih liiff." Adriano.i Kingston agreed " T h i s is u n o d , c le a n , wholesome fun." she said. "If we could all come together like this more often, we wouldn't have so many problems with our young folks " Missy Messina. 18. ihmighi the event was "too old fashioned, but sorta fun." O lil Lake Mary Days was Chief Continued from Page I A crime. Haws was Chlrf-For-A Day at the Sanford I’ollre Department a s part of an Optimist Club sponsored event that places Girl Scouts Irom Sanford Middle School In partnership with the Hanford Police Department for job shadowing In addition to helping Russell come up with new Ideas for lighting i rime in Sanford, the young lady s|tenl time leurnlng about duy-to-duy operational procedures such us record the |Milirr department. She Mild the experience would lie a good one for her. "I am Interested In lielng a lawyer." she said "I'm interest­ ed In seeing what law enforce­ ment does I think It's something that will help me In Irelng a lawyer." Russell said he was pleased w ith Haws' enthusiasm und willingness to r xpress her Ideas. "She has a lot of strong Ideas und we've been discussing them.” he Mild. "She's very eager to listen too." I I I V IfifoUM* 1 • — liert Leonard Johnson. HO. Sanford, died Friday. May fi. 1094 at Florida Hospital-North. Altamonte Springs An automobile mechanic, hr was (torn In Henson. Minn on May 21. 1905. lie moved lo central Florida In 1050 and hr wasu Lutheran Survivors Include his son John K. Johnson of Sanford: Ills daughters Mary K. Foster of Apopka, lads Kngmunn of Min­ neapolis. Minn, und Sharon Johnson of Jamestown. ND: seven grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. II.ildw in F airchild Funeral Home, Oaklawn Park Chapel. Lake Mary. In charge of the arrangements. MILTON ANDREW HELPAND. JR. Milton Andrew Ifdfand. Jr.. .'10, Stanhope Drive, Casselberry, died May 0. 1094 u( Ills home. Horn In Miami on Aug. 17. 1903. he wus a travel agent. He moved lo crn tru l Florida In I9H4. Hr was a Lutheran. Hr w us a 19 H I g r a d u a te o f H o llyw o o d H igh School In Hollywood. FI. Survivors Include his parents Milton and Judith Hrlfund of Casselberry: his sisters Cathy Vundercook of Lake Worth anil V lk k l Reed of O viedo: his IMiternul grandmother Marie of Jacksonville; und six nieces. Heucou Direct Cremation Serv­ ice. Orlando. In charge of the arrangements. HERBERT O. MILLER Herbert G. Miller. 82. Shcouh Houlcvurd. Winter Springs, died Frlduy. May 6. 1094 ul South Seminole Community llospltul. Longw o o d . Horn In West Virginia, he was a retired warehouse-personnel munager for n hardware com­ pany. A member of Community United Methodist Church. Cas­ selberry. he moved to central Florida In 1974. Survivors Include Ills wife Dr. Orville Barks dead at 82 SANFORD — Orville L. Harks, M.D.. 82. 1005 E. Seminole lllvd.. Sanford, died Saturday. May 7. 1994 at Central Florida Regional Hospital, Sanford. Horn In Doe Run. Missouri on July 17. 1911, he wus a medical doetor who served Sanford and Seminole County for many years. Harks was a general practi­ tioner In Sanford from 1945 to 1960 and un anesthesiologist from I960 to 1975. 4n 1975, he begun public service us the director of the Seminole County Public Health Department. It wus a fwist he held until 1978. He ulso served as the Seminole County physician for many years. A member of the First United Methodist Church of Sanford, he moved to Sanford from Ft. Den­ ning. Ga. In 1941. B a rk s was an h o n o ra ry member of the Central Florida Regional llospltul stalT. u life member of the Florida Medical Association, the Southern Medi­ cal Association and the Ameri­ can Medical Association. He was a charter member of the Central Florida Chapter of Ex-POWs and a former member of the Sanford Rotary Club. He served as un officer for the U.S. Army during World Wur II and wus captured In North Africa where he wns a POW from 1942 until 1945. ?V-". - *1 -*tA undrrwuy to renovate und revi­ talize the area. " It'll be like It was when my iirundpu lived here." said Derek Dees, who lives In Orlando, but whose grandfather drew up In Lake Mary. "lie used to tell me about town picnics und stuff und I pictured It a lot like this." he said. "T his Is klndu neat." Robbers keeping, communications, illspnich and community relations Itussell said the deportment Is already working on the ideas that Haws hurt suggested, but they would dlsuss ber views to see If sbe had any additional ideas Hurt they might Incorpo rate into the department plans " I |ust think If there were more |N>llce olllcers where we can see them." Mild Haws, "there'd laless crime." Tile Girl Scout said sbe wasn't sure If she'd lie able to earn a merit Itudgr for her work with As chlcf-for-a-duy. Haws said she didn't see too many changes that needed lo t>c made in the department. During her first few hours on the fob. however, she was laced with a few- tough decisions Officers came to her with re<|ursts (or pay raises, added vacation and more bcncliis "She gave the rigid answer.” Mild Russell. "NO." Pauline A : his daughters Joyce Hustlun of Winter Springs and L liid u Keith of Tampa; his brother R.N. of Franklin. Trim .; his sisters Marjorie Thompson und Helen Holbrook. I m i i I i of llliie fle ld , WV; four g ra n d ­ c h ild r e n and liv e g re a tgrandchildren. Hun fie Id F u n e ra l H om e. Winter Springs. In charge of the arrangements. PUNIRAL H «ll*nd. M ilton Andrew Jr M tm o rn l M r v lc tt tor M ilton H tlM n d w ill bo hold »t II « m on Tuotdoy. M o / 19 o l SI JoTin t Lulboron Church. 1*00 S Orlando Avo , W inlor Park wi-h I ha R tv Mika Slona and M a y/ chaplain W a lltr F t t g in t co ollicatin g In lltu ol Mowari lha fam ily rvq u a itt memorial donation, ba mada lo lha AIDS R c u u rc * AMIsnce. l » ! W Colon's' Dr #JOO. Orlando. FI Baacon Dlract Cremation Sarvlca. Orlando. In charga ol lha arrangamanl* Or villa l Bark*. M D Funaral ta rv lc a t lor Dr Bark* w ill ba Tuaiday. May 10 at I I a m In lha F lr tl United M athoditt Church ol Sanford w ith Rav C lift M alvln officiating Inform ant w ill follow In Oaklawn Mamorlal Park Camalary F rla n d t may call a l lha lunaral homa Monday S lo /p m B ritto n Funaral Homa. Sanlord. In charga o l lha arrangamanl* John ton. Bari Laonard Funaral ta rv lc a t lor B ari Laonard John ton. It. ol Sanlord who pa ttad away on Friday, w ill ba conducltd on Monday al I p m a l lha Oaklawn Chapal ol lha Baldwin F a irchild Funaral Mom* V ltlla llo n lor frla n d t w ill ba ha Id Monday ona hour prio r lo lha ta rv k a . Inlarm anl w ill bo al Oaklawn Park following lha M tv lc *. Baldwin Fairchild Funaral Homa. Oaklawn P prk Chapal. Laka M ary, In charga o l lha a rra n g a m tn lt Continued from Page 1A She then managed to contact police and report th r Incident. Police Mild she re|M>rtcd the men took $220 in currency from her before escaping Chief Deputy Joe Dillard Mild the case had many similarities to another case which occurred curly Friday, when a man was refmrtrdly forced at knifepoint, lo drive a black mule and white female to several ureas of the city la-fore they attacked him and stole money from his wallet. "There are several factors In­ volved In Ihese two cases which are very suspicious.” Dillard commented, "and there may lasome other Instances which have other similarities." Police are conducting an In­ tensive Investigation Into the robberles. Campaign— Readers Continued from Page 3A BERT LEONARD jpilNHON coordinated nv the Lake Mary H is to ric a l C om m ission and sponsored by Ibe City of laike Mary In an effort to celebrate the history and the future of the city. Ofllclals late Saturday called the event "really successful." and estimated ihc crowd at 2.IKK). Downtown Lake Mary was trudlilonully In Ihc area where the event look place. Efforts are ItOd Shuttt L (Iowan law yer, Orlando IW V watte d 'tp m a i. Altamonte Spring,. . I r k w t u . inter national H eader. Aitarwania S p rin g *, T im a T r a v e le r * , ra tla u e a n l. “ C a ttta o a r,, John A l t m% accountant Long wood. Ed Bolling, ra id ed. Long wood and Teiecemumcal'oni of Am erica Inc . to ie t Altamonte Spring, MOO Scott Clerk lawyer. Winter Park 1000 Central Produca and Equipment Co . p ro d u c e d l t t n b u f o r , H e a th ro w . F re d Straalman form er county com m itt'one r. Long wood Arlene K arltun b u ttn e tt owner Apopke and POA A cq u 'lllio n Corp outdoor I'g n t. Orlando 1100 Mary Lou M iller, form er city com m ittio n e r. C a tta 'b a rry. Richard Ounkel. C atM lbarry. Pal Devine C attalberry. Dr Saltnlck. C attalberry Denmt W etberg. Cal taib arry. W aller Pottt. Altamonte Spring! John koegei Longwood Pam M cN air. Or la n d o ; P h illip J o r g rn to n . Longw ood O rlv e r'i Atari Deerfield Beach. Fla . M.ka Schafer. Orlando. Tarn MalUch. Orlando W illiam Palm. Winter Park Elata C San lord. Orlando. Dr John Smith. W inter S prlngt. Ronald K a tta lrln g , Apopkai J L ln d te y B u lld tr Jr . O rlando M lchaoi C rm d tta ll. Orlando. Jack D ialling. Long wood. E rne tt C ot. Longwood. T Randall Jackton. W lntar P a rk. L a trlc la Ewan. Apopka. Jim S igning. M a itla n d , Slava W oll'Sm Altamonte 5p r!ng j. Oavld W -ight Longwood. Pal Davlna. Orlando. B1K ol Control Florida. W inter P ark. Dick Van Dar Walda. county co m m lttlone r. Longwood. Papa fc Kec/or, M aitland. Park Laka Corp . W inter Park, Solely V illo n Inc . Moution. T a ta t. JJ00 Principle P artn er, Joint «an lure W inter Park. Allan E Kean. Winter P ark; The Keewln Raal Properly Co . W inter p ark. Dr Sandra Barker. W inter Sprlngt. Robert V Beery. Streamwood. III.; Jim G rltham . Winter P ark. J Michael D avit. Oak Park. Ill . and Malthaw R Long. Carol Stream. III. W e're Here In Your Community, Right Now Far Mrs lilorswllsa <sl IbI-Ftm I-IOO-ACS-2J4J We're Here to Help Continued from Page 2A was Labor Day weekend. We still laugh when wr see u U-huul amt It iiw k hall an hour to tmek out trout n Ituiart 7 I’a lti Prdston. 18. said, "My H|N-i ial ineinorlrs are when I have a problem. Mom will not only listen but bug me. cry with me und comfort me." Chris HI.u k 18. said. "The countless nights my mother nursed me back lo lieullli Thai's w liiii I remember." C lirlsiy Cullum. 14. stated. "Slu-'s the greatest mom In the world She's nice amt listens to me when I talk.” Joel Polk. 6. said. "She lakes me places like Disney. Husch Gardens, Sea World and Univer­ sal. My mom's nice When I'm hurl she helps me. Sbe helps me up when I fall ami puls water on It and a bamlald on It." Rebecca Lemons. 6. said. "She feeds us. My mom's nice, she read slorles sometimes. It makes me (eel special lo make cookies with my mom." Sieve Evuns said. "She wat­ ches my son and never lakes a n y m o n e y lo r w a tc h in g h im . " Ruth Dougherty staled. "M y special memory of my mother Is the fa c t th a t she ta c k le d carpentry, electrical work und fanning. She was •cfr-cciucuted. Sbe could fell you the names of operas when listening lo the radio.” Murshu Phillips said. "Mother always pul us kids first. She tuught us you did what you need lo do lo get the Job done. Thai was an Important lesson." Geraldine lloughtullng said. "That's ull I have Is spcclul memories. She was u special person. She died In 1954 and I'll never forgcl her. No mailer whal my problem wus at any time In my life I could ulwuys go to Mom. Sbt- never took sides and 1 always felt loved no mutter whut. She wus a good baker and u hard worker." CoTTVpa r e q H jJ e r e T U * We do not charge Interest on pre-need installment payments - most others do. We refund 100% of all monies paid, at any time, for any reason - most others do not. We do not charge sales toy on mer­ chandise - most others do. We are locally owned and operated many are not. Or. Orvllls Barka Hanks Is survived by his wife Gcorglu Jessup Harks; Ills sons D r. O r v ille B a rk s J r . o f Philadelphia. Harry W. Barks. James A. Darks and Thomas J. Barks, all of Sanford; and seven grandchildren. Hrlsson Funeral Home, San­ ford. In charge of the arrange­ ments. Dignity and respect...our watchwords when helping you arrange the funeral of a loved one. Trust us to provide fitting services in your difficult time of need. 322-2131 BRISSON FUNERAL HOME 005 LAUREL AVR-. SANKOIIll A Member of Carey Hand Funeral Home Tradition - EsI. 1890 BETTE R. QRAMKOW JIMSCHUITEMAN Gramkow Funeral Home Locally Owned and Operated Since 1980 BOO E. Airport Blvd.. Sanford. rL 32773 3 2 2 -3 2 1 3 �•A - S an lo rd H erald. Sanford, Florida - S unday, M ay 8, 1004 School scenes There’s a lot going on at SHS IN BRIEF Spring is in the air and everyone’s hoppin’ Summer English classes set SANFORD — The Summer term for ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) classes Is offered for adults. 10 years and older, and w ill begin on Mondny, Mny 0 at Seminole Community College tn Sanford. ESOL otters an Intensive English course Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. There arc four course levels, from beginning to advanced. This non-credit, free program has an open enrollment policy, with new students entering every day. For more Information, call 328-2120. Faculty Follies at LMHS LAKE MARY - The Lake Mary High School Faculty Follies w ill be performed by staff, teachers and administrators on Thursday, May 12 at 7 p.m. The performance w ill be in the Lake Mary High auditorium. The event Is designed to raise money for the school's project graduation program, the drug and alcohol free party for graduating seniors and their guests. Tickets may be purchased at the school for $4 nr for 95 nt the door. For more Information, eontact Judl Frank ut 333-0372 nr Sue Ebaugh at 332-6871. POP CULTURE''1 by Steve McGarrv E m m y I o u H a r r is w as vu le dlcto rla n o f her high school class, a member of the c h c c rle a d ln g squad and w i n n e r ol the Miss Wood bridge (Virginia) bcuuty pageant. She attended the University o f N o rth e n r o lln a , b u t dropped out of school when she became Interested tn folk and c o u n try m u sic. She erformcd tn clubs and coffee ouses on the East Coast. U was the start of a career earning her ftvc Grammy awards and a Country Music ... ». ww a s ... - ■■■• -- ■■ ■ K i**1*uom | ( ..utujpuet ft a t t lie P r o m . W h at w as good? W h a t w a s n 't W a s it F u n ? tra rh rr 75% of the time and at other thlincs thhy nrr counseled on how they're doing. Thirtytbrre students are seen weekly to talk ii I miiiI (heir GI’A’s and attitudes inwards nchno| and life The program includes nil high school grades amt the students do ultend regular classes It's Just that while they are tn these classes th e y're w o rkin g on stnyln there. Incentives arc uwarded to those who work well with the program Ms. Morris says that the community dummies Hems such as gift certificates to give • Lake Mary High School Sarah Sc hade, a senior at Lake Mary High School, was recently awarded a 9 1,OOO scholarship from Ihe Wa] Mart Foundullon The scholarship Is uwarded to a college or milvrrslty-tKmnil student bused on schotnsllr and academic achievements, extra curricular and work activities and financial need S ch a d c p la n s to a tte n d Maryinount Manhattan College In New York City. 1. ) With which former Uyrds member was Harris linkedp e r s o n a lly a n d p ro * fesslonally-untll his death In 1973. 2. ) Which track gave Hurrls a 1981 Top 40 hit? 3. | With whlc two singers did Harris train up for the 1986 G ra m m y -w ln n ln g a lb u m "T rio "? •pun pi* uH**d Jilms Dlllman Knight. Chrlsrn Monaco. Patrick Brody McKenna. Carter McNeil, Georgr I’o/lg, flrlg rlt Smith. J e n n ife r T h r u r d , R yan Thom pson and Melissa Ruflange Vocalist of the Year award. know about W r it e to : Who says Hint HicrnHsn't hope for underprivileged kids? At Seminole Mrs. Helen T. Morris strives to Instill that hope In children with n very special program. F u ll Service schools was started tn Mar:ti of '92 and Coordinaler Morris hud a lot to say about her program. "A Full Service School Is a school Hint integrates education. Iienltli. social, and human serv­ ices that are beneficial to meet­ ing the needs of children and youth and their families on school grounds or In locations which are eslly accessible." The program Is designed to help aiivtmdv who Is In nerd to get on their feel and stay tn school. Dr. Roger Campbell ts the Fucllltalor mid Mr. Richardson often helps wtlh Hie discipline. Funded by Hie school board Ms. Morris said, "It has been vrry successful so far. We do lose some but we gain so much more If parents are Interested tn Hie program for th e ir rh lld th r pmeeess usually Involves a rec­ ommendation by the student's teachers and counselors. From there the student attends class taught by a Drop Out Prevention • Hamilton Elementary School The- tallowing*‘•trident* won f i r s t p l n t r tn t h r M a th Sooerslars competition in Hie flflli grade division Brock Sutton. Sarah Melscl, David Vauz, Erin Brown. Eric Hagc and Alaiah Alshomrant. The llilrd graders won third place In their division of Hie competition. They were Jamie llowlngton. Scott Lewis. Steph­ anie Fort. Kim Ford. Lyndy Spcldcl and Karly Smith. The first graders won third plucc In their division of Hie competition. They were: Kyla Sutton, Matthew Hansen, Jenny llo w ln g to n , Ross C o rlc s s . Essence M iles and P a tric k Munoz. • Page Private School The following students were named Students of the Month: Preston Bebas, Kutlc Best, Skytar Collins, Brians Clocco, Hclynn F itzp atrick. Reynlka Hernandez. Christopher Jones, AnhIce Klnsterinun. Amanda • C o o le s t w ir in g * - * . The following sttidenis were named winners In the Smoke Free Class of 2000 creative writing contest for the Seminole County school district: Darren Morse. Tuskavvllla Middle School- first place: Katie Nlrhols, Sanlord Middle School: second place: Katherine I lollitiun, Sanford Middle School: third place; Angela Gramkow. Sanlord Middle School: fourth place. The school level winners were: T e a g u e M id d le S c h o o l; Shunnon Sucker, Adam Herman and Ellen Hess Rock Luke Middle School: Suchu H ln d c s and M arlsu D'Amico Crooins School of Choice: Altec Perkins. Quunlaha MaeKcray and Branded Brlndlge. T uskuw llla Middle School: Juaon Becker. The sixth grade students are part of a campaign which hopes to mukc Hie class of 2000 lobucco free. the children something to work to school early Wednesday Hie 0th by a tremendously wrecked for. During Christmas a gift drive car that wore posters question­ wus Initiated by Ms. Morris to ing. "Have you ever gotten your help two needy families during friends smashed?" A sad re­ the holiday season- She says minder of what exactly huppens that Hie community was "really as a result of carelessness good" about helping The second week of April a Another activity that the Full grim visitor ascended upon the Service Schools are involved In campus and death vtalled all ts a "Keep Our Community Randomly selectrd students Healthy" campaign. were marked to represent 1200 The goal Is to encourage citi­ (tropic Injured or killed In acci­ zens to null together and develop dents involving a drunk driver. a drug-free and crime-free urea. By the end of the day over This will Include n march, a 120.000 thousand people were health lair, activities nnd games represented. as well as speakers from com­ m unity leaders An Honor Roll was displayed There ts one request, compli­ In Hie cafeteria the third week mentary (Misses, coupons, nnd und students were Invited to gill certificates are needed as sign on In agreement to abstain Incentives. So It’s time once from drinking und driving or again for our community to get rtde with somw one who lias Involved to keep out future Indulged To go along with Hie bright It you are Interested In Honor Roll morning announce­ Hie cam|Milgn or Hie program ments gave the chilling statistics Itself yopu can contact Ms of one of America's biggest Morris ai 322-7729 for futher problems. Information. The filial week tn Hie month of awareness, members of SADD April ts over now and With Hie and advisor Warren Jenntsnn end of the month came the end traveled to Lukevlew and San­ of National SADD Awareness ford middle schools to spread Hie word about bow the whole Month. picture effects them Thr rightti T ills nionlh was *(>c( Ideally graders were (old that even chosen for the closeness to Prom though they're not driving yet und Hu* reality that not all they can hr Just as easily siuilenls nhstuin from drinking nllrctrd Information was also and driving given about thow lo Join the clot) Tlie 8ADD chapter at Semi­ next year amt what lo expect In nole gave quite a showing to high school raise awareness not only on our The SADD club had a busy cam pus but to our m iddle time ut trying to rracti proplr schools as well. around them, but If It did one Sturtlng oil with a hard hilling (•erson good, II was all well visual students were welcomed worth It. Just say “ No” to Community Service ■y U Y N D U D Special lo the Herald I absolutely disagree with I hr new requirement lor Hie 75 hours community service for Hie stale scholarship: Flor­ ida Academic Scholarship T ills taxed based scholar­ ship Is now requiring the student lo give up 75 hours ol time In a charitable place chosen for thrm . Most of the places to donate time Is away in Orlando, a bit tar for a Seminole High Students lo travel. If you wuul to pick a plucc of your choice lo donate lime, (here Is a lot of ad­ ministrative hogwash und red lupc lo go through espcrlully II being your donated lime. To complete Hie require­ ment for the scholarship there Is more to It Hum Just working your tall off free of charge. First you go to guidance and fill out the appropriate application and (ink u place far awav In Orlando to go to. Alter you have completed Hie 75 hours and tiave all of your tune documented there Is another stipulation to (tic Community Service. You must w rttr all essay that w ill address a social problem lb.ii you have sern through the whole forced labor agreement. The service is to be only tilled utter school hours and you w ill tie evaluated for heliig oil time, reliability and attitude. A n o th e r tim e you can complete the hours for tlie scholarship Is during summer school. So If u chain gang Is your thing, do ll. tint don't let It hold you tiark from the schol­ arship B»lh R**sl II * rtporlrr lor th* i duetto! School rwwipjptr <1 S tm lnoi* High S a n fin d H e r a ld 3 0 0 N . F re n c h A v e . S a n fo rd • 32771 S e e ni la # t s c h o o l. Seminole County School Board Speaking out W h a t's for Monday, May 0,1804 Charbrollson Bun Corn Favorite Fruits or Chef's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk Tuesday, May 10,1894 Chicken Patties on a Bun Lettuce, Tomato and Mayo Fruited Jello or Chef's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk Wednesday, May 11,1094 Beet and Gravy on Hlce Thursday, May 12,1004 Spaghetti and Meat Sauce Tossed Salad Rolls Sliced Poaches or Chef's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk Friday, May 13,1094 Plus Garden Salad Fruited Jello or Chef's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk Part of the dutlos as Mlsa Semlnolo High School roqulro Laurie Blair lo apeak lo various groups about the merits of her school. It Is a job the junior Is pleased to do. Blair spoko recently to the Klwanls Club of S a n fo rd where p ro ald e nt Janice Springfield, a Semlnolo graduate, Is ono of the biggest supporters ol the school. Blair told club members about the educational programs al the school and the caring altitude of the teachers. Blair olten serves as an ambassador lor Semlnolo High School In the community, helping to Improve the Image of the school that she aays has a lot to offer those who are willing to work. M»f»W Photo by Tommy Vlne.nl �4* 4 Sanford H orald, S anford. Florida - Sunday. M ay 8, 1994 - 7 A Health/Fitness Prenatal care pays off for county IN BRIEF By K I L L B V M ITC H B L L Be cool, volunteer Hornld Staff Writer What’* cool this summer? Being a (ecu vnlunlccr. Arru Irens, ages 14-IH. limy volunteer their nummer limirr* til Winter Park Memorial Hospital. Opportunities are available In the Kurr Korral. IJaby Place, Wellness Cenler. PCU and a number of oilier departments. Orientation classes will tie held Saturday. May 21. und Tuesday. May 24. and the summer session brains Monday. June 0. lie a aprt of the TAV program and become a trrn volunteer. For more Information or lo schedule an upjtolnlm rnl, please cull the volunteerotriee at 046-7000. Golf card benefits ALA Swing into spring with the American Lung Association's 1094 Oolf Privilege Card beginning May 1. The 929 Golf Card w ill entitle the holder to play golf for free or reduced greens fee at 44 Central Florida courses us well as over 3MO courses around the state, plus Oeorgla. Alabama and Mississippi. Golf cart rrntal Is required. The card Is valid May I thru November 30, ft Proceeds from the sale of the card are used locally lo support - the Lung Association's fight against lung disease through school program, pailrnt education, asthma camp and lung resenrrh. Cost of the card Is 923. or buy 3 cards at 973 grt the 4th free To order your card call 000-3401 or 0OOLUNGUSA. Classes offered at SSH I.ONGWOOt) — South Seminole llospllul will offer the billowing programs for the month ^ •"D o n 't He A Victim " Safety for .Seniors. A rthrlils Support Group. Thursday. May 19. at 11 u rn In classroom 103. The class Is frre For Information and to register, call 648-7809 • The Wellness Seminar for Smoking Cessation, Thursday, May 19, from 7-9 pm . In c lasroom 103 For Information and to register, call 000-048-2022 • AARP "55 Alive," Mature Driving Class. Monday und Tuesday. May 23. 24, from 9 u rn to 1 p m In classroom 103 Refreshments will be served The cost Is 98 and rrglslruilon Is required by calling 048-7899 • Thr W elln ess Seminar for Wright Lost, Tuesday, May 24. from 7-9 p m In classroom 103 For Inform, it Ion or lo rrglsirr rail 800 H-tH 2822 Prostate Cancer Support ami Awurrurs* Grotqi. "Us Too," Thursday, May 26. ut 7 p m in classroom 103. Please call 332-7934 to register. AIDS memorial planned at Lake Lilly Orlando's observance of the 11 Hi International AIDS Candlelight Memorial and Mubtll/utlon will Im- at Lake Lilly Purk. M.inland, on Sunday, May 22. With a picnic al 5 p in and memotlal at 7 p in , with special guest singer Miss Jacqueline Jones, This year the event will tie held In over 240 cities In 43 tuitions and every stale In the U S. to remember those who have died from AIDS und lo sup|x>rt those who arc living with IHV/AIDS. Central Florida's Quill Project will hr displayed National Trauma Awareness Month In (lie neal IO minutes, two people In Hie US. will die ami 170 w ill suffer a disabling Injury. Tnls translates Into about 11 fatalities and over 1000 injuries per hour, every hour, of the year. Trauma Is still the number one killer of Americans up lo age 44. and Is responsible for over 03.000 victims each year. Ttuil's more than from AIDS, cancer and heutt disease. An additional 9 million people will suffer disabling Injuries, with 340.(XX) suffering permanent Impairment. Motor vehicle accidents and llrearms account lor over half of all Injury deaths In the U S. more than all other causes combined. OKMC Is one of only four Level I trauma centers !u Florida, serving the 32 county Central Florida region SANFORD — T h r push to "gunrnntec all women arcens to prrnutiil. rare and all luhmls access lo services Hint promote normal growth and developm e n f has paid off in a big way fiere In Seminole County. I’he Seminole County Public Health Unit recently released Inform ation which puis ihe counly ul the lop of the list In Infant mortality. Of raeh 1,000 live births In Seminole County Inst yrnr, only 3 Infants subsequently dlrd In their first year of life*, according to o Vital StutlsHrs report. I n 19 9 1, I h r F Io r I d a Legislature euactrd the Ueallhy Start Initiative to give luihlrs ri healthier start In life, according lo Juan Kavrlo, M D.. Seminole County Health Start Coalition. Inr., board member. One of Ihe exciting .iHpecis of this program Is II gives Hie local community Hie authority to develop the systrm Ituv-ri on the uniqueness of the community's strengths, The ( Vm IIIIoii |s responsible for a varily of activities. Including |M-rformlng assessments of Hie co m m u n ity's n rrd s and re­ sources eir. Most tnqNirlrintly. If expectant mothers qualify and drslrr to participate, they will receive In borne nursing assess merits from the public healih unit nurses and may qualify for .Social Services Case Manage- Are there enough hours In the day? The week? Can dad get from field A with one child to field U w ith another, watch hoth play, then gel everybody picked up and home In lime for dinner while still making sure that everybody's school projects are done? "It's a great question." said exercise physiolo­ gist Michael Gray. ‘ Not (hat Gray knows the answer. "I'm undergoing the same thing myself." he suld. Gray believes In physical activity In general and In youth sports In particular. Resides directing the Human Performance Laboratory ul Northern Kentucky University In Highland Heights, he's on Ihe board of the Nallonnl Alliance for Youth Sports, an organization of recreation volunteers. But. ns a single parent of three sons ages 12. 9 and 9. Gray finds hlmscirfceltng some pressure. "There Is no magic solution." Gray said. "That's what parents need lo understand. The only thing that helped me to maintain some level I of sanity was scheduling." Baby-sitting for the 5-yeur-old lets Gray take one boy (o baseball practice while lie couches (he | other. Two-parent households can split Jobs such as child ferrying, but parents must plan first. Gray suld: " I f It Isn't worked out, it causes friction." The child 1ms lo help, by being sure everything | he needs — glove und uniform, for Instance — Is | ready before game time, Gray said. Families with children In different sports have | to set priorities. An older starting shortstop may sometimes have to miss a practice so a Q-ycar-old I beginner soccer player can feel that her sport Is (important, too. he Bald. 5»m,nol« L Cbii-tr 1............................ it . ----. _ . 0<»"8« L D ln - t I I I i! _ . 1*0" P»*tO P»l-" on* O ia ia a t* S tfito il B»/ H iiiib o itu g n P ,n»n it ftc m b ii D w *l VO'ul • 9) lu c * Pei U t'o r . - ... - --------3---1 ----——--------t 3ftf , ■* » « ------------------ ' " r i if* lr o it* it !a t 39 J T to — ' i ii 2 . 109 109 _______ . . . ...................... .... . .. 1 1 .. i n i . Im _________ 0 I 4 Lj « • 10 12 t -z / M Morttiitr infant Mortality Death of sn tnfanl teia than one year of age Statistic* in this chad are for render)!* of the identified county Source Vital Statistic* Volume 1 No 1. March 1994 merit through a Healthy Start Case Manager. S e r v ic e m a y I n c l u d e : Assistance with transportation problems: relerrnl lo |iurentlng skills, help with rent and other bills, housing nerds, etc.; healih education; necessary medical rare, assistance In dealing with o lh rr social service agencies. BOSTON — An exceedingly common tuirierta ih.it h rq u rn ily cause* digestive ulcers also ,i | i | h .iis lo raise the risk ul a rare stomach cancer. Researchers report a link between the bug. H pylori, anil a malignancy known us nnii-Hodgklh'x lymphoma of the slomach The germ alrrady Is associated with gasirlc adcuocnrvlnoma, anniher stomach tumor. And It is now known to tie the leading cause ol stomach ami duodenal ulcers Understanding Ih r tiaclrrtu's role means and nutritional services The success of Heallhy Sturt depends on Ihe community. Fi­ nancially. the Coalition must raise matching funds, 933 019. lo receive funding Contributions cun tie either cash or In-kind donations (printing, telephone calls, space, lime nr other mate­ rials) "The match requirement Is quite large and we have qultr a ways In go." according to Susan L. Shewmake. project coordina­ tor. "Every lilt from Ihe commu­ nity helps. For more Information or l o ! make a donation lo Ihe Coall- lion, call 0 7 1-2005. that many ulcers now can br cured with antibiotics About tt.iIf the world’s people are thought to tte infected with II pylori, and lor most It causes no symptoms at all. Compared wtlh ulcers, cancer appears In tie a very rare consequence of Hits Infection. Only about seven cases of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma of th r stomach are diagnosed umongevery I million Americans annually The hilest work was conducted by Dr. Julie I’urwmnrt und colleagues ul Stanford University. It was published In Thursday's New England Juurnal of Medicine. ; The study was based tin 230.593 people wfto gave blood and then were followed to see what diseases they developed. Over the next 14 years. 33 people developed non- : Hodgkin's lymphoma of the stomach. The tcocarchers found that 85 percent of those developing Hits cancer had H. pylori In ih rlr blood, compared with 55 percent of healthy people studied. They culculalcd (hut having the Infection resulted In a sixfold Increase lit the risk of litis rare cancer. They found no link between the baelcrla and other forms of non-Hodgkln's lym ­ phoma. A week of thanks for a ‘lifetim e of caring’ Charting Hie way to a healthy Inline Is Hie Hienie of Hits year's weeklottg event lo celebrate Na­ tional Nurses Week al Wlnier Park Memorial Hospital The nurses will tie honored during the week ot May (MO lor all the h ard w ork am i d e d ic a tio n toward promoting and main lalrtitig the healih of Individuals In the community. Throughout Hie week. Wl’MH s p o rts to u g h o n c h ild re n , p a re n ts WASHINGTON — For many families, spring Is youth sports crazy season. Recreational leagues pile onto scholastic leagues — not to mention homework, day core, piano lessons and mom's and dud's Jobs — lo threaten a family schedule meltdown. Per 1000 live births By Associated Pros* S c h e d u lin g s p rin g Associated Press Writer Resident Infant Mortality Statistics - Calendar Year 1993 Counties with 2,000 or more Live Births Ulcer bacteria linked with stomach cancer Fitness Factor By I R A D R B Y F U S S SEMINOLE COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH UNIT Wllh lols of possible activities to l>c tried. It's enticing for children and parents lo try to squeeze lit Just one more — maybe adding Just one baseball season to the child's slaiulurd karate and Cub Scouts schedule. But experts advise against developing a case of sports glut. A family meeting Is u good wuy to line up everyone's priorities, said Dr. Greg Landry, associate professor of pediatrics at the University of Wisconsin. Madison. Remember Dial youth sports require. In addition lo practice and gumc time, fund raising time, (cam picture time und cur-pooling time, said Judith Young, executive director of the National Association for Sport und Physical Education, an organization largely made of physical education teachers. "When parents overschcdulc Ihe kids, the kids don't gel the benefits of unythlng they schedule them fur," said Young. "Plus, the parents get Irritable." nurses will enjoy a number of a c tiv itie s to re w a rd th e ir achievements. Hrgmtilrig Mon­ day. May 9. nurses can pumper themselves with Hie help of local healih and beauty vendors who w il l h r on h a n d Io g iv e inns sages, m a n ic u re s and haircuts. A happy hour for nurses w ill take place oil Tues­ day where they can have a delicious dinner at selected area re sta u ra n ts for d isco un ted prices. A special recognition ceremo­ ny will be licit! on Wednesday, May I t . lo honor nurses who have' won awards, promotions and other certificates over the past year. Friday will be noted us T-shirt Day. This Is a time for nurse* to sport ihelr favorite nursing shirt for a day. • Central Florida Regional Uoiptrul w ill be rrlrb rn fin g National Hospliul Week. May 8-14, with a week full o f e v e n t s designed lo (hank lls employees for their "lifetime o f caring." "We lake this opportunity lo thank all o f those In the CFRH family. Including employees, auxillans and physicians, for their dedication throughout Hie year." said Roy C. Vinson. CFRH chief executive officer. The week's actlvllk-s include: A free made-to-order breakfast or dinner lit the cafeteria w ill be served lo employees by the deuprtmeni and nurse managers on Monday. Tuesday Is Popcorn Day with free popcorn, plus, u Seminole Counly voters rrglsinitlon lublc will be set up for those who need to register to vole. Wednesday brings a Health Fair With blood pressure, blood glucose and cholesterol screenings plus other health Information. Thursday Is "Free Meal Day" with free breakfast, lunch or dinner fur employees. The work week ends with an Ice Cream Social on Friday. De|tariment and nurse managers w ill serve up brownie sundaes lo the employees. Become A Successful Seller In One Easy Step M a s te r C< Children also get burned out, Landry suld. If lltcy complain they can’t Mulsh their homework, are always (Ircd. become increasingly Irritable or becom e sick m ore o fte n , they m ay be overworked, he said. It's OK (n set lim its on numbers of activities. Landry said. "One music und one athletic event — that's probably enough." Landry said. A child must have lime far homework, dinner and sleep, he said. You can try the drop-and-adtl approach, because variety may keep a child from burning out on the same wearying round of athletics, Landry said. And when you’re planning your child's sched­ ule. leave time for free play. Landry advises. "Children need lo be exposed lo pickup games and games they organize themselves," Landry said. "They learn skills In those sellings thut they don't Itturn with adults present." End Advance fur Monday, May 9, and Thereaf­ ter 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 Herald I �W iiM r tM J T O P ^ ■ A - Santord Horald, SantoqJ, Florida - S unday, May 8, 1994 Stenstrom NATIONAL f Bweps Clinton fights harassment claims LITTLE HOCK. Ark. — President Clinton In nl^iuilliiK IhrmiRh hi* nltorncy that h r will vigorously a Im m rr alnle worker’* lawsuit alleging that as governor hr made an uuwanlrd sexual advaner toward her. Robert Hrnnrtt. the high-profile Washington lawyer hired by Clinton, rn llrd Paula Corbin Jones' lawsuit "tabloid trash with a legal caption on It.” Dennett said the president denies the accusation, doe* not even rrra ll inerting the woman and refuses to oiler a monetary settlement or apologue for "something lie did not do." The lawsuit, filed In U S. District Court here Friday, accused Clinton of "sexually harassing and assaulting" Jones during a May 8. 101)1 encounter ul Little Hock's Excelsior Hold, and then defaming her with denials. Desert Shield soldier claims ills WASHINGTON - When Nell K. Tel/laff began throwing up shortly alter arriving In Saudi Arabia during the Persian Gulf War. he thought at first It was nervousness Hut the retired Air Force lieutenant colonel say* he got Increasingly worried as he got stradlly more III Today, he believes Ids sickness was caused by a drug, routinely handed out to tmo|M. that was *up|N>*cd to protect them against Ir.up nerve gas Instead, he sold Friday. It ended up damaging Ids nervous system "Since taking pyridostigmine while deployed for Desert Shield. I have been suffering moderate, severr and Intolerable pain, latlgue easily and lately have developed one heck of a palsy.” Tet/laff told the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee The Defense Department denies thul the drug caused III effects, NRA keeps pressure on lawmakers WASHINGTON — The National Hide Association says It will use Its multlmtllion strong m em bm hlp to keep up pressure on lawmakers following the House's ra/or-thln approval of a ban on many assault-type firearms "We're working with our people around tire country at the grassroots level." Wayne LaPlerre. N'HA executive vice president, said Friday. "That's what the N'HA dor* best We'll tie bark." LaPterre said Ih r group would make surr the NHA s 3.4 million members were aware of bow tbeir representative* voted when the House approved ih r lrgl*lallon. 219 211. 1huistl.iv Hr declined to discus* specific *lra lrg ir* that w ill tie used against (hose voted for II The measurr would bun ID t)|>r* ol assault-style weapon* Since the Senate has included a similar prohibition In lis <rime bill and Prrsldrnt Clinton supports II. eventual enactment ol the Iran seems likely Bobbitt charged with battering fiancee LAS VEGAS — John Dobblll spent 13 hours In fall after being rharged with (Mitering Ills flnacer. then .qmlogi/rd and called their argument "a huge misunderstanding " Dohhltt pleaded Innocent Friday to a misdemeanor charge <rl domestic ita llrry Hr was released on I f.ltX ) ti.nl (lending a June 3 hearing He Ignored reporters' <|urstton* as be sprinted down two flight* of step* in the downtown ja ils (talking garage along with bis ball bondsman and an unidentified man They departed^in a walling tour-wheel drive vehicle. ' A rt outing to a police icpnn. Ikrl.tMH, an. and Knatina F.llloU bail nitMUKumrtu HtrssiHskg>us "gr*»»i^ii her right forearm causing a bruise, then' shoved her into a wall, musing a bruise " lie appearri) To fa* under lire Inlluriu r of alcohol nr number substance when lie waaarreaied around 3 a.m.. Hie r»pon said " I believe Ibis Is just a huge misunderstanding." be said In a slalrm rnl released by Aaron Gordon a spokesman Inr Dobblll and his J I •year-old llanrer Elliott dldn ‘1 require medical treatment. Gordon *md Hr released separate statements from Dobbin and Elliott m which they reaffirmed Ihelr love lor ear ft other African Congress treads lightly JOHANNESBURG. South Africa — Taking rues from u* conciliatory leader. Nelson Mandela the African National Congrrs* Is trying not to sound too triumphant after Its landslide win In South Africa's first all-race elections In most place*, the 104-votc cushion the ANC will enjoy In the next parliament would allow It to lay down the law to u* political opponents Dot the emerging democracy In South Africa Is too delicate for such muscular tactics. Despite Its big victory, the ANC bus made It clear It will seek consensus In Its government. Final results Friday showed the ANC got 02.5 percent of the vote In last week's election and will have 252 seats m the 400-scat parliament. compared to MN for all opponents combined. In a series of Interview# and In Ids victory speech Monday night, Mandela repeatedly has stressed Ills desire to work with everyone. The constitution negotiated wttli outgoing President F.W. dc Klerk calls for a "government of national unity" and Mandela said Friday that no one In the coalition should Irrl like a "rubber stamp" for ANC policies. Haitian Industrialists plan strike PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — The populist Jean Bertrand Aristide was widely disliked by many Hulllun businessmen during his brief term as president, but the economic collapse and unending bloodshed since his ouster by the m llliary has Jefl many longing for a rclurn to democracy. Legitimate businessmen say the coup leaders mid Ihelr allies have enriched themselves on u scule even greater than Dial of former dlclutor Francois Duvatlcr, whose pursuit of money wus so single-minded Dial a new word — klcptooracy — was developed lo describe his 1937-71 administration. Current mllltury leaders buve taken control of the nation's gas. Hour, rlcc und Imported car enterprises, as well as the nation's porta, telecommunication services and electricity. They have not developed an economic plan, nor do they olTer any promise to Hultl'a people other than further punishment from world nations. In a drive led by the United Stales, the U.N. Security Council voted Friday to ban all trade — except for food, medicine, humanitarian relief and cooking fuel — at midnight May 2 1. Ollier sanctions lake effect Immediately: a ban on all foreign travel by 000 m ilitary und police officers and their families, a recommended freeze on Ihelr foreign ussets and a ban on noncommercial uvlatlon — Intended to stem drug IrufTlcklng by IIn lll's rulers. Halil, Die Western Hemisphere's poorest country, ulrcuily hud been under a fuel and arms embargo since October. The lightened sanctions arc an attempt to bring ubout Die return of Aristide, ousted In u military coup In September 1091 — seven months after he wus sworn In as fluid's first democratically elected president. From Associated Prase reports I Continued from Page i A your s te p In t h c r 'a d o g n a m e d Nlcodcmua. tin- trained has* named Oscar. Die gator named Bam, anil the spiders w ith blblleal nnm r* your mother hurlxrred lit tier home, was all Dial true?" I responded by saying Dial In Du* best uf my own knowledge and Die InfurmuDoii folks "feed" me from Dine to time Pvery word I've ever written In these 200 yarn* have fieen a* true a* I lieday Is lung Ob. I've gotten a name wrong here 'n there or muylie a wrong year. Ilu l you (d ll lake most everything I've written lo the hank Now for a llnal surprise I've got enough note* and material* tu write another 2(X) column* When II dime* to Saulurd histo­ ry, lolks. I've lust gotten the (Id oil the top of the Jar I know y n ti'rr wondering what e l*r could I write nhotil. Well, let’* mention u few; There's the story alxnit the .Jimmy Wright murder case and Ed and Ik-rtu Digger* and Ih r dally business they o|x-rated lor year* In Sanford There * the story alxnit everylxxly'* Irlrtid. J U "S lim " Galloway and lit* bride. Ina. who recently crle h ra trd US year* of wedded harmony And how atxiut Die •lory of more tlum ;WX) people who sfxiwrd up for Jack and Cora K.tnnrr * 5<)th anniversary one Saturday at the Elk* Chfb? There’# more tu write alxnit the Dartnrau l.umlv. Dir Move fami­ ly and Rupert Strickland and III* family And how- uliout the *tnry m nretnlng the Seminole 1'onnly (all lire Dial took the live* of IO In m a te * a n d o ne h ig h ly esteemed correctional officer? Then, there • Dir story about (I b e lie v e ) s e v e n S a n f o r d (Milkrrnrn who o|«-ralrd j Died ring Dial raine lo light and v a . ( rushed In less than 24 hour* Did you know Dial bud ll not tiren lor Die greedy flngrr* ol Mime Or I,unto (Hit me Ian* and civic leaders, the entrance to the University of Central Florida (OUld have Ix r n (list about where Shonry * Is now- hx alert on Highway 17 92 and the *< bool built amend Du »hnrr* ol latke Ada right here In Nanlord H u t story w ill gel your dander up T lirn there's Die story coming up ataail Dir Seuilnole County Slant* Halt ol Fattir. the name* of those Who have Ix-rti honored and bow they're chosen And a story aland Seminole High * gre a t r *t come -fro m - behind football victory. I've got a story romlng up un bow we a* youngster* were taught the Ten Commandment*, a tlo ry aland Die lour Drvani girt* and how they hap|»rurd lo come to Sanford a lew more yarn* alxnii Sam Fulton. Sam Wright and Willie Sam* Anil, oh. yes. and columns uhoul Die G h im * and Packard families you'll enjoy I'm way late with the story I want to write about Dennis Marshall and lit* family, lie ’s a locomotive engineer for Auto Train Also I want to tell yon about that lively group n( girl* who nuke tip the United Daugh­ ters of the Conlrdcrucy They may have taken down lire stale flag at the Atlanta-Fullon county baseball stadium but folks, the re '* some "Confederate** towel* which "a in 't" yet tx-rn discarded they know the entire yarn. Then there's a long epistle from former Sanfordlle Tommy Stringer we've Ix-en wauling to print. And there's a story alxnit a local Indy named Eunice Marlin Dial w ill floor you. Hrinem ber Die picture we printed nlxml three or four years ago when llalx- Ruth came to Sanford sitting In a lx»x seal at (dd M u nicipal Park w ill) a youngster on III* lap? We can't prove It tail we're pretty sure now who the youngster was and Dir story alxmt him will tiring tears to votir rye* And w-r haven't forgotten we promised a year or set ago to do a story <ai one o( Sanford’s Ix-st known locul merchants. John Ivy and lit* wife. Kern. Hr founded, owned and o|x-rntrd what today I* Knight* Shore S 'o rr In downtown Sanford. There * a story alxnit Eleanor Havrnrl that'll llr k lr your fanry. And. we've got u yarn lo spin alxnit one of Dir senior l>r, Charles Park'* Direr son* — William If Hill. Die riirtnniil*t And I surr don't want lo forgrt tu du a story on Seth French Harriet lioyri * grandfather and the man for whom French Avr mu- l* named French was a p liy s te la u a n d w as c o m ­ missioned an officer In Die Unitid State* Army Medical Corji* And. Harriet ha* the commission |M|M-r which is signed tiy U S Pm aidei i I Rutherford II ll.iv> * Sometime I I I Ih r future | ve got lo do a story on the life- and artistry ol Mr* Hotwrt M Harris of lamaqu.1. Pa "W ho?" you a*k To you old llin rr* she was and *lIII l* Mary Frame* Neeley who w ith Mill Tyre Ison ol luilrnad man Marru* Tyre) were Die Ginger Roger* and Fred A*iaire ol Sanford in Dir |ti;to* ()li. y r * .mother story will lxonr alxmt George w M> Rory fo r m e r S e m in o le C o u n ty legist,dor and who attended Hie first inaugurallnn of President Franklin D Hoo*rvrll I've tried tu avoid writing much about my own l.uuilv — Dir Sirustrom* Dm next Sun­ day's article will tell you alxmt m y d a u g h te r w h o (o d d ly rtioughl really isn't rny daugh­ ter. She was rrrrn lly married in Fort laiuderdale What’s unusual alxmt Dial, you ask?" You'll tie Doored to know Dial her mar­ riage wa* attended by some 2.400 — that's right — two thousand lour hundred — (x-iiplr and they even txmgtil ticket* Strange? When you read It you'll imdersfand And. then again, maybe not So get prewired for Die most unusual first of the next 2<X) yarns we ll spin for you If Gixt lets us live You see. I'm now pretty well Tiornelxmiid " My doctors rail 11 (origrstivr heart failure Ilul as long a* I can muster enough energy to peek m il these "Way Dai k When" tales I'll share rny taeaklasl grtts with you every Sunday morning Finally I'm going bai k lo Die giHxl ol(l days oner more W i Di a tad of (xtelle license I in going to write something you real old timers stwxrtrt rememtiri Either hum or son of sing it and you'll protMihly t«r able lo tell me right S.ilBn r . « i iWv Siiomrarpe*s | I I /I J f 2/r a DuPont I StalnM astcr I Plus I I0 0 \ Nylon I Nylon Plush I s6 I 39 away where 11 rarnr from. Here's bow 11 goes "I love lo spend these Sundays with you. As friend in friend I regret when wr're through I'm telling you (list bow I feel, and I hope you feel that way. tixi " I .el's make a date for next Sunday morn, when I'll tie tun k again to Inform, and rreail again and w rifr again the things you want me to. I love to *|x-nd lhe*>Hundays with you '* Ah. some of you remembered To some It sounded familiar bin you Just rm ildn’t put your finger on It l.ci me tell you llien Remem tier "Way Dark When when the family gathrrrd annul the old RCA Zenith or Strumherg-Carl*on Graybar radio? Remember Dir arillrs songs and sklis of Eddie Cantor on Die Chase A Sanborn Hour and Die great rriustr of Dave Hubtnofl bis violin and hi* orchestra’’ The above Is simply a "lake o f f on Eddie s rinsing theme song Can us old timers forgei n? No way! Ho. until next Sunday, may God meet all vour need* S 9 1 X lila S A K I M ° S! 111APT AMTIlltIJIA h lH HIA. Hudqet S culptured o r P lu tb r u * Photo Hera's a candid pholo of the Herald's Way Back When' columnist Julian Slenstrom snapped 30 years ago whon ho was tho newspaper's associate editor. The editor and uiblisher of the Herald al that tlmo was Walter A Qlelow The ptclule was made by then Harald chief photographer Bill Vincent whose brother Tommy now holds that poaitlon Slenstrom. now retired, began writing ‘Way Back When' in 1990 and loday'a column la the 200th In that sorios s 6 I T tiiw w i C o p ii Footprint )>•• $ g < jj“?r. oars vn v iv “ --- -----------inowon**, k*c. • Eicsllsnt F .r.iu . Quality U«>b«> SMUGSFWrOU SHMTf -*»■? N | N M OBTCPOFIAECMFCT ALSO CERAMI WOOD V IN Y L 2913Hwy. 17-92•(OrlandoDrive). Sanford k la d k a i A .m a d O L ,a4 irr iH H H H .. 0 A Uquof) 3 2 4 -8 8 0 0 HOURS: Mon. • Thur. 10-6 • Sal. 10-4 • Other Times by Appointment ^ ^ p And. lor gcxxlne** sake. I've got to do a story about George Toiihy, a yam atxnit bow Orange County got its name, a piece abut Die S|»crr family, and a story explaining once and for all what happened lo cutise Cardi­ nal Induslrlen lo close down. I’ve got a yarn or two or even three to tell alxmt Dir Mann family and tin- history ol Lake Monroe (the town. *hc lake). More families l> l alxmt In c lu d e th e I r * t s . th e O u s la fs o n s , th e D r. J .N . Hobsons, and I've got to contact and get Information nn Charlotte E. Smith and Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith (whose first name Is also Charlotte). There's one story some folks like Luther McWhorter have been watting for — "the legend of Mary Duvls." And In Dial do we have u story for you. It'll surprise even those who think CHECK US OUT y v tW •LOCAL NEW8 •LOCAL SPORTS •HEALTH AND FITNESS •BUSINESS • EDUCATION• LEISURETV UST1N0P Save With A SunBank Home Equity Loan. 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For Information, call 322-1244. ■g TONY DaSORMIIR Harold Sports Editor Ovlado summer basketball OVIEDO - Oviedo Recreation A Parks will lie accepting registration for the Summer Men's Basketball League thru May 24. Games are flve-on-flvc. full court with officials. Games will be ptnyed at the Jackson Heights Middle School gym. 141 Academy Avenue, on Saturday mornings starling June 4th. League fee Is $225 per tram and anyone 18 yrara or older la eltglblr. For more Information contact the Oviedo Recreation A Parks Department at 359-5600, Ptrry boosts Qstors GAINESVILLE - Chan PerTy delivered a bases-loaded single In the bottom of the 10th Inning to gl**e the Florida Gators a 6-5 win ovrr the Soulh Carolina Gamecocks Saturday. Perry's single to right field drove In Brian Duva with the winning run at McKethan Stadium. Joe Arnold's Gators Improved to 36-15 overull end 16-3 In the SEC. while the Gamecocks (33-10.9-11) dropped their sixth straight. Danny Wheeler (7-l| picked up the win for Florida, after coming In relief of Charles Roberts In the tenth. J.J. Pearsall 12-5) fared four Itatters In the bottom of the tenth and took the loss (or the Gamecocks. A R O U N D T O T N A T IO N Qo For Qln win* muddy Oorby LOUISVILLE. Ky. — Go For Oln. a prnvrn mud horse. handled the aloppy track ut C hurrhlll Downs on Saturday and won the Kentucky Derby. Iloly Hull, the 2-1 (avortte. tripped over the Derby jin x and finished 12th In the 14-borer field. Holy Bull became the ISth conaecutlve beaten favorite. The taat betting choice to win the Derby waa Spectacular Hid In 1070. Strode* Creek, trying to become the Ural Derby winner without a race aa a 2-year-old since Apollo In 1882. waa second. Hlumln Affair finished third and Brocco. the second belting choice, was fourth. > Nuggets shock Sonlcs in OT SEATTLE — The Denver Nuggets, a franchise *; that won only 24 games two seasons ago. became the first eighth seeded playoff team ever to beat a No. 1 seed with an Improbable 08-04 T. overtime victory Saturday over Seattle. The Nuggets did It with exceptional perfor• mances from a pair of bench players — Robert Pack and Btiau Williams - and two critical blocked shots late In the extra period by Dlkembc Mutombo. Denver, which tied for the worst regularseason record of any team In the playoffs and lost the first two games of the series at Seattle, became the fifth NBA team to come back from an 0-2 deficit to win a best-of-5 series. It was a bitterly disappointing loss for the Sonlcs. who had a franchise-best 83 regularseason victories nnd were ensured of the home-court advantage through the postscuson. Denver moves Into the Western Conference semifinals against Utah, a 3-1 first-round winner over San Antonio. Cope ends victory drought LOUDON. N.H. — Dcrrlke Cope earned Ills first victory since 1090 when leader Hcrmle Sadler ran out of gas with six laps to go Saturday In the New England Chevy Dealers 2S0 at the New Hampshire International Speedway. Cope, posting hla first Busch Grand National triumph, had moved Into second place ahead of Bobby Dotter only seconds before Sudlcr dropped out. Then he won a five-lap sprint to the finish with Dotter and Ken Schrader. Cope, who Joined the Winston Cup tour In 1086. had only two victories In 182 starts — In the Daytona 500 and at Dover, both In 1000. Cope, storting 14th In a Ford, averaged only 88.560 mph over the one-mile oval. There were 10 lead changes among nine drivers on the sunny day. Thay did II Ih# hard way — (ailing tahlnd 40 »n tha first inning an< committing (iva arrora — but Michalla Bishop (No 14), Jamie Sharp (nghl and tha Lyman Qrsyhounda ralliad to claim tha ftA Section I crown Friday CompUto Hi 1 I — — " I used that aa motivation In Ihe fifth Inning." said Lyman aofttall coach Christy Tlbbltls. " I lold Ihe girls about what the track, soccer, and cross country teams had done against Orunge Park this year." Right fielder Slacey Ritter started the rally by drawing a one out walk An out later. Jamie Sharp singled and Michelle Bishop walked lo load the base* Carolyn Crager then singled to center field lo score Hitler and Sharp to lie Ihe score Karen Kallcak followed with a single that plated Bishop and Crager with the go-ahrad runs "We are a very good comeback team.” said Tlbbltls "We can hit I'm very proud of Ihe gtrla They never gave up." The Greyhounds dug themselves a hole by giving up four unearned runs In the top of the first Inning Wi t h two out. Jocel yn D lG lo va nn l's ground ball was mlsplayed by Ihe Lyman infield (which totalled live m o rs In the game). Jean Spanarelll and Alison M ohurl follow ed w ith singles. DiOiovanni scoring on Mohan's hit After Sahrtna Jay singled to load the tasea. Gina Moore sliced a sun aided triple In left field, scoring Spanarelll. Mohart. and Jay. Lyman got two runs right tack In the home half of Ihe first Sharp led off with a walk and scored on □ $ • • a K t t o a t l. Pag* $■ Butler, speed spark Patriots by Greyhounds ■y OBAN SMITH H e r a ld S p o r t s W r it e r DeLAND — Two cliches u(lrc{oalrly describe Friday night's championship game of Ihe 3A District 4 ta s rta ll tournament ut Cunrud Park "speed kills" and "Ihe Butler did II". take llr.ml Icy exploited every opportunity It had lo use Its team speed lo pul pressure on the young Lyman defense and Patriot senior out­ fielder Jeff Butler came through with two outstanding plays as Lake Brantley rallied for a 10-6 victory over Ihe Greyhounds and a repeal as Ihe champion of 5A-4. Both teams will l«- In action Tuesday In Ihe subregion games, take Brantley will be ut home, while Lyman Will travel tn either Tullahussee or Jacksonville, depending on Ihe outcome of Friday night's District 3 final. "O ur speed and our pllchlng are our top iwo assets." said Lake Brantley head coach Mike Smith. "And fielding Is about No. 4. but Boiler's throw was the turning point In the game. It got our kids sky high and seemed tn take some of Ihe wind out of Lyman's sails.” The Greyhounds (18-11) look a 3-0 lend In the bottom of the flrsl Inning on walks to Kyle Gaines and Freddie Young, a one-out RBI single by Jason Shipley, n bascs-loadcd walk lo Tommy Dixon and a fielder's choice RBI grounder by Kllcy Calnpa Lyman looked like II would extend the lead In Ihe second as Mark Thclsen singled and gut lo third on a single by Gaines and a wild pitch. But with one out. Teddy Roller lifted a long fly lo Icfl I Ho**M PtwW ky Aa*yt KonMton Ram goes to the Lions Lako Mary High School senior Jimmy Nowberry (seated) formally accepted a basketball scholar­ ship lo attend Southeastern Louslana during a ceremony Friday. Witnessing the algnlng were Lake Mary head coach Wlllla Richardson (tight) and assistant coach Mike Gaudreau. Rose, St. Cloud trip Seminoles □Bee Lake Brantley, Page 3B By DIAN SMITH Herald Sports Writer IADI5TRICT4 CHAMPIONSHIP • I CONRAD PARK PATRIOTS II. ORBYMOUNOW L*k* Bnntl«y *00 1/0 I — I t I I Lyman * • • » • - * J I Conner, Harm** ISI and Van D*r Wtlda. Clark IS) Kalautkat. Hayda IS), DI«on IS) and Kolia*. WP — Connor (4 II. LP Kalautkat (11) Sara — none JO - Laka Brantlay. Harma*. Navarro 10 - Lake Oranllay. Butlar. HR - non# Rtcordt - Laka Branllay 15 It Lyman I I I I . SANFORD - Seminole High School gave everything It had. but still couldn't overcome mistakes. Injuries nnd a hot pitcher us Ihe Scmlnolcs suffered n 5-2 defeat at Die hands of SI. Cloud In the championship game of the 4A-Dlstrlct 6 baseball tournament Friday after­ noon at Alumni Field. The loss does not eliminate the Tribe (17-14) it citwd 4A-DIITRICT* CHAMPIONSHIP ■ULLDOOSS. PIOHTINO 5 IM IN 0 L IS S •» ia 1 - 1 * » la ml M l* •* « l • — * » » Rota and Watt. Danlali. Hllllman (I) and Gochoa WP — Rot* (111). LP — Hllllman I I I ) , lava — non* IB — It. Cloud. Flo**. Lo*. Hoop**, iomlnolo. Bradon. IB — non*. HR — non*. Rtcordt — SI Cloud 1 1 1, lam lnol* IM 4. _______________________ from the stale pluyofTs. but they will have to make the run on the road now as they now must rifla a flaanliiAta Da if at *)T) Royals, Cardinals still in Babe Ruth playoff hunt From Staff Reports m. - WESH 2. Miami Heat at Atlanta LONGWOOD - Orange Park never stood a chance. Hauling tad karma and a de­ t e r m in e d g r o u p o f L y m a n G reyhounds. the Orange Park Raiders saw u 4-0 flrst-Innlng lead evaporate In a 6 4 loss lo the Greyhounds In Friday afternoon's SA S rc llo n I fastp ltch softball championship game Lyman (23-1) advances lo the slate tournament this Thursday and Friday at Ihe Southwest Sports C o in p I e x In L a k e la n d . T he Greyhounds will play Cooper City In one semifinal at 5 30 p m. The other semifinal, which will he playrd at 7 30 p m . pits Wrsi Orange against Mlaml-Suulhrldge The Class 5A stale championship game Is scheduled for 7:30 p m Friday. Lyman s win Friday marked the second time In 24 hours and fourth time this school year that Orange Park championship hopes have been dashed by Ihe Greyhounds At the state cross country cham­ pionship meet lust Novrmtier. Ih r Raiders were picked to finish second and (xmslbly challenge for the girls' team title They placed third ns Lyman ran lo the stale champion­ ship In the 5A Section 1 girls' soccer c h a m p i o n s h i p g a m e , th e Greyhounds b llt/n t Orange Park 10-1 on tlie way to their third stair chuinpnmslilp In lour yrars On Thursday at Ihr SA-Rrgton I track meet in Tallahassee, the l.ytuan girls scored 35 points In the final right rv rn ts to pass Orange Park and | n *s I a 57-41 win over the Raiders IA 5 ICTIO W I CN A M FI 0 N 5H IF S A M I F rM s v .M s rt •I L r s ts s H*fA k M o s iv h o u n c h l b . o s s u Orsaf* FsrS Mt MS • — « t L im a M M i - I I J i t t*4 Mo**** BltSsa **<4 A**y W P Bit*** t n II. I P - Joy ( I t I I >• - Mono IB O*sn«0 Po*k. Mows, lym on BUtloe MS Mono aoesrao - Or 0*140 Po*S I * I. ly m to » I SANFORD - Both Ih r Rotary Club Royals and Knights of Columbus Cardinals kept their Sanford Recreation Babe Ruth Baseball League pluyoff hopes ullvc with wins Friday night. The Royals thumped A takeslde Gallery A’s 15-4 at Sanford Mcmoriul Stadium while the Cardinals bested the Buggs Produce Expos 14-5 at Zlnn Deck Field. Going Into play Suturday. Ihe Royals (7-4) were In second plncc In the American Division behind the Nobles Construction While Sox (11-0) while the Cardlnnls (7-4) are third behind (he Elks Lodge No. 1241 Cubs and Moose Lodge Plrulcs (lied for first at 7-3). Chad Sheffield led (lie Royals with (wo singles, three runs scored, nnd two RBI. Also chipping In were Tommy Rulnes (double, run, two RBI), Thco Williams (single, run. two RBI). Randy Cnscy (single, (wo runs. RBI), Jim m y Parsons (single, run. RBI), Nathaniel Cline (three runs), and M e lvin H o lt, T ra v is H a m p to n , A n to in e Cussanovn. and Nick Johnson (one run each). Terrell Bender singled, scored a run. and hud an RBI to pace the A’s. Brett Witte hud a -v.iglc and a run scored. Brud Brumlcy also singled. Eric Euson and Rod Hudson each scored a run. For the Cardinals, Ivory Peterson had three singles, three runs, and three RBI. Richard Badger added two singles, three runB. and three RBI. Other contributors were Danny Harrison (dou­ ble. two runs), Wesley Winkle and Sylvester Wynn (each with a single, run, and RBI). Walter Gaines (single, run), and Eric Sperry. Terry Murkcy, and Roger Sizemore (one run each). Leading the Expoa were Chrla Vaughn (double, single, run. RBI). James Drake (two singles, run. RBI). Major Fisher. Cory Peterson, and Warren Hooks (one run each), and Eric Mundy. Darnell Bapps, and Jerry Strickland (one RBI each). OR THE BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY �m JtAT*. .M S B - S a n fo rd H t r a ld . S a n fo r d F lo rid a - S u n d a y . M a y 8. 1904 • I SEMINOLE PARK Friday «l«M R im n e t — I .AM. Di 31.34 1 Okie Muff 21 00 14 *0 4 10 4 0 A Every|eanle 3 30 4 40 1 Color O vl) JJ0 q d-41 M m i p I r a n i n . m > a i a ii d i . r t , T (1 3 7 )4 M M b ra n d r»co - 1A M . M l J l . i t 1 C o rllo Who I t 3 40 J 40 360 4 Bob'sChalty MOO 000 Ilm o k lo V tfO 0 00 Q (1 4) l l . t t i P 114) I4T.M; T 0 4 1) 4M .M i 00(111114.14 Third r i r a - 1044. Oi 14.74 I Caro l Big Boy 4 40 S tf 140 IJ o m ID J40 4 Pel# M o tt M 140 Q 114) l l . M i P (0 1) 44.141 T (1 1 4 14 flC B a) 144.14 Feurthracg — 1.4M. 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OB A lianla IT 10 430 — AAontreel 14 11 J l l US F tor Me 14 IS .111 3 WO H i New York 14 14 Philadelphia II 17 331 4'S CMitrat DtvUto* w L Pci. OB Clnclnnali 443 — 14 )0 IS II 177 1 SI Louis Houston 14 1> 371 3 Pittsburgh WO 4 13 U 704 3 Chicago 4 11 West Division W Pel. OB l wo — San Francisco 11 IS 44T 1 Lot Angolas 14 u Colorado 443 1 11 14 San Diego 3 It 311 3 F riday's Games A tlanta 3. Montreal g F tar Ida y, Philadelphia t Chicago 16. P ittsburgh I St. Louis J. New Verk > Cine Inna 11 a Houston J San Diego A Colorado 0 Son Fronclsco 3. Lot Angeles 1 30100000*0 Games L o t Angolos 3. Son Fronclsco 1. 16 innings Philadelphia at Flartda. (a) Houston at Cincinnati. In) Chicago at Pittsburgh, (n) Montreal a t Atlanta, (n) New York et SI. LoulA (n l Color ado at San Olego. In) Sunday's Games M ontreal (H ill S I) at A tlanta (S m olti > 1). 1:14pm . P hiladelphia (Jecksen 3 4 ) a t Ftortda (Hough > 4). liJ J p .m . C hicago (M o rg a n 6 4) a t P itts b u rg h (2 Smith 3 3). 1 33 pm H ouston TO rabe k 3 1) a t C in c in n a ti I Henson 7 II , J : l l p m New Y o rk ( O e tio 6 0) e l St Louie |P a le c to t* 1 l,) :IS p m Colorado IN led >3) et San Diego 1 Ashby 631,4 0 3 p m Lee Angeles (Herehlter 14) at San Fran cisco (Torres611.103 p.m. A M ER IC AN LEAGUE A ll Tlmoa ID T ■ a il Division L Pet. W Boston t N m Hew York \% \9 MS Baltimore 17 10 4)0 M Toronto 14 SU 444 Detroit 11 11 Central D fviiien W L Pet 371 Chicago u 11 14 12 Cleveland IN Milwaukee IS S14 I) 14 1 ) Kansas City s it J7t Minnesota 11 (• W««l D<vi«K»n W L Pci Tama* 12 14 4*2 California 400 12 IS 11 17 Seattle m Oakland • 774 21 Oi •IVY 2 41) 7 OB 1 1 IVY Hi GB 2 2 Sis Friday's Games New York 3. Boston 1 Detroit3. Seattle* Milwaukee 1. Toronto I Cleveland 4. Baltimore 3. I t Innings Kansas City I. Chicago 3 T e ia tl. Minnesota I California II.O akland! Saturday's Games Detroit 10. lea 11la 4.4 Innings, r iln New York I. Boston! Cleveland af Baltimore, pgd.. rain Toronto J, Milwaukee 3 Chicago 4. Kansas City 1 AAlnnatofa a l Texas, (n) Oakland at California, (nl Sunday's Games Seattle (Flaming 14) al Outroll (Belcher b J). 1:11p.m. Boston (H a tk a lh I I) a l Naw York (AAulhollandJ 1). 1 1 1 p m Cleveland (C la rk 1 0 ) at B a ltim o re (McDoneMIO). I M p m M ilwaukee (Hlguara I t ) a l Toronto (Henlgan* 3), lil l p m . Kansas C lly (Appier J J) al Chicago (FtrnendeiJJ).1:31pm Minnesota (Erickson 1 4) i t T en s (Brown 1-4), J:43p m. Oakland (Darling 13) al Calllornla (Finlay b J), 4:03pm. 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A IB - O y k ilra (13). Duncan (I) , (4) HR - Kruk ( I I . Sheffield (ID . M l) IF M R I R BP SO PMIadtlpMa Schilling L .B 1 4 33 T 1 1 4 S 3 )3 J 1 1 1 3 Slocumb 6 4 6 1 6 t DJonet Florida 4 4 3 1 4 It W o a th a rs W .lt 6 6 6 3 111 t Mutls 113 1 1 1 0 1 R Lewis Weathers pitched to 1 batter In the 1th HBP - by Weathers IM orandm ll Balk Schilling U m p ire s — H e m e . W ln te r s i F ir s t . Froem m ing. Second. H ern end eii Third. Ponrmo T — 3 *3 A — J1.3M Lako Karr Laka Croocont Lako Qgorao Ocala Focatt Ocklawaha River Laka PanaaoRkaa Clermont Chain Laka Kiiilmmee Laka ariffin Lako Ha/rla Orange Laka Laka Lochloota C ^ JQ P 1 "a. fJj P F * _a P J E_ g " ( " a_ ’ F_ _ PJc r F_ 1s ] a_i!_ i •• ] Q. P_ F• r* Taala Apopka Chain Laka Tohopakalloa "jL Laka Rouaaaau . JELF .j I L Laka Wall Rodman Raaarvolr BL Johna Rlvar (M) BL Johna Rlvar (1) Wlthlacoochoa Rlvar P_ i [a. L I t 7% 1 F Through Friday. Mey 4 NATIONAL LEAGUE O At R OwynnSO 31 f l 14 Burks Cal 14 t l 11 AlouMon 34 H IS B arry Mon r$ M 13 Bagwell Hew 74 m n Lankford SIL 11 104 34 Kent NY s 11 11 Jefferies SIL IS f t 1 m 14 Boone Cln >1 Biggie Hou 14 too 31 14 •00 31 Blchetto Col Butler LA 13 »0I 34 10 H 34 31 31 13 31 34 34 31 31 14 14 New York vs. New Jersey New York wins series 1 1 Friday. May 4 New Verk 141. New Jersey 41 34 Pel. 411 407 137 333 333 331 Biggie. Houston. I t; Uykslra. Philadelphia. 13; LWalkar. Montreal. I t ; Alow Montreal. I I ; B arry. Montr eal. 4) King. Pittsburgh. * Waliach. Las Angeles. * RSenders. Cincinnati 4i Mondesi. Los AngotoA J; Oilerm en. Los Angeles. 1, Busks. Celorede. l i Sandberg. Chicage. I t Butter. L o t AngelOA 1; 11 ere lie d wth- 7 H im * Mum* M aW llllam s. la n Francisco. 11; Ihe iiteM Fieride. I I ; Bichette. Cotorede I I . B u rt* Colorado 14. Kent. New Verk. 3; Oalerrege Colorado 3. P lenlier. ta n Diego. 4. Hundley. New Y o rk. 4; M itc h e ll. C ln c ln n a li. 4. Waliach. Lee Angeles. 4 Stolen Bale* Carr. F tor Ida. I I ; OSendert. A llanta. 14 D e S h ie ld *. Les A n g e le s. ». G r lt io m . Montreal. 3; Butler. Lot Angeles. 3: Clayton. San Francisco. 1; / are tied w ith# PITCHING 4 Dec lite m Tewksbury. St Louis. 44. 1000 1 S4 Weathers. Florida. 3-1, SJJ. 744 , M in i. Montreal. 3 1. tJ). 131. labernagan York. 4 1. 400. J JJ, 7 are lied w ith 7)0 Strikeout* B e n ts . San O ioga. S3; P J M e r lin e i. Montreal 43. GAAaddue. A lianla. 41. Rl|o. Clnclnnali. *4. G liy ln o . Atlanta. 34. On Jackson, Philadelphia. 34; KIN. Houston U lavas Roles. M ontreal. 1. Franca. New Verk. l i McM fcheel. Atlente. 4; M P eret. t t Louis. 4. Harvey. FlerMe. i i White. Plltsburgh. 3, JH ernendei, F ter Ida, I AM ERICAN L I A O U I O AB R 33 11 14 34 31 21 30 IIP 24 33 141 31 37 33 11 34 141 30 la 101 34 37 10) 34 21 34 34 13 114 14 Runt leered H Pel. ass 33 31 343 40 344 343 Jl 340 33 133 31 34 334 34 .3)0 33 .344 44 .341 W hile. Toronto. 33; Lofton. Cleveland Jl) G rlttoy Jr, Seattle. I I ; AAolltor, Toronto, l l j ACole. Minnesota. 74; Javier, Oakland. 34; Carter, Toronto. 34. Runs Baited In Certer. Toronto. 33; Puckett, Minnesota. 30; Franco. Chicago. 30; JG onialei. To sat. I t ; Cooper, Boston. 34; G rlffoy Jr. S oitlla. H i Thomas. Chicago. 73. O’N olll. Naw York. IS; Canseco. Texas. 33. Hits Puckett. Minnesota, 44; Mol Itor. Toronto. 41) CDayls. California. 40; Lofton. Cleveland, 37) MVeughn. Boston. 31) G riffey Jr. Seettle. 31; WCIerk, Texas. 11; W hile, Toronto. 31. P IC EE BAST C urry 10, B. Naiarene 1 Feirielgh Dickinson I I I Long Island U. 41 Fitchburg St. 3-1, Fram ingham SI. 4 J M i CONFERENCE SEM IFIN ALS (Beet-#41) EASTERN CONFERENCE New Verb es. ChKago Sunday. M a y * Chicago e l New York. 3 P p m Wednesday. Mey I t C h ka g e e l New Verk. TBA Friday. Mey I I New Verk et Chicago ( p m Sunday. May I I New York a l Chicago. 3 10 p m Wednesday. May I I Chicago at New York. T BA if necessary Friday, AAay M New York el Chicago. TBA. it necessary Sunday. AAay I I Chicago at New York. TBA. It necessary INHL FLAYOFFS A ll Times EOT (Best 44 7) 4 ASTR RM COMP 4*4 C NC1 44uw York Renpert *1 WatlMogton tier* Vork lead* tones ) 0 Saturday. May 7 Navy York Hangars at W e llingto n fn l MoFbdM. M j f f W«tMr>9 »on «t N# n York p m l l 'w i E i u ' r W vdrwtder May 11 York R «ng *n | I M iik m g lo n p m.. If necessary Friday. May I I Washington el New York Rengvr* p m . if n e c e tu ry New Jersey * • Patten Boston leads senes 7 1 Saturday. Mey > New Jersey e l Boston. In) Monday. AAay 3 Boston a l New Jersey. 1 14 p m Wednesday. Mey I t New Jersey a l B otlan. f l | p m necessary Friday. AAay I I Boston a l New Jersey. I I t p m . necessary WESTERN CONFERENCE la n Jese vs. Tnrente San Jasa leads series 1 I Friday. M e r s Sen Jose 1, Toronto 7 le n d e r, AAoyl Tor in to e l Sen Jose. I 00 p m Tuesday. May I I Toronto at San Josa. 10:14 p m Thursday.AAay I I Sen Josaal Toronto. 1.34 p m . II necessary Saturday. AAay 14 Sen Jose e l Toronto. 1 N p m , If necessary BASEBALL A m trlc in League C ALIFO RNIA A N O ILS - Pieced Brian Anderson, pitcher, on the IS day disabled list. Recalled M ike Butcher, pitcher, from Van ceuver of tha Pac Ilk C oait Ltagua CHICAOO WHITE SOX - Recalled Oann H ow ltt, oufllelder. from Nashville of tho Am erican Association CLEVELAN D INDIANS - Purchased the contract of Paul Shuey, pitcher, trom Kinston of tho Carolina Ltagua. Racalled Jesse Levis, catcher, trom Charlotte o l the International league. Sant AAatt Marulio. calchar, outright to. C -------- ----------------Charlottef Optioned Herbert“ P erry, In HeIder. to CherleDe. NEW YORK YANKEES - Placed Je ll Reardon, pitcher, on walvora for tho purpose o l giving him his unconditional raleasa. Rocallad M ark Hulton. p lfc h tr, from Col umbus of the International Ltagua Placad Bob 0|oda, pitcher, on waivers S E A T T L E M A R IN E R S - A c llv le le d Edgur M a rtln e i. third basemen, trom the IS day disabled list. Purchased the contracts o l Luis So|o, 'ntlelder, and Jorry W illard, calchar, from Calgary ol tho Pacific Coast Ltagua. Waived Mackey Sasser, catcher, lor tho purpose of giving him his unconditional raleasa. Optioned Torey Lovullo, Inflelder, to Calgary. Sept Dale Sveum, Inflelder. outright algery. to Cat)-----NeH»nal League NL — Suspended Derek Bell, San Diego Pedros oufllelder, lo r live gomes and lined him an undltclotad amount tor charging Pedro M a rtln e i, Montreal Eapos pilch llcner. during a game A p ril 10. M O N T R r " ---------------- R IA L BXPOS Purchatad tha con tract o l T im Layana, plfch ar, Irom Ottawa ol lha International Laagua. SAN FRANCISCO O IANTS Placed Kavln Rogart. pllchar, on lha ISday dltablad list, rotroacllvo to M ay 3. Purchatad lha LoSmlth. Baltimore, I I ; Ruaeell. Boston, I ; Aguilera, Minnesota. 1; Hannaman. Detroit, S; Grahe. California, 4; X H arnandti. Naw York. 4; P arr, Cleveland, 4; Hanka, Taxes, 4. £ To Lan Antorue vs Utah Utah wins te n e t J I TRANSACTIONS Heme Runs O r lf lo y J r , S e a ttle . I t ) P a lm e ir o , Baltim ore. 10; Carter. Toronto. 10; Thomas. Chicago. 3; Fielder, D etroit, 3i Delgado. Toronto, 1 1 Sierra, Oakland. 1; Franco. Chicago. I. Stolen Bates Coleman, Kansas City. I t ; Lofton. Claveland. 13) H ulie. Taxes, 10; ACole, Minnesota. 16) Curtis. California, 6) U ohn ton. Chicago. I t M cR ae. Kansas C ity . !< R A Iom a r. Toronto. l i Javier, Oakland. 1. PITCHING 4 Decisions M cDonald. B altim ore. 4 6, 1.000. 3 33; A lv a rtt, Chicago, 4 0. 1.000. 113; Mussina. Baltim ore. 11, .113. 3.13; Cone. Kansas City. S-l. 417. 4 04; Key. New York. >1. ID . 1 34; Darwin. Boston. S I. ID . 4 M i 4 a r t lied w ith 730. Strikeouts RJohnton. Seettle. 44i Henfgen. Toronto. 401 A p pier, Kansas C ity . 46; Clem ent. Boston. 34; Stewart, Toronto. 31; A Leller. Toronto. 34; G u im in . Toronto. 34; BWItf. Oakland. 34. C O l f OB BABBBAU Phoenix vs Go Mew Stele Phoenix wins tones 70 Vancouver vs. Dalles Vancouver leads series J I Friday, AAay 1 Dallas 4. Vancouver ] Sunday. AAay 1 Dallas af Vancouver. 1 m p m Tuesday, AAay 14 Dallas at Vancouver. 10 U p m Thursday, M ay I ] Vancouver at Oallat. 4:34 p m . If m e e t sary Saturday. AAay l i Vancouver af Dallas. l : M p m . If necet sary AOIai. Milwaukee, l i Lotion, Cleveland, Ji ACole, Minnesota. 3i Griffey Jr, Seettle. 1) II are tied with 1. fLi ► to v to iv t Portland Houston wins tanas 3 1 Friday. M a y ! Hautton 31. Portland a* 34) 340 G w ynn . te n Diego. J l: P l a n t . Les Angeles. 37. Bagwell. Howsten. 37; Alow Montreal V , Burks. Colorado. 11. Kent. New Vork. 34 Lankford 31 LoulA 14. Biggie. H e u sle n . J4i B ic h e tte . C o lo ra d o 14; Pendleton Atlanta. 14 O'Neill NY WCIerk Tax CDavit Cal Lofton CM Barm# Oak MVaughn Bos McRae KC Palmeiro Bal ACole Min Puckett Min W I3 T B R N C O N F E R IN C B See me vs Denver Denver wins series 3 3 Saturday. May 1 Denver M. Seeflle 34. OT 34S 37} JM 344 Oykstra. P h iiJ d e ip n m *'? Sheffield. Ftor Ida, is , Burks. Colorado. 17. Fmtey. Heuslen. 71. Biggie. Houston. 33. le n kfu rd . t t lew is 14. Butler. Los Angeles. 14 Runs Betted la ShettieM. Flartda. I l l Bagwell Hausten )0. Galarraga. Colorado JO Kant. New York. 31. Bichette Coloredo. i t . P la n e Let Angeles 74 M a W llllem t San Francisco 74 M / (Beet o f t ) ■ ASTERN CONFERENCE A tlanta vs. M u m ) Series lied I 3 | m||^ a « SAar I M iam i at Atlanta. IJ :M p m Orlande vs Indiana Indiana wine sar lee 14 ! a. a axe friiFudw FbF Caauuadae A ll Times EOT FIRST ROUND Chicago VS Cleveland Chicago wine series 14 1 L I: NBA PLAYOFFS B A S IS ALL LIADSVIS Oferud, Toronto. I I ; WCIerk. Texas. I l l Puckett. Minnesota. H i Knoblauch. M in nasola. 14; Carter, Toronto. 16) Fryman. D etroll. 3; I a r t Had w ith I T rip le t I !,i To Si * a F_ Salem SI. 1. Suffolk 1 St. Thomas Aquinas 4. Sacred Heart 4 Wagner 1 4. Mount St M ary s. M d 11 SOUTH E. Kentucky 14.MoroheedSI I I . F le rM e t. 3. Carolina 3 iB Georgia 1L Kentucky 1 V M iddle Term I . Tennessee Tech 4. second game ppd . rain Term M a rlin 1. Austin Peay I W. Pier Ida 1. M tb H t I MIDWEST Cent. Michigan 3. Kent Si. I Creighton A W ichita SI I lo w a tt 11 Missouri 16 Minnesota at Michigan. 1. pgd . ram Simpson 1 Cent lewa 4 Teeas A rlin g to n 4 .NE Louisiana! TOURNAMENTS N ertheei! 14 Second Round M errim ack It. American Inti t Am erican Inti II , Bentley 3 Springfield I I. M errim ack J ■ M l Tim Raines Is a Sanford native and Seminole Hlflh 8chool graduata now playing for the Chicago While Sox. Hie elate are lor tho 1994 soason In the first column, poraonal beat B e « s o n totals In tho aocond column and current career totals (including 1994 games) In the third column. Raines' hitting atreak, which reached nine games In Chicago's 6-5 loss to Kansas City Friday, ended In an O-for-4 otlort in the White Box's 4-2 win over the Royals Saturday. Raines was t-tor-3 with a run and an RBI In Friday's game. RAINES QAUQC Catogory •94 Games.......... .... 24 At bats.......... .... 90 Runs............. .... 20 H its............... 28 RBI................ 12 Doubles...-.... .... 4 Triples.......... 0 Home funs........ 0 Steals........... .... 2 Average........ 286 best 160 847 133 194 71 38 13 career 1.841 0.974 1,231 2,070 719 338 10 129 753 298 90 334 contract o l Pal Gomel, pitcher tram Phoenia of the Pacific Caasl Laagwa BASKETBALL United tiefe s Basketball League JA C KS O N V ILLE H O O T E E t - Signed Charlie Ward, guard, to a tour game can tra ct. M E M P H IS FIR S - W aived Clarence Swearengen and Tim Brooks, guards and W illia m Bedford, cantor FOOTBALL NoHenu I Fee then League N F L — A nnounced the *a lo e l *he Philadelphia Eagles to Jeffrey L in e hot been unanimously approved by me league BU FFALO B IL L ! - .igned John Beck guard. Daman Thome*. O la n b o McKoy and D errick Branch, wide receivers. M ike Cetlint end Greg Evens te le n e t Todd Her«ei, line b e tte r. Stove Moyem. eTtontive le c tio Shawn Larsen, cornerbeck, Ed P m lien defensive tackle M a ll Rodger* and R kk Sham, quarter beck* Den SllvO tirl in k e r . end Tim Tlndeie iu iib e ct CHICAOO E E A B t - Agreed to terms with M a r* Cask, light end Signed Keith Jennings tight end. toa one rear c onifer I DALLAS COWBOYS - S-gned Oerrtck Gamer, running bar * D E T R O IT L IO N S S lg n td O r * , Mwitgomery. punter and Kyto Mao'# da ton*.««lack to O R E IN BAY P A C R IR t - Signed «r>an Wagner ptmtor to a an# T«a. contract IN D IA N A P O LIS C O L T I - Agreed to •arms win* Charles Arbuckle nghl and Signed Javan Orton. Fanny M r 1 -1 ,1 * and Todd Erlcsan. datontive b a r** Barnard W hirling ton. datontive end Jet* Simon and B utto n Alton datontive linemen. Cats'--* Were linebacker Marc B arrelli. eitonslve linemen Tedd Jar dan q u a rto 'b a r* Oamen Campbell. Glenn Storks. M a r.m Courtney end W illiam Hautton. r u m r e Pacts, and Aaron Bailey Dor on Pointer. Floyd Turner. T e rry S m ith end Wesley C o rre ll. wide receivers KANSAS CITY CHIEFS - S<«ned (tonne' I Benneii. fullback, to a Ihree year contract IOS A N O I H t RAMS - Signed Chris Chandler, quarterback, a ana year con ira c l MINNESOTA VIKIN O S - Signed Chris Watoh. wide receiver; J J Lesley and Lance Gray, fullback* M alik Pwyd. comerback Phil Brown running bwck. k. I d IBuck, solely end Troy Riemec. tackle N l W YORH OIANTS - Waived Mars Jackson, wide receiver. David Treadwell. pleceklcSer; end Clarence Jones offensive tackle Stgned M ike Atovandvr. cantor. K urt Bieedorn punter. John Brown dvto ntire back, B rian Fax. guartorback. M ilton Jenat. defentireend and Duana AAar k 1 linwbacker N IW VORK J IT 3 - W aited R row nini Nagle, quarterback FITTSBUROH 3 T IC L IR 3 - S-gned E n r R e ro itl. linebacker WASHINGTON REDSKINS - Signed Keith Taylor, safely, to e Two year contract Canadian Fxwlball Laagua BRITISH COLUMBIA LIONS - Stgned David W elter, running back CALOARY S T A M P ID E R 3 - Announced tha retirem ent oi Andy McVey. fullback Signed Gerald Vaughn defensive beck, and Vince Denielten stotbeck HAM ILTON T IO IR CATS - Signed Val St Germem. guard SACRAMENTO GOLD M INERS - Signed Aaron P rice, placeklcker SHREVEPORT PIRATES - Srgned Ren Dyson. Wide receiver, and Carey Broody, selety TORONTO A R O O N AU Tt - Waived Lance Chomyc. pleceklcSer, D errick Branch, wide receiver, end Sieve R odehutltors. offensive lineman HOCKEY Nettociel Hockey Leegue NHL — Fined Pavel Bure. Vancouver Canucks right wing. SS00 tor hittin g Shane Churla. (tones Stars rig h t wing, w ith e Ileg renl elbow In e game AAay 4 COLLEGE KANSAS S T A T I — Named Stove Aggers men’s assistant betkefbell coach P H ILA D E LP H IA T E X T IL E - Named Ray Goon woman's soccer coach PITTSBURGH — Announced lha retire men! o l John V atvary. man's track coach, effective June X PROVIDE N C I — Named Louis O rr, Bob G onialei end Tom Herrton men's assistant basketball coachat SOUTH CAROLINA — Named Barbara Tha 1 ton and M erle Fantanarose woman’s assistant basketball coachat V IR O IN IA M IL IT A R Y IN S T IT U T I N am ed Kanny Brooks m e n's a t t lt la n l basketball coach. V IR G IN IA S T A T I - Named Tyrone H art men's betkefbell coach. to GOLF B allla u lh Classic AFAR I ETTA, Ga — Scores Saturday alter the th ird round ol lha 11 1 m illio n BellSouth Clastic, playad on lha 1.014 yard, par 71 Atlanta Country Club cdurta John Daly 43 *4 43-101 Brian Mhnnlnger 44 47 4S-70 4 Tom Kit# 44 71 44—704 Oavld Peoples 73 43 M - 70S Nolan Hanka n> 47 40—704 B la ln a M c C a llltltr 43 4443—104 Ruts Cochran 43 43 43-107 O avaR um m allt 43 47 11-707 W aynaLavl 44 44 7 1 -M i Bob E tles I I 43 44-704 Paul Slankowtkl 43 44 74-704 Hal Sutton 4411-71—7M M ark W u rti 44 4472-304 Olln Brown# 131143-303 Scot) Varplank 43 77 44-703 M ark McCumbar 7143 44-103 C ortyP a vIn M i l 70-103 Clark Dennis 11 44-73-303 Lennle Clements 44 4311—103 Slava Strieker 13 70 41-310 D a v ltL o v e lll 701414-110 Bobby W adklnt 21 43 10-110 P*ul Goydo. M 13-10-110 Rocky W tlchar 431411-110 JayD onB laka 72 71 * 4 -7 1 1 John Adams 73 43-70—111 Esteban Toledo M 71-71—111 M a rkL yo 144313-111 Ja il Woodland 1443 73-311 Ed Dougherty 74 44 44-111 Halo Irw in 21-73 43-113 La rry M il# 11-11-14-113 B ill BrIHon 11-1411-113 Stove R lnloul 7* 4 3 7 3 -1 ) J La rry N ation IS 43 43-311 v mmm n n p r^ v 100 T im R a ln e o Russell B etortdorl B illy Andrade Michael Alton Joey 1 Tutelar Doug Tewell Petor Per ten t B rian Kemm V ash marl Ml iwmeki M ite M u te rf Dave Barr Id H u m e n lk Jehn Marta Neal Lane a t tor Jaaf tdw e -ds Craig Parry F re d lu n k Sieve Laertry M ark Break* MHhaaf Bradtoy Jeff tlum dn Kanny Ferry Meet i t ts e ie itty Tripp Itanhaur Ty A rm ilre n g Owtt, Wakterf Oavk4 Tams M ite Springe* D e vd O g n n L a rry lilvetoa D avid Fettorty Greg K re l! Bred Bryan) td d w Kirby Tern Stockmann arand*l Cho-uttoe B illy M#?'#>' 14 71 F 4 -1 II 74 n T i ­ i n at 71 l l - • H I Fl * * 71- SIS Tl 71 11- I I I M T* 71- ID 7 t * f 7 * - ID 72 72 l i - ID 71 71 7B- H4 7* TOi B - i i * 71 71 74-114 71 72 I I - H I n 70 I I - m 7* * t I I - i n t> 7* 7V- i n 71- i n n 7**7 71-H I 74 4 * 73-114 44 71 F i - m Fl Tl F J - I I ) I I TO 7 a -» t) 74 M F l- Ha 72 n PB—114 n TO r s -1 1 4 n TO71- i< i n I t 1 * - >1* 7* ** 71-JIT 71 71 71- H I 7* 7* 71- 111 Tt 7* 71- I I I n 71 71- | t l Tt * t ; * - I I I Tl • • 1* - >«B 71 M T *- M 71 ♦♦ 70-H I 7* 7 * - l» t LPGA Sara Lee Cies*** NASHVILLE. Term — Steves Saturday e* the tecend round ot the S ill 004 Sere le e Clessic on me par 13. 0.ISO yard H errm iiege ire rl Ceurie |74eto Due to ram h a ll me Held w et unable to comptoto fhe tecend round They w ill camptoto me retmd lu -C a , mern mg Gail Graham Danna Andrew* 7)44-1*1 1**0-142 Judy Otoktntdn 7 )4 *-U J Val Skinner Kelly Bebbrn* 7) a * - 14} Tl TO U ) l # r i Wk»f 71 I I - I U lene re Hittonhoute n 71 - 1*1 Jemce Gibson 74 7 * -l* e Micheto Bvdmen 13 71-144 AAjvoi I dqe R etim !«««) 11 7 J - |» i M erdi lu n n TJ 73 -1 *. A f*k«O k*m «8o 7* 7 1 - IM Nancy Teyto* 7 1 /1 -1 4 ) Katto Petorton P orter / ) 11-1*1 C ttltl n ff-» i* s Or # Hwf Hm T) 71-1*1 Connie Chtltomi TJ TJ—1*1 Sherri Turner TT** 1*4 Ai k * T i n 1*1 C ltk f JOkRliOR t 0*1*9% 7171 M l Fs/flcrq Tl 71 —14k# A m « ii A rrv li Tl Tl —Ik* Anne Mane Petit la i i - i a a JtFWf l B T* 72—1** Sar eh Ingram 7 *7 2 -1 ** t* ti 1*; Nicky Le Rou* Lisa W alter* T4 71—l*T Dele Eggeling 74 71—1*/ Lynn Connelly T* 7 1 - u ; Elite Gibson 71 7 * - UT J ill Brlles Hlnfon 14 14-1*4 Amy Ffwm«f«ftH la 14-1*4 Maggie W ill 11 13-1*4 Nancy Remtbottom 7| 1)— 144 B*'t> B u o k o w tlf Tl 71-1*4 Jackie Gallagher Smith Tl 71- 1*4 Laurel Kean 141J-I4S Nancy Lope) 71 74—I l f Jen Klelmen Tl 74— !* f Peer 1Sinn 13 14— I4f Jean le d lif i Tl TO—1*f Lisa Ktggens 71 7 4 - I l f Sandra Palmer 1 M J -D 0 Jody A ntchu fl 1 1 1 3 -DO Suianne Strudwlck I f 1J-1W Leune Brower T* 74-1)0 S'epnanie Ferw.g 1) 13—IW STttllty H jfn lln 1 1 74- m Kim Bauer Tl 74— 111 Eva Oahllef IS 1 4 - I I I Tania A bllbol 71 77-111 Denis# Baldwin 71 70-111 Heather Drew 72 70-111 Leigh Ann M ills 13 13- 111 Petty Jordan 13 1 4 - DJ Nicola Jeray I t 1 4 - IJ J I t 14—113 Jedl Flglay Karen Noble 11 IS—D l 14 1 4 - I I ) Luc lane Bentvenutt Barb Thornes 1311-111 74 70-112 Penny Mammal Tl 70-111 Laurie Rlnker Graham 1113-11) Joan T’ ltcock 11 74-11) K lm C athreln T V /R A D IO TgMvftMn BASEBALL 1:43 p m . — WTBS. AAonlrtal Expos al A lla nta Braves. (L ) 1:30 p m. - WON. Chicago Cubs a l Pittsburgh Pirates. I D 1 p m. — WOR. New York Mels al Si. Louis Cardinals. (L ) 4 p m — ESPN. Los Angatot Dodgers al San F ranciscoO lantt. (L ) COLLEGE BASEBALL l : » p m , I p m . — SC. South Carolina at Florida. IL ) liSOp.m. — SUN, Tampa a l M iam i. (L ) 7 p m . - SUN. North Carolina a l Duka. (L ) N B AFLA YO FFS 11:30 p.m. - WESH 1. M iam i H ta l at A lia nla Hawks. (L ) 3 p.m . — WE SH 2. Phoanle Sunt at Houston Rocke.t. (L ) 1:30 p.m. - WESH 3. Chicago Bulls a l New York' Knl Knlcks. (L ) CYCLINO 4:30p m. — ESPN. Tou DuPont GOLF 3:30 p m. - WCPX 4. BellSou'h Clastic <L) 4 p.m . — WF TV 3, Legends of Golf. (L ) SOCCER 11 :3 0 a .m .-S U N , English FA Cup T IN : n:n is 11:30 a m. - SUN. WTA C lllit n Cup )|J4 p.m ., J;M e.m . — ESPN, Oormar Optn 10:30 p.m ., 1 a m. - SUN, USTA Clay Court Championships BASEBALL 11:10 p.m . - W W ZN AM (1440), Montree E 1 pot 4 1A tlanta Bra vat 1 p.m . - WGTO a m IS40I. Phlladalphla Phillies a l Florida M arlins l i M p.m . - WOTO-AM (S40). Los Angaloi Dodger* e l Sen F ronclscoO lanlt - ■ ■ ■ ■ �Sanford H erald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, May 8, 1994 - 3 B Moreland’s ‘Hot Shot’ effort helps 2 Big, 1 Old into tie for second •pcolftl to tho Horold SANFORD — Rich Moreland did what n captain la ntipixiscd to ami helped keep his team In the hunt In I’luytlmc Darts’ Men's B League. Moreland had seven wins last week for Unmhoo Cafe’s 2 Big, 1 Old. who moved from u Hr for third Into lie for second. 1 Ills effort put Moreland at the lop of this |week's Hot Shot list. Throwing her way to the front of the women's Hot Shot standings was Janet Spence, who won six games In the Ladles’ A Lrugur for D.J.'e out of UncTr Nick's. Also earning Hot Shot honors were Nlre A busy's Ken Btrawn (six wins): Kenny Doyle from the Irake Mary Pub (five wins, two hulls, and a turkryh and Quivers' Dan Nevis (five wins) Other women making the Hot Shot list were Fonda Sheehan from Quivers (B it wins); (Bamboo Cafe's Bobble Buckley (five wins, three |hnt tricks, nnd one turkey); and Penny Creech from the Lake Mary I’ub (five wins). LADIES'A LEAQUE There's no margin for error with the leader Just four games In front of a three-way tic for second and everyone else within 13 games of the lead. Lake Mary Pub's No Answer (45 wins) lends the park. Tied for second with 41 wins are the Wantabee'e from the numlxxi Cafe. Uncle Nlrk's D.J.'a. and Bamboo Magic of the Bamboo Cafe. Close behind are Uncle Nlrk's Kat W/2 Tails (34)and the Mngg Bhota from M.T. Muggs|32). LADIES'B LEAGUE Quivers' U npredictable (53 wins) Increased their lead to 12 games over scrond-plnre Leather and Lace out of Whiskey Hlver(11 wins). Close behind are Lake Mary Pub's Oood Answer (40 wins); Team No. 5 from Score al Touchdown (30 wins), and Time Out's Bad to the Bone (33 wins! MEN'S A LEAQUE There was no change at the top of the Sem inole— -Continned from IB travel to Satellite llrnett on Tuesday for a sub­ regional playoff game with the District 5 champion Scorpions. The time of the game will lx* announced today. The St. Cloud Bulldogs (21 H) will host District 5 runner-up Seabreeze on Tuesday. Seminole's I Jeon Daniels and fit Cloud's Tommy Hose were hooked up In a tremendous pitchers' duel as the duo threw goose eggs for three Innings But In the fourth Inning. Ihe Bulldogs took advantage of a botrhed run-down play to score tw o runs An Inn in g later, Daniels had to leuve the game with n strained muscle In his back which h r suffered In the second Inning With one out In the fourth Inning. St, Cloud's Curry Blevins singled and Myan H lanford followed w lih another single, sending Blevins to third The Bulldogs tried a squeeze play, but Seminole sniffed It out and hail the runner (rapped off third But during the rundown, a throw lilt the St Cloud runner In the back and Blevins scored, with Blunford going to third. Kelli) West ih rn bloo|>ed a ball down tlte right Held line (or a single und the score was 2 0 Junior Andy Hllllman came on to throw very well In relief for the Tribe us the humr squad battled track to He the score 2-2 with single runs In the filth and sixth tunings J With one out In the fifth. J a m ie K in g reached on a throwing error and moved in third on a stolen trase and a wild pitch. Hr Ih rn scored on a ground trail by Alex Acosta Lake Brantley Continued from IB that looked like It would score Thclsen. But Butler uncorked a strike to Ihe plate und catcher Brad Van Dcr Welde uppllcd the tag tor a double play. The score slaved 3*0 until the fourth Inning With two out and no one on base. Jeff Sliuw singled for Ihe Patriots (25-0) and moved over to third as John Andersen reuchcd on an error. Andersen then attempted a steal of second and when the throw got Into center. Shaw scored and Andersen went to third. Pete Galdls followed with an RBI single and Htolc second uhead of art intentional walk to B u tle r. Joey M anner then reached on an error und Galdls scored with the tying nin. Irakc Brantley took the lend In the fifth. Van Dcr Welde walked and, with one out, Brian Krot reached on another error on a bunt try. chasing Lyman starter Erie Kntususkos |3-1| In favor of Kyle Huydc. Andersen reached on an error on a potential double play ball, scoring Van Dcr Welde with the go-ahead run. . Galdls walked to force In another run and Dixon came on to pitch. Butler greeted Dixon with a bascs-clcnrlng triple JuhI Inside the first base twig, making the nenre 7-3. Manner then doubled to right to score Butler and Manner scored on a single by Van Dcr Welde. making the score 10-3. Mariner came on to relieve starter Scott Conner (4-1) In the bottom of the fifth Inning and the Greyhounds came up with three runs, Young singled, Koller walked und Shipley wnlkcd to load the buses. Mike Hcnsch plated « run with n grounder und Calupa got u two-run single with two outs. But Manner settled to retire Bushwackera (28); the Bonecrushera trom Quivers (20): Sir Waller's E.M.T. Pockets (17); and Orlmm Situation from Nice & Kasy ( IO). MIXED A LEAQUE The Untouchable# from Lake Mary Pub (57 wins) have opened a 12 game lead over Bamboo Cafe's Polnte-R-Ue (45). who leapt Into second over Bamboo Cafe’s Team No. 2 (43). They're followed by Lake Mary Pub’s Dart Deputies (30); Ron's Kids from Uncle Nick's (34): and llumboo Cafe's Slowly but Surely (27). MIXED B LEAQUE The Bullshootere from Q-HIz (44 wins) (ticked up three games on Teem No. 0 out o f Score at Touchdown and now trail byjust seven games. Closely grouped together iM'hlnd the lead pair arc U-Hl/’s Team No. 4 (42 wins); Mom's Muggers from M.T. Muggs (41 wins): Hnmlxxi Cafe's Bamboo Bees nnd Oood Question from Nice A Knsy (39 wins apiece): and llnmboo Cafe's Stingers'n'Tweenera (3 1 wins). Roche, Slaughter alone atop BA honor roll In the sixth. Todd Braden led Hull.. 529; Games — Hall. 200; Boyd,, 203. l y w l i l te the Herald_________________ MYSTERY LAOIES. April 29 off with booming double to left ' SENIOR CITIZENS. A p ril 27 Series ■— Fran Minch. 535; Kathy Berry. center. Hllllman followed with a Men's Series — Buck Benton: John SANFORD — Jimmy Roche nnd Carol 485; Nnncy Stanley. 481: Robin MrLnmb. sacrifice bunt. When the throw w rnl Into right field. Braden S lsafb ttv were In a class by thrtnsrlvrs at Ognosky: Games — Denton; Charles Con­ 479. klin. Games — Minch. 201: McLamb. 190: scored and Hllllman went to Bowl America Sanford this past week Women's Scries — Elmore Vlshncsky: Roche rolled a 700 In the Herr; 30 City Stanley. 187; Shirley Harbour. 184 second with no one out. Two Helen Desrhelte: Games — Deschclle: ONE ON ONE. April 29 outs later, Corey Gorhee singled league on April 27 while Slaughter had a Vlshncsky (scores not rrjx>rlrd| H2H In the Mardrll's luidles piny on May 2 Series (four games) — Terry Waldrop. plnrh-runnrr Chris Yeomans In April 30 Roche also far outdistanced Ihe other 892; Ed Claps, 853; Marty Mlnecr. 840; Don third, hut Ihe next batter stnirk Men’s Series — John Brown, 552; JixIxiwlrrs for single high game for Ihe week as Canlglla. 822 nut to rrid the llireul. DrewnInk. 502. Games — Drrwnlnk. 203. tie Itad a 277 during his 700on April 27 Games — Pat Johnson. 259. 207: Nick West led off the Bulldogs' Jaeoo Everly came the closest to mat­ ttrown. 190 Newman. 236; Mlnecr. 234, 234. 203; Greg seventh Inning with u walk, was Women's Series — Ik-vrrly Wcslgnnnl. Mot la. 229; Canlglla. 225. 202 sacrtfleed to second by Carmen ching Roche lor high series as his 640 was 4 8 9 ; M ary B angs. 448. G am es — A 'S YOUTH. April 30 Flore and moved to tlilrd on a second in the Deer3 0 City League. Also rolling HOO's among the men this Weslgaard. 183. Bangs. Mil Series — Jason Royal. 509. Eric Smith. single by John Dlppold St 0EER.3O CITY LEAQUE. A p ril 27 past week weir Dennis Jones (021 In the 496; Lori Jackson. 460; Logan Jackson. C lo u d ugu ln a tte m p te d to Series — Jimmy Roche. 700; Jason Mt ('.Hire's Canvas League on April 28| arid 448. squeeze, but Seminole got the Everly. 6-10; Richard Williams, 614: Bernard Games — I-or! Jackson. 194; Royal. 190: out this time, putting Dtppold on Rlcherd W illiam s (014. Beer:30 City League. April 27). Dudley. 597. Smith. 187: John I’ancratz, 180. second with two out Coming nearest Slaughters' 020 was a Games — Roche. 277 244; Everly. 267: BUMPERS YOUTH. April 30 Jrrrm luh Miller was walked Series (two games) -* Brandon Murlette. Intentionally to set up a force 305 turned In by Nancy Johnoon In Ihe Chris Allman. 237.1)l< k Van Gelder, 230 McGuire s c a n v a s . April 28 153; Bradley Marlelle. 123. out. but Richard Hopper spoiled Tuesday Nile Mixed League on April 20 Men's Series — Dennis Jones. 621: Eric There was n real scramble for high game M 'C YOUTH, April 30 the stratrgy with a double to Ralston. 596; Games — Jones. 239; of the week among the women ns Delorea Series — Jarrod Scheurlng. 430; Joseph deep center on a 2 0 pitch, Cooper. 389; Sherrec Gontcrmnn, 356; scoring both runners Jeremy Jackson had a 222. Margo Butler rolled a Ralston. 225. Women's Series — Penny Smith. 566. 221 in the Thursday Nile Mixed League on Zachary Cooper. 35 1 Lee drove In an Insurance run Carol Slaughter. 510 Games — Dora tor April 28. am) Jean Porettl |«>str<| a 220 In Games — Joseph Cooper, 167: Scheur­ with another double Harrington, 2 13: Eva Jackson. 211. lng. 158; Tiffany Fleming. 135: Matthew “ We played th r jiercenlages the Mardrll's Ladles League on May 2. Thr lop performances In this week's Humphrey. and got beat." Mta Seminole league action. THURSDAY NITE MIXED. April 28 MARDELL'S LADIES. May 2 roarh Mike powers "The kid Men's Series — Nli k Newman 532. Series — Carol Slaughter. 626; Mary IHopper) tyu* O-tor-2. But Andy TUESDAY NITE MIXED. April 26 Glenn Jones, 525. Games — Newman. 220. DeGroat. 556; Margo Duller. 555; Dee (llllilm an) got behind nnd hud to Women's Series — Nancy Johnson. 502 Frank Dodson. 190 Christian, 552. throw u strike and hr hit It. If I Women's Series — Margo Muller. 554; Games — Jean Parent. 220 , Christ tan. had It to do all over again. I B everly W ratgaarrt. 358; Games — Johnson. 2 14. Wrstgaard. 107 Ruth Murk. 547 Games — Delores Jackson. 217; Slaughter. 214. 209. 203: Hrcndtn would not change a thing " Men's Series — Adrian Boyd. f>M, David 222; Muller. 221. Councils. 213. Rose, who leads Crniral Flor Ida In strike outs with 1 18. only bad seven strike outs, but won Ills 12th game against }usl two losses. It was also his !3th Muny anglers have aspiration* txratstde than at any other time. the Pusale Lake urea w ith complete game of th r srason of catching a record Ball. Dolor Anglers must always be ready current low water conditions. Providing the offense lor Sem­ innately, lew anglers experience (or that last-minute surge. The Topwaler lures have been dy­ inole were Bradrn (double, run), the Hull) of landing one sight of Hie boat alarms and namite. IX) not attempt to fish For Hie anglers who don't end frightens tlie llsh und It w ill thts jxiiUon of ttic river without fre shm an P h illip E ubanks, make .» last ditch effort to going w ltti someone who knows sophom ore M lk r Meadows. up In Hie. record books, tlir t r is a Ihls spot. The mere name of Mils cm ape Be re idy with a loose Junior Brian Wlllcox and Oocher "Big Catch" program olfrn-d by drag and plenty of patience. section of river should give you a (one single rachl. King (run) and Hie Florida,, Game and Fresh Watrr Fish Commission Hull Take your time lighting a large chic as to Its meandering nature. sophomore Acosta I Kill) Panes In let l i a s pletity a t recognizes them (or catching list) anil enjoy the moment anion with drum, sherpnhrnd. FISHING FORECAST unusually big (1st) Wind Is the word for Hie day. rrdflsh. blueHsIi. and blurflsh. According to Mark Tralnor. lor It will control this weekend's Mont of Hie arllo ll I s taking place a d m in is tra to r nl (h r C om ­ Striped bass ...18pounds around the north Jetties, hut fishing prospects. th r side In order In Ih r sixth and mission's "lug Catch" program. White trass..................................3 pounds plenty of llsh can be caught trom The gixxl news Is Hull the "The program is a way to reward gave up u couple of walks Black crapplc.......................... 2.5pound* Hslting is "h o t." Sensational Ihc south Jetties. Trout listilng around three strike outs In the anglers for catching a llsh that Bluegfll........................1*5 pounds bass catches have been made In Is hot In Mosquito Lagoon meets a minimum weight but seventh toclose out the win. Redbreast sunflsh........ I pounds Doing the dantugc for Lake doesn't exceed the state record." Buy Dayton tire s and ca r service on revolving charge. Rcdcar sundsh.......... 2 5 pounds Anglers seeking "Big Catch" Brantley were Galdls |2-for-3. Spotted sunflsh............10 ounces recognition must have a valid two runs, two RUI). Navarro Florida fishing license or be Butterfly peacock trass..5 pounds (2 for-4. double, single). Butler exempt under state law. The fish OOCar.........................1.25 pounds lM7)UI4m (triple, run. three RUB. Manner must have been taken by a legal Sklpjark herring.......2.5 pounds ,* ° * 72*vt' , m izranUSraVSrtv« " (double, run. RUI). Van Der ajxirt fishing method In th r fresh Wurtnouih...................... 1 pound ” oZi'cTry i Welde (single, run. RBI). Shaw waters nf Florida and lie weighed Filer 12ounces M M , lei *-*« S Q S S iS Isingle, two runs), Andersen (two on a public scale and measured Channel catfish........... 20 pounds runs. HBI| und Krot (run). While cattish............................ 10pounds Pacing the Greyhounds were will) a witness present. " U p o n u p p ro v u l o f th e Chain pickerel.............. 4 pounds Shipley (2-for-4, run. RBI). t m * smi usedm «asm*i t«MP***• ajNucHwne mfsmmmsMe#**»**1cat dn#,* >**#nrax»■pi m (Mfmm m* tm n x ffP t W iia is M s M t •— ***#% *•*« MX 41(#%*#* •tesfcl •««■«■#« m **«-»*•%**• i -sen seetwistws application, we ll log the llsh Rcdfln pickerel.......... 10 ounces Calupu (single, three RUB. Young Into our records." Tralnor said. Florida gar..................................5pounds T" (single, two runs), Gulncs (single, "As a result, anglers will be Longnose gar........................... 25pounds DAYTON run). Thelscn and Mike Kntpa rewarded with a full-color Big Alligator gar............................. 70 pounds (one single each). Hensch (run. American shad...........................4 pounds HOROBRED RBI). Koller (run) and Dixon Catch' flth citation." ItagltmThi' Also, to recognize anglers who Carp........................... 25 pounds (RBI). e a rro N A practice calch-nnd-releasc. the Bowfln.......................................10pounds M ftW IC S A O IA l • Mileage guarantee Commission gives special notice Flathead catfish..........20 pounds plan on Hie citations for returning fish Yellow bullhead......................... 2pounds • Strong steel belled Brown bullhead......................... 2pounds to the water. Piif* Sy* polyester body radial Black bullhead........................... 2pounds The 32 eligible species and Continued from IB iuzori] $34.29 construction. Blue catfish.............................. 20pounds minimum qualifying weight arc: ituomi $36.25 • Aggressive nb tread "Big Catch" applications arc Bishop s triple. An out L u r g r m o u l i i b o s s ............ 1 0 p o u n d s irwonij $37.65 M a S rated avulluhlc from regional com­ later, Kallcuk brought home Redeye bass............................... 3pounds mission offices. Bishop with a sacrifice fly. $39.65 •FUN depth sipes Spoiled bass........................... 2.5pounds SHUPE'S SCOOP Orange Park continued to Suwannee bass.......................... 3pounds isstmih $40.88 More trophy fish are lost at threaten, having runners an Sunshine trass............................8pounds loirsnu $42.67 FUEL r base In every Inning but the .’ WSfllt $44.55 INJECTION seventh. In the sixth, the Raiders CLEANING aijjsnu $47.33 loaded the bases with two out. R tg .S 4 e .e s |i josrwm $46.07 But Lym an answered cuch SALE | 3IJ7S 015 $48.52 challenge nnd kept Orange Park KirSHli $50.97 from scoring anymore runs. •« l* 3 9 .9 5 * i ?3irjrus $53.31 | •WithCoupon I “ We Just couldn't get uny — ------------- — J more runs across," wild Orange Park coach Lonnie Jones. "A Mabnoos Mon., Wed, & Sal 1pm DAYTONA* RADIAL S/R c v good defensive team will do that Nightly at 7 30 pm • Closed Sundays • M i l a n a * tJ u a r a n t a u p in t ) to you. We had our chances • A l l • ■ k i o m U a a d i I o i I q i i Seniors Free al al Matinoes JOINT • M a d ia ) c o n s t r u c t i o n when they made those errors, GREYHOUND PARK BOOTS Pf*n« Whit** Lenar hut we couldn't come up with ( ) 2 0 0 0 Sem lnola O tvd. Casselberry 205701114 $ 5 6 .4 9 the clutch hit. They did." in Minium iu m i nor. hat:ini: wi omik wagihinc via » m u n un 21970914 $ 5 9 .4 9 Bishop led the Lyman attack lACKSUNVItU A UMPASt PHI DOCRACINGPUIS MIAMI IHOUROIIGHBRIOS' 22570RI4 $ 6 2 .9 2 by going 2 -for-2 with her triple, INSTALLED $ 6 4 .4 8 22970R1B two runs scored, and an RUI. MOST CARS $ 6 6 .5 6 Kallcuk finished with a single 23970R19 $ 7 1 .8 1 and three RBI. Sharp singled 29570815 nnd scored two runs. Crngcr had 21509818 $ 6 3 .1 2 MUFFLERS a single, one run. and two RBI. $ 7 2 .1 4 249001119 L IF E T IM E WARRANTY Jonnlc Uelnnd added a single. 27500R15 $ 7 8 .7 8 \± Ritter scored n run. From 3 6 * 9 5 See if your fish qualifies as a ‘Big C atch ’ BIGT TIRE&AUTOSERVICE 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH BEST VALUE FOR IMPORTS! Sectional — WIN MONEY I H ZZZ3 407 6 9 9 *5 1 0 Sanford Paint & Body & W recker Services Inc. mm <74.95 C A T A L Y T IC C O N V E R TE R From 1 2 4 . 9 5 IN S T A L L E D Bet Horses T u t. thru Sun. 1 p.m. Also On TV Pompano Harness 2001 Country Club Rd, 3224(844 or 322-69Qg- seven-tram circuit, with Blind Darts (ram Quivers (52 wins) sllll holding a nine-game lead over second-place Oops of Hie Iraki* Mary Pub. One game divides the next four teams. Tied for third will) 30 wins each are Bamboo Cafe's Bad Attitudes nnd Da Bulla from the Irakr Mary Pub. Sharing fifth will) 35 wins apiece an- SRJ out of Bamboo Cafe and Sir Walter's We're Back. Completing Ihc standings are Lake Mary Pub's The Icemen (20 wins). MEN’S B LEAGUE l-ake Mary Pub's Cobrae (57 wins) doubled their lead and now have a four-game edge over bolh S.O.L. from the Iraki* Mary Pub and Bamboo Carr's 2 Big, 1 Old (tied for second will) 53 wins). Klghl behind is Real Baay from Nice A Kasy (52) Hunrhrd In the middle are Ih r War Ragles from Score al Touchdown (48 wins): M.T. Mugg's Mugg Studs (421; Humlxxi Cafe’s Youngblood I40|; and Team No. 9 out of Quivers (37). Bounding out the park are Sir Waller's Miami Jal-Alal A/C RECHARGE *2 4 . 9 5 INCLUDES ONE CANOF FREON Bet Jai-Alai Wed. thru Sal. 7:30 p.m Thur. & Sal. NOON Sun. 1 p.m. M inors 39* T all A m ltlod W ith P arent Hwv. 17-92 & 436 (407) 331-9191 Brake Specialists From 4 9 * 9 5 Alignment Wheel Balancing From 1 8 * 9 5 5 . 0 0 Per Tire P tolim H xK il r Free Maintenance m In s p e c tio n [ Lube& Oil Change Moil 1 B . 9 5 JCia. �SnSwM .. . . * „. „ ■A i »'V*. 4B - Sanford Herald, 8anford, Florida - Sunday, May 6, 1994 Sales of homes up here S ales to p 1,000 fo r a se co n d m o n th _______________________ Aagaard-Harbin honored SANFORD — Aagaard-Harbin Construction, of Sanford, has been named a Golden Eagle Butlderahlp by American Buildings Company, and honored with a top ten award from American as a sales leader In Its reagon. American Is a manufacturer of metal building and coaling systems. Founded six ycura ago. Aagaard-Harbin Is located at 2610-D South French Avenue In Sanford. Beckner gets award SANFORD — Jordan Beckner, heavy truck national accounts manager for Gator Ford Trucks, has earned the Gold Award of the Ford Society of Truck Sales Professionals, for distinguished achievement during 1993. Becknew Is one of only 99 persons In the entire nation to receive this honor from Ford. A resident of Sanford, he has won this recognition eight times in his 10 years as a heavy truck specialist. Trammel Crow selects Tri-City ALTAMONTE SPRINOS - Trl-CIty Electrical Contractors. Inc., has been selected to handle the electrical work on two Trammel Crow residential npurtmerit projects In Southwest Orlnndo. The projects. The Vlnlngs at Sandlokc. and Buena Vista Point, have a combined construction value of 939 million. Trl-CIty. founded In 1998 by ILL. and Charled Eldel. Is headquartered InAltamonte Springs. Mutchnik In Who’s Who LONGWOOD - Hack Mutchnik. with Venture I Properties. Inc., in Lcngwood, has been recognized in the list of Who’s Who In Residential Real Estate In the U.S. and Canada. " I am pleased to be Included In "W ho’s Who In Reul Estate." Mutchnik said. "I think all the sellers and buyers who put their trust In me." Venture I Properties Is located at 2980 W. S.R. 434. Suite 500. In Longwood. Brown promoted SANFORD — Harper Mcchanlcul Corporation has protnoled Stanley A. Brown lo purchasing manager. He w ill be managing p rr and post-bid pricing and procurement offers for the company. Hr will also be responsible for buying equipment, subcontracts, and commodity materials, and assisting in technical cstlmute reviews and craft training activities. Brown has been with Harper since 1065. With olTIces In Orlando and Tampa, nnd a division In West Palm Beach, Harper la located at 5401 Benchmark Lane In Sanford. Business woman ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — The American Business Woman’s Assoclallon. Seminole SUnrioe Chapter, w ill hold a dinner meeting Tuesday, May IO, at Holiday Inn on Douglas Road at S.R. 43G. The event begins at 6:90 p.m. The cost Is $14, with advance rescrvnllona required. For information or reservations, phone Pal Cnpsanrs. Sales of single-family existing homes In April continued lo set records in the area served by the Grentrr Orlnndo Association of Realtors (OOAHJ. The arru In­ cludes housing in Seminole County. In the local area, sales of existing single-family homes topped 1.000 for the second straight month. Such back-toback 1.000 snlcs-plus months have never occurred In the history of Orlnndo Home Sales, the GOAR announced. Sales In April totnlcd 1.151. a 25.5 percent Increase over the 917 reported In April of tlds past year. Due to this high volume, the n n A H suyn year-to-date hnm p rlm l gA nArllp rilwo* u rin wns• 88.300. •88.31)0,arrivals inplinllzirig oil low rutc-a GOAR homed u d bought 237.500 homes from sales have Increased 17.9 per­ sltghly over *100 lew than In January through Marchi. up March. cent for the first four months of Of the 1,151 sales, the GOAR from 101.500 In the same |>crlod 1094. "The housing market In the re p o rtt 648 were financed Inst year. The Tampa Bay area led In Orlando area continues to pro­ through conventional means, sheer numbers w ith 53.-KM) vide excellent opportunities for while 212 were from FHA. The sides, and the Naples nreu had both first-time buyers and mov­ remainder were thrauKh VA. e-ups,'' said GOAR Preside n l cash, seller financing. and other the highest percenlngc growth ul 50 percent. All 11 metropolitan means. Glenda Phllpot. areas checked by the association While only one resale at a She noted that even w ith Interest rates on the rise, hous­ •900,000 and over level was were up. The median sales price was up ing affordability Is still high. reported In Marrh. ala homes In 2 percent to $84,500 from GOAR's composite housing af­ that price level were reportrd •82.400. Pensacola and Talla­ fordability index for April was sold by GOAR members In April. Statewide, low Interest rates hassee were up the must al 11 159.4, meaning a family with a median Income o f M0.391. had pushed thousands of people tn percent rncli, while Nnplrn was 59.4 percent more Income than buy existing single-family homes down 10 percent. Even with Hu* necessary to qualify for a medi­ In Florida, driving tip purchases drop. Naples has the stale's h ig h e s t m e d ia n p r ic e ul an-priced home at the current 24 percent In the first quarter. • 148.300 The Florida Assoclallon of Interest rate of 8.17 percent. According to GOAR statistics, Realtors IFARI. said first-time Inform ation from *»«x>ol»d f V n t I t ion the median price paid for a home and move-up buyers and new Harassed in the workplace Roper sexual harassment study released Why arr women promoted In the workplace? Do sexual referrnrea Influence the boss's decision? Roper Search Worldwide. In New York Clly. undertook an extensive niudy Into the ques­ tion. They asked both women and men their opinions, not neces­ sarily ulxnil their own personal promotions, ra lh rr ahoui women In general who receive promolions. Both men and women agreed that promotions dependent on sexual favors nre prominent, and they both considered such ac­ tions a form of sexual harass­ ment. Over 00 perrem of the persons contacted ngrred with the con­ cept , Harassed Roper also asked n number of questions regarding the ways sex was brought Into promotion conslderaions. In every case, the percentages of women agreeing on various concepts was slightly higher than men. Percent Promotion dependent on eex Bo m a s k s a b o u t her m x lift Some authorities believe even the fact that fewer men agree on certain sexual matters as being directly connected with promo­ tions. It, in llself. Is u lonn of sexual harassment. Bo m tells nboul his m x hie Boss works 'closely* with women Men lepesiedly tell dirty jokes T he one p ra c tic e w h ic h showed the difference between men und women polled by Roper Is the telling of dirty Jokes. Boss cels women by pel rumos Men look women up and down Boss asks Some researchers believe this was caused by a difference between women gpd men over whether or not a particular Joke wns "d irty .” women out Bo m comments on be invited By NICK PFIIPAUP Herald Stall Writer SANFORD — A new business In Sanford Is “ By Invitation Only," but customers don't have to be Invited. The store features Items specially connected to planning for a wedding. The business -Is owned and operated by Julie Cutzln, a Sanford native who attended both Seminole High School and Seminole Community College. . "T his Is a unique business." Catzln said. "M y clients never have to came lo me, ...1 go to them, consult with them, and when products are Involved, I deliver them." By Invitation Only deals with weddings und the major plan­ ning which Is required. It offers a complete line of wedding sta­ tionery Including announce­ ments, invitations, and other Items. "O ur unique service of going to the c u s to m e r." C u tz ln e x p l a in e d , " a l l o w s th e bride-lo be lo concentrate on her selections In the privacy of her own home." She also draws on many years of wedding coordination experi­ e n ce to h e lp a d v is e th e bride-to-be on wedding etiquette and proper stationery selection. As part of her sales approach, she asks, "W hy leave such an Important facet of your event In the uncertain hands of a parttime sales clerk or someone who treats Invitation soles as no more than an afterthought." C a tz ln has no o ffic e o r showroom. Contact may only be made by w riting to a private box. 3665 Orlando Drive. Suite 427. Sanford. 32773. or phoning a message to 323-2473. Planning weddings shouldn't be a side-line or afterthought," she said. " I handle each of these weddings as If It was the most Important event of a couple's life. After a ll.it Is." SEVi i ■j;1 ■k - r; m> ! C le a n in g u p A22 Janitorial Service. 2927 S. Orlando Drive, has boon wel­ comed Into the Greater San­ ford Chamber ol Commerce with an official ribbon culling ceremony. Shown at tho event, left to right, chamber Am­ bassadors Rick Rusal, Nora Kramer, Arleno Colbert, Jack Croach, John Furman, ac­ co un tan t Trlsh Cam pbell, Ambassador Sharon Mllllman. A2Z vice presldenl Kathy Alcott, and chamber mombors Clayton Byrd, Robblo Rob­ ertson, Michael O'Chloggo (customor), Ambassador Both Boldin, A2Z general managor G ary A lc o t t , and K a th y Kratelse, H tfiW Photo by Tommy V liK tn l For Personal & Commercial Insurance RICHARD RUSSI T O N Y RUSSI INSURANCE 2675 8. French Av». Sanford 322-0285 Top secretaries honored Tho Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce hod a good turnout for the Secretary of the Year luncheon this past Friday. All four of tho nominees ware on hand, and were presented with bouquets of flowers by chamber President, Robbie Robertson. Left to right, Roberlson, top Herald Photo by Tommy Vincent To get the great diversification of mutual funds*, Just call me. I can offer you Income funds, growth funds or any of ■ whole family of tax-advsnlagsd funds. Get set for the future by calling me today. Robort Owen, Registered Representative 7 407-689-6400 "Mutual funds available through Prueo Securities Corporation, Newark, NJ, a subsidiary of The Prudential. Pruco Securities Corporetlon 213 Waihlngton Street Newark, NJ 07102-2992 Get a piece of The Rock! winner Marla Post secretary tor Altorney Harry G. Reid III; Deanna Sutton, secretary for Mincer Motors; Monika Hesse, secretary for lazerData Corporation; and Arlene Colberl, administrative secretary for Wanaley Moving U Storage, Inc. ThePrudential ^America A �Sanford H erald, Sanford, Florida • S unday, M ay 8, 1994 - SB People Scouts spruce up pond with aquatic plants As pail of an ongoing service project, the Slaxlust Service Unit of O lrl Scouts planted aquatic planls around the Lake Marv Elementary (Kind. Sis Lake Mary troops worked on the project. Friday. April 29 The planls added to ihe wetlands section of Ihe pond were bine Hag Iris, yellow caitna. pickerel weed, horsetnll rush, tluek potato, and a swamp rose. The money for the aquatic plants was provided by the Lnkr Mary Cnimmmlly Improvement Asso nation The aquatic planting, original­ ly scheduled for Novemln-r. was delayed mull the health of the pond could lie Improved James Williams of the lake doctors has hern voluntarily treating the pond to clear out some of the nuisance sjirclrs of plants and to keep the algae down. The new uquallc- planls w ill help keep Ihe retriuton pond healthy. The triKqn also put In 15 replacement trres to make op for ones which wrre lost during the construction at the school. The next phase of the service project will Ite the development of an edociUlon.il program for the [Mind. Mammography testing The Lake Mary Women's Club Is sponsoring a mammography screening at Lake Mary City Hail on Friday. May 13. Iieglnnlng at 9 a.m. A mobile unit from the Women’s Center for Radiology will tie set up In Ihe parking lot Appointments are necessary and there Is a churge of 8(15 at the lime ol service To schedule an apiMilninient or for more Infnrillation, contact Gladys Norlhrup at the Women's Center tor Radiology. 890-0705. Healthy Kids Day The Seminole Family YMCA held a Healthy Kids Day. Satur­ day, April 30 Activities for the kids Included a wacky obstacle course, gymnuslles. rherrleud lint, wuicr and t ir o aerolites. MARY ROWELL & SHARI BRODIE learn to swim, water vollryball and open recreational sw im ­ ming. The "Y " also set up a "Pood Pyramid Game" In whlrh IMirtlrlpunts had three minutes lo correctly place RmmI Items Iw rltlen on cords) in spares denoting Ihe fond groups and the servings required for a healthy dally diet Because the pyramid was laid nut on a large scale In a grassy arcu liehlnd the pool, physical activity was added to Ihe learning experience HwldPhots byf<h»«dWolf* M em bers of the 1940 c la s t o f Sem inole H igh School are all sm iles w hile attending the 45th class reunion. Forty-niners meet for reunion Century of Fashion ‘beautiful...gorgeous clothes...’ F ifth grads dance Tile Lake Mary Elementary 1111* Cluh held it fifth grade dance Thursday, April 28 afler school. The large turnout enjoyed danc­ ing lo muslr provided by Deejay Mike Meadors and Ills ussistunt disco. Scollle Prince. Horne o f the fifth graders leurnril a lew line dancing steps and even more Joined In for u conga line. Besides (he dancing, there were refreshments and a couple of contests. For singing ihe first line of Sesame Street, Alexis Colic won (tassrs lo Ihe movies All concerned agreed lhai (he dance wits a giral success. They were called the "Forty-niners." And with good reason. This lively group gradu­ ated from Seminole High ScIkmiI In 1949 and hud so much fun at their 40th class reunion ihut ihey decided not to wall 10 years before another reunion, thus a 45lh reunion emerged. Marilyn Messier Gamer. Betlye Ball Drdm an, Martha Ruth Grogan, Jackie Rowland Thomas. Philip R. Bach. Richard Bass. .John Louis Salshury and Donald Shuw. with assistance frm Mona Mills Walker (Cluas of '48), pul another reunion together at Ihe Rama da Inn North. Longwood. over the weekend. April 29-May I It was ihe second time around for this team and Donald stales II wus even belter than their llrsl effort five yearn ago. "Attendance was rnarglnully less this time, und prrhups a little more serious, hut Club hears Legge everyone reflected |M>sltlvrly and demanded the same for their 'golden' reunion In live City (if Luke Mary Code En­ forcement O lilrrr Paul Legge s|Mike to tile Lake Mary Garden Club on Thruedny. April 28. Legge told garden cluti members iInti it wus Ids Job lo "spread bale and discontent." Hr was years," Donald said lie added ."Carol Skinner Wells and Warren Lloyd came from California to la­ SANFORD DORIS DIETRICH wn li ih rlr classmates. Most expatriates lodged at the Rarnudn along with several locals The hospitality sullc was In full swing ‘till the wee hours." Phil Bach provided covers for Ihe reunion IxKiklei try political cartoonist, artist and fomcr Seminole. Ed Tlson, us well us assorted bluck und gold golf shirts for all members Marilyn Garner wrote the copy and pul the I m m i K s together. Richard Buss of Bass und Swuggcrty brought the cheese, mils, cruckcrs und ussorted goodies for the hospitality suite. Entertainment for the Friday seafood buffet was provided by Samuel Tommie, a well-known folk singer nnd artist from South Florida. Donald rem inded his classmates they had called themselves "Scmlnolcs" for four years and thought It appropriate they should meet a real one. Donald said. " Sam Is Mlccosukce Semi­ nole. horn and raised on Big Cypress Ills music Is 12-strlng gullar accompanied by recorded Everglades sounds. It Is haunting and beautiful." Ixx’uls. Dave nnd Lorraine Bird, played and sang from their vast repertoire tor Ihc Saturday evening sit-down dinner. They are well known here and play for many fraternal gatherings, weddings, and have appeared at Disney World. The Forty-niners danced alter th rlr meal und the duo had them doing everything from line dancing lo polkas. Including of course...slow dancing. Donald Mild he had wunted to have this reunion uflcr five years to ulfcr an opportu­ nity far those who missed the 4Ulh. Many of □ Be* Dietrich, Pegs SB Hobby: Quilting In a variety of ornate etyles I® a Joy to Jane Saxon U Bee Lake Mery. Page 7D Q u ilts b rin g b lu e rib b o n s ■ y BUSAN W IN N IR Herald Correspondent Photo by Kwy Disco Scotlle with Aloxis Colic at tho fifth grade HIP Club dance at Lake Mary Elemonlary School. The Navy brought rnuny people to Sanford In the 50* and then transferred them elsewhere. June Saxon and her husband. Bruce, were among them although the Saxons loved Sanford so much they moved back and have been here for 15 years. In ten of those years she began a hobby that hus brought many a blue ribbon. 'Tve won blue ribbons on almost all of the quilts I've done." she sold. "M y Christmas Illy busket quilt won District In 1993 and my quilted shirt won Slntc In □ Bee Hobby, Page 7B Jane Saxon ahowa some of the Intricate, artistic designs she has C h u r c h c e le b r a t e s 9 9 y e a rs o f s p r e a d in g C h r is t ia n it y Ninety-nine years of spreading Christianity calls for u celebra­ tion today nt the St. John Metropolitan Missionary Baptist Church at 920 Cypress Ave. The celebration w ill feature Its 199-1 theme: "The Church's Mission In n C h a otic W o rld ." The Mother's Duy celebration service w ill be held at 11 u.m. worship s e rv ic e . T h e a n n iv e r s a r y message w ill be delivered by the Rev. J. Edward Connelly. The St. John Missionary Baptist Church, 020 Cypress Ave., Sanford The history of St. John's Missionary Baptist Church of Sanford began on the second Sunday In May: a prayer of thanksgiving Tor II was offered on Friday. May 10. 1895 when Its congregation held Its found­ ing meeting. The community Is Invited to worship this morning, Mother’s Day and Anniversary Celebration. Let's give praise, th u n k s and c e le b ra te o u r blessings here, nl St. John's under the pastoral leadership of the Rev. Robert Doctor. We Hnlutc Mother Bessie Smith, the oldest living member oT SI. John's. Springs, 7:55 u.m. Board Bus No. 1. T h c s u m m l t l s a SANFORD "M in d + Body + Soul + I f You Wannabe Whole." It's a day of workshops and entertainment d irected to young A frican* American women to assist them MARVA In their development ns viable HAWKINS people in this society. Come explore Ihc problems of young African American women who are struggling with their luck of self-worth and esteem. The dif­ Female sum m it ference Is In how It manifests Calling for young African- Itself, l.c.t pregnancy, accep­ American women lo attend the tance of physical abuse. a ll free. A fric a n -A m e ric a n The task force has targeted the Female Summit. Saturday. May young women between the ages 14. Registration and continental of 8-IB who live In Seminole. breakfast at 8 a.m, w ill be held Orange, Osceola, Lake and at the Orlando Expo Center. 400 Brevard counties. Bring lo the Livingston Ave. There Is free summit Issues that urc Impor­ transportation for those needing tant to you. Come, so you can It. No charge for admission. Ride lenve the summit feeling like a the Lynx bus from Sanford free princess. Trent the total person of charge. Stops arc located at — mind, body and soul. If you West Sanford Boys and Girls miss your bus, ride any city hus Club. 7 a.m. Midway Boys and and mention the word "S um ­ Girls Club. 7:25 a.m.. Lake m it . " For In fo rm a tio n c u ll Emma and Lake Mary Boule­ Loretta Rucker at (407) 839vard: 7:40 am .. A ltam onte □ Bee Hswklns, Page 6B �• • - S an ford H arald, S an fo rd , Florida - S unday. M ay 8. 18$M Alexander Anderson HirtBumgardner OSTEEN — Mr.urrd Mm. Rob­ ert E. ttin Sr., nr Osteen, are mtnounc'ln^ the engagement of their daughter. Renee Eileen, to Robert Allan Humgurdncr. non of Mrs. and Mrs. Beecher E. Humgnrdncr of Sanford. Bom In Sanford, the brideelect Is the paternal grand­ daughter of Mra. Mar Hlrt Smith of Osteen. Ms. Illrt Is a 107(1 graduate or Ik*Laud High School. DeLnnd. She is a IIIH3 grad irate of Seminole Community college with nn A S. and A A. degree. She la preaeitlly employed os senior secretary for Seminole County Public Works Depart­ ment. Truffle Engineering D ivi­ sion. Her flaner. born In Sanford. Is the maternal grandson of Mm. Carol E. Boston of Sanford. He received his high school diploma through Seminole Community College. Sanford. R a n t* Ellaan Hlrt, Hobart A Bumgardnar B u m g a rd n rr Is c u rre n tly e m p lo y e d as m a in te n a n c e worker for th r Seminole County School Board. The wedding w ill be an event of June 10. 1094. 7 30 p m.. Flmt Baptist Churrh of Osiren. SANFO RD - W ullnce L. Sheppard ami Amamla Nullum Alexander of Sanford nrr an­ nouncing Hie engagement of •heir daughter. Victoria EleaK, In Reginald Donnell Anderson, non of Charles and Annie Collier. Sanford. Horn In Sanford, the bridecleel la the mulernnl grand­ daughter of Thelma Nallian Mike. Sanford, and Ihe paternal granddaughter of Mr. and Mr*. Victoria Elaaaa Alaxandar, < A.J. Sheppard. Sanford. Raginald Domnnall Andarson Ms. Sheppard la a 1989 grnduule ol Lake Mary Hint) School where ahe wan active In Modern demon. government and a metnlrer of He la u HIM I graduale of loikr, Ihe vurally basketball tram She Mary High School where hr was la a 1993 graduate of Florida a m e m b e r o l t b r v a r s ity Stale University where ahe waaa tk.ii.krihall team He la n Unlvrr member of Ihe Elite modeling ally of Cet)tral Florida ettglnerr troope. ihe I're-I.aw Soelely. log major Political Selenee Association and A n d e r s o n la r u r r r n t i y Alpha t'hl Omrgn Sorority. She la prraettlly employed aa a de­ rm ployrd na supervisor of main velopment counselor with The trounce with tb r city of Sanford The wedding w ill be art rvrn( 1‘rtvate Industry Council, Her fiance. Irarn In Sanford, la of May 14. 1094. 12 30 p m Ihe m utrm nl grandson of Ihe New Bethel Missionary Bapiiaf late Mr. nod Mr* Cllfforrl An- (’h im it. Sanford Dietrich Continued from Page SB them catne this tlm r. Arnold H a rring ton , class president, made the opening address and grare was Invoked by Ftoyd S pa rkm a n , F orm er teacher Roger Harris m irndrd as the o n ly fa c u lty representative. M nrllyn Garner and Donald Shaw, steering the activities, were tired but agreed It wus a worthwhile and rewarding expe­ rience W idener-P arshall vow s exchanged in ch u rch rite s S A N F O R D - M ic h e lle Wldcncr and E. Kip Purshall were married March 12. 1094. 4 p.m. at Sanford Christian Church In Sanford. The Rev. J.D. Scugroves performed the traditional ceremony. The bride Is the daughter of Ron Wldcncr of Sanford and JoAnn Wldener. Sanford. The groom Is the son of Richard and Shirley Parahall of San Mateo. Fla. Qtven In marriage by her father, the bride chose for her vows a formal white satin gown embellished with j>eurls. sequins and crystal beads. The 12 -foot satin train was an elaborate design of open lace panels and sailn puffs. The fitted lxxlkc with sweetheart neckline accented a cut-oul of Illusion and a lace collar deco­ rated with seed pcurls. sequins and beads. The lung appllqucd lace and Illusion sleeves were highlighted by large puffed caps at the shoulder. The back of the gown was open to the waist. Her bouffant veil was held by u pearl headband and she carried a bouquet of while roses Interspersed with trailing Engllsn Ivy and white rose­ buds. Kimberly Murray of Tampa, the bride's sister, served as matron o f honor. She wore an off-the-shoulder. knee-length dress of forest green embossed sulin accented by a Galloon C entury o l Fashion lace collar. She carried a bouquet of while roses and English Ivy. Bridesmaids were Christine Gllhoe of Kulclgh, N.C.. cousin o f the bride, and Teresa Weaver of Sanford. T h eir gowns and (lowers were Iden­ tical to Ihe honor attendant’s. M ichael W olanccvlch of Chicago. 111. served os best man. Ushers were Ernie Ellenburg. Sanford and Michael Mutiny'. Tnhtpa. Groomsmen were Joshua Parahull and Justin Purshul! of Sanford, (he groom's sons. Following ihe ceremony a reception was held ill the Lake M ary C o m m u n ity Center. Lake Mary. Jennifer Derrick of Raleigh. N.C., cousin of the bride, assisted With the guest bonk The b rid e 's g randm other. Mary Curto of Fort Lauderdale, assisted w ith the wedding cake. Amanda Hart o f Sunford served as flower g irl and Jayson Parshall of Sanford, the groom's son. wus ring bearer. After a wedding trip to Si. Augustine and Flagler Beach, the newlyweds are muklng iltclr home in Sanfurd. The bride Is employed us a dis­ patcher for the Sanford Police Department and the groom Is a flrcflghtcr/paramedlc. Hawkins Continued from Page SB 5002 or Monique Edwards at (407) 649-3011 to confirm your attendance. Jazz program The Central Florida Jazz Soci­ ety presents Allan Vachc and The Legacy or Swing, Sunday, May 13. from 2-5 p.m . at Roscmont Country Club, Or­ lando. The Mississippi rag, the voice of traditional Jazz and ragtim e. Yes, "O ne for my Baby," — It's a CD by Alan Vachc, house clarinetist with the Jim Cullum band. All That Jazz. JAYSON D. OLAMUZINA FORT JACKSON. Columbia. S.C. — Army Pvl Jayson D. Glumuzlnu has completed buslc training here, During (lie training, students received Instruction in drill und cerem onies, weapons, map re a d in g , ta c tic s , m ilit a r y courtesy, m ilitary Justice, first aid. and Army history and tradi­ tions. Clomuzlnu Is the son of <jorrlne L. Vanhlhbcr und stepson of Chris Vanhlhbcr of 1102 Sunta Barbara St.. Sanford. Dig the clarinetist whose solos are strong and full-bodied, somet i m e s s u g g e s t i n g the o v e rw h e lm in g In te n s ity o f Sidney Bechet. Don't miss Allunl Tutorial service Patrons intruding "A Century of Fashion Brunch and Fashion Show" were very pleusantly surprised at the unl<|ue event which was held last Suturday In Anderson Hull ol the Markham Woods Presbyterian Churrh. The lovely t* n rfl( attracted 127 p a tro n s C o -c h a irm a n Shirley Schilkc mild. *’Wr had a wonderful turnout." For the event, church memhem and Irirnds dug Into their closets and storage chests to search out priceless heirloom fashions and other untlqurs they have collected throu g h Ihe year*. Martha Yancey raved on and oil about the a|x-<iartilur gather­ ing. “ It was adorable “ she mild. "The vintage clothes were out of this world. Everything wus Just h e u u t I f ii I . . . g o r g e o u s c l o t h e s . . . b e a u ( I f it I hats...femininity Is coming bark And (he food was delicious." Among the I terns on display were button hooks, metal hair curlers, silver candlesticks. World War 11 jKisters. crocheted shawls. Jcwclcry. silent butlers, and trended hags and a Bible thut dale hack to the lHOOs. The lublcs were dccoratrd w ith u rru n g e in rn ts of p in k begonias on white lace dollies with pink satin ribbons criss­ crossing the round tables. Assisting Shirley as co-hostcss wus Doris Houchlns who wus ulna the fashion commentator. They were hacked up by a hard-working committee loaded with talent. Models were; Nancy Morgun. .L ln rls c y K ld c n g c r, C h e ry l Hansen, llrundi Kuntncr, Nancy Hurlsnn, Suzanne Burleson. Cindy Adams. Janet Foster and Susie Davis. E scorting the models wus Emil Puge. Fushlons ran the gamut from wedding uttlrc, day fashions, evening wear and a sleep gown that dated buck lo the 1600s which was modeled by Susie Davis. Nancy Morgan wore a nurse's Modals Lindsay Rtdengsr (front) surrounded by (from lain Cheryl Hansen, Brandi Kan Inor. Nancy Hartson, So ran no Burleson, Cindy Adams. Janet uniform from World War II and ulsn u dress that tie longed to an aunt. A fashion of particular interest wus Jane McKIhhln's mother’s wedding gown. A christening dress worn by four generations was also shown as well as a Victorian lea dress from Victori­ an Garden In downtown San­ ford. Not to tie overlooked w rrr a Jackie Krnnrdy suit and pillbox hat as well us a (Middle skirt anti fashions depleting Rosie Ihe R lv rlrr from World War II. Shirley salt! Ihr lunch was delicious • chicken salad In a croissant, fruit mold, vegetable medley and carrot cuke. T hr event was such a success, the committee ts already talking about "next year." Proceeds will go toward the new church hall ESO elects o ffic e rs Pul Foster was hostess at her borne for the April meeting of Epsilon Slgrnn Omtcron with L u u rin c Messenger us cohostess. The hostesses served pastries, coffee and orange and strawberry Juice prior to Ihe meeting. Chairman Vida Smith con­ ducted the business meeting and introduced Dottle Am bony us a guest. Officers elected for 1994-199(1 urc: Frances Mitchell, chulrman; Charlotte Knowles, vice chair­ man: Kathy Krusnoff, secretary: Lourlnc Messenger, trrusurcr; and Carolyn Cornelius, librarian. Guest speaker was Elisabeth Boyd, a librarian for over 20 years, who reviewed the life of Do you need help? The Sturlltc Tutorial Academy, at 405 East Fourth St., is a positive learning catalyat and rcinforccr for at-risk s tu d e n ts , u n d e ra c h ie v e rs , special needs students and adults. They can aid In general­ izing and retraining vital aca­ demic. social and survival skills. There's onc-on-one learning. E d u c a tio n a l r e s e a r c h , behavlorlsts and teachers are all effective In helping you learn, wherever possible, the acquisi­ tion and retention of knowledge. In Starllte Tutorial Academy's curriculum, they focus on buslc skills, early childhood, adult literacy, behavior skills, com­ munication, effective parenting, enrichment, sclf-lniprovcmcnt. special education und In ob­ taining a GED. ( M i rv « Hawkins Is a covsrlng Sanford nsws. Phons: 322-5418.) Woodrow Wilson. the 2 Mlh pirn tdcul of the United State* who h.itl a turbulent administration. During hi* li rm of war, the Itruer treaty and helping form th r lx*ugur of Waltons, numerous reform* w rrr |M**ed Including Ihe Federal R r*rrv r System, th r Federal Trade ContmlMlon A n and Ihe Federal Power Com­ mission. Also the I7lh, (Nth mud Drill umcmlments to the Constitution were adopted The speaker noted I hat during President Wilson's llbres*. which Ills wife tried to rover up. sfie marie nil the decisions for the country and literally ran the country for him. One of the greatest achieve­ m ent d u rin g W ils o n 's p re ­ sidency was his winning the Nobel Peace Prize In 1920 N orris heads co n la b T h e N llo n u l A m e ric a n H rm rrnrullls Society will meet for th r national convention May 11-15 at the Clarion Hotel In Orlando. Host club lor Ihe event Is the local Sunbelt Duyhiy Club with Bill Norris designated as the nutlonalehulrmun. According to Jean. Bill's wife. Ih r club has hern working hard for Ihe eunfub which is ex|iectcd to attract about 700 duyllly huffs us th r largest congregate lu thr convention history Jean said u number of duyllly gardens w ill tic open for tour. HwtMP*rta hy*«ryt * Mary Byrne modols a satin; woddlng gown and veil from Ihe 1930s at Canlury ol Fashion. spirited civic activist, was presi dent of the Womun's Club of; Sanford Inc. front 1966-1970 Teachers at reunion Remember u couple of weeks, She was also active In a number hack w hr.i u lively group of ol local organizations and her Seminole High School graduates church. In a Id le r she wrote to ii got lo g rlh rr for Ihe (Kbit class Sunford friend last ycur all reunion?. Yes. Rial 's 60th! Well, we were remiss In no! Christm as. Ann said. "You; mentioning n choice tidbit of know, we live here (California), news. Rlciuird Packard tells us but Sanford Is where we really, lhal two very Important people lived and where, somehow, our! Joining Ihe classmates of 1934 reasons are." Ann and Joe visited Sunford; w e re tw o cla n s te a c h e rs , during some of their travels mid! Margaret Wright and Edith Bell, to sec their daughter who lives! In Sanford as well as another! W ith sym pathy dauglilcrlnOrlundo. Longtime Sanford residents Ann died la..t week und her! w ill re m e m b e r A n n ie and cremalns were burled In the! J o s e p h (A n n a n d J o e ) A rlington National Ccmeiery Sleczkowskl who lived In San­ Thursday. ford for muny years while lie wus Our deepest sympathy to Joe.! Btutlourd at Saulord Nuvnl Air His address Is: 3609 Regency! Station. They were very active In Park Drive, Modesto, C n llfJ the com m unity and Ann. a 95356. Serving Sanford, Lake Maty and Seminole County Since 1908 Classes will begin on 'May 23 at the new site (405 Easl Fourth Std For Information on summer sessions cull 324-1330 or 3244747. Pazurla "P a t" Smith Is director and ccrtiflcd/llccnscd instructor. StnlordHarald eorrsspondsnl Foslsr and Jams Picketing show fashions lion the '90s st Cvniurr of Fashion Brunch and fashion show ...Still The H«r*UShat, by(dw>« W>11. P.R. Bach and Betty Duncan Klmea were glad to sea each other at Seminole High School's 45th class reunion. For Local News SPORTS ■PEOPLE • HEALTH & FITNESS • BUSINESS 3 0 0 N O R TH FREN C H AVEN U E S A N F O R D , FL 32 77 1 -1 6 8 7 PHONE: 322-2511 �;v , \ w Sanford HoraJd, Sanford, Florida - S unday, M ay 8, 1094 - 7B M om is grateful to m other of her son Lake Mary— Continued from Page SB kidding, of course, but went on to nay that the city received approxim ately three to four complalntH a ilay from people with regard to the exterior con­ dition or appearance of pro­ perties throughout the city. Lake Mary appoints a code enforcement bourd as well as employing Leggc. Lrggc said that he handles 30 to 40 cases a month and has never laid to lake a case lo the Ixturd In the three years he has been In Ills posi­ tio n Leggc was o rig in a lly employed by the rlty us a |>ollcc officer, but had to resign that p o sitio n because o f health reasons Me says that his knowl­ edge of city eorles and Ills law enforcement background helps him resolve situations that can sometimes become unplrnsunl. Me says he kids and Jokes with the offenders to get things urroinpllthcd Wh.il Leggc really docs Is lo enforce city ordinances on slguuge. noise, yard and construction site trash, and Junk vehicles Altlmugh there are no codes as to the type and amount of vehlrlcs one can have on their DEAR ABBYt Enclosed In it column you wrote many years ndo. I Kept II because II had u ADVICE very apeclal significance In my life. I am signing my name and addreM no you w ill know I am Nlnrere. hul for ohvlouN reason**, A B IG A IL please do not use It. V AN BUREN ANONYMOUS DEAR ABBYt I ho|>e you will u*e my letter on Mother's Day as a tribute to all tlioNe brave, unselfish mol hem who gave up In the meantime. I pray dally i heir babied. for her well being and good I am a new mother whosc fortune. Sign me... BLESSED hrurt In overflowing with grail DEAR BLE 88 ED 1 Thunk you Hide to a 15-yrur old girl I have lor an appropriate letter for never seen I understand that Mother s Day I agree that giving she ts a tleantIful. Intelligent up a child for Its own good Is the |ieraon who tieeaine preganant accidentally and decided on her tiillm ulc In unselfishness. God own that her baity should have a bless those others who did. heller life than she was able to (Problems? Writ* to Daar Abby. rovlde. no she put up the Ituliy For a paraonal, unpubllahod P ndr adoption. reply, send a self addrcMed, Aa soon us our arm Is able to stamped envelope lo Dear Abby, understand. I w ill tell him about ?.0. Boa 69440, Lo» Angeles, Ills birth mother and wlurl a Calif. 10069. All correspondence courageous person she Is. la confidential.) SUNDAY’S TELEVISION #00 I 6 30 | 7 00 I 7 30 I # 0 0 I #30 I 9 00 I 9 30 “Ml M - III “r r t . ,, ■■»»* !*«» '•—* ' r i 'r r J 9Per*«<*K *m iiim __ fiHBL. _ ««n I Ssesl -iift bnBmi .. .. .-» .. -,***•*». r t m -Jmsrrf« , — — n Si — -5 ]T —JPfMI lU JR __I |M > ff*1*** v ,.* ..- )► -« ' S 'S B S ___ ♦?•"* ... i*-**,4**3L9*?5i_ S s j S *-»#/•< *** "—** ,*»»• . c . ; * * * . , * . ............ iw w l S.MM* Im lM l"r**r?t ____ ____ . lisas —,•.«!__ T* - « • r - r ' r ..._____ , ___ _ . } * • •rtM n . If.-, ?! -Si i.*_____ ■*«***"_ ___ ,***w /».'* ,»•»— ,..... W... > -V ■ A s lU H lio f f w iiw i .jAyas flB lfftlliM Iff u- ■— s» h r* * * _. . . . . . • ,,*i *fS tfeee_! - J#»— >1 ,. . . . - „ — — iilH -.-J M y. • . ,-—*»«• -• ' ' . * * • * ■ / >i *»&^.i tw ... ' r — . * — '♦** , * — S ... 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Augustine and the formidable Castillo de San Marros. Ruth of coquina, the fort withstood ninny attacks In Its heyday. A t o u r of t h e o l d e s t sehoolhouse made nil the girls really appreciate th e ir own school* The last stop beforr leaving St. Augustine was the St A u g u stin e lig h th o u s e . The lighthouse has been beuutifully restored and Is one of the tallest lighthouses on the A tla n tic roast. The only problem of the day arose when the troop ref­ used to acknowledge the leader's new rule that troop members should carry Ihelr leaders at least halfway up any lighthouse Sore muscles rrsulted for the leader. After another night of ramping and a few hours spent on the beach, the troop returned to Lake Mary. Sunday, May 1. tired, hut happy Lake Mary Girl Scout Troop I4M look ihelr first camping trip of the year. Friday. April 20 A lirr helping out with Ih r plan ling al the laike Mary elementa­ ry school, the girls headed for Gamble Rogers Memorial Stair Recreation Area in Flagler Reach Formerly the Flagler Reach S tale P ark, Gam ble Roger* offers wonderful (Kean side ramping After selling up ramp. Ihr girls look udvanlagr of Ih r nature trail Saturday, the troop headed for St. Augustine. The flrsl stop was Fori Malanias The tort. 14 rnllrs south of St. Augustine, Self-defense class was originally built to guard The Seminole Family YMCA Is St Augustine's “ hack door" on offering a Women's Self-Defense class. The cost Is $10 for mem­ bers or non-members. If your child Is enrolled In the Tue Kwon Do cIoas at the Y. the self-defense class Is free. Times for the class are Monday, May 9. from 8 to 9 p.m., Wednesday. May 11 from 5:45 lo 0:45 p.m.s Thursday. May 12 from 0 to 9 p.m. and Saturday. May 14. from 10:30 u.m. to 12 p.m. If you have any questions, or would like lo regis­ ter. call the Seminole Family YMCA at 321 8944. Seniors plan trip The laikr Mary seniors arc planning a trip to Splendid China for W.-dncsdny. May 25. •lie cost of the trip Is 629 and Includes the u dm lssln udn transportation. Lurnh will be on your own. Space is limited lo 25 peopl.- and several have nlreayd signed up. So. If you're Interest­ ed. youneed to sign up early. Cull the center at 324-3060 or Dr. Norma Smith at 333-9578. (Shari Brodls and Mary Rowall a ra S a n I or d H * r a I d co rraip o n d an ta covarlng tha Laka Mary a ra * Phona: Brodia, 321-6471, avankigs, or Rowall, 321 1498.) Hobby ,»*-l ,S .r... ,<M >..| ,» H If—mi s »—»■.turn* J 'V M m IWAvs l>S<N ir» ie LlSSKw * .*»« -**.. U gLgtheey . 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" “•* ' " J’ ~ •a* Mata* f*ai»ii«i| M *T*«■t*i |lM4 ComaTy) • Mafia* CimaonOya H l l i t t M Um J IM II Itl.pp.OOd ' ! m,<ij , o Saxon received these awards (mho Ihr FFWC (Florida Fed­ eration of Woman's Clubs) com pet It ton* Stic- spoke of her two daughter*. Ronnie and Ja n ls. and her grandson. Justin. Site displayed a large quill that stir made for one daughter and s|Mikr of I lie sailboat quill site gave to her grundson. “ The quill I made for my daughter la called Chicago.” she said "I made another called Salltxuil for Ih r oilier love of my life, my only grandson." Saxon's knowledge of quilt­ ing Is Imprrsslve. She spoke tenderly ol a quilt site has to Hits duy Rial her gnmdmothcr made. "I have a quilt that my grandmother made for me." site said. "My mother would make all my clothes and all Die fubrlt-H would go lo my grandmother lo piece quilts. It's made from (he scraps of all those dresses. It's baby size. I used It for my children and once my grandchild came I stored II lo preserve It.” Mer grandmother also mude what she called a "yo-yo quilt,” but unfortunately It has been lost over I lie years. Another Interesting tidbit of In fo r m a tio n th a t S axon learned while tuklng a quilting class was that quilting uetually dules hack to the 4th or 5th century. "Q uilting dates buck hundreds und hundreds of years." slu- said. "The Chinese were the first to quilt. They made clothing. They found thut layers upon layers of clothing Is wliut kept you warm." After trying counted cross stitch, knitting, crocheting, and ceramics. Saxon found tier Joy to be quilting. "I've made afghans for the whole fam ily." she said. " I even huve my own kiln. Florida Power Just loves me when I turn It on. My reul love bus to he quilling, lliough. at litis point In my life." Being very active put n dumper on Iter quilting for a while but she has given up much of Iter busy lifestyle for some simple and retired living. I was the past president of the Central Florldu Regional Hos­ pital Auxilary." she said. "I also used to sing In the woman's club chorus." She still finds lime lo participate In woman's club activities und Rein Sigma Phi and attending Grace Methodist Church In Luke Mary. Saxon got Interested In her hobby from watching a televi­ sion program with Georgia Ronestlll. who ulso wrote sev­ eral books. The new patterns are what fuels the continual Interest In quilting. She ad- milled lliough that she some­ times only quilts, "mostly In Ihc winter, out of necessity, and when the mood hits." Quilting classes were cited us another way Saxon increased Iter knowledge und flexibility In the art. " I took elasnes when they had the quill shop In Sanford called Ih r I’alrhwork Collage." she said. " I ulso taught a few classes there later." Saxon »|>okr about one of the Job hazards as being callouses on the hands. She said that most people only cun work uhoul u half an hour at a time because the fingers can get so sore. Many different patterns were discussed like the Double Irish Chuln In which |>attcm the his and her quilts she completed were stitched. Straight up and down patterns were Identified us ihc Boston Common. Other patterns stir has worked on were named Trip Around the World und Road to Oklahomu. Saxon spoke of her heart quilt us being her lake a little nap q u i l t . " D is p la y e d was a beautiful quilled wall hanging that site called the Christinas Illy basket. Several vests, a Jacket and skirt were among the other many exquisite quilts adorning her lovely home. Saxon spoke of specifics about her hobby. "G ood q u illin g is 20 stitches per In c h ." she said. "T h a t's extremely tiny. That's what the experts do." She talked of the purest way of quilting. "I wus taught that the purest quitter will cut Individually and hand sew to make the top and then go on through the process." she said. "In lap quilting you quilt each square and then sew them together Instead of sewing the whole q u ilt." Saxon's basket quilt wus lap quilted. Her Illy quilt wus done In the purest method and the his and her quilt was done by s trip q u iltin g . "O nce you finish the top und piece it together." she said. "Then you put a layer of batting und put on the bottom It ts then basted.” Much of Saxon's bat­ ting was purchased ut quilting •tores, yet her fabrics have quite a history. "When we travel we hit the fabric stores." she said. "I've lilt fabric stores all up and down the cast coast." Saxon fell that every quitter should | m>sncss a rotary cutter and a mat, which bolli (trip with speed quilling. Some g(MKl (pilling books or even library resources were died as being more helpful titan many of the quilling newsletters and magazines on the market. All In all. Saxon's creations will not only bring beauty but wurmth to any room. Mer pieces of fabric were sewn Into wall hangings, clothing und quilts that were Ihc envy of many. She now plans lo move o nto q u ilte d s w e a ts h irts , totebugs and gifts that are sure to ptcusc. _ /V .\\cV \W e \tii *v ✓ <till MA iG U M „ .t , 3NINJASKICKBACKcam?? 0*01 MIGHTY DUCKS 2 *114:307:11HO 2:10 4:30 7:10 8 30 |Pfl) MONKEY TROUBLE _______ 2:204:20 (PO) MAJOR LEAGUE 2 7:009:10 ^ M O V I E L A N D n » ., la*.’ 1.’ !»> n.iKriom NOiSCWE S[ ] 8:18 UGHTNINOJACK11^ 10:25 3 > ^ l 2:114:t0 7:119:10 Fsr MTS IlfwMStiss <al Ist-lTM M00-A(S-234S fPQ) WITH HONORS 2:104207:109:20 IPO-11) BAD GIRLS 2:204417:20941 M ■WRITE We're Here In Your Community, Right Now (*)) COPS & ROBBERSONS m 2:W4:11 JPCJ TH E FAVO R 7:20420____ P.C.U. 2:304:117:104.11 (PQ-H) CLEAN SLATE ^ 2:304:407JO1.40 $2 73 FOR ALL MOVIES STARTING BETWEEN 4 10 6 �n lH H p H n H V p iw - 8anford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sundsy, May 8, 1904 by Chic Young (TV A 4M C IAL > M C M rM MOW A B O U T IF I B A T IT i VBRY, V W V BUOWUY ? / By Bernice Bede Oaol YOUR BIRTHDAY May 8. 1904 PWTV i v>ouU WHATft e o in a ON* McPUFFY JUST THREW HI5 CLU85 IN THE LAKE AND TOOK A SWIMS k AT PRESTON IT'S ABOUT TIMEfiOLF 6TARTEP CATCHING UP WITH HOCKEY THE BORN LOSER by Art Siniom BUT COACH, I WON'T DROP A THOfcNAFttX, YOU NEED TO W0PX.0N ' netwNG / GROUNKRtV D IE IDEA ISNT T o '* WAIT UNTIL THEY STOP R Q U IN b TO yNOU.GROUND BALL ALLOWS! PICK. T H E * U P ! by Charlaa M. Schulz PEANUTS IF YOU PADDLE TO THE EP66 OF THE EARTH, YOU MI6MT FAIL OFF.. ./* r BE CAREFUL by Howl* Schneider EEK & MEEK LOAJELV PEOPLE AREMISTREATED AU7HE TIME l v e r s c n e kajolus THEVU NEVER GET A CLASS AmOfU LAW SUIT TOGETHER In llio year ahead there la n possibility you might t>e engaged In something quite good without lully appreciating nil of Its ram i­ fications. lie sure to learn as much ns you can about your Involvements. TAURUS (April 20 May 20) Sometimes your hunches are Impressively accurate, but this might not be the case today. Slgunls from your In tu itio n might be transmitted over a fau lty c irc u it. Taurus, treat yourself lo a birthday gilt. Send iot your Astro-Graph predictions lor the year ahead by mulling B2 and a long, self-addressed, stnmped envelope to AstroGraph. e/o tills newspaper. P.O. Box 44fl». New York. N Y. 10103. lie sure to stale your zodiac sign. OEMINt IMay 2 1-June 20) A well-intentioned friend who has created compllcntlons for you p r e v io u s ly c o u ld c r e a Ie turbulence for you agnln today If you let him/her gel Involved In your affairs CANCER (June 2 1-.July 22) The opinions of associate* are Important lorlay, but they might not Ire as su|>erlor to yours ns you think Don't abdicate your own good pidgment. LEO (.July 23 Aug 221 II your work liablts are faulty today. It w ill Ire reflected In the end product. Instead ol doing things haphazardly. organize your sc hedule arid efforts. VIRQO (Aug 23-Sept. 221 Usually you're a rut tier cautious person wlur is not famous for Irelug a risk Inker. Tcrriny, how­ ever. you might Ire In contention lor this title when you take a gamble you shouldn't. LIBRA (Sept 23 Oct 23) In order to Ire surresslul today you must Ire derisive, lake time to weigh and balance your de­ cisions Instead of Impulsively Jumping inter an error gone. SCORPIO |(ht 24 Nov 221 Keep In mind today that any lfling worth doing Is Worlh doing well Instead of wasting time producing mediocre results, make your elforls count (or something SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) If you speitd foolishly htduy TRIVIA MABK1H A n o ld PoohiiwW le g e n d a a jra t h a t a r a il i n g a l a r o n e * f o i l to e a r t h n e a r t^ J a v a r y a p o t. ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johngon lfOUUDA REALLYCUTE WHY* WHAT'S w WR0U6r •WlCT' WHY DOMff YOU EVER BUYAOYOIIUG EKOfiC? » Wotisy — (music group) 33 Fancy rasa 34 — school 39 Hafa chitdran 38 By Urn Hma — — to Phoanlr 38 Tha Wizard 1 rYT n W M Ireland f t hockay org. >0 Fvts ol drdo ' ■ 1 r “r~rn IT ITN ir u ir ii you might not have the monies you'll nerd lalrr lor somrlhlng critical. Treat your resources as a precious, limited commodity CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 19) Protect your Interests today hut try lo do m i without tiring loo self Serving Associates won t trII you what itiry think ol you. hut they w ill dlw us* you among themselves later AQUARIUS I km 20 Petr 19) In order to look good In Ironl of someone you're Imping lo Im­ press. you might tie tempted today In reveal Uilormallon lold to you In confidence It s best you don't. PIBCE8 (Feb 20 March 20) Innately you're a generous hull vldual and this Is an admirable quality However, tie very ra rrh if iitday what you lend and to whom There's a chance yon might make a bod choice ARIES (Match 2 1-April III) Dr carrhd today you don't overreact and make a tag dr.il about something you'll perceive hr be an allront which III actuality was Intruded to )*• hutuormi* C opyright 1904 NKWSCACKK KNTKHPHtSK ASSN you could tie dlmp|rolulrd II you expert too much Irorn what you have Inotfrr CAPRICORN tite r 22 Jan In the year ahead situations 19) Do not hnposr yourself today mnv develop Urol could provide on a new group who ha* yet to you wilh an o u llrt lor your welcome you Inin Ihelr (old managerial and executive skills. Each of you uilgltl need a till Tills could lend to advaiii-rmcnl more lim e to su e up o u r In your chosen held ol endeavor. another. Let events run Ihelr TAURUS fAfwil 20-May 20) course. Ik jii'i lie overly Inslsient iqmn AQUARIUS U.m 20 Feb 19) doing evrrylhlng your way to­ Usually it's wist lo keep your day Your Ideas might In- *u|tcrl object Ivrs to your sell, tail today or to those ill your peers, hut If associates don't under si.mil they w on't he Implemented your goals, they might mu try in without a cumpiomlsc help you. OEM1NI (May 21 June 20) PISCES |Feb 2 0 March 20) Dr Associates w ill Ire prepared lo nruslllve In a delicate situation help you today, provided they with friends today, rsprrtally If a ser signs of you trying to help pal s views strongly oppose yourself. II Ihrsr signals aren't yours. What starts out as a obvious, yo u'll lie mi your own discussion muy tu rn Into a CANCfcR (June 21 .Inly 221 healed drtiate. Your h u k has Its limitations ARIES (March 21-April I9| If loclay, so don't push It beyond you do not bundle your re­ reasonable bounds. If you go sources properly today, you down, you could take others SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 Dee. could cud up with a deficit wllh you. 21) You're entitled to adequate where you should tie showing a LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Pro­ compensation lor work or serv­ surplus. Kerp everything under gress can Ire made today re- ice you perform today. However, control. By Bsrnlcc Bad* Oaol YOUR BIRTHDAY May 0.1994 TUMBLEWEEP9 J U L J llJ L9L1LJ J f J L l U U lU U U U U U L J U J U U U L J U U 1 3 U O - J IJ U 0 L 1 U W J U U U U L IL J U UUU UUU J U U U U U IJ IJ ULUU UUU J J U U U LUUU u u u u u u u UUU U U U I1 U U J U U U 'J L513U U U U U U U U 1 1 U U U IJ U U U J U U U U U U UUUL) UUUU UUU u u u u i i u u i .i i» im .i n u t i u guiding something InqKirtunl In which you'rr presently involved Unfortunately, however, you might not rcrrgtnlic tills fact m ull ii Is loo la ir VIROO i Aug 23 Hepi 22) Today you must not I hnihI about your achievements or rationalize your drfruts Treat events philo­ sophically. Il w ill help your Image If you know how to lose or win wllh grace L IB R A | Sc pi 23 0(1 23) Joint ventures hold promise (or you today, provided they are properly executed Conversely. If you arc carclrw*. irrational or im lllfrrrn l. your loss mlghl hi' larger than usual. SCORPIO IOct. 24 Nov. 221 Under certain condlllons you work well with otlirrn. yet your trustc Ilie Ilira I Ions urge you to operate Independently II mlghl he wise lo follow the latter impulses today. jcw o Q !/i IH i FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaveg C o r J G jt t & I O N A L w A w w p M 0ANS „ p e p c ir / 1 m UtLL, tVBfiY CLOUV \\A$ — S MMi f t V U M U IA « r s PL t /»x it ! GARFIELD JON ANP 1 HAP A LITTLE DISAGREEMENT THIS MOANING YOU BROKE MV CRAYONS) CONSIDERING WHAT I HAP TO WORK I WITH f By Phillip Alder The consummalc bridge pro­ fessional Is Mlchncl Cassell, of Dallas. He sits there hour utter hour, playing almost perfectly, He has great (able presence and analyzes quickly and accurately. Cassell learned (tit- game dur­ ing hlgh-school vacations by watching his elder brother, Dill, giving classes. Since then he has won the Bermuda Bowl. In 1970, and numerous national lilies. He Is third on the lifetime masterpolnl list, some 0,000 points irehlnd leader Caul Soloway. In today’s deal, Cassell found a greal deceptive play. North's four-heart response was. of course, u transfer hid. At first glance, South w ill lose two spudes and one diamond. How cun he possibly lose u fourth trick with the red suits lying so favorably? Alter West let) (be club queen. Cassell could place all the high cards. He could see that South couldn't go flown — unless he wus given a little mulgc In the wrong direction. Alter winning trick one with Iris club ace. South finessed the spade eight. Pnsscll won with the ace. Then Ire continued with Ihc acr and flveof diamonds. A f t e r w i n n i n g w i t h t he diamond king. South could have cashed his three top hearts and d is c a rd e d d u m m y 's Iasi diamond, which he would have done II Cassell hud won trick Iwu with (hr spade queen. Dili now there was no hurry — he could draw (rumps first. South led u spade lo diuniny's seven. Imag­ ine his surprise when I'asncll produced two cards he couldn't have, Ihc spade queen and diamond queen, to defeat Ihc game. If you give declarer some rope, he mlghl hang himself. ANNIE TPW VWT MR.&OOK£RTOH X WtU, 11A DEFINITELY A VtORK V J N lt& I BCUEVGR , BUT IF YOU'RE *» ) / ASKING )F I ATTEND , FAITH / / CWURCH RtG O LARW . UM T(It SHOOTtfiO , E P lS O D t ( f 't m . Y & G O lM 7 VICTIM-ROOM f IZtH, SIR... i— K NORTH m i ♦ K J 10 » 7 S V li ♦ J 10 1 ♦ Ki WEST ♦ 11 Y 104 2 ♦on ♦ y j »1 7 SOUTH ♦ »« Y A KQ1 ♦ K 7*4 ♦ A 11 Vulnerable Doth Dealer South Opening lead: A Q by Leonard Starr THANK YOU. oRPfR anything thanks, YOU WANT. IT'6 BUT 1 HMt ON M t. ------ Mr OWN MdNer. SO 1 SAW—AHP KEEP TAUOtl, lVk BET WrtAT : AH' YOU'U c r SAW I5NT A lL m seein- m 1£R£ Id TO >— STAR*. ¥ / ee/— S m ssss /-.S E E ..I'M > ' NOT THAT INTEPEST60 IH 0P6MZEP 9EU610N PERSE..BUT. k UMJa ... *1^; A �W) V u-v.-iy-.WMj S anlord H erald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, M ay 8, 1004 - • ■ \V » ^ V ^ H A i V ' tl r * .iA i A 1157 H « *M hhew by Ragar Hama* I from left: Wlnnaro In tha 9K racaa across the twin ke Jsiup bridoea Saturday Include: Richard Ira /ie l, aecond overall, Men's; Uea Btocklo, second overall, Women s and B.J. Lewis, first overall. Men's xpressway mtlnued from Page 1A Alcana Avenue wax Inilli |tli a 915 million loan Thr lutr iu tM ri|iiritllv forgave- ilir n wtirri constniclkm of th r I 2 Ire wii» ahlllrtl to Kir slatr I utwcl to clrtilgn th r final ala Ira. I rrnicm brr haying to Grrnld 1nion ‘Can * r really hnllrl an prraaviruy?' and hr aald yra," lit S trm rnan "It's nnirrhrd limn Itirrr |U nil th r ojwiiing Saturday of r t o n g a w a l t r d 12 rn 11r llroud, only a six-mile gap inalna in thr entire 60-tnlle jp around th r Orlando arra tween Intrratatr -I near Walt >i»urv World and I 4 wr-M o| Ilford The Florida l.rgmlaiurr pprovrd funding needed lor Ilir ijrt-t aa * « iii na traffic project* tow income troru tolla will pay rial ruction drbia for the link The remaining ala uitlra la apretrd lo i oat about SUM) itfllkm. I .Congrrosman Jolm Mica. It" Fern I'ark. iwild Saturday lie waa cpntldrnt tir had thr needed aupporl In both I lir llouar and Sf natr to art u rr th r 988 million federal appropriation needed lo help pay for the 985 million linkup at 14 MKa aald recent porta of an m nurnilal con aeman's eflorta to hold up thr t w rrr overstated and aald mentis (or Itindlng werr In (flare tirlo rr Itir publicity. Mica wna ao confident Hie Jin Uni ng lin k " could lie corn* plelrit by MMIM hr aakrd ilir IfJO or so people- walling lor thr 11 a m ribbon-culling to hold up lour fingers on each band and repeat "I t m less than four " Sat f ord Mayor lie!lye Smith, c u rra n t c h a i r m a n of i h r expressway uulhorlty, lold Hie knlherlng Hie expressway will benelll all renlral Floridians "T his will mean a trip (mm Sanford lo Orlando uirjsnrt will Ire made In ball Hie lime and I think this is exciting." Smith said. "And It also means hall (he time (or |>eople south of us lo gel lo Hie Crnlrol Florida Itegional Airport." The day's events Ix-gan ai M a .in. when 3 .5 0 0 r unners walkers arid wheelchair racers became Hie llrsi members of Hie public to cross Hie twin I 7*mlle l-akc Jrsup bridges The race, organized bv University ol Cere i r al Florida professor Dick Tucker, raised an estimated 910.(XK) lor Hie Allhelmer He so u rce Center In Winter I'ark The race went wlihotil Inci­ dent. said Gary Kaiser, county Public Safely director "A couple of cuts and a couple of sprained ankles ' was Hie extent ol medlcal problems, lie said Milliners were greeted al Ibe end by a hall-dozen Black Hammock.irra residents IrrnrIng protest signs such as "Lies D rrrpllou Cover Up I t * Orur fur a grand fury Investigation" and "Grand Opening of un Environ­ mental Dlsaslrr.” A motor tjoal In Ih r water nearby bore a large sign "No Stormwater Itunoff " Groups of one anil two llrrd runners stopped loser whal Hie protesters had lo sav Bridge protester Bill Daniels said Hie group wauled people to know of wtiul he said werr violations of sialc rrivIruiimentHl protection laws in Hie runtim elion ol Itie bridge. Daniels said Ih r laws were Ignored In Itie construction and misinformation was used lo design the bridge Daniels said Hie group didn't have Hie t:m < * x i they thought Hiry'd need lo seek a Judicial ru lin g tnln Ilir a lle g a tio n s D a n i e l s s e r v e s on Ihr legislatively-form ed Friends o f talkr desup. Mica, when asked In comment on Hie protesters, said they bad Hie rtglil lo exjiress themselves, then added "That bridge will lx(here long after w r'rr all long gone " Not all llluek Hammock urea residents werr unhappy with the new bridge Dr 1‘rte r Hobrrlv and bis lUncr. Kirn G lurhrtti. looked al Hie brightly lit bridge less (ban a mile from their waterfront twine. H iib rrly is treasurer ol Hie Friends of Hie Si Johns envi­ ronmental organization and a |>asi Lake Watch water <|uallty testrrm the lake _ a o . r. j « • •i LOW BRIDCtS " I kind of like (lie lights." Halierly said " I can understand tww some |H-ojile wouldn't tike It. hut you 're not going to slop progrrss I ill Ink the fish in gs going lo lie real good under Ihe bridge," Comments Itlnued from Page 1A her head. JKelle and her parenta. Kli hard yl Terena. had run In the 5K Ihnl Inaugurated Ihc SetnlIbb County lek of th r Central Mlda GrrrnrW ay on Saturday Driiluk while ahe nut w llti tier indm uthrr Laurie Brice. P'We wanted to help out Itie )jh rlm e r'a Aaaoclallon." aald fhard Brice of Hiclr reason for (Ink part In the run. "The renrWny la no hlk deal to un Migh." [Maratia Iloyce of Oviedo liKikcd inkly around I he ceremony ra and hllnkcd In Hie hrlkht in. " I don’t really know why I line out here," she said. "I Itdn'i have nothing else to do Jay, so I llkured I’d come out id arc what a rlhtion ruttlnk inn ull about." Iter cousin was runnlnk hi Hie |K run. she said, and Hull's why i f even knew ntiout Hie evcula. 'Heck, I don't cure atKiut any ill road." she said. "I ain't iniiu drive rm no toad thal I ilia pay to be on. Anylxidy !'s that la (irctty stupid If you >k me." .leasle Bcckler of Lake Mary some exception lo Uoycc’a jnmnrks. After alt. ahe said, she plans to use the .GreencWay at east twice a tlay going hack and arth to work near the University [if Central Florida. "1 muy have to pay every lime | ket on the rood," she said. "But the lonk run. I’ll save money. Hie wear and tear I won't tic putting on my ear will save me pinney mi repair tillls. Not to Fiiciitlon the wear und tcur on fny nerves that I'll be saving." Chester Bclhunc Bald he really (indn'l klveii much tlioukhl to »c t u a 11y d r i v i n g on t h c GrecneWny. He Uvea neur u section of the jjxpreaswny and tins watched the construction. To him, the grand ipentng and ribbon culling arc lust another step In the evolution (of the "big monster" that has [taken up residence near his (home. 'I watched them rip down Hie [trees. 1 had things shook off iny [shelves and had windows pop [out when they were banging h HsrsW n o s ti* Foger Herneck Protasters Sue McCord,(I), Bill Daniel and Carl Carlandsr carry signs during tha opening. Harald Photos by Hog*( Hm k k I AIscIb and Erin Hoalay walk tha 6K walk In thalr moonahoaa. jBL* AB1’ •*« ¥ * Jamie Jo Roy holds up her ribbon lor finishing tha race. them big pylons lulu (he ground. I've been sweeping dirt out Ihe door for a couple of years while they've been working. This Is Just another step." he said. "Actually, this Is klndu like u wake. Everything's all over with now ami we're celebrating. Things urc going to be so quiet without all llm tcoim ructlou." The GreencWay bustled with excitement us people awaited the opening fanfare. The road connecting northern Seminole County with Oruuge County will cul commuting time for those who use the toll road by about halfovcr some traditional routes. Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices IN THS CIRCUIT COURT OF THK EIGHT I (N T H JU O IC tAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA C IV IL ACTION NO : *> IM IC A U B SECURITY PACIFIC FINAN C IAL SERVICES. INC . s ic ., PI* IM ill. *1. SAN0RA COULD, s i vlr. s i *1. Dslendant* NOTICEOF SALE NOTICE Is horeby given lh * l pursuant lo th# Flnsl Judgment o l Foreclosure end S*ls entered In th# cause pending In tits C irc u it Court ol ths E IC H TEENTH Judicial C ircuit. In *n d lor SEM INOLE Count*. F lo rid*, C ivil Action Number M IM IC A U B Ihs undersigned Clark w ill soil IS* p ro p s rl* lllu it s d In said County, d* scrlbsd *s: Beginning 1} Isst East ol Ihe Soulhwssl cornsr o l Lol II . TU S C A W ILLA SHORES. *c cording lo Ihs plat thereof *s rscordsd In Plat Book S. pag* tl. P ublic R tco rd s o f Seminole C ount*. F lo rida, ru n thence Easl along Ilia North tin* of Oranga A vtn u * IS Issl, Ihsnc* run N o rth s a ils rl* pa rallsl lo lha W s s ltrl* tin* of said Lot I I lo tha w a t t r t o l Laka Jaisup. thane* N orfhw ssltrly along lha waters o l said Laka to a point 1} fast Easl ot lha W astsrl* llns ol said Lot i j , Ihsnc a Soulhwssttr I* paralial to tha W astsrl* I In* ol said Lol I I to Ihs point ol bsglnnlng, bslng lha E astarl* t i last of th* W ts ls rl* 17 tsat ol Lot l> togsthar w ith a ll structures, Improvements, Ila tu rts, appll ancss and appurtanancas on said land or usad In conjunction th a rtw llh . a l public salt, lo th* highest and b a il bidder (or cash a l I TOO o'clock A M., on May I I , Ittc . at lha W ail Front door of ihs SEMINOLE Count* Court house. Sanlord. Florid*. PERSONS WITH A DISABIL IT Y WHO N E E D S P E C IA L ACCOMMODATION TO PAR T IC IP A T E IN T H IS PRO CEEOINC SHOULO CONTACT ADA COORDINATOR AT M l N. PARK AVENUE, SUITE N .M I, SANFORD. FLORIDA 11771 AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PR O C EED IN G TE LE PHONE <*0/| U ia iM EXT t i l l ; 1*001 SIS 1771 (TOO), OR 1*00) SIS 1770 (V I. V IA FLOR IDA RELAY SE RVICE OATEO M e y l. I t t t (COURT SEAL! MAHYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Jan* E-Jasswlc Deputy Clark Publish: M a y*. IS. lis t DER *1 This payment is non relundsbi* If Bidder does not want to pick up documents but wishes to have documents shipped by lire ! cless U S m a il, e separate check or money order shell be required In Ih* sum ol tltteen dollars I I U 001. m ad* payable to either Bristol. Childs A Aseo elates, Inc. or to Ih* Senlord A irp o rt Authority depending on which ottic* th* Bidder contacts tor th * documents. This charge w ill not apply It Ih* Bidder request* Ih* documents lo be sent by tepres* courier w ith cherges "b ille d to recipient", No p r o p o s a ls m a y be 'w ithdraw n after the scheduled tlm * lo r receipt ot proposals, lor a period ol slaty (SO) days. For Ih* FAA lund td portion ol Ihis project (Bid Schedule* 1 and I t . ladaral contract condl Hons Including but not lim ited to Disadvantaged Business E n ­ te rp ris e p a rtic ip a tio n . "B u y A m a r lc a n " p ro v is io n s , and Davls-Bacon Act raqulrament* shall apply. These condition* a r* set lorth In detail In Section BC ot th* Contract Documents. Th* Sentord A irp o rt A uthority reserve* th * rights to waive any Inform ant)** In or f* |e c t any and a ll proposals, or to r * advartlsa tor proposal*. Proposals must b* submitted as set lorth In Ihe "In structio n* to B idders" end In tt>* "P ro posal Requirement* and Cond lions'*. A Bid Bond or C ertified Chock In the amount o l 5% ot the Total Amount Bid must bo submilled w ith Ihe proposal. A Paymant Bond and a Per lorm anc* Bond, oach In a sum •qual to 100% ot the amount of lha Contract awarded, w ill be required prio r to ssecullon ol contract Bidder* must submit evidence lhal the> ere prequalltled w ith lh a F lo rid a D e p a rtm e n t ot Transportation and a r* on th * current bidder* list lo be able lo ba awarded a contract for this pro|eclj however, submission ol evidence o l financial responsi­ b ility and eotlsfactory comple­ tion ot previous projects, to Ih# s a tis fa c tio n o l tho S anlord A irp o rt A u th o rity , FAA and FOOT, w ill bo consldarod as m o o t in g th e F O O T p r o qu a lifica tio n requirem ent tor thlsp rojocl. The Bidder agrees lo comply w ith Ihe following requirement: " N o m e m b e r, o lllc e r . or em ploye* ol th* Sanlord A irport A uthority during hi* tenure or lo r on* year thereafter shall ha v* any Intaresl, direct or Indirect. In this contract or lha proceeds thereof" The award ot this Contract w ill be contingent upon Ihe concurrence o l the Federal Aviation Adm inistration and Ih* Florida Oeparlmenl ol Trans p o rlillo n SANFORDAIRPORT AUTHORITY By Stephen J. Cooke D irector ol Avlellon Publish: M a y0.1.1594 OERSO NOTICE TO B ID D E R ! FOR TE R M IN A L ACCESS ROAD AN DP A R KIN O IMPROVEMENTS AT CENTRAL FLORIDA REOIONAL AIRPORT SANFORD. FLORIDA S ta le d p ro p o s a ls fo r Ih s lurnlshlng o l a ll labor. m eterlals. servlets and equipment lo r T E R M IN A L ACCESS ROAO A N D P A R K IN O IM P R O V E ­ MENTS at lha Canlral Florida Regional A irp o rt w ill ba re calved by lha Sanlord A irport A uthority al tha Of tic* o l tha D irector ol Aviation, Canlral Florida Regional A irport, 1715 M s llo n v lll* Avenue, Sanlord. Florida 11771 until 11:00 A M , June 1, I t t t , *1 which tlm * th* p ro p o s a ls w ill b * p u b lic ly opened and read aloud Bidders a r* Invited to submit proposals on Proposal Forms provldad. A bid price must b* subm illed lor each bid echtdula and tor each Item listed on ths Proposal Forms On and alter May 1, I t t t , copies o l the Plans, Specific* Horn, and other Contract Docu manls may b* esemlned at th* o lllc s o l Ihs Director ot Avia lion, Central Florida Regional A lrp o rl. or a l Ih* o lllc e ot B ristol. Childs A Assoclatas. Inc . t o i l Salttdo Street. Coral O ab laa, F lo rid a 111** 1*1*. Complete documents may be obtained trom sllher Ih* o ttlc* ot Ih* Director ot Aviation or B ristol. Childs A Associates. Inc. by payment ol 175 00 tor each sat. Payment lor Plsns snd other Contract Documents must b * m ad* by check or money order payable lo Ihe "SAN FORD AIRPO RT AUTHORI T Y ." Cash w ill nol b* accepted. NOTICEOF FICTITIOUS NAME N olle* 1* hereby given thal I am engaged In business *1 M l E. Altamonte Drive, Suit* 1010. A ltam onte Springs, Seminole C oun ty, F lo r id * , un der th * Fictitious Mem* of CLIFFWOOD HOLDINGS and that I Intsnd to raglstsr said name w ith Its* Division o l Cor porallon*. Tallnhasse*. Florida. In accordance w ith Ih* pro vision* o l lha Fictitious H im * Statutes To W it: Section M l Ot. Florida Statutes i t t t . GOLFTeRRACEIN C . A Florida Corporation Publish: M a y l. m e OER a NOTICEOF SALE Pursuant to Florida Stalutes, Sell Storage Act. Sections U RM A 11.107 S ol* o l O lllc s A H ousehold goods In loasod space, lo satisfy owner liens: la Elaine Moor* SI M arten* P. Brown 111 John S. Siachle 175 Ana M arla W illiam s IH Lane# J.H IavIn 151 Stephen F. Anderson 114 Juan P. Rivera To be sold or disposed ol Tues.. M ey 17, me * t 10 e.m , Public Auction, cash only. A t: SunRay StoraAway, 010 Rinehart Road. Lake M ary, F L 117*0. Soma may pay up. Call: (e07l 111 4151. Publish: May I A t, m e D E R II �a; 1 0 1 - Sanford H erald. S an lord, Florida - Sunday, May B. 1994 Legal Notices Legal Notices NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME N olle* I t hereby given that I • m engag'd In but In e tt *1 J»S Sllvargate Loop. Lake M ery. Seminole County. F lo rid *, under the F lc lltlo u t Name ot MOON ANO MOON and that I Intend *o re g iite r ta ld name w ith the D lvltlo n o l Corporation!. T a ll* h a t tee Florida. In aecordanee w llh Ihe p r o v lt lo n t o l the F lc lltlo u t Nam * Statute*. To W it. Section MS OT. F lo rida Statute* 1001 Donald L Moon Sr. P u bllth. M a y*. 1004 DER r j CODE ENFORCEMENT ■OARD SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA C at* No 04 I I CB SEMINOLE COUNTY, a political tub divltlon ol the State ot Florida. Petitioner, vt BETTY J BROWN Retpondenl NOTICE OF HEARINO (SECTION 14112(11, FLORIDA STATUTES TO: Betty J Brown PO BeaH t Thlellt. NY 100*4 Property DeterIplion Lot I* A N i t vacd alley *d | on S A W »t vacd a ll* / ad| on E. Section }0. To w nthlp 10. Rang* 10. Bookertown. Plat Book A Page 00. Public Record* o l Semlnoi* County. Florida In accordance w ith Chapter SI ot the Semlnoi* County Cod*, a hearing hat been tcheduled be lo r* the Semlnoi* County Cod* E n fo rc e m e n t B oard to de term ln* It a violation o l Ih* Semlno'e County Cod* It occur ring on the above detcrlbed property You are hereby called upon to ta t* notice that the Public Hearing w ill be con ducted In the above ttyle d caut* on the lath day ol May. I»»4. at 1:10 p m In Room 101* ot the Semlnoi* County Service* Build Ing. 1101 E a tt F lr t t Street. Sanlord F lo rida 177/1 You have been charged w ith having a m o b ile home tltu a ta d on property that It not perm itted on any R I toned p ro p e rty. In violation o l Section* S 111 and S 111. Semlnoi* County Cod* The Board w ill receive tettlm o ny and evidence at ta ld Public Hearing and the 11 make tuch finding* o l tact a t are tupported by the tetllm ony and evidence p e r ta in in g to th e m a tte r * alleged In lh * Statement of V io la tio n and R e q u e tl lo r Hearing It. prio r to the hearing, you thould com* Into compli an c* w ith Ih * County Cod* p ro v ltlo n t that you are alleged to be violating, but the violation recur* prio r to the hearing, or It the violation It not corrected by the tim e tpecitied lo r correction by the Cod* In tp e c to r. the p u blic hearing w ill be held p e rtainin g to the allegation* agam it you YOU ARE ADVISEO THAT. IF YOU DECIDE TO APPEAL A N Y D E CISIO N M A D E AT THIS HEARING. YOU W ILL N EED A RECORD OF THE PR O CEEDINGS. ANO. FOR SUCH PURPOSE. YOU MAY N EED TO INSURE THAT A V E R B A TIM RECORD OF THE P R O C E E D IN G S IS M A D E . WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY ANO EVI DENCC UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED P E R S O N S W IT H O IS A B I L IT IE S N E E D IN O TO P A R T IC IP A T E IN ANY OF T H E S E P R O C E E D IN G S S H O U L D C O N T A C T TH E EM PLOYEE RELATIONS DE P A R T M E N T . A M E R IC A N S W ITH D IS A B IL IT IE S COOR O IN A T O R . 41 H O U R S IN ADVANCE OF THE M EETIN G AT (4011111 1110. EXTENSION 1141. PLEASE GOVERN YOUR SELF ACCORDINGLY Dated th lt llt h day ol A pril. 11*4. COOE ENFORCEMENT BOARO SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA By: M ARCIA L. FU LLE R . CLERK Seminole County Service* Bldg Room No M l* 1101 E a tt F lr tt Street Sanlord. F lo rid * 11771 Telephone: (191)121 1139. E atentlon 1411 P ubllth May 1,1.11.21.11*4 DERI NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice I t hereby given that I am engaged In b u tin e tt at X ) E Altamonte D rive. Suit* 1010. A ltam onte Spring*. Semlnoi* C ounty. F lo rid a , under the F lc lltlo u t Nam* o l YORKTOWN EQUITIES and that I intend to re g ltle r ta ld name w ith the D lvltlon of Corporation* Talta h a tte *. Florida. In accordance w ith the p r o v lt lo n t o l Ih * F lc lltlo u t Nam* Statute*. To W it Section I t t o o F lo rida Statute* IW I GOLF TERRACE INC . A Florida Corporation P ubllth May I. 10*4 DER 11 NOT~ICE OF P ROC ECO IN O S FOR THE VACATINO. ABANDONING DISCONTINUING. ANDCLOSINOOF RIOHTS OF WAYOR DRAINAOE EASEMENT FOR: Calten Hemet * f Florida VA*4 I I TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN YOU W ILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE tha t Ih * Board of County C om m lttlone rt ol Semi nol* County. Florida *1 I X p m on the lath day ot May. A O . I t H In the County Com m im o n e r*' Meeting Room at Ih* Semlnoi* County Service* Building In Sanlord. Florida, w ill hold a public hearing to contlder and determine whether or not the County w ill vacate, abandon, d itco n tln u e , c lo t* , renounce and d itc le im any righ t ol the County and the public In and to the following righ t* ol way or drainage *a*#m *nt run nmg through or *d |*ce n t to Ih* detcrlbed property, to w it: That portion o l C u rtlt D rive located between the e a tte rn rig h t o l way lin e fo r B alm y Beach D rive and the Southerly attention ot lh * eattern boundry o l Lot I). M cN eil t Orange V illa per plat thereol recorded In Plat Book 1. Pag* f t . 100. and 101 ol the public record* o l Semlnoi* County. Florida P e n o n t w ith d l t a b i l l l l e t needing a ttitla n c * to pa rticl p a l* In any ol theta proceeding* thould contact the E m ploy** Relation* Department ADA Co ordmator a* hour* In advance ol th e m e a lin g a t 111-1110. eite n tio n 7*41 Perton* are a d rite d that it they decide to appeal any de C ltlont m ad* at the** meet Ingt'hearing*, they w ill need a record Ot the proceeding* and tor tuch purpot*. they may need to Inture that a verbatim record ol the proceeding* I t mad*, which include* the tetllm ony and evidence upon which the appeal I t bated per lection 1*4 0I0L Florida Statute* P ER SO N S IN T E R E S T E D M A Y A P P E A R A N D BE HEARD AT THE TIM E AND PLACE ABOVE SPEC IFIED BOARO OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS P ubllth May I. I**a DER I I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN A N D F O R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO.i oa-ttog-OR OS K IN RE. THE CHANGE O* NAME OF: D M IT R I T1MAKOV to D M ITR I FREYMAN NOTICE OF ACTION TO SERGEI TIMAKOV Retldenc* Unknown YOU ARE N O TIFIE D that an action ha* been filed In the above court to change the name of D M IT R I TIMAKOV. a minor child You are required to te r re a copy ol your w ritten detente* II any. to It an JAMES E OLSEN. ESQUIRE. A ttorney tor P laintiff, whote a d d re tt It 2S1( Edgewater D rive. Orlando. F lo rid a 11104. on or before JU N E t. 1**4 and III* the original w ith the Clerk o l Ih .t Court either before te r vice on P la in tiff* attorney or Immodl atoly Ihereattor; otharw lta a default w ill be entered again*! you tor the re lie f demanded In th * Complaint WITNESS m y hand and tha teal ol th lt Court on A P R IL 17. If*4 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE ASCLERK B Y : Nancy R. Winter DEPUTY CLERK P ubllth: May 1. A I L 73. l**4 PERU CELEBRITY CIPHER Cawrrty Ctnoi crycaqgramt c*4ied horn qualatayi* by tamuut peace* pet! end p,ete>4 Caen wnar n e * cuh*r iiw v * lor n o te , T a tt/ic K o Deque* VV ■PNWSBIJ RBBZ P N R M P B R W J WSBQ LR VLHB SMPTR D LVXB IZ NX RN JWNRB; XNIBHBI SBTIWJ.* T. — E B W B I J N R . P R E V IO U S S O L U T IO N : 'C ro o p m g ta b lo id is m hag o v u rru n TV n e w s, and now spapor new s as w ell.* — (Colum nist) Tom Shales OFF THE LEASH® by W.B. Pork “Here’s the deal: You slop Ihe cheerful chirping, and I’ll quit trying to make a meal of you.’ Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices IN THE CIECUIT COURT OF THE IT H JU D IC IA L CIRCUITOF FLORIDA. IN ANO FOR ORANOECOUNTY CASE NOi DR 14 4*04 DIVISION: I I In ra th # m ar i laga of CARLA K R I2KA Petitioner. and CHARLES KRI2KA Retpondenl NOTICE OF ACTION TO C HARLESKRIZKA ADDRESS UNKNOWN YOU ARE N O TIFIED that an action lor O lttolulkm o l Mar riago hat been tiled egam it you and you aro required lo terv# a copy o l your w ritten detente*. II e n y . to I t on C O R D O N A WARREN. P A . whoto ad drett It 1111 C .Michigan, Suit* IX . Orlando. FL 1700a on or before May ». I**4. and III# the original w ith tha clerk o l th lt court either be I or ta rv lc t on pell tioner or Immediately thereat ter; otherw lte a default w ill be entered a g a ln tl you lo r the relief demanded In the com plaint or petition OATEO on A pril 1). t**4 \ Fran Carlton A t Clark ot the Court BY Brig latte Burton A t Deputy Clerk P ubllth: A p ril II . 14 A May I. A MR DEQ 14* A D VE R TISEM EN T FO RBIDS THE SCHOOL BOARD OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. Florida w ill receive bid* a t tha o lflc * o l the School Board. 1211 South M e llo nvllto Avenue. Sanlord. Florida. » ! l l . u n til 2 00 p m ., local lim a a t w h kh tim e b id* tor th e co n tlru cllo n a fi l* M ROOF AND HVAC REPLACEMENT FOR LAKE O RIENTA E LE M E N TA R Y SCHOOL 41} Newport Avenue A llem ont* Spring*. Florida l l l g i 1**4 ROOF R EPLACEM ENT FOR IOVLLW ILOE E LE M E N TA R Y SCHOOL 4X Vihlen Road Sanlord F lo rid * 13771 Bid m u tt be accompanied bv bid depotil A B id Bond. Ceth to f't Chock or C ertified Chock tor five < ! \ ) percent ot the total amount bid The tu c c e itfu l bidder th a ll fu m lth a Performance Payment Band tor the tola! amount ot the award w ithin ton (M l day* o l notification of the award Bond* m u tt ba w ritte n by a turety company llcontod to da b u tin e tt In Florida D rawing* and tp a c ilk a lto n t w ill ba avaiiebto tra m D 8. YOUNG A ASSOCIATES. INC . M U W ett Stale Road. Long Florida 22*14M l* . Teto 14011 4*10111 A depotlt ot l l i o a including ita to la ta *, par ta t I t required w h k h I t refundable when a re tp e n tiv * bid i t tubm ined and tha Can ttru c lla n Document* are re turned In good condition wlthtn fifteen IIS) deyt tram Ih * data b<0 * a»* fe te '.e d There w ill be a p r* bid canter ence held a l Laka O rie nt* f to menlary on May 10th at 10 00 a m local nm# ( e n titlin g ot review at the prelect Im m edi atoly tallowing, mere w ill bo a p r* bid center ence at IpyltwMd* Elementary A l th lt lim a, tha Owner * re p re te n la ftv e t w ill d itc w tt the p re le c t re q u ire m e n tt end procedure* Con t r a c t a r t e ra i t r e n g l y an couraged to attend Failure to attend d o e i not re lie v e the bidder from the re tp o n tib ility to c a r ry aut the w a rk In tha manner dttcutted at the cantor onto T h lt p r* b*d conference doe* not relieve the bidder* of the on t i t * intpoefien ot the protect requirement* The Board rever vet the rig h t to waive m iner in tor m a im ** m the bidding it ta ld w a ite r i t In the Board t b o il Intorett Dated th lt d * r ot A p ril 14. I**4 / * Diann# L K ram er Director of F a cllin e t Planning A C ontlrucllon P ubllth A p ril 14 A M a r I. I. It»4 DEO 1*1 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE BIOHTBEMTH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOR ID A C IV IL ACTION CASE NO. * 1 3J0SCA DIVISION B TROY A NICHOLS. INC . P laintiff I t ) , v*. D A N IE L J. H E LF E N S T IN E . •1*1. Defendant!*) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS H EREBY OIVEN purtua nl to a Fin al Judgment of forectotura dated A pril M. I f * 4 and entered In C at* N * *2 7XSCA E of Ih* C ircuit Court of •ho E IG H T E E N T H J u d ic ia l C ircu it In and for SEMINOLE County, F lo rid * wherein TROY A NICHOLS. INC It Ihe P lain l i f t e n d D A N IE L J H E LFE N S TIN E . STARLET E H E L F E N S T IN E . K O B R IN B U IL D E R S S U P P LY . IN C . CONTRACTOR'S SUPPLY OF ORLANDO. INC.. STATE OF F L O R ID A . S E M IN O L E COUNTY. WESTLAKE MANOR H O M E O W N E R S A S S O C IA TION. INC . E M P IR E FENCE, and "JO H N D O E " n /h /a Doug H ill "JA N E D O E " n /h /p Starlet H elton tfm * a r* lh * Defendant*. I w ilt ta ll to th * htghett and b e tl bidder tor ca th *1 the W ett Ira n i ito p * a l th * SEMINOLE Ceunfy Cour thou t * a l 11:90* m . an lh * J i l t day o f M a y. I f f * , th * tot lowing detcrlbed property * | te l forth In ta ld Final Judg COOE ENFORCEMENT BOARD SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA C ataN o *2 101 CEB SEMINOLE COUNTY, a po lill cal tu b d ivltlo n o f th * Stato of Florida. Petitioner, vt D A VID A ANDERSON IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE llth JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CASE NO: *4 1*44 OR *1 K IN RE THE MARRIAOC OF ARTHUR R GAMELL. Petitioner, OIANE T OAM ELL. I. NOTICE OF ACTION TO OIANE T O AM ELL A DOR ESS UNKNOWN YOU ARE N O TIFIE D that an action tar O iuotution ot Mar rlaga h a t boon tltad ag a ln tl you and you aro required to terve a copy ot your w ritten detente* It any. to It * n A rthur R Camel I whote ad drett I t l|4 Powell B ird Apt n i l . Daytona Baach. Florida 11114 an or before Juno I, 1**4 and Ilia tha arlglnal w ith the clerk o t th lt court either before te r vice on petitioner or Imm odietoly thereafter ether w it* a default w ill be entered ag a ln tl you tor the re lie f o* mended In the cemptaml or petition OATED O n May 1, l**4 M ARYANNE MORSE A t C te rt ot Ih* Court BY Nancy R Winter A t Deputy Clerk P ubllth May L IS . 11A 1*. I**4 DER 4* COOE ENFORCEMENT BOARD SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CataNo *4 11 CEB SEMINOLE COUNTY, a political tub divltlon at tha Sta‘ * o l Florida. Petitioner. vt M A R IE R M IL L IS A T W IN OAKS INV INC IVAN X DYER. REGISTERED AGENT Retpondenl* NOTICE OF HEARINO IIIC T tO N l U . t t m i FLORIDA 9TATUTCS TO M arie R M llllt A Twin Oak t In v Inc Ivan Z Dyer. Reglttored Agent 7JO S Orange B lottom Trail 4141 Orlando. FL ntOS P roperty Deter Ipl ion Lot 4 Block t . Suniand f t la t o t . Sac lion 14. Townthlp X . Hang* X . Piet Boo* It. Pag* IL Public Record* o l Seminole County, Florida In accordance win* Chapter U at the Semlnoi* County Cad*, a hearing h a t been tcheduled bo tor# the Seminole County Code E n fo rc e m e n t B o a rd I * d * I ermine It a violation o l tha Samlnoto County Coda l* occur rin g on tha above detcrlbed property. You aro hereby called upon to taka notice that tha Public H earing w ill be con ducted In tha above ttyle d cau t* on tha 14th day ot M ay. t f* 4 at l : X p m . In Room IOX ot the Saminoi# County Service* Build Ing, 1101 E a tt P i n t Slrggt, S anlord. F lo rid a 11711. You have bean charged w ith having Inchet (24") In height located w ithin a rediue ot taventy five toot US') from a retldanca. in violation o f Section *S 1. Semi noto County Cod* Tha Board w ill receive tetllm ony end evl dene* * ! tald P u b ik Hearing and th a ll make tuch fin d in g ! of tact a t a r* tupported by tha le tllih o n y and evidence par lelnlng to tha m atter* alleged In the Statement ot Violation and Requetl fo r Hearing. If, p rio r lo the hearing, you thould coma Into compliance w ith the County Code p ro vltlo n t that you a r* alleged to be violating, but the violation recur* prio r to the hearing, o r it tha violation It not corrected by I he lim a t pec I fled tor correction by the Cod* In tpector, the public hearing w ill ba held pertaining to I ha all* linn* ag a ln tl you. YOU ARE ADVISED THAT. IF YOU DECIDE TO APPEAL A N Y O ECISION M A D E A T THIS HEARINO. YOU W ILL N E ED A RECORO OP THE PROCEEDINGS. A N D . FOR SUCH PURPOSE. YOU M AY N EED TO INSURE THAT A V ER B A TIM RECORO OF THE P R O C E E O IN O S IS M A D E . WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY ANO E VI OENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL ISTODE BASED. P E R S O N S W IT H D IS ­ A B I L IT IE S N E E D IN O TO P A R T IC IP A T E IN AN Y OP T H E S E P R O C E E D IN G S S H O U LD C O N TAC T THE EMPLOYEE RELATIONS D E ­ P A R T M E N T . A M E R IC A N S W ITH D IS A B IL IT IE S COOR­ D IN A T O R . 41 H O U R S IN ADVANCE OF THE M E B TIN O AT (401)221 IIX . EXTENSION 1*41. PLEASE GOVERN YOUR SELF ACCORDINGLY. O a ltd t h li l l t h day o l A pril, l**4. CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARO SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOR ID A B y: M A R C IA L. PULLER. CLERK Seminole County Service* Bldg. Room No. 3014 n o t E a tt F lr tt S lrte l Sanlord, Florida M i l l Telephone: (40D 22I-IIX , Catentlon 14*1 P u bllth: M ay I, I , IS. 22. I**4 DEP-7 CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARO SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA C ataN a • ) 104 C E B SEMINOLE COUNTY, a podfi cal tub d ivltlo n of lh * Slata of Florida. P oflt* ARETHA M ROBINSON R ttp e n d tn t NOTICE OF HEARINO (SECTION I t ! I l l l l . FLORIOASTATUTES TO: A rtlh a M Robtnton 400 LOCutt A rt. Apt | Sanford. FL 21711 Property Deter Iption Lot 11. Hardont Add Sac I t . Top t«. Hge I I , PB t. PO f t . O fficial Record* o f Seminole County. Florida In accordance w ith Chapter 11 Ol tha Samlnoto County Cod*. a hearing h a t been tcheduled be to r* Ih* Samlnoto County Coda E n lp r c tm a n t B e a rd ta da torm ina If a violation of the Seminole County Cod* I l occur ring on Ih * abdv* deter .bed property Y *u aro hereby called upon to lake notice that the Public Hearing w ill ba con ducted In the above tty le d cauta on the 14th day o f M ay. l**4. at I X p m In Room ION of the Saminoi* County Service* Build Ing. H 9I E e tt F lr t t Street. S e nior*. F lo rid a 11711. You hav* bean charged w ith having Ir e ili and debri* on Ih* prgperty and eacettlve wood growth over tw e n ty fe u r In ch e t (2 4 ") in height, located w ithin a ra d lu t of levenfy five tool I7S‘ ) from a , retidonc*. which violate* Sec lien *S X Semlnoi* County Cod* The Board w ill receive le tllm o ny and evidence a l ta ld Public Hearing and th a ll make tuch finding* of fact a t aro tupported by tha tottlm ony and avldanca p e r ta in in g to tha m a ll e r t alleged In tha S la la m tn f of V io la tio n and R a q u a it to r Hearing. If, p rio r fo tha hearing, you thould coma Into compli anca w ith the County Cod# p ro vltlo n t that you are elleoed to bo violating, but tha vloialion re c u rt prio r to the hearing, or II tha violation It net corrected by the lim e tpecitied for correction by the Cod# In tp e c to r, Ih * p u b lic hearing w ill ba held pe rtaining fo tha a lltg e llo n t ag a ln tl you. YOU ARE ADVISED THAT, IF YOU DECIDE TO APP E A L A N Y O EC ISIO N M AO E AT THIS HEARINO. YOU W ILL N E ED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEOINOS. ANO, FOR SUCH PURPOSE. YOU M AY N E ED TO INSURE THAT A V ER B A TIM RECORO OF THE P R O C E E D IN G S IS M A D E , WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVI OENCE UPON WHICH THE A P P E A U S T O B E BASED. P E R S O N S W IT H D I S ­ A B I L I T I E S N E E D IN O TO P A R T IC IP A T E IN A N Y OF T H E S E P R O C E E O IN O S SH O U LO C O N TAC T TH E EM PLOYEE RELATIONS DE P A R T M E N T . A M E R IC A N S W ITH D IS A B IL IT IE S COOR O IN A T O R . 41 H O U R S IN AOVANCE OF THE M E E TIN G AT <401)12M1X. EXTENSION 7*41. PLEASE GOVERN YOUR SELF ACCORDINGLY. D a ltd th lt l l t h day e l A p ril. !**4. COOEENFORCEM ENT BOARD SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOR ID A B y: M ARCIA l . FU LLE R . CLERK Saminoi* County Servlet* Bldg. Room No. X I* 1101 E * tt F lr tl Street Sanlord. Florlda2277l Telephone: (-407) 221 -1IX. E k Itn tlo n 7441 P u bllth: M ay 1.9, IS. 22.1**4 D IR -* LOT J*. W ESTLAKE MANOR U N IT ONE ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RE CORDED IN PLAT BOO* 27. AT PAGES J THROUOH S. INCLUSIVE. OF THE PUBLIC R E C O R D S OF S E M IN O L E COUNTY FLORIOA WITNESS M Y HAND and Ih* teal at fh it Court an A p ril **, 1*04 (S IA L I HONORABLE M ARYANNE MORSE Clark at lh * C ircuit Ceurt By Darefhy W Bafton Deputy Clerk IMPORTANT NOTICE AM E R IC AN S W i TH D IS A B ILITIE S ACT OF I f f * A d m lm ttre flrt Order Ho *2 21 P erton* w ith a d ite b tfity who need a tpectal eccammodatton to p a rfk ip a to m fh it proceeding thould contact ADA Coordinator at X I N Park Avenue Suit* N X I. Ia n ford F lo rid * I J l f t al toatl five I I I day* p rio r to fho proceeding Telephone 14011 22141K E r l 4711, 1400 **1 t u n t o o ) or i w o n t (HOI V I. via F lorida R ttay S a rv k t P ubllth May I IS. t**4 OER *1 COOE ENFORCEMENT BOARD S 9 M IN O L I COUNTY. FLORIDA C ataN a *4 I*C E B SEMINOLE COUNTY, a p o lill cal wbdivitaan of th* Stato a* Florida. Pet.nenor. vt FR A N K LIN SMITH '* Retpondenl NOTICE OF HEARINO (SECTION I I I I l l l l . FLORIOASTATUTES TO FrenklinS m ith 41*0Orange Boulevard Sanlord. FL M i l I Properly D etcnplion L o ft 1 A 4 n e tt N 14* 1 II ol Lai 1 A N I X II ol Lot 41. Black I. Section I*. Tow nthlp I* Mange M Sanlord Farm *. Plat Boo* I, Pag# U4 Public Record* of Saminoi* County. Tlortd* In accordance w ith Chapter SI ol th * Sammoto County Code, a hearing h a t baan tcheduled b* tor* Ih* Sammoto County Cad* E n fo rc e m e n t B o a rd lo da •ormlno If a vloialion ol Ih* Saminoi* County Cod* I* occur ring on the above deter,bad property You are hereby called upon to lake nolle* Thai Ihe Public H earing w ill be con dueled In Ih* above ttyled caut* on lh * N th day of May. I**4. *1 I X p m In Room 101* of Ih# Seminole County Service* Build Ing. IlS l E e tl F l r t l Slroef. S anluid F lo rid a M i l l You have boon charged with building a tlru c tu r* without obtaining a perm it. In violation of Section 101 of fho Standard Building Cod*, a t adopted by Section 10 SI el Ihe Semlnoi* County Cade Th* Board w ill racalv* latlim ony and evidence *• ta ld P ubik Hearing and th a ll m ak* tuch finding* of I act a t a r* tupported by lh * tetllm ony and avldanca pertaining lo the met to rt alleged In Ih * Statement el V lo ia lio n and R a q u ttl fa r Hearing. If, prio r lo the hearing, you tliould com * Into compli an c* w ith lh# County Code o vitlo n t that you are elleged b* violating, but ih * violation re cu rt prio r lo fho hearing, u r If th* vloialion I t not corrected by Ih* lim e toecllied tor correction by Ih * Cod* In tp e c to r, Ihe p u blic haarlng w ill be hold pertaining to Ih * allegation* ag alntl you. YOU ARE AOVISED THAT, IF YOU DECIDE TO APPEAL A N Y O E C IS IO N M AOE AT THIS H EAR IN O . YOU W ILL N EED A RECORO OF THE PR O CEEDINGS. AND, FOR SUCH PURPOSE. YOU MAY N E ED TO INSURE THAT A V ER B A TIM RECORO OP THE P R O C E E O IN O S IS M A D E . WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY ANO EVI OENCE UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS T O B E BASEO. P E R S O N S W I T H O IS A B I L I T I E S N E E D IN G TO P A R T IC IP A T E IN ANY OF T H E S E P R O C E E O IN O S S H O U LD C O N TAC T THE EM PLOYEE RELATIONS OB P A R T M E N T . A M E R IC A N S W ITH D IS A B IL IT IE S COOR D fN A T O R , 41 H O U R S IN ADVANCE OF THE M EETIN G AT (4 0 !)1 2 I-IIX . EXTENSION 7*41. PLEASE GOVERN YOUR SELF ACCORDINGLY. 0 * lo d th lt l l t h day o l A p ril, l**4. CODE ENFORCEMENT BOARD SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA By: AAARCIAL. FULLER. CLERK Semlnoi* County Service* Bldg. Room No. M l* 1101 E a tt F lr tl Street Sanford. F lorid*M 77I Telephone: (401)211 IIX , E «t*ntlon744l P ubllth: M ay 1 ,1 .11,12, lf»4 DER J C NOTICE OP HEARINO (SECTION 142.11(1), FLOR ID A STATUTES T O l D a v id A A n d r r to n X 10 Ruby S lrte l Sanford. FL M i l l P roperly Deter ipl ion L o ft 1 A 14 A ta of vacd i t N of Lot 14. Booth* Subd. Section M. Town th lp If. Rang* 39. Plat Book S. Pag* *. P u b ik Record* of Semi natoCounty. Florida In accordance w ith Chapter S) at th * Samlnoto County Cod*, a haarlng h a t baan tchoduted be to r* th * Samlnoto County Cod* E n fo rc e m e n t B o a rd la da torm ina If a violation of th* Samlnoto County Cad* I t occur ring on Ih * a b o rt detcrlbed property Yeu a r* hereby called upan to laka node* that Ih* Public H aarlng w ill b * can dueled in lh * above ttyle d c a u t* an Ih# H lh day at May. Iff* , at 1:19 p m . In Room IAN Of fho Samlnoto Caunty Service* B uild ing, l i l t B a il F l r t l Slroat. Sanfard. F lo rid a 21111 Yeu hay* bean charged w lfh having inchet 114") in height totaled w ithin a ra dm t a* tavonfy live I eel (11*1 from a retldenc*. in vtotafien of lac lion *1 1 Sami nato Caunty Cad* Tha Board w ill receive totttm eny and evl dene# af ta ld Public Haarlng and th a ll m a k* tuch finding* *f tact a t * r * tup ported by lh * te tllm o n y and avldanca par lam ing ta lh * m a lle rt alleged m the Statement pf Vrotation and Requetl tor Heortng II. prle r to the haarlng. you thawta cam* into com pli anc* w ith lh * Caimty Cad* p ro v ltlo n t m at yeu ar* alleged to be vtotaimg but ih* violation re cur* p rio r to Ih* haarlng. ar If lh * dotation I t nol car reeled by me lim e tpecitied tor correction by Ihe Cad* In tpector. me public hearing w ill be help patterning to m * eiieg * fo n t ag em tl yew YOU ARE ADVISED THAT. IF YOU DECIDE TO APPEAL AN Y O E C IS IO N M A D E AT THIS H EARINO. YOU W ILL N E ED A RECORO OF THE PRO C EED IN G S. A N D . FOR SUCH PURPOSE. YOU MAY NEEO TO INSURE THAT A V E R B A TIM RECOROOF THE P R O C E E D IN G S IS M A O E . WHICH RECORO INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVI DENCE UPON W HICH THE A P P E A U S T O B E BASEO 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 TO P A R T IC IP A T E IN ANY OF T H E S E P R O C E E O IN O S S H O U LO C O N T A C T THE EMPLOYEE RELATIONS OE P A R T M E N T . A M E R IC A N S W ITH D IS A B IL IT IE S COOR O IN A T O R . 41 H O U R S IN ADVANCE OF THE M E E TIN O AT (4971121 I I A EXTENSION 1*41 PLEASE GOVERN YOUR SELF ACCORDINGLY Deled m *t l* m dey of A p ril lf*4 COOE ENFORCEMENT BOARO SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA By MARCIA L FU LLE R . CLERK Semin*!* County S arvka t Bldg Ream No X I4 HOI E a tl F lr tl Sheet Sanlord F ie n d * M l! I Telephone n o r u . i l l » C ito n tie n 1441 P ubllth M e y l. l. II. M. It*4 OER 1 NOTICE TOTHS PUBLICi Notice i t hereby given that the Beard el A d |w tlm *nl ot lh * City ot Sanlord w ill hold e regular meeting an May 12. I»»4, In m* Clip H all Com m illio n Chamber* • I 11; X a m m order to contid or * requetl tor vor lance in lh* Zoning Ordinance a t II p a rietal la Ira ni yard requiram anlt In a SR I d lt lr k le n LOT 2 A S ta OF ST ADJ ON N A A LL LOT J BLK I TR E TOWN OF SANFORD, a t r * carded In PB I PO to of lh * P ublic R acardt *1 Seminole County. Florida Being m ar* t p t o f k a lly de scribed a t located 400 Orange Avenue Planned ute o l the properly It to erect a carport. La rry B lair. Chairman Board of A d |u tlm *n l AOVICE TO THE PUBLIC If a par ten decide! to appeal a dacltlon m ad* w ith retpeef to any m a ile r contlder * d af I he above m e e tin g o r h e a rin g , h * /th * w ill need a verbatim record of Ih* proceeding* in eluding th * totlim ony and evl dene*, w hich re co rd I t net provided by lh * C ity of Sanford (FSJMOIOS) P E R S O N S W I T H O IS A B I L I T I E S N E E D IN O ASSISTANCE TO P A R T IC I­ PATE IN AN Y OF THESE P R O C E E O IN O S S H O U L D / CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE AOA COORDINATOR A T 310 1474 41 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE M E E TIN O . P ubllth: A p ril 2t A May E, l**4 OEQ-177 CIRCUIT COURT, COUNTY OF SEM INOLE, STATE OF FLORIDA CASE NO.i F4-IM2-DR-S1-K MELISSA l . BERLON, P etition er/W ilt. VS. JASON BERLON, Ratpondanl/Hutband. NOTICE OP ACTION TO: JASON BERLON YOU ARE H E R E B Y NOTI­ F IE D that a Patman for Dlt•olutlon of M arriage h a t baan Iliad ag a ln tl you. You a re re­ quired lo te rv * a copy ol your w ritten dafantat. If any, lo th* action on the P etitioner'* al to rn a y . W IL L IA M W. C A R ­ PENTER. ESQ., w hot* ad drett I l (40 E. Highway 424. Long wood, FL M IX , on or betore th# l*1h of M AY, l**4 and III* Ih* original w ith Ih * Clerk of (h it Court either before te rv lc * on P la ln llff't attorney or Immedi • le ly 1hereafter; otherw lte, a Judgment w ill be entered tor Ih* re lie f demanded In Ih * Petition. WITNESS m y hand and tael ol th lt Court on th lt lath day of A P R IL . 1**4. (SEAL) M AR YAN N E MORSE C LE R K O P T H E C IR C U IT COURT BV.NANCY R. W INTER P ubllth: A p ril 17,14 A May 1 ,1. lf* 4 DEQ 144 C LA S S IFIE D ADS Seminole 322-2611 Orlando - Winter Park 831-9993 CLASSIFIED 0 £ P T PRIVATE PARTY RATES HOURS 14 comKulht* tlm M _____ Sit a Nnt 7 cofWKuttvt tlm **............. 70e 9 llnd 3 constcuMv* tlmg*--------- IK • lln$j| •:00 A.M.- 3:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY 1 tlm d MVMM«WmaH.M<HW.N,|1,1| 9 llfld R ain «f* p*f Is s u e . b (itd on 3 lint* •3U ng t Minimum NOW ACCEPTING Schodtamg may eKtade Herald Adverb*** al # » cool of on adtkhonal day Cancel whan you gat ro tu d t Poy erty toy day* ymx ad new of tato earned U t* M deoenpoen tor to tto tl roam * Copy muet to*ow acroplabto type grafdvcal torm -Commercial kequency rate* ar* avaiahto DEADLINES Tuetday thru Friday U Noon The Dey Betor* Pubtaabon Sunday 17 Noon Fraley* Monday 1 20 P M Fraley A D JU S T M E N T S A N O C HECXTS: In Ih # e v e n o f o n e r ro r In a h ad, th e S a n fo rd M#ca»d w ttl h a re e p o n e ib l# fo r Mi# f l r t f In tp rD o n o n ly a n d o n ly lo M w * * 1 * n l o f lh # c o s t o t th a t In o p rtto n . Pip — a d w e l l y o u r b d lo r — c u r a c y M w fir m d a y I t ru n e Legal N o tic e s NOTICE OF FICTITIO US NAME N a tk * I* hereby given mat I am engaged in b u tin e tt at H I E Altamonte Drive. Swito i0># A ltam onte Spring*. Seminole C e vn ty. F lo rid a under lh * F lc lltlo u t Nam* at WARINO EQUITIES and that I intend to re g ltto r ta ld name w ith in* D ivition Ot Carporalwnt. Talta h a tte * F lo rid*, m accordance w ith Ih * p r a v lt la n t a l lh * F lc lltlo u t Nam* Stahrtot. T* W ill Seclian M l * * . F lo rid * Statute* t*» l GOLF TERRACE INC . A F tor Ida Carpar alien P ubllth May I- »**4 OER FI NOTICE OF FICTITIO US NAME F tatk* to hereby given m et I am engtged In b u tin e tt *• X ) t Altamonte Drive. Suita 1*1* A ltam onte Spring*. Seminole Cewniy. F lo r id * , unoar in * F lc tllta u * N am * *1 LE M A C EQUITIES and m al I mtond to re g ltto r te ld name w ith lh * Oivttton e l Cerpereiion*. Telia h a tte * rto v td * ta accordance w ith Ik * p r o v lit o n t *1 Ih * F k lllto w t Nem* S 'elutot T * W II Sec Hen M l * * Flo rida S 'a v to t reel GOLF TERRACE INC . A F tor ole C*rpa**iton P ubiith May B I f i DER 1* NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Nonce I t hereby given McConnell Tewing w ill te ll el P u b ik Auction tor Seiveg* tor ca th an dem and ta h ig h a tl bidder. Ihe toi tow tag detcrlbed r th k to S IF M FT Chevy IN * *L !S }IM i) 9-19*4 HCadd. 40**SF*|49X) FI Ford J C fU A m tC a ia ie t* 1] Chevy 1NNRTOI44X* 11 Chevy JIIR 0IH4M 444P*I| 4 1 *4 to Dodge l (iX G trk O L 04404*4 I X *4 1* Chevy IU 4JASI0W 71IKD 1NM Rambler H1I1M1 The auction w ill be held el 11 00 p m an la id dale* above Me Cannon Tewing 1 Recovery 1*00 Sanlord A .• S anlerdFta M il) P re tp e c liv * bidder* may In tpocl vehicle* on* hour prio r to tato T trm t are cath or carllliaci fu n d i McConnell Tewing re ter vet lh * righ t ta accept or re|e<t any and all bid* P ubiith May I t«*4 OER 44 iN T M B CIRCUIT COURT ~ OF THE EIGHTEENTH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA C IV IL ACTION CASE NO MB4MCA DIVISION 14 B FE D E R AL HOME LOAN MORTOAOC CORPORATION. P la ln lllf lil, vt ANDREW W AYNE H A LL, a l al. D tf* n d * n t|tl NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS H EREBY OIVEN purtuanl to a Final Judgment ol torectotur* deled A pril » . 1*14, and entered In C at* No *4 OOJ1CAI4 B *1 Ih * C ircuit Court ol th * EIGH TEEN TH Judicial C ircuit in and tor SEMINOLE Cwmty, Florida whareta FEO ER AL HOME LOAN M ORT­ GAGE CORPORATION I t Ih* P la ln tlfI and A N D R E W W A Y N E H A L L . V IV IA N L. H A LL. BANK OF AMERICA f / k / a S E C U R IT Y P A C IF IC NATIONAL BANK, a t T ru tto * Under Ih* Pooling and Servicing Agreement dated a t o l Novem bar 2*. 1*1*. S e ria l 1*1* I. TU SKABAY HOMEOW NER'S ASSOCIATION. INC . and THE U N IT E D S T A T E S OF AMER IC A ara lh * O altndanlt. I w ilt ta ll to ih * highatl and b a il bidder lo r cath a l Ih* w e ll front tla p t o l Ih * SEMINOLE County Court bout# at I I 00 a m ., on M ay 21, IH 4 , lh * follow ing detcrlbed property a t ta l forth In ta ld Final Judgment: LOT 1. TUSKABAY. PHASE I. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK 11, PAOeS 21 AND X . OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , FLORIDA. WITNESS M V HAND and Ih* teal of t h il Ceurt on M ay 1 ,1f*4. (SEAL) HONORABLE M ARYAN N E MORSE C lark of th * C ircuit Court B y: JanaB . Jatawlc Deputy Clark IMPORTANT NOTICE AM ERICANSW ITH D IS AB ILITIE S ACT OF ItfO Admlnl tlr a llv * Order No. *1 1 ! P erto nt w ith a d lta b lllfy who need a ip ecla l accommodation to participate In M ill proceeding thould con ta d AOA Coordinator at X I N. Park Avonut. Suita N. X I , Sanlord. Florida 22711 at la a tl fly * IS) d a yt prio r to Ih* procM dlng. Tolaphono: (401) 3214JX B kt. 42311 MOOTS! I1 7 IIT 0 0 ). or 1-900-*55-I770IV), vlo F lorida Relay Service. P ubllth: M ay I . IS. I f f ! D IR -44 11— K l d t r l y O r t ADULT CARE in our p rlv a to * home Sanford area L e tt <X" tovtng c a r* tor your toyed ■net Contact HW if 171 *142 13—Happy Mother's Day TO ELOIS9 9 W A R R IN On ‘1 /o u t G jvuuim olnt\ T h e#f• G 'e *4 "s it. im jt %G'AAdtKftt A *4 th* liftt *** bv* f*e*e Nbft'l to u tin g t,fc« end WiVfl »o*« I tit VJ £ < M *ri JiMth# Curry IMw*) o \\c m < \ U Lout H APPY MOTHERS D A Y! Prtm All ol s/% twr f#mt Manly* Vilffif. C h arlH VM>4 T O M T M A D ffA l \ I •Do is > i uUH H orn You re more than a grand daughter could I I I lor. yob have been my melher. my g ra n d m o th e r, end a tru e friend I work you to knew thql I Lev* You end w ith you p very Happy Mother t Day l e v * a lw a y t Your grand dough tor Lekithe Ja c t ten O a A N DMA WE LOVE YOUt Stonoy. Ttoth* M ariey. M u l J tin. Notey. Thorn and thotp . thro# ra ft Oh yeah Jennifer j S Athtoy *1*0_____________ _ Do tSomiont S fu c ia l W * to r t you today and aver, day af lh * year Yeu a r* oto tpectal Atom I Have a G R EA' d a yl Lev*. K ritlm * and Pamela_______i D (ljou S fitc 'u d We want you to know lhai you a r * m o il lo v e d H ave .a (netted Mother i Day I P eggy. M e lin d a , Tom aka. Shannon. Herbert. le C e rri _ 3 1 - Persona Is O IN T L IM E H . Looking lor rd; la a a lle n l Looking lor light b o d y t c r u b t f D e lin g ! P artlet? Look no further. Cali Diamond M in * Entertainm ent 401 341 7*40 o u lc a llt only " Legal Notices NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATU TE’ TO WHOM IT M AY CONCERN: Nolle* I t haraby given that GOLF TERRACE. INC . a Flor Ida corporation, p u rtu a n l to Section 1410*. Florida S latulai. w ill ra g ltla r w ith lh# D lvltlon PT Corporation*. Florida Depart men I ol Stale, upon prool e l Ih* publication of th lt nolle*. Ih* flc lltlo u t nem *. lo w ll: OSBY EQUITIES under which If aapaclt to engage In b u tin e tt al X I E. A lla m o n it D rive. S uit* 1010, A ltam o nl* S prlngi. In Semlnoi* County, Florida That Ih * party Intaratled In ta ld b u tin e tt e n ie rp rlte I t u follow*: GOLF TERRACE INC . • • a Florida corporation 1 Dated a l O rlando, O ra ngt County. F lo rid* on May 4 .1**4. P ubllth: M a y t. 1**4 DER 47 �Sdnfnrrt H erald, Sanford, Florida - S unday, M ay B, 1994 - 111 ~ 21—Personals 43—Investigative _____ Services___ ADOPTIONS f r « medical ca rt. transpor ta tlo n , counseling, p riv a te doctor plus living txpe ntet Dor l i m n Clearwater After nay JaAn F rtcke r......I H k t t t H N a L E G A L PHOTOORAPHYa H tetonebto rates C a llffl r w 55—Buslnoss Opportunities 15—Special Notices W BHM 41—Money to Lend ~ YOURCLASSIFIEDAO TOUSANYTIME OAVONNICHTI MEET DRIVING AND S T Ill GET THE MONEY) 407-323-9408 For convenient and aconomt cal advar tilin g nothing baa It i ha San lord Mar aid F a i ut your ad to Iho C la iu lie d Ovpl and Includa lha tallowing In formation 0 B illing nam s.eddrtss. and phono n u n bar * Contat I noma and phono ' hum bar lor ad fa c ilita tio n dS tarldata •N u m be r at day t you would Ilka ydvr ad to run 131 you hova any q w ilK n t p le a s e c a ll lh a C lo u M ia d j f d v a r l l i l n g O a p a r lm a n l Monday Friday. I IB I SB A ll you naad It your lltlo Jack Diamond tor aptioinlmonl __________ M W t 71-Help Wanted ACCOUNTINGCIERN Good typing t k llli. manual poitm g of payablai and ra calyablai M u ll ha .a arpori anco Call M i r tOi a ACCOUNTINO CLERK a M M hr Put your Le tu i to work horol Fun. caiual ottlca D onollti with ttiri lob FREE B IO I S t RAT ION AAA EMPLOYMENT __ ragW Htb St________ AOO TO TOUR INCOMS S IL L AVON NOW! CALL t t i t o iT e r ITT i l l ! ADVERTISINGSALES 31—Private Instructions | tW IM LESSONS. SANFORDPL W ill resume May JOfh . I » M i l Jack lo to o la 33—Cemetery Lots IK LA W N FA I K Gordon * f C h ritte t State I ' XBaseh in in f41—Health 1 Fitness I I A O t TO LO IB , M A IN TA IN or OAIM W EIG H T* Alt Mat Prod Foot O-aot Mow I I * M ia APPLIED! I l l HN W a lra ln local work ________ s u m s * ; i_________ AVON products1,#*8. e a rn to SP% No doov/door. P T/FT Saudi 11I I If)/1 S O P M A jli* BAGGAGE HANDLERS V IN O IM O ROUTS' Tirad ol gat rich quick d e alt* Want a good, solid. raal but m a il* Wa got III Priced to to ll FAX KIT ’N’ CARLYLE® by Larry Wright 71- Help Wanted ( t t a b llih o d com pany now accepting r t w m n lor both mwdo and outtida io<ai P rint ad va rl'im g ta io t arpananco pratarrad tor outtida total ta io m a rla tin g la la t a tp a ri anca p ra ta rra d lo r m t'd a Piooia land resume w ith u i o r r raguiram am i to Blind Boa MB. C O Tho Sanford Marald PO H oi UA7. Santord Ft m r iiia r _____ __ AGENTS REAL ESTATE I Hathmg tuccaodt Ilka lu c c a ti Wa ra wall Into our Irddacada at training lu c c o ttfu l aganit tea h e rn ia * We II help* WATSON REALTYCORP R IA L T O R I i l l MO* Good slattin g salary to m t tips Call today JSJ STS * 3 * _______ P /7 Book k vapor s i la a tl 30 h n 'w k lor > o lllc ti. In Do Ilo n a . A l l S p g l. T ra v e l agency aap would bo o plus, b u t n o t n e c e s s a ry . C a ll <B* 111 I SSI d u rin g o ffic e hours Weekends m t Ita son DELIVERY HELP O r ly p r s naadad A m /P m shifts a ran Must hare ace nemwsl r s liable tra n ip t At least t l yrs at age w ith iand driver license end proof of insurance CoU Pam ot O on M ills 111 (M l r o e M*F DLLIVfR r/R 00T E DRIVERS G A R A G E SALE G U ID E L IN E S I . A d v e r lfa # w h d l p e o p te w a n t! C h A d fb n i d o Fung d u h n i coAk I b a t . W i boohs a n d a n k q u a i arg ttd m o it DOper lor no rm J. Hah* h e o n v tm id n l Id a H o p at y o u r g a r t g o a a la l (to u r i r w a i t •d w p id lB p a rking ipw co F o i l m*ont w ith ckrg cbont to parking a re a U»k« arra n g a m a n ts w tr i n o g h b o n S. M a lta It g a t y to p e y t Hawar plan ty o f c ha nge a n d a ly it o m tor h a n d in g M ake t o r t o n a p a rson n o n duty or Ml I m t i a t a c a n tra k ia d toesrton pretoeabfy w ith a calcula tor o r adding m a cia na 4. P ro v id e p rlo o a . Do n o t m a k a avwry pa rson asA, 'H o w m uch is Fua 7 P n o o i m a ka tor quack of tw e lv e s a to i or a g o o d ptaoR tor cu s to m e rs to start b a rgain ing I . Oo< s n a a rty a ta ri. S at u p tk s p ld y s N ovgnm g bo tore 4 poastoto. I. DepdslflwnUlUe. Sdparat# tod nsipamns itarns from tod man ootfy artas Group kimrkjrd, dottang. coyi lawn wynpmont and otoar lams wtto smior maucharxSia 7. Baoctatfia. Estabhsh ona was tor *Undd» W anodwr tor ‘Under JV Conudgr having a batch of IRntt tost arg 'FflCE wtto porchato of U * ftomember ton youngilars, too Encouago Rus wtto small, krw pncod rbons toot wo T»P*oonato for tots purposa t . TI i m y o u r data o a rM u lfy l H ave R a t « bm o w h a n m o st p a opld a rg a t h o m a a n d u n c o n c a rn a d w dh special e v e n t* ♦ . C o m b ln # y o u r o M o rta l In co rp o ra te y o u r sola w dh a ne ig hbo r to r m o ro vanuty a n d g re a te r im pa ct 10. Da a p a c lflc l W h e n o dvw rsung your sale m t f e n e w ip a per. Ik I indrvtduaf item s D on't s un ^iy say. * ie v w » tomgs a v a ia b te * E ach Bmo you lis t an Horn, you a r t uroadonm g to# k i t o f po te n tia l custom ers *11, B e g e n e ro u s I If you h a re ite m s lo ft over, grvo th e m to a ch a rita b le o rganisa tion If you see to o l som e tom s e re not m o vin g w n i d u rin g toe sole, m a rk (hem do w n d u ring to e la st hours H em em ber, d ie prim e re ason tor P o k in g toe sate is to lu mi y o u r u n w a n te d item s Into cash I APPLY al; 9 0 *7 J M 7 7 B Delivery and Route Drivers m u ted Clean driving record required lond relum e and salary requirements to Enter p ritss WOO » ll SR cia Suite M l Altamonte Springs FL l i n e ______________________ DRIVERS NEEDED A G CARRIERS. Tdsaros. FI. a wall as'obi lined and grow mg C entral F lo rid a based company o tte rt you O llc lo lac par rn 10 O U p to ll Oteml par mo e Dee OH Par o Unloading Pay a Vacat on Pay o Sate’ y A Parlormanca Bonus o Spouse R'dmg Program • A rt'a g e Trip 17 Days O la te M o d si uen*eniienei Tractors It you have 1 yea's tractor tra ile r. OTR and snow and na • aparionca plus a good driving record call _______I BBMMBBSd________ DRIVERS W ANUD O uanrw da rp pfodvke neuter Lang ditlanca. COL roguirad Clean MVR Call tor appllca Hon aolM Q lM d BAm ePm DRIVERS Cl«l« A netottot »Of ffiifp M d t o t RFkd M a tt h4vf 1 P N T| f t p . pP»Y»Ksel c##d. (teen M V * e M *ft»«tifr to p « it drug t« ttt 0>Rt » t l N f W N i l I t M I H DUCT MECHANIC k i p a r l a n c a d w ith v a lid d r iy a rs llc a n ta A p p ly In parson Santord Healing A A ir ISOS S Santord Ava Santord __________ B O B __________ 71-Help Wanted OPERATORS 7 1 - H e lp W a n te d P ari tim e hours Good pay Cell Pom at Oian M ills W B3*l E O E M /F M EDICAL Lo ral'long haul Up to ttoo 0 week Call today 113 S it ITU • DUMP TRUCK D R IV E R * No lay o tlt Karat Plenty ot work h o rff Den t w all! FREE R IO ISTR ATIO N AAA EMPLOYMENT MOW l l t te» BARN BOSBB/WBto Far. Month If you Rove courage c o lli H ltfR IB f.tW .R N . LIP INDUSTRIAL SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS Mon Thu'S t*y hr work days Pd holiday k vacation Apply a ll Saa Dal. n e t 0*d U k a SAary Rd kantord H I M il E K F IR IIN C ID NAIL 11 CH Sant F la a M o rktt. O lt / G t l ___ 11) *801 FAMILY SERVICE COUNSELOR G ibraltar Maueotevm Carp la Marching tor a lom ity larvKO COunMter This position ro quires o r»spons<bte person who is o M il s'ertor has strong linbncial goals and is sates and to r. i t ortentad A loading company in our fie ld . • • » **•' ait m a le ' benatlts Including M IK profit sharind Average income In Florida a ■reediSMaW It you are to o lin g a carve' opportunity e llh Its* (fso wad mg sate* team in lha indu ttry. tel sm aattolalS Call katas Visa PrttrdanC •as IIS MM FIBERGLASS WORKERS Apopka ar*a E ip a n a n ce d la m in a lo is . t ln is h a r i gaicoaters and mo*d bunds*s Drug screen required Good company benefits M> t o t Use THIS BOSS REWARDS HARO WORK M a rry Melds pays tor parlor mance ovary F rld e y l Day h r t only, nc nights Insured car required, paid mileage Call M a rry Maids i l l IISS Full time * I ih lfl, weak ends off Eopartonca m an acute cere M flin g end management highly do si ra t i« Coma end be a pa rt ot tha changing trend in long term core Salary da pendant u|Mn aipertenca LPN Full lim a and p a ri lim e I and I I hour th ills a .a llo ti# Good l*adarship skills a must CN l and G P H 's w ith p re vio u s leadership •■parlance also •nc our aged lo apply Drug lr*o workplace PRESSER/DRY CLEAN F u ll lim a • • p e n a n c e d . Silt /wool end pent finisher _________ Call ISiSSSI_________ Apply In Restaurant M anager and Assistant' Manegar naadad Minimum at I year • iperlance in lull setvica or last load rotlaurenl menegomonf re qulred 0 *groe e plus Send rrtume to Enterprises *000 SH SR US Suite IsS. Alta monte Springs, FL WTIS______ MEDICAL ASSISTANT Part lima Internal madi cme, Cardiology Back office duties Knowledge ct EKG Sigmoid Stress test and > ray lych helpful Competitive se> ary Resume to 1*0) Medical Pie»a D* albd _____ Santord M 11 **l M E D IC A L DENTAL HTGENIST Imm ediate opening available lor dynamic ird itid u e l S * darn* per wool Strong perie a iH s a m y t i sos r*> ssoo • w r o ic o L u i c r p f i o n i v t . U h r T a rril< career opportu n ity l Sn* your a<per>cnta to nrors *w*a Cell us new 11 FREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT 7MW l l l h 11 S E C U R IT Y O F F IC E R 3ob training Armed A unarmed Brantfy A Assoc I l f « t o SOCIAL WORKER E >p MSW wanted ter hospital d vchorg* planning on e can •rectual basis Send resume to ConsuMent Sorvkes. aial Cassius S t. Orlando 1 »1 * • STOCK K ■ I F IR a t* » hr Pull A till orders No *ip ei lance rweded Benefits FREE RIOISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT _______ *to W illtl S t________ TEACHERS P*rl 4KTd hill lim* |teM La LkiikceFi teflieM 4,1 J2) 1411 HAIRSTYUST FtLl Dl 0 I Additions A I Remodeling A C S./C O M M . V in y l Siding . A lu m . F ra m in g . D ry w a ll. Doors, Roollng, Concrete t o 1LS11 1.0, Bo lin t, CBCBISBd# RESIDENTIAL REMODELING C arpentry, pointing, olum l ' num so ldi work, CGCAOSlIO MS S1S4 batora Ipm Applle nces APPLIANCE REPAIR Free •ppi sarvlco call w ith ro po lrsl John, A + Bast, Sic MM Awnings BUILDERS Of custom canopies. . corporis, windows & polio ''a w n in g * Highest ol quality Free estimates M/SS4 l i d a C a rp e n try CARPENTER A ll kinds ot homo repairs, painting A coromle tile. Richard Cross.. . I l l w /3 C a r p e t/In s ta lla tio n CAR PET M IL L DIRECT .E ll Discounts Famous Brandt , F irst O ut Illy , Top LI m . , Slalnmaelor, Saxonies, T r e c k la il. Sculptures M SSyd Commercial level loops I 1 H yd Installation. «BM14 f — Carpet Cleaning SAM'S CARPET CLEANINO . plus s trip and b u ll Hoars. R a s ld a n tlil/c o m m a rc la l U h r s lM J M I.b fo p s rM S O M I RANDY'S Q U A LIT Y LAW N i Compiaia pro care since IttO Cleanups, hauling i l l 0 / IS__ TOM A J IF F 'S LAWN CARE I Has /Comm . dapandabte. low rates I Frao o il ......130*0*0 Concrete CAPTAIN CONCRETE. Wayno Baal I Man Quality Opera Itonl SH111S/IlS SSSl_______ QUALITY CONCRETE WORK. IS y ta r s aap. Reasonable Lie /In s SIS lisa TTecTTTcaT M A S T E R E L E C T R IC IA N , R epair addition, com m /ras L it .'Ini IE R000S191 M I SSIS F lo o r in g HARDWOOD FLOOR I NO Install Sanding Finishing TOM OLSEN M IS SIS l l t l Home Improvement"" AFFOROABLE HOME R tpa lr Dapandsbla A ll phaias Call tor Frao ast. M Ic h a tIM l TIOd AL DOES IT ALU Fla It righ t at a prlca you con •tto rd L lc’d /ln s From start to llnlsh Carpentry, plumbIng. electrical, and rooting •vcs. 13 yrs of aaporlonco. No |ob loo big or small. Call US l i s o a r l l l SII11S hours R ESTORATION, ORYWALL^ m tla l sluds. doors, trim , lid Ing. porchas, decks, gala bos L lc tn ie d 'lm u re d i l l lu ll Palnttnc P A IN T IN O , paper hanging, prassura washing and dry wall r a p a lr ^ r a a a s T 3 M S I » ^ ^ _ ressure Cleaning ~ DUN RITE> Clean driveways, ro o ts, pool dacks, w a lks, housas. F ra a a il. 331 S in PhotograplTy~ ~ BEACH, Sports and Waddings M obllaqulp unlquapricing For Into ta ll 3M SB03 Mft NEEDWORKERS C o m * SmeR The S avings O n O ur B e a u tifu l t 4 2 B ndroom A p a rtm e n t H o m e s' 0 «*lr work, J jtfy pair A#port I )f> Am. HOJ M#»* Drive VAoford or c«H 129 t # i Blk Jew Rob rEErj 1 Pm Gel 1Month's Rent FREE Over A12 MonthLease INTERESTED IN TRAVELING snd locdl m jrli? DArKlng, #f» ttr U in in g , M in* E nt*r1*m m *nl i t looking to h ir t *11 typwi ot g i 'l t C *ll tor Inttfylrvtr d07 111 IfdO C o g v illa Apartments 25S0 Ridgewood Avr. • Sanfofd • 330-1431 ')tt<z& e 'PevKuti&e tytuin, s4ddn e& i. . . e s n o w ' LONG DISTANCE DRIVERS Musi have COL ' A " with clean MVR. Produce a ip e rl anca and good relarancts ro qulred. Call or apply MIC Trucking. I f l l W 1st St. Santord, F L H I M3HS1 * * MAIDS ★ * Mature, honssl. dapandabte Must taka polygraph last and must pass drug ta il Trans p o rln tlo n Is a plus C all N a a f-N T M yilS 1IH /S 1IM W MAINTENANCE Soma knowledge a plus, but w ill tra in Cab JSJ S3* la w R o o f in g MECHANIC Wa soak ta p trla n c td tractor and hay tool mechanic*. Must havo varlllabla performance history Wa o ile r excellent ta le n ts , performance bonuses and haallh and denial pro grams. E O.E. Orlando Ford Now Holland 1)00 N. Orange Blossom T rail Orlando No phono calls, apply In person M ED IC AL W EE K LY SERVICE from SSi mo Chom Rite Pool Sarvlco 3M 33*1 Robert Shotmakar free Service ~ ECHOLS T R IE SVC Lie’s. Ins "L a t lha Pralasslonal* do II." Free tilIm a te l.......... 1331110 Sell that oh! car fl/TE-WAYnr',n"""fl'‘ w Graal hourly plus Ups Call today JSJSlSMta__________ LIV E -IN FOR LADY In Deltona araa U t a day D etlra o v tr 10. re lln e d lady, h ta llh y , drivers lie A rats M* M S I t i l OYSBBRS HOME REPAIR A R O O F IN O P a in tin g , c a rp e n try B o n d /ln s /L Ic RCOOSS3SS Call SIS S ill Swimming Pool Servlce/Repalr ■v •>—Cwll t~.lll1lin.Vil_-r C 2 NURSING ASSISTANT 0 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 In CLASSIFIED CALL 322-3611 Advertise Your Business Every Day For A s Low A s $45 Per Month. Call Classified, 322-2611 WILDLIFE/CONSERVATION JOBS Gam e w a rd e n s, s e c u rity , maintenance, etc No eapen ence necessary Now hiring For Info call XI* rt.o o io •« • T tV SAM IBPM /da ys M AUTO AUCTION DRIVERS N E ED E D ! M usi have valid Florida drivers license and b* able to d r i.a slick Call between I 1 SPRINT IT A F F IN O . W I T H SANFORO I BORM Cotlaga com plete p riv a c y HOO/wk, S300MC Inc u til 13) *1*1 V E R T CLEAN I br. larga Hying cm. washer, quiet Private Ratertncas 173 a0»7 I BORM. unique very ctean and nice, b ig roam s, close lo downtown >3) 037V Iv msg 91—Apirtmtnfs/ H o u f to SJuif r o o m m a t e 99—Apartments Unfurnished / Rent w a n t e o Female preferred Share pool heme SeO ok i n )tte BRIDOEW ATER APTS San tord/Lh M ary Win s months free re nt' Deborah, 337 St OS COOL OFF?! One Bedroom Apartments s its d e a l Moss wood Apts 177 /77* 93—Rooms lor Wtnl A OUIET. CLEAN RM in Sen lord Kitchen A phone use. coin laundry S/SAup I3SS+SS CABLE TV, phone, k it priv Non drinking, m ature mate prat S/Swk, I? ) dap 33' Scsa CLEAN ROOMS single slartlng S *S /w k K itc h e n , p h o n e , la u n d ry, video games, o il Street parking MB S ail FURN RM. pvf home, k it prlv . t C. i able, W/O Non smoker l/S /w k. Ill,d a p U0 1B3J WHHEEEEEWW! LARGE 1 BDRM Front And back p*Ych Park «(•«* OM ifrw w t p A rk ln g I M J ' m o Al C h i o d i SrAktr/Ownwr ) WOO 111 4M2 MARINER'S VILLAGE Leka Ada t bdrm, USP mo 3bdrm . iaiO m oendup 323-8670 Located On Beautiful Lake Monroe... A ll shifts. Full lim a and pari flm o. Only IhoM having tape rlonce as a Nursing Assistant In long term earn and balng able lo show prool ol raglslra lion lo taka Iho courM or c h a lla n g o Iho Ia s i upon application should apply. M u ll bo ca rtllla d ro later than SO days a lte r h lrt. Drug Irte workplace Da bars Manor SON. H w y ir n Dabary, FI SB7-SSISS11 il I 'M M n \ KHI $300 OFF Full Month's Rent On Selected Gorgeous 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartment Homes. Amenities Include Washers/Dryers In Every Unit Firefflaces, New Clubhouse h Fitness Center. 401W. Seminole Blvd. • Sanford 322-1051 ’ *A v Jr 4 • S pring In to Sav 1 Bedroom/1 Bath 2 Bedroom/2 Bath $399mo. $427mo. Beautiful l, 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartment Homes Available *w /a 12 month le.up • New ly Renov.-Ucd • L.ikc Front 1 B e d ro o m S E A B R E E Z E • Volleyball • Sparkling Pool m■ C o u n try Lake $449r mo. ;± 6 te i WcnllonThli A4 &Piy HoAppBcillon FmI St. Croix Apartments A p artm ents 2 7 1 4 R id g e w o o d A v e ., S a n fo rd • 3 3 0 -5 2 0 4 3 X 1 - 7 3 0 3 On Lake Emma Rd.- Lake Mary H O U R S M T . 9 - 6 1 S ut. 10 5 ‘ S un. C lo s e d NOW LEASING! Town Centre Apartments CHA Openings lor all t h l l l l P ito ts apply In parson; Hlllhavon Hoallhcara Center tie MalloavlIJa Avo. tanlord M E D IC A L U P L c l T h U D U o t iiy A d W o rk F o r Y ou NOTICE A ll re ntal end reel estate edvertlsaments ere subled to the Federal F a ir Housing Act. w hich m a k a t It Ille g a l to ad ve il Isa any preference lim M e llo n o r d is c r im in a tio n based on raco, color, religion, ser. handicap, fa m ilia l status or national origin WAREHOUSE FORKLIFT HELP) Limo Diiwrs/Viltl Pirfcira HONEST DEPENDABLE H tip P tn a B o t), I 2 9 4 I I I i£ ut ClassBCDL ________CALLMT BtM________ Parson to clean your house |ust tho way you liko it at a price you sura can at lord Call Varma SSB SMS 97—Apartments Furnished / Rent RESTAURANT MANAGER M M Hwy I f t l Oebery. Ft M l t u s s le M EDICAL DUMP TRUCK DRIVER F IO R IO A STATE REQUIRES All contractors be registered or c a r iilitd To v tr lfy a slate c o n lr a c to r s llc a n t a c a ll 1B04 M l ISM Occupational Licenses a r t required by Iho county end con bo vended by calling M l 1118. a i l 1AM P R I V A T E E N T R A NC E , r e f r ig e r a t o r , m ic ro w a v e , color Iv, o fl slreel parking. and m aid service 333 SOPS ROOM FOR' RENT SM per week plus ip lll electric Kitchen privileges Call 331 37JB ROOM IN Private Longwood he m e. S te a d y e m p lo y e d ISp/wk 1)0deposit SJs JUKI Strong dapandabte Individuals tor order pulling, shipping and receiving Never a leet RECEPTIONIST NEEDED Port time lor busy uretegls' office Medical bact ground e pms piaeM ceii m n n _____ fw tl tlm * Lawn Service Need Rail Back D river and F our C ar T r a d e r D rlv a r Prefer Sanford. Laka M ary, or lo n g wood resident Must have clean MVR Class B o r Class A. Call ter appointment M M A to WAREHOUSE AND OENCRAL LA BO R H E L P N E E O E O I Bonus for drivers A ll shlfls • .enable D ally pay. no fee Report ready to work ) JO am. Ind ustria l Labor Svc . 10IR FrenchA y Noptym acalis Start Im m ediately! Up lo SB per hour J tJ S3AHSI________ ANMANAGER With clientele Full or part i.m# C o t M l O ils Eiporlancad cteanort and tu parvisors Al toast 3 yrs a ip D a y /a v a n ln g hours P a rt lim a. Full lima Santord area Cal I 1SJ l i l t Iv msg LABORERS N E ID E O Skilled and unskilled Days Call between I 1 SPRINT tT A F FIteO. MS M il cleaning Service N ation al M lg . has several openings on Its a g grtsslve telemarketing Stall. Wa otter lu ll tra in in g and benefits Starling pay Is 1/ JO hour Eaparionca p ra fa rrs d Call Ms Bakar. Mon F rl. » 1 _______ (S87) S it f M l Far apt com ptei la n u a i p r nance required Apply MOO G e o r g ia A v a , k a n t a r d W i l t da f t team apmanfy LANDSCAPERS Notice TELEMARKETING GROUNDS PERSONHRMTED JANITORIAL _L COL desired. Think N PLay L ra rn in q Canter 333 ISS* WAREHOUSE DliVENS D f c k h in d / M ir n lt n in c r Part lim a to lu ll tim e E ip a n anca pratarrad W ill tram Contact bob 111 10*1 TEACHER/AIDE REED TRANSPORT, INC. 1990 INDUSTRIAL ORIVE DELANO, FLORIDA 32774 CLERK/CA5HIER DAYCARE WORKER NATIONWIDE COMMON CARRIER HIRING FULL-TIME O.T.R. DRIVERS TOW TRUCK DRIVERS ____ reow.iifhH._____ E iporianca a p tu t M u tt be available d a yi and nights Call Saves at Mrs Mi<Katie's Naosa M l ISIS 93—Rooms for Rent FU R N IS H E O e r unfurnished Washer, dryer, pool, house p rlv ,|W /w k inc. util. 131 3111 F U R N IS H E D o r u n lu rn lih e d Washer, dryer, pool, house p rlv ,ilO /w k Inc u til S3) 1H1 F U R N IS H E D R O O M . 3*19 Magnolia. Santord Call __________ 333 1)1)__________ LONOW O O D /Lk M a ry area Elec . water, a/c. w/d. phone S/S/wk S/S/dep 333 S333 N IC E ROOM lo r re nt w ith kitchen p rlv , phone, laundry U ppe r week_________ 33S QISS M in im u m a g t 11, 1 y rs verifiable O T R eiperlence Class 'A ' C D L Good driving record Doubles eaperienca and vndortomenl a plus a B U IL O f R H I L P I R a SJOO wk ♦ Busy llrm has lo ti o l work to keep you happy FREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT Cotlo* M ar*. Inc . now lin in g lu ll tim o rporl lim e posit ions E acoltent wages banatlts and r a ta tia n A pply In parson only M U Orlando Avo Santord IA ir o t t tram Papayas! 71-Help Wanted I S O . 0 0 0 + A Y E A R IS PO SSIBLE, pa id vacation, medical, and Ilia Insurance, uniform s, aOIK, and more ti% ol our drivers a r* homa •v e ry week BOOKKEEPER ■UV OR SELL TUPFERWARR. Coll lor now calalog i l l MSI_____ _____ a CLER IC AL A IS ItT A N T a S4 SB h r P tr la c l lo r salt t l a r l a r w ith g o o d com m unicolion tb lilt FREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT rs d W tlM S I 71 — H e lp W a n t e d «1 B edroom . $ 3 9 3 m o .* • 2 B edroom . $ 4 7 7 m o .* • 3 B edroom . . . . $ 5 4 8 mo.* * May ratot subject to change O N E M O N T H P R E -L E A S E FR E E S P E C IA L ' (In S filn .lm l U n its ‘ N o A p p lii .itu m I * 0 M O N T H S F f lE E C A U L t l • Spaikllng Pih iI • Lutnc I’ltHir I’lun* • Exercise Ccnier • Energy ElJIcivnl • W/DCunncciiniih HOURS M-F 9 0, Sat 9-5, Bun Closei) 1900 W. 1st Street * Sanford 322-8696 \ An Apartment Community That Stands Apart. Belter Than Ever Rates On Beautiful 1t 2 & 3 Bedroom Homes! • W a s h o r s /D r y o r s In All U n its • S tn lo -O f -T h e -A r t F iln o s s C o n to r • P rlv a to E x te rio r S to rn y o • E n c lo s o d P a tio s /D a lc o n io s STONEBROOK APARTMENTS 1000 Stonebrook Dr., Sanford 322-9556 �l i i t rT • i ’ ' » l S • i ■ #*•.*.♦. •. v 1 « » - S a n fo rd H s rs ld , P s n lo rd , F lo rid a - 8 u n d « y , M a y 8, 1994 1 1 7 -Commercial Rentals SANFORD. I Bdrm , UOO/mo, p lo t MCvrlty A ll u tiltlia t paid a ic a p fa to t__________ M i t H l t b d r m .. liy . rm . k it.,b a th , and g a r th . I l l F ra n c h A v t U lS /rn o .llO Q ta c SH 4S11 1 bd rm . I bath, hardwood llo o rt, caramlc Ilia, m t/ r n o IMO /m c i n a ia il. Sat «iar or 111 m t AvaliabtaS/IS SM ALL I SORM unlurnlihad I BDRM. C O TTAO I at Kalla • Landing u io / m * No p o ll Fraatawoalng. >10 I t t l I R ID R O O M . 1 bath, cant M/A. fa m ily rm Only LS00 down I A lio 4 bdrm . 1 bath availably A ik about our MUD h o m a iI Why ra n lf THS M ILLIM A N GROUP, INC Raaltor 111 BUI 105—DuplexTriplex / Rent A L T A M O N T i 4/1 CMA. nlca carpali. DW. workihop. im a ll la k * . C a u n lry a lm o tp h a ra n » mo Call U * J / I I C L tA N A Q U IR T . 1 b d rm m a b ll* h a m * in O tn tv a C /H A , w a ih a r and d ry a r S4M/ma_________ u *s s s a N IC ! and claan Qulat con t r o li a d b lo c k P a l OK U » mo . I l M ’dap 1 » 41M SANFORD i~ b r r can! M/A laundry rm. carport Conran lanl location MOOmo IMOMS SANFORD. I bd rm . 1 b a tlt garaga. laundry, graal room with calhadral calling lancad SANFORD: For laaia. ronad C l . 1/0* Country Club Rd Appro* I SCO *q II Largo p a ra d . la n c td and llg h la d parking lot or ilorago araa USOplut laa. Call Dick Jayca to; i n ta io SANFORD P rol. o lfk a t. Dr . IM A M A N N IX M A L T Y , INC. • SANrORO. I l M l i V illa. 1 car garaga M in i condlllon ff* * d halp aaltti 'l o t log cost,? Only m m • O I T I I N . naar SI. Johns Ovar 1 acrat 1 B p. J ba and w orktnop Lika n tw M a r halp w ith elating e m it iioc.tw • " W H I R L H O R IK " tra ctor M " cut. 11 Hp Kohtef, aIk • tart, hydro ita lic drlva Cac. t w l .....II.4 M 0 R 0 MMUI OCLTORAAREA10 ACRES Idaal lo r mobi la homo or homo ilia , h o r ia i, c a ltla , farm ing, or n u rta ry Zonad agricultural LI.NX) par acra. S m all down paym anl w ith ownar financing «**/l7 -l77 1 155—Mechlnery/Toolt P L IIR S by C ro ica n t Tool USA Carton of lla I I I u llllly p ila rt | inch H i* A ll allka lor m a n y c h a r t ! a ro u n d Iha h a u l* P r a c tic a l g i l l lo r do II y o u r M lftr . S lo r* c o il SI4, S a crlllta 1/ n 1 «/M FORECLOSURES, LAVDOWN ASSUME NOQUAUflES AVAIlAltl IN SCMINOII V01USIA AORANGE COUNTY 111—Office * GREATLOCATION * L a n ia rd in d iv id u a l t i t l e * tp a c n Starling a l UtO/m e IRR HR I d tt * K h ttJ HSR NSW Sanford o l'K ts and or waryhoutat 4001.100 X) It S o t l t l . MtS/ma. U ) 1SS4 A A C a n t a L . lt . m i i m porch 11S-44R4 ar W «S*S Supplies CUSTOM BARNS tor llv ttto c k Raatonabia p rlc a i O u tra n Nad Call OT TORS 211—Antiques/ Collectibles lO N O W O O O /L A K I M A R Y . M id I I I * p u b lic tla r a g a warthavtat *0R 100 ar 1400 *d N teteett N k * . m m i • a t lly occattibl# tacatian I r t m l l i l M t m * 111*411 OFF 1C I /w a r * * * * * * ipac* IN * So It F u m e lac aiia n at antranc* to Cantral F I* Nt gwnai Airport « i r j i StenstTom Rentals 117—Commercial Rentals •♦* • * * ' 4/11 L it. dte. tarn rm . a a lm tit tKwrify. i«teim *l COZY CUSTOM tpl.t Dinmg fa m ily r m i A p p iia n c ti. *K # g a temadyd 1*4 WO FOOL MOM 11 i n . 1000 x , in L i t , , dm , fa m ily , g a m * '■am t Sir par chi i g tot Landwapad V I M l K r a i Appi lit. dm tarn rm t tel Mt S U N K IN F A M IL Y R M A cawim naaC L it. dm lam r m t . ap p i. h i patch tK u rl fy tyttem and g K *p * 1 1 * aot • RICK i n tpltt. lit, dm lam rm t. tec tyttem . H r parch tenrod yd . garaga' ta i M ASSUME NO QUALITIES! CUSTOM W’tpnt t e n pt*ni Din ng fam ily r i t f . appi t»#*d yard tta> m * tte SOI F f l l F O R IC L O S U R II 1 } tpCif •hr, dm . ta t m inch ran. ta w garaga t u t m * | u too CUSTOM benU i i ypnr n , dm . t a l in kllch . appi , * K * g a tt e l/m * ta l tea f’ A I J L U S I K 1 I I N E VENTURE I PROPERTIES W F I1 U V C A M S • W B M S I Y C A F I S 32 1 d /lid Fitting the needs o f our community in today's economy L O N O W O O O 'L A K t M A R T SCHOOLS t n R yO w tw r IM7 n» tt 1*4* Lrmgwaad l a k t M ary Rd R /M B R U 14*14 M O O IL H O M t U K « . V I . Lg tancad yard w K I tarm al dm and l i t rm . p t l t l*m rm F p k and |4 yUghit add a •ouch a t ataganc* l * fh u aim e d naw ham * Cammunity paaf. tennis and p a ri Frt%nir p o ln la d I n / a u l Q u la t Want t a il R a a iia rt cam m u tto n t/T .w g C d is ig s tig ONLY SIAM DOWN 1110 Vte I bdrm. 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I k 215—Wanted to Buy l i t 4000 la w n I . Hall 171 l« l] dtp L A M MARY/SANFORO. Lak* il d a . 1 /1 . w a ih a r / d r y a r . ic rta n a d p a rc h , goal and ta n n li u*a iU S 'm a VIHon R a tify SarvkaL. Inc 71/ t a t / M T PLVSAOUTH Baautltul i n m l appHancai. clata t * gall cou rt*, la a tt m i apt)an la buy l l t l mo p 'u l tat to* M) to n R IN T W ITH OPTION Pwtacrait 153—Acreage Lots/Sala 335—Trucks / Buses/Vans S A T IL IT R S Y S T fM Notat inttatted. ftm ate canir*4. a t tc ra m b ltr aguippad C att SiagR a g in g s u m I / /« * jg • W A T B R F A L L . In d aa r ar auldoar Lite nwighl | / | Call n t « t * > _________________ Wfc u L ilN lr OR 1S I. K r u . 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Sanford 3 2 2 -8 6 0 0 312 W First S I, Sanford la k a tra n ti'ih o m a M l too l /lt * r n * r t e l air t i l led I t i t | a c rttl t y r n i l Country 1 V l / I , lam . ait. lark ad U7.M0 M l te l Ol d W teaturad l / * cog HOMES SWEET HOMES Sinjl! Story Design •No One B e ta « Above Energy - Etfidcnl Studio, IS 2 Bedroom Affordabi* Apartments Friendly, On-Site, Dependable Management Attic Storage, Private Patio & More! 3301 S. Sanford Ave. • 323-3301 nouns M o n -B a t g ^ : 3 0 C lo tte d B u n lo v iu m o e Itv tiy 1 bdrm l bam with m praund F*a* la te * • mate* graal ntightiirtaadl Only * * l *00 Call W *i Laawtma 323 4725, b ttp a t. I 4 5 I 2 S 0 N i l SUM M SRLIN S fR IR T c bdrm . 1 bath, garaga cantral M /A . naw paint m A Put ewwar fmanclng IS* 100 D ay! gsiiwttowmgomaoi/ 4/1 a iO C K HOARI ml CMA an K R t l l S lo t 14 a 1 4 b lk la u rte , n v I l N t IFolF U t rm Vtry clow to Finter*41 (te rn L ta o a o n t ) cna BY OWNER. I t. daubte wHU family pack, carport. 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Including a sports calendar. v Residents want Lake Mary road work monitored H*rald8taffWr1t§r Tournament# tvtrywhtr# LAKE MARY - Several baseball and softball teams are playing In tournaments throughout Florida and the Southeast this weekend. Protection from lightning While lightning la a beautiful phenomena. It could wipe out with one hit many costly Items In you home. Three protective devices w ill help, □ ••a r a ft aa. Murder suspect Identified SANFORD — Seminole County sheriff's Inves­ tigators identified a Fern Park man as a suspect tn the Christina Matyaa murder last week. Sheriff's spokesman Ed McDonough aald Joseph Carlton Moore. 30. 338 Eden Park Drive, was. arrested In Tampa Wednesday afternoon on five Hillsborough County worthless check charges. Because be la tn custody and held without bond. McDonough say Moore la "one o f several" ecta In th e m u rd er In v e s tig a tio n . Is a M ead o f the Uvea within a mils from I to LAKE MARY — Complaints about Lake Mari Boulevard construction filled the Lake Mary City Commission chambers but night as approximate­ ly 70 residents turned out to urge the commission to take a more active roll in planning the roadway's future. . Moat o f the objections dealt with the cutting o f Urge trees, possible contamination o f Lake Mary, after which the city Is named, lack o f beautifiestion plans, and lack o f beautification financing tn the city's proposed budget. Over a year ago, a similar number o f people commission to voice comabout work on Phase I o f the boulevard, the contractor had gone out o f business, “ * and piles o f dirt and traffic j havoc to businesses, time. It was residential citlxens who turned out. Work U now underway on Phase II. from Country Club Road easterly, to 8anford Avenue In Sanford. O f the entire area, only a m ile and a quarter Is within Lake Mary City limits. Prior to last night's meeting, resident Kathte Seym our had clrcuU ted papers to various citlxens. urging them to attend the meeting. The papers even offered baby-sitting service for persons who may be unable to attend because o f small children. Thad Seymour led the speakers at the podium. "T h is la a critical Issue, he said. "T ills Just doesn't affect the small number o f people who live on thatpart o f the boulevard, but as everyone uacathsroad.lt affects everyone." Seymour said the city, "appears to have pulled a disappearin g a ct." rsgsrding construction Although the construction work Is being city has la n e ps r's rod tn this. " i;» "T h s c tty tod toM to ♦‘g£. h i h H ' *101*0 have on the aams set o f fhets. The ms not bean pasatvs. Ovar Um yoars w e have nave w ortttogvsry _hw doa e o t i r^Lahs^Mary CofMtraeBon I This is a critical Issue. This just doesn't effect the smell number of people who live on that part of the boulevard, but as everyone uses the road, it affects everyone. f Morris, and the late County Commissioner tor five or Mx years. Duryeo added. "1 admit wo m ay MwooMtoaasd Duryea ad t o K K In getting s o r S T m T O ^ lK . but _______ It's not because we haven't worked o rilt," Seymour celled on five other cttlsena who spoke on specific subjects — — ----- '— lend public w safety. *water quality, and the tana value, vaiue. puuue OM ewsy p to ^ Your tax dollars at work The sky is falling] Commissioners make budget cuts to hold the line on property taxes Herald Senior Staff Writer SANFORD - To avoid a 130 percent unincorporated utility tax Increase to fund stormwater programs. Seminole County commissioners ended two weeks o f i million and 3300 million during the ^ ■ S l b d f e v a It is a temporary shift." said County Manager Ron Rabun. " I believe they w ill see they w ill have to fund stormwater with another revenue source to tackle the problem. Using the general fund la a Each city in the oounty charges a yeariy fee to pay for drainage maintenance and improvements. County planner Colleen Logan aald the county's program * -------- — “ -----in both the unln- S y lM O ft ^ ^ H HaraM Staff Writs? SANFORD - C elling tiles collapsed to a classroom at Idyllwllde Elementary School. 430 Vlhlen Rd.. yesterday. No one was Injured, and damage was not considered extensive. Leas than an Inch o f rain was officially recorded for Sanford yesterday. Certain areas how­ ever. have m ore rainfall than others. The IdyUwllde ares was apparently among them. Idyllwilde Principal Carolyn Tow les explained, "O u r school Is having a new roof put on. and work isn't near completion yet. So when the rather heavy rein hit us yesterday, some o f It went through the construction area and caused a few tiles to become wet and fall to one o f □ ■M l * “ Commissioners agreed to tentatively set the counvide tax rate at 38.38 per 31.000 o f taxabte property. tywi ...j same rate as but year. Unincorporated taxes wUl the i also stay the same. 32.82 per 31.000. Commissioners w ill aet the tentative tax rate next Tuesday. They can lower but not Increase the rate without Individually notifying every property owner. Commissioners w ill hold two hearings tn September to adopt their 3316.3 million spending plan, down from Rabun's 8320.7 million proposal. The figure doesn t Include money previously approved for Incomplete projects. Rabun had wanted to shift the massive stormwater funding from the countywide tax to the utility tax and offered a carrot by cutting unincorporated taxes on property to about 32.30. Rabun would Increase the current 4 percent utility tax to 10 percent. T h e Impact o f the Rabun proposal on owners o f 3100.000 unincorporated homes was cxtlmated to be 32.69 per month. . "I think the property owner needs some relief. '*•/.z Medical office purchase approved for fire dept. H fM d Staff Writer night to buy this medical l to u m by the ty Hie department. Despite i typographical error on the ordtnanM elating i tot North MHw m Street, the 306 eddraM te the o< for the best in e d i t o r i a l s LONOWOOD - City commission­ ' Thursday night era forded si with plan to buy a MUwee Street medical office building which w ill become a fire station annex despite a plea from one commissioner for m ote planning. The majority o f the oommlastoners even voted to buy the wrong parcel o f land due to Orhst the mayor aald this morning was a simple typo. Mayor Steve Miller said the prop­ erty the commissioner* are seeking to purchase la located at 305 North MUwee Street despite the fact the ordinance passed by a 4-to-l vote on flrat reading Thursday night staled the address is 301 North MUwee Street. The building Is dlagonaUy across the street from the city's main fire station. Fire Chief Charlie Chapman ask) the building wUl be and training fsclUused for offices c ties to free up badly needed apace at the station to create better living space for the m ale and female firefighters when they work 24-hour shifts. « The commlastooers also approved b u d get tran sfers to co v e r the 31 ,000 purchase o f the office along with money to hook up city buildings to the sewer system. "It's Just another exam ple o f rush, rush, rush." Commissioner Paul Lovestrsnd aald this morning, when he learned the commission passed the ordinance listing the wrong address. Miller — ut the mistake waa aima typographical error and would __ corrected before the public hearing August 4. "T h la whole project has been considered and reconsidered, it's been going on for m onths." the mayor commented. "U has nothing to do w ith slow in g down am IS □ , opinions and a n a ly s is of t h e n e w s , r ead t h e h e r a ld �•or*. • A - Sanford Hsrald. Sanford, Florida - Friday. July 22, 1W4 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 Panel agrees on list of cancers Marrow transplants to be covered to $100,000 Cantor funds go to boost sslss TALLAHASSEE — Agriculture Commissioner Bob Crawford has shut down a fund set up to fight a virulent citrus aliment, saying the remaining t2.7 million now can go to boost citrus sales. "W e have emerged from the shadow o f citrus canker. Now. these funds can be used to promote citrus instead." Crawford said Thursday as he presented a $2.7 million check to Florida Department o f Citrus Director Dan Santangelo. A joint federal-state technical advisory committee on citrus canker disbanded In January after a report that three groves ...........................a Infested with the most virulent form o *f the bacterial fflic tio n had been disease-free for more than two years. Citrus canker causes premature firult drop and stem, fruit and leaf lesions. The compensation fund created in 1989 by the Legislature paid out about $68.5 million to growers whose trees were destroyed by the canker. Crawford has estimated that earlier eradication measures have cost the state, the industry and the federal government more than $200 million. TALLAHASSEE — Insurance companies and transplant doctors have agreed what cancers should be covered for up to $100,000 for bone marrow transplants. It took them 18 months. "W e broke the logjam ." aald Dr. Qerald Etfenbeln. chairman o f Florlda'a Bone Mar­ row Transplant Advisory Panel. "W e got our Job done." Dr. Walter Holllnger. who represents Blue Cross and Blue Shield on the panel, aald the panel's task was tough. "Th e topics we're dealing with are at the leading edge o f medical Knowledge. He said. The list compiled by the advisory panel ipproved by the state Departmust still be approve ment o f Health and Rehabilitative Services. The panel plans to meet again this fall to finish work and w ill then tend Its report to HRS S e c re ta ry J im T o w e y . the St. Petersburg Times reported Thursday. If he approves, HRS w ill use the report as Nawspapart dumped on dirt road FORT LAUDERDALE - A man featured In an unflattering cover story k suspected o f dumping 8,000 copies o f the alternative newspaper X S along a dirt road in neighboring Palm Beach County. A paving company supervisor who reported the papers were ___nped Wednesday from a Ryder rental truck copied Its Identifiestlon number and called the newspaper, said Stephen W lsstnk.X8 editor and1publisher. Brian Eichelhart returning the truck. XS the basts for a state rule on the treatment, called hlgh-dosc chemotherapy with bone marrow transplantation. With the adoption o f the rule. Insurers no longer would be able to deny payment for the treatment by saying that It to experi­ mental. Not all cancer patients would get the treatments. Most patients can be treated ad equ ately w ith drugs that are leas expensive and less risky. The treatment Is so hard on the body that 8 percent o f those who undergo It die. according to a recent study. But It Is considered promising for many cancers that resist traditional therapy. While virtually all Insurers cover It for some patients, auch as children with leukemia, some balked at covering breast cancer. However, breast cancer made the list compiled Wednesday, even though Insurers feared Including such a common cancer would lead to a financial hemorrhage. Doctors on the panel estimate that 10 percent to 15 percent o f breast cancer patients could be candidates for the pro­ cedure. The Insurance Industry may have soft­ ened Its resistance to paying for the treatment In breast cancer cases because o f recent court opinions. Last December, a California Juty ordered a health maintenance organization to pay $89.1 million to the survivors o f a breast cancer patient who had been denied a bone marrow transplant. Last year, the panel approved a list o f cancers appropriate for transplantation, but Insurers had the work thrown out on procedural grounds. The ballots had been sent In, not taken tn an open meeting. After Wednesday'* meeting, John Cova. a consultant to the Health Insurance Associa­ tion o f America, aald he still has some reservations. He said he hopes the state will monitor the quality o f care at transplant treatment centers because some are doing substan­ dard work. He declined to Identify them. He aald the truck had been rented to Eichelhart. a Plantation unemployment compensation counselor who Is featured In the current Issue under the headline: "T h is man took $14,000 from you ." The ftee. weekly tabloid questioned the legitim acy o f a settlement In a lawsuit Eichelhart filed against the state. XS filed police complaints about the dumping! and Wlsslnk said Thursday that the Palm Beach County sheriff's office is ring filing|IIllegal dumping charges. Up a tra# Just, hanging around Boys and trees Just aaam to go togathar. Chris, 6, and Coray, $. Norwood might think thla th a p a r f a c t . t raa f o r a traahouaa. In tha maantlma, thay anjoy a cool spot on a hot summer day. Jax man plaada guHty to killing JACKSONVILLE - A Jacksonville man has pleaded guilty to killing a woman by dousing her with gasoline and setting her afire In what the prosecutor called "a spontaneous act o f guilty Wednesday to Ebrahtml-Zadch. 24. arson in the slaying o f murder and first :Taylor. No m otive was determined for the killing, said Assistant Stats Attorney Stephen Bledsoe. "It was a spontaneous act o f Under a plea agreement. Ebrahlml-Zadeh. an Iranian w ill he sentenced to 40 years in prison for murder and another 10 consecutive years w ill be added on for the arson charge. He haa agreed not to appeal the sentence, which Is more **—« twice the 23 years recommended under state not to seek first-degreehlnT If convicted o f first-degree have faced death in the electric , ■ -» isquHsr JL Bis that carved a 15-story csvlty In a r laiB aartfn gypsum pierced the Floridan aquifer. ___ t might contaminate drinking water. ____ ; it la really confirmed that there to an opening all the way down to the Floridan." aald John Brsflbrd. an executive at IMC-AgriooCo. where the 125-foot-wide hole opened In June. He said any contamination haa not extended beyond company property. Oypaum to a byproduct In making fertiliser. The aquifer to a prim ary aouroe o f drinking water for Central 8E8RINO - Florida now haa the first and the 490th national wildlife preserves In the nation. The latest, the Lake Wales Ridge National W ildlife Refuge. w ill protect a rare and disape ta tio n h ab ita t p ea r!In g v e gfe 3 million yearn old. It to only 50 miles from the Pelican Island rookery established In 1003 by President Theodore RooeevelL The present one-quarter o f the Lake Wales Ridge refuge near Sebrlng w ill eventually encompass 19,000 acres o f un­ developed scrub ecosystem on 12 sites In Central Florlda'a Polk and Highlands counties. Because o f their long periods o f biological evolution, the land covered with sand pine. Florida rosemary, shrubby oaks and scrub hickory harbors a great number o f plant and animal species found nowhere else In front a deep well betide the unllned 1 a compound that P tfr«rr” r In the underground reservoir. That the sinkhole haa entered the ^W eU e 1,000 fbet away in' the direction water flows from the aqulfvr show no contamination, aald Sam Zamanl. admin totrtie r a t the phoapbogypaum management program at the Department o f Environmental Protection. BrafTord aald the com pany haa captured all o f the contamiaanta b y pumping neatly $ million gallons o f water a day from tha aquifer, aa it routinely does to use In making Ot contaminants spreading to slim because the o f capture" In the aquifer, Duda will grow more celery* and, lettuce in south Florida area Refuge will protect Wildlife thewbrfd. The Lake Wales Ridge to "one o f the rarest and most severely threatened vegetation communl ties tn North Am erica." said James W. Pulliam Jr., the U.8. Fish and W ild life S ervice's southeast regional director. OVIEDO — A. Duda A Sons, one o f the nation's largest vege­ table growers, will expand celery and lettuce production around Lake Okeechobee to capitalize on the pullout o f U.S. Sugar Corp.'s South Bay Growers. "W ith South Bay going out of p3reduction, ro d i there's going to be a market hole le ft" In the marketplace, aald Duda spokesm an Tom Morgan. "W e’d like to fill that hole. W e're going to be planting more celery and certainly more lettuce." U.S. Sugar closed South Bay Growers and aald It was getting out o f the vegetable buainess because o f continuing losses. Duda's South Florida opera­ tions encompass 24,000 acres. The Oviedo-baaed agribusiness giant also announced earlier this month It was reverting to hand harvesting o f celery and packing The area to an ancient beach and sand dune system which formed part o f the old peninsula when much o f Florida was underwater. Coming under the protection o f the Wildlife Service are 13 apeclea o f endan gered and threatened plants, 13 rare plants and four federally listed wildlife species. Scientists estimate that before the land was aettled, about 80,000 acres o f ancient scrub existed along the ridge. Today, about 85 percent o f Its original scrub haa been lost to citrus­ grow ing and residential and commercial development. in the field. It will close its p a c k in g h o u s e b e c a u s e o f shrinking profits and a need to Improve quality, officials aald. Mechanical harvesters dam­ aged a certain percentage o f the crop, and the company to park­ ing them and rehlring more field workers to accomplish the job. Duda haa been a leader In farm mechanization, and the m o v e to r e tu r n to h a n d harvesting appears to buck a trend tn Florida agriculture. Celery accounts for about 4 percent o f Florlda'a 01.7 billion an n u al v e g e ta b le h a rv e s t. Tomatoes, the leading vegetable crop. account for about 40 percent. "It was a money-losing crop this year." Morgan said o f celery. Averaging about $6.47 a crate, that was barely h alf o f the $12.01 commanded the year before. T H E W EA TH ER Lott$iy: I 'l o c a l f o m c a s t 1 n rre n M o Tonight: Fair with a chance o f scattered showers and thun­ derstorms. 30 percent chance o f rain. Winds will be light from the south. Temperatures In the low to mid 70s. Saturday: Partly cloudy with thunderstorms. High In the low 00a. Winds from the south at 5-10 mph. Chance o f rain 50 percent. E xten ded forecast: P a rtly cloudy with mainly afternoon and evening scattered showers and thunderstorms. Lows (n the low to mid 70a. Highs In the low 00a. Chance o f min 40 percent. 'T o u tlo o k * N** 7 \ FR ID AY P tly c!4 y SS-7S SATU R D AY P tly s lip 0a*,72 LA S T Ju ly SO SUNDAY P ttyeU yO S -7 S MONDAY P tly eld y OS-71 a.m.. 6:35 p.m.: MaJ. — a.m., 12:25 p.m. TfBBBr D sjrtoaa Baaaln high*. &50 sun.. 0:32 ni.; Iowa. 2:54 aun.. 3 0 0 p.m.: aw Oasytma BsMfcs highs. 0 0 4 a.m.. 0:37 pun.: tows. 2:09 a.m.. 3 0 6 p.m.: Cm n Baaaki highs. 9:19 aun.. 9:52 p.m.: tow*. 3:14 a.m.. 3:20 p.m. & Friday and Friday night: Wind south 10 knots. Seas 2 feet. Bay and Inland waters a light chop. Scattered showers and thun­ derstorms. ' • " 'tt ---------1 TUESD AY P tly e ld y OS-71 T h e high tem perature In Sanford on Thursday was 91 degrees and the overnight low was 72 degrees aa reported by the University o f Florida Agri­ cultural Research and Educa­ tion Center. Celery Ave. R ecorded rain fall for the period ending at 0 a.m. Friday totalled DO Inches. The temperature at 8 a.m. Friday was 73 degrees. Friday's overnight low was 70. aa re­ corded by the National Weather Service at Orlando International Airport. Other Weather 8ervtce data: Ms*sUFssl NMHvtllS NswOrtssst N*» YwtCMy NsrtsNuVa. �Senlond H.reld, Sanford, Florida - Friday, July 22, 1W4 Gospel music award banquet Stolsn car s hertlTa deputies have received a report o f an auto theft Wednesday, in the 3800 block o f Jewitt Lane near Sanford. The missing vehicle la described as a white 1987 Chevrolet, with license number PQY-80X. Homa aaarch Sheriff's deputies arrested Joshua Paul Smith, 18, o f 407 Pine Tree Road, near L ik a Manr, at hie residence Wednesday. Deputies, reportedly responded to M m pS sfotT^bS toS d permission to search the residence, and said they uncovered some drug related items. Smith was charged with possession o f marijuana under 20 grama, and possession o f drug parapher­ nalia. The arrest report Indicated that another man was taksn into custody, but no individual report was Immediately available, Retail than Jose Alberto Aguayo, 433 Rosecliff Circle, 8anford, was arrested by Sanford police In tbs 3800 block o f 8. Orlando Drive Wednesday. Police said he reported!y had attempted to take 83.88 in merchandise from a store without paying. Cynthia C m m o o v s Brown to award a college student a musical scholarship. The schol­ arship will be presented later this year. Tickets are available at Mc­ Disorderly conduct Paul Duquet. o f 911 Elm Avenue, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police at his residence Wednesday. He has been charged with disorderly conduct. Domestic cases Coy's Cleaners and Jay's Push-1 ions. You may alao call Mary DeBose at 333-0158, S ylvia Stallworth. 322-8574 or Charles Jackson at (904)532-2335. This Newspaper Tells It like It Is • Robert James Davis, 36. 532 Rachelle Ave., Sanford, waa am sted by Sanford police at his residence early Thursday following a reported fight with a female. He was charged with battery (domestic violence). •E llis Eugene Jones, 34. 197 Penfteid Cove, Sanford, was arrested by deputies at his residence early Thursday following a reported dispute with his wife. He was charged with battery (domestic violence).. • Darrell O. Ounnoe. 35. 104 Lake Gem Drive, Longwood, was arrested at his residence by Longwood police Thursday following s reported altercation with his wife. He was charged with battery (domestic violence). , Gaines. 29. 17 Castle Brewer C ourt was arrested Wednesday by Sanford police at her residence. Police said she had been in a dispute with her husband. She waa charged with assault (domestic violence). • Earl Thomas Williams Jr.. 23. 2514 Prog Sanford, was arrested by deputies at his residence after a reported fight with his wife. He was c l battery (domestic violence). • Deandre Donte Jones. 18. 1950 Third Drive, Sanford, waa arrested at his residence by deputies Wednesday following a reported fight with his slater, lie waa charged with battery (domestic violence). H jE S y llM l l b For Instance... the difference here ln one word is Perfection! It’s not that weVe reached it... not hardly. It's that unlike other dealers, we're a,ways striving for it... and that nmjmw jflB O T jl jX A W f a r jT L jt t f f Makes the Difference! Kaiser • PONTIAC-BUICK-GMC TRUCKS 1500 South Woodland Blvd., Da Land DELANO 904*734-5852 •DAYTONA 904*257-5540 •ORLANDO 407-529-0549 "LOCATED AT THE CORNER OF HWY. 17*92 A HWY. ISA- Traffic stops Sanford's •W illiam H. Harevell. 28. 552 Silver Oats Loop. Lake Mary, waa stopped by Lake Mary polloe on Longwood-Laka Mary Road Wednesday. Ha was charged with driving with a •uapended/revoked license. •O sry Wayne Clough, 19. Lensa. K y „ was atoppsd by Sanford police on U.S. Highway 17-92 near Bush Boulevard Wednesday. H e. waa charged with driving with a suspend- •C tau d i Eugene Jonas. J r.,4 1 , 180 m McCarthy Avsnus. Sanford, waa located at his raeidmoe by deputies W ew m day. He was wanted on a Columbia County warrant for foiling to served a warrant at the Jail Wednesday. Ha was wanted for served a warrant by deputies at his residence Wednesday. He wae wanted for violation o f probation on a conviction o f grand f t. - ft • Derrick L, W illiam s 30.1505 W. 25tb S «* «d «o ^ S yn for^w ae violation o f probation on a o f controlled substance, conviction o f aggravated t •Sam my m uwi*a wcMunmy yics Jr.. ui>« w t ^ located at his residence by deputies Wednesday. He wee wanted on a w rit o f bodily attachm ent __ _ . . •Pau l Anthony McNally. 59. 1901 B a m Drive. S jn fort. was located by deputies at hla meirienre Wednesday. Ha waa Incicfenti reportedto suthoritfes •S h eriff's deputies were called to • market In the 100 M odi o f C.R. 15 Wednesday. In regw d to a burglary. A total o f 80 cartons o f cigarettes, valued at 81.900 were reported stolen, with 990 tn damage done to the front glam door o f the business. •A n estimated 84.545 la Items were reportedly stolen Wednesday from s residence tn the 5500 block o f Vest!via Way. HTirtuTburglary o f a residence in the 4200 block o f 8. Orlando Drive was reported to Sanford pottos early Thursday. Tw o pair o f jeans and baby clothing were raported missing. •Th ree cases o f lavatory faucets, vatusd at 51.419.48 were reportedly stolen Wednesday from a huetnoos In the 200 block o f N. French Avenue. • A 8900 air conditioning unit was reported stolen Wednesday from a business ta tfis 200block o f OoaetUoe Road. • A store manager told police 5800 waa missing from a cash register Wednesday, at a stars In the 3100 M oot o f Orlando Drive. PENtAS com paring it to th e O xford E n g lis h D ic tio n a ry In lm * AU af\rh ich baa J.L. Lighter, the editor, a big flummoxed. " I never expected that It would receive so much atten tion ," Lighter said Thursday. He spoke at a brown-bag lunch at the National Endowment for the Humanities, which gave Ligh ter alm ost 8400.000 tn grants to complete Volume I. published last month. Costs 850. N E H D ir e c t o r S h e ld o n Hackney — ceiling himself a onetime cracker who's now a wonk — said slang "subverts power relationships of all kinds," Is disrespectfu l and defines subcultures. "I'm not sure what this dic­ tionary la supposed to do — and whether the government should be subsidising som ething so subversive," Hackney said. L ig h te r. 45. w ho teaches linguist tea. English and Ameri­ can studies at the University o f Tennessee tn Knoxville, beg an collecting slang 25 years ago as a hobby. Hallway through col­ lege. at New York University. “ I had close to 10,000 citations — in shoeboxes. In orange crates and so forth." he said. Lighter showed his collection to a professor, who helped him publish his first scholarly work, on the military slang o f World War I. And the comprehensive work Isn't even halftray done. " I f I had known the amount o f material 1 waa going to Bod ... I probably wouldnave done some­ thing else," Lighter said. Many TO Choom From f <I iJ ill 1 11.11 . ilfjl I»H|* t Jill UI i LONGWOOD LAKEMARY JCPenney FOR C H ILD R EN FOR W O M EN SA LE 21.99 For millions of kids, doors opened when this one did. REG. 832. HUNT CLUB* RAILROAD CLOTH LONG SLEEVE SHIRT person) and "dbn bulb*" And who can resist "ankJfM tsr" (a email child) or forget "W h en 's the beef?" The entries relating to the word "d o g " go on for 18 pages and range from "abort deg* — a half-pint bottle — to "barking dogs* - sore feet — to "see a man about a dog" — use the bathroom. Some o f the words d ied have come to us through the miracle o f television - ntch as "h ippy," popularised on "Rowan and M a r t in 's L a u g b * In ." I OR HOMI S TA FFO R D ® S A LE SELECTEO 9TAFFOROB AND STAFFORD EXECUTIVE* RMflHQWffMVIUiJIM!f W ■ a g a g g g i �« A - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, July 22, 18®* Editorials/ Opinions SaMflMdIfcndd (UtPt 4S1-M0) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 831-OOB3 Lacy K. Lear -Editor Odessa H. Pugh • Business Manager EDITORIAL Keep eyes open in parking lots A th ree-year old b oy w as fou n d In a parked ca r near Jacksonville M onday. T h e w in d ow s w e re c lo s e d , a n d th e h e a t w a s a lm o s t unbearable. T h a n k fu lly , th e b o y w a s s p o tte d an d rem oved from th e veh icle. U n fortu n ately, h e w as su fferin g from severe heat-induced In ju ­ ries and w as h ospitalized In c ritic a l con d ition . A lth ou gh the ca r did n ot b elo n g to th e c h ild ’s parents, and law en forcem en t o fficia ls h a ve not y e t determ ined h ow h e go t In to th e veh icle, th is Is s till a terrib le situ ation . Anvone who leaves a child In such a veh icle, regardless o f w h eth er It's tn h ea t o r cold , will probably be charged w ith ch ild abuse. In such cases, th ere Is little d efen se, an d punishm ent w ill b e severe. T h e reason fo r b rin gin g th is situ a tion in to th e forefro n t shou ld l i e obviou s. E veryo n e n eed s to keep th e ir eyes open, to h elp fin d such situations, an d sum m on o ffic ia ls b efo re It's to o tote. M oot everyon e parka In sh o p p in g c en te r lots. A a people w a lk from th e v e h ic le to a s to re o r b u ild in g an d retu rn , a lo o k arou n d m ig h t be In order. I f a c h ild , o r e v e n a p e t la lo t w ill g e t a it to a n o th er. B u t n o g c a e y e lo r th a w attuabona cou ld C HU C K STONE A tlan ta has risen from the ashes A TLA N TA — The hottest city In Am erica right now — not temperature h o t but mulUculturaUy, athletically and Journalistically hot — Is this Southern metropolis that gave birth to one o f (Urn’s m ost memorable lines. "Frtm kly, m y dear, I don’t give a dam n." More than any other city, Atlanta has a historic right to exult. "W e ’ve come a long way, baby." [ haa it come? Drat that 130 years ago Union Oen. W illiam Teeumaeh Sherman torched the Georgia city Into a pUe o f amolderlng ashes. Then consider what thla urban phoenix la now, the major conventions it w ill host during the next three weeks and the global distinction it w ill earn in 1006. Already the home o f globally respected CNN. which haa transformed the way we respond to breaking news events, Atlanta also Is one o f the country’ s busiest airline hubs, home to three n ujor professional sports teams (Including those perennial W orld Series contendere, the Atlanta Braves) and boasts the largest group o f na­ tion ally prom inent black colleges and un­ iversities. Follow ing the Just-completed W orld Cup. b lack -m a yor-govern ed A tla n ta w ill p lace Am erica again on global center stage In two yea n as boat o f the 1906 Olympics. But ^n the next three weeks AUanta w ill welcom e more m u ltic u ltu ra l and Journalistic activity than most cities do in a year. O lven the emotloha] cataclysm o f the O.J. Simpson tragedy that has po­ larized blacks and whites', the first con­ vention Is especially noteworthy. For tlte first time ever, four major as£ Mors than any soclstjona o f minori­ othardty, ty Journalists — the Atlanta has a National Association historic right to o f Black Journalists, exult, ’Wave the National Asaoclacome a long tlo n o f H is p a n ic way, baby.’ J J o u r n a lis t s , th e Aalan American Journalists Association and the Native American Journalists Association — w ill convene In a historic meeting. Unity '04. That'a enough to send Journalistic critics o f multiculturallam and academic pettifoggers o f JACK ANDERSON Did Stephanopoulos make out like bandit? WASHINGTON — Hillary Rodham C linton apparently isn’t the only person close to the president with an eye for a good deal. Only months after the first lady disclosed she won big In the futures m arket, senior W hite House adviser George Stephanopoulos sealed an 8835,000 com mercial real estate deal In Washington, D.C.. The M ay 23 purchase was financed with a favorable loan from a bank owned by a man hailed by President Clinton aa "th e most enlightened banker in Am erica." "O eorge made out like a bandit," says Stephanopoulos’ real estate agent Oeorglo Furtoeo. "H e's going •ntp do terrific,In terms | D O N N A B R I T T Relationships: There’s the dance LETTERS * *. V-JV * Grandstanding? WASHINGTON - Alw ays - with O J . and Nicole, surely, but with the rest o f us too — “ Understanding Orarufetanrtlng.’ ’ The c ity o f Longwood’a ormanhtog engineer* for Rangdtne Road Improvements called a public Information m eeting to ahow preliminary plana and lira s The (in n contacted several community leaders and residents within 300 fact o f Rangrttna. Several people were alarmed ^ y ths possibility o f increased traffic in our neighborhoods so ere orgutlM d to Inform the people o f the July 13th meeting. The result was a "filled to capectty" chamber. Mayor Miller, recognizing an opportunity to ap p w before more than 100 voters, had on the the m eeting with lanes “ w tlli that originally to be lanes). Only Jy lthro did he turn the i the engineers. What'a going on ...are elections this fell? - ■ n ew * rryor Berry's World * " » 80th thus, your kid leaves the m ilk out to spoil. For the 30th tim e, you blow up over U. You swear never again to react so prepre­ dictably. You d o n 't - until the neat time. Your partner steps one way; your next m ove eonespands Just so. It Isn't always negative; many relatlonshipden cce are wooderfia When Nicole and O-J.’a began, she w u 18: be was 30. Tbs upper-mtddle-ciaas California g irl w as overw helm ed, w e hear, by the handsome and charming celebrity, he was wowed too — by her angular attractiveness; perhaps by her naivete. For a man with a then-lading earner, pregnant w ife and raven­ ous public, the sim plicity o f a "bu b b ly" adoring teen-ager may have been enchanting. W hatever began their dance, both parrid- InnooenUy O-J.’e rage. They point out Nlcoie’a l settlement and glOXXKKainooUi port; her thrice-weekly maid service. Itkm lst full-time babysitter, three* i\* u$■r r m, wA . * political correctness into paroxysms o f despair. But this la a far different Am erica from the one portrayed In Margaret M itchell's "G one W ith the W ind/’ Ushering It Into the 21st cen tu ry’s demographic realities, the four associations arc doing as much to transform the m edia Into a more democratic expression aa CNN haa already done. In tribute to their Unity ’94 m eeting. I In vite you along on a quick Jaunt down m em ory lane. Freedom Forum's July bulletin has a lead article. "Building the rainbow In Journalism." describing a rainbow advocate trouble-maker: "O n Nov. 28. 1959, aa Journalists are prone to do, John Algner raised a ruckus with a colum n in the New York Age. a small black N ew York City weekly. ’ Memo to Rat-ranchers’ — his first column since being hired aa a reporter a m onth earlier — ran on page one. and per A ge policy, his picture... "A lgn er slammed the city’s slumlords for their vermin-infested flats. But It was not slum lords who bristled. Age readers were upset, not by Algner's topic, but by his tone. Skin tone. "A lgn er was white... 'I caught hell (h irin g him ).' Editor Chuck Stone says. ‘ People In Harlem went crazy because at the tim e there were no blacks working at the m ajor dallies In New York.' _ — m ostly women? — see that be controlled her from age 18. He bad (Inal say on her clothes and actions, and demanded her presence on tripe. They note that she had no Intim ate, fem ale confidantes during their marriage. They aee O J .’ e else and strength and that he used both to attack her. Listening to 1recordings o f his ranting, to his reported threats and to " I don’t want that woman In my bod," they hear painful echoes from their own I called a Washing­ ton area acqu ain ­ tance who counsels poor women trying to take control o f their lives. She cited the continuing tango o f a surprising pair; Her middle-class parents. married more than 40 years. Her dad, she said, b aa a lw a y s b een "verbally abusive" to her m other. "H e ’ d c a ll h e r d u m b , s tu p id . ...H e has f i t 's the same In n e v e r b een su p ­ relationships. J portive o f anything nay nw i h ff wanted to do and she never had the confidence to Just go ahead and do It. ...She Internalised his reasoning, came to believe It."' W hy do women like her mother stay with such men? " Because It’s easy." she said. " I f you ... want to change the other person s behavior, all you can dp Is change your own. To change, you have to work. ...it’s like a circle." 1 Or a dance. One partner changes the pattern and the whole thing disintegrates into chaos. O r It evolves Into something infinitely more beautiful. Not this time. Subtract the glamour, and O-J. and Nicole are special In Just one way — she If she were alive, their Brentwood minuet might have continued, like millions o f lunatic rtanrra dally enacted in tenements, mansions Jd everywhere in between. That Nicole was for so long a w illing partner in no way excuses her 1 being beaten or i A man who hits women Isn’t healthy. The woman who allows It Isn’t either, however rich or well-toned. We don’t know who killed Nicole. But as dancers, we can’t miss the Irony, the tragedy, that U happened Just when she Anally may have been learning some new steps. .I m a rk et.,.. I'n i not t^ O 0 o g .,to toot my own horn here, but I did a terrific deal." More than a dozen b a n k in g and re a l esta te sou rces w e c o n ta c te d b e lie v e f Hillary Rodham th e re 's som eth in g Clinton perhaps too "terrific11 apparently len t about how Prcrident the only parson C l i n t o n 's m o a t d o se to the tr u s te d p o lit ic a l president with a d v is e r b e c a m e an eye for a h e a v ily le v e ra g e d good deal . J despite a compara­ tively modest net worth and annual income. Yet thanks to a 8068.000 loan from NationaBanc M ortgage Carp, (a NationsBank subsidiary) — at an Interest rate w d l below what most com m er­ cial customers pay — Stephanopoulos la Bluing on a mlxed-uae com mercial property Furioao values at more than a m illion dollars. That NationsBank la owned by H ugh McColl — who has become Bfll Clinton’s good friend and banking guru — raises questions about special treatment. " I can unequivocally state 1 never naked Cor any special treat­ m ent," Stephanopoulos told us. "(F u rioao) handled the negotiations. He handled the loan .! was dear, and be was very dear, not to ask fo r anything out o f th e o rd in a ry. Ofcvtoualy ha was trying to get the best d ea l.' McColl and NationsBank refused to com m ent. Furioao told ua be finessed the deal by. am ong other things. " p la y ii« one bank o ff another" and finding a "m otivated seller." H e denies seeking special favors and says Stephanopoulos delegated all day-to-day negotiating authority to htm. " I was literally writing the th contract and negotiating the loan while Ihe was goin g through that (Whitewater). II was so extra careful not to Jeopardise his position." he aaya. " I was very nervous about It because I felt It was a pretty good deal, but there was nothing extraordinary here." Stephanopoulos' new property consists o f an elegant two-stocy apartment, where he now lives, and an eyewear retailer dow n below. He collects enough rent from the retail tenant ta cover his monthly bank paym ents and other fees o f approximately 85,500. Until June 1. 1987, Stephanopoulos Is locked Into a 6.373 percent Interest rate, which several banking sources say is a long tim e on such a low rate. In feet, after hearing a detailed description o f the numbers and terms o f the loan, a NationsBank com m ercial loan officer said It “ does not fit our product m atrix." �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, Ju ly 22, 19M - S A Road Read it and reap: Census says learn and earn o b ta in in g bon ds w ith w h ich to fin a n c e beautification and lake safety work If no other Tom West appeared to draw considerable money la available. , attention when he dlacueaed the condition* o f the W ith the fiscal year 1094/95 budget nearing lake, next to which the roadway construction la final approval, It was admitted that no funding la underway. presently Included for boulevard landscaping or “ I want to know what step* the city Is taking to 1 6 0 0 ,0 0 0 fo r h igh s c h o o l other needs. insure the quality or water continues to be good dropouts. Knight observed, "W ith the present general Assoclatad Press Writer_________ In the lake, he asked, "la the city monitoring It? The study said that In 1992 obligation bonds, we have plenty o f capacity to No. But It should be done, and done frequently." people with advanced degrees W A S H IN G TO N S tay In obtain more money, but the people would have to 1 He suggested the water be checked for oil, had average annual earnings o f school and earn more money. be witling to have taxes raised with which to pay [grease, heavy metal, and other pollutant*. for it." People with professional de- 948,653, w h ile th ose w ith Other cltixens discussed the destruction o f large earn 95 for every 91 in bachelor's degrees averaged Seymour suggested a com mittee be formed to reea, which have now opened up the lake area, ne Income o f folks who 932,629 and high school gradu­ consider what the city needs to do In order to pnee hidden from much o f the passing traffic. "It don't finish high school, the ates managed Just 916,737. move toward a beautification plan. He proposed ..lhe completely accessible to the In his report. KomlnskJ noted Census Bureau reports. that the plan be developed as soon as possible so pie, said Felicia Warren. "I'm concerned that four-fifths o f Americans Not su rp risin gly, the new any need for funding can be Included in the city's Ibout the safety o f this, and the loss o f peace o f Census study o f education levels aged 25 and over have finished budget before It Is due for final approval. Sind we have had at night in our neighborfound that the longer you learn high school and more than one Later In the lengthy discussion, Mayor Lowry In five has a college degree — the more you earn. Rockett volunteered to serve on such a com mit­ T h e lack o f landscaping w ill cause the value o f both all-time high levels for this "Person* with more education tee, and recommended that Knight, and Parka —* *o go dow n." Jim Griffin said, "and country. can expect even higher lifetime and Recreation Director John Holland also be on vhen It does, so do the city's tax dollars." He also lfound that whites had the committee. earnings," observed Census stat­ Another cltlxen questioned the com plexity o f istician Robert Komlnakl. Seymour also agreed to serve, and recom­ getting permission from the various authorities to For example, someone with a completed high school. 82 per­ mended Mark Tarcano. with possibly a sixth *o the work which may affect the wetland areas, professional degree can expect cent. compared to 70 percent for person to be added. nd the lack o f cltlxen notification. He cited lifetim e earnings o f more than blacks. The "oth er" group. In­ " If we atari meeting early next w eek." Rockett Dnfuslon over who may have the power to allow 93 million, compared to 91.4 clu d in g A slan s and P a c ific "are may be able to com e up with a : work between the Arm y Corpa o f Engineers, m illion for som eone w ith a Islanders, had 79 percent high recommendation In time to bring It back to the partment o f Natural Resources, St. Johns bachelor's degree and Just over school graduates and Hlspanlcs. commission In tim e for budget Inclusion." fster Management D istrict and other govern* nental entitles. Rockett said he h id prior experience In serving ■ Seym our suggested the city needs more on such a road construction com mittee before r riled plans on how to execute beautification o f becoming mayor, and would be w illin g to share majority. He has the training but fie land being damaged by construction, and XA coats and ideas developed by another etty'a is not allowed louse it.” r to finance the project committee, to help speed Lake M ary's work. and looking at anything." Lovestrand voted against the "Nothing has been done regarding any detailed Commissioner Gary Brender suggested the "Paul Lovestrand la trying to urchase with commissioners ndacaplng and coats," said Mayor Lowry etty'a legal representatives also look fngo the Introduce scare tactics to stall iris Benson, Annamarie Vacca, wkett. "w e have however, worked on the lim its o f the original Interlocal Agreem ent which the whole thing,” M iller com­ Ron Sargent and Miller voting In _»tlon o f the area and ways to finance i t We established the Lake Mary Boulevard widening m en ted , "b e c a u s e he Juat favor o f the purchase. ave had, and are continuing to have meetings project. doesn't want to do I t ” ,A petition signed by 24 De1th Sanford and Seminole County, so tor on the Miller said the city needs to In summing up his position. Rockett suggested lanager and stafTlevel. move aa quickly aa possible to the newly formed committee, and especially the I Money which has been left over from the West Improve conditions at the fire concerned cltixens who attended the commission pke Mary Boulevard Construction bonds was meeting, to expand their efforts. W ith the Phase II station where on-du ty > brought into question. Finance Director construction involving the boulevard property in firefighters bunk tn the same C oatlaaad from P age IA idy Knight explained that the amount could the third not only Lake Mary, but Seminole County and the room and there la only one up as high as 9167,000, or as low as 940,000, grade classrooms." City o f Sanford, he suggested people also apeak restroom and shower. ending on final payments, Towles said the roof work was "H is (Lovestrand'■) statement out at those commission meetings pertaining to le discussion also brought up a question o f a replacement Job. "This school the construction work. last night, ‘Well, are really don't was built 24 years ago," she have to do anything right now said, "so the roof has been up because those wom en knew there for a long time. It’s good (about the accomodations) be­ that It’s getting replaced." fore th ey w ere h ired. That She explained that students doesn’t have anything to do with who would have used the room the Issue either. The fact o f the have been transferred to the matter Is, the women In the fire music and art room today. service have to be taken care of. No children were • Injured In That's juat the tow and It i* the Incident. Towles said the wet thousands o f war veterans. misconduct o f any Board o f morally right. He seems to have celling tiles were discovered well Am ong the possible causes Veterans Appeals em ployees and lost sight o f all th at” Miller said. slated Press Writer suggested have been ejrooeure to before any o f them fell or any resulting harm to veterans M iller said Lovestrand'* sug­ became any danger and the and th e ir fa m ilie s / ' b oard gestion that a mobile home be WASHINGTON - Leglslaition Insecticides, oil fire fumes or yo u n gsters w ere m oved to kanlmoualy approved ved by b\ a Iraqi chem ical and biological Chairman Charles L. Cragln said leased fo r qu arters fo r the another location. In a statement. "W e are doing women would have coot 950.000 panel would provide dlsa- warfore agents in the war some. The legislation "takes a bold "W ith the wet carpeting and everything we can to rectify the to 960,000 for a tw o year period. Pllty com pensation to sick the tons we are using to dry situation. The mayor said the 2.700 square Quit W ar veterans even step forward to recognise their them out." she said, "It lust Isn't foot building w fl appreciate in they cannot prove their su­ sacrifices and accord them the The two lawyers, who have safe to have the children In its resulted horn service In same benefits *h*t other serv­ not been Identified, are under value and may be sold at some future date or even become the ice-connected disabled veterans 'th e 1991 war with Iraq. Investigation by the U.8. at­ site for a new fire station. Under the bill passed Thurs­ receive,*' said Rep. Lane Evans. torney's office. In .,W l “ Additions to the current* day by the House Veterans D4U.. a senior member o f the They could lose their licenses to Affairs Committee, thousands o f committee. ‘ ' practice law end face IA because the building la built oh The hill, which has adroinisv e t e r a n s s u f fe r in g fr o m ment If found guilty o f tamper­ muck and would not support a Rabun told mysterious aliments thought to trstlooUfipport/ alao requires the ing with the files. s e c o n d s t o r y , th e m a y o r commission era Thursday. " I felt be linked to O ulf W ar service V A to act up an ou treach the public service utility tax la a One o f the attorneys resigned explained. program for vetarana and their [w ould be eligible for benefits. During the Thursday night mare felr and equitable way o f fin illlii authorises 96 rail- after the V A 'e Inspector general lCurrently, veterans cannot reUoo a year for fiscal years 1996 released evidence o f tampering discussion. Lovestrand pointed handing storm water." The utility tax Is paid by all toot January. The other, whose out a number o f areas where benefits unless they can 1997 for asperate case was revealed by poor ptormlng had resulted in unincorporated custom ers o f that their rttaahtlttka are the Inspector gMteral In M ay. has the city facing ridicule or finan­ utility companies, both owner cial problem s. He cautioned and rental residents and busi­ i and the Veterans Msanwhlto Thursday. Gw VA depleting the city's re­ nessmen. The property tax la manta cay they announced It eras screening ell serve Bind which would be paid by all property owners In •Ingle cause for the files o f tw o departm ent lost. It said the appeals boon! needed In case o f some natural the county, both in and out o f l Persian O ulf syndrome, attorneys under Inv copied docum ent! In veterans' disaster or unfaraeen emergency dtles. itnatton o f muscle pain, possibly altering or Commissioners replaced the during one o f the lose, respiratory and the Mae o f voti "W hat troubles m e most Is 96.3 million in extra utility tax Investigations ■ but that i Hiibtemo. akin leolona and benefits. * that no long range study o f our revenues fay the property tax may have to be reconstructed. ■m ore th a t h as a fflic t e d " W e d e e p ly r e g r e t th e fire department needs has been Increase, which generated 92.9 don e.’1 Lovestrand said. He million more, cutting 92 million suggested a study by the fire from reserves and trimming out chief, finance director, or city parking lot paving and other administrator be conducted.. small Items. T h u rsd a y, com m ission ers 'The administrator is experi­ added 91 million during the next enced In long range pi S p rin g, died and should do a study to be sure two yeans to help Ovleoo build a 20. 1994 at Florida our needs w ill be m et for several National Center and Academy W illiam Ponakl Thomsen, 73, O a r r y A rth u r L e n a , 4 6 , Altamonte. Bom In S t Louis, he years to come. However, our for the U.S. Volleyball Associa­ I Panama Circle. W inter Springs, Land Avenue. Longwood. died m oved to Central Florida in a d m in is tra to r Is to o busy tion. 940.000 to promote county Wednesday. July 20. 1994 at Idled Wednesday. July 20. 1W4 1974. He waa a marriage and listening to our m ayor's plans Issues on Channel 24. 938.000 Florida Hospital. Altamonte. Lucero Medical Center. Boro fam ily therapist, and taught and micro management to offer fo r OoldenRule Housing and Jan. 9, 1921 to Cleveland, he , rn June 24. 1949 In Detroit, adult classes at Seminole Com­ any plana o f hte own. When I Community Development Corp. lh e moved to Central Florida In moved to Central Florida In m u n ity C o lleg e. H e w a s a asked him why, he said he had and 920,000 for the Sanford 1 9 8 3 . H e w as a b u ild in g 11949. He w o o d cabinetmaker for member o f St. Mary Magdalen to follow the wishes o f the Main Street project. engineer. He waa Methodist. [F lo rid a H ospital. H e w as a Survivors Include wife. Edna; C ath olic Church. He w as a her o f Altamonte Springs former Franciscan priest. Bret nth-day Adventist Church. daughters. Beth Tosh, Long- director o f Christian Service wood. Suaette Hartman. Park [H e belonged to the Optomlst Forest. Ol.i eon. WUllorn C., Center and member o f Central [Club o f CsM sIhnry. G len dale H eights, 111.) fou r Florida Association o f Marriage Survivors Include wife, Peggy: and Family Therapists. [d a u g h te r. M elin d a, W in te r g ra n d c h ild re n ! tw o g r e a t­ grandchildren. [S p rin gs! atm. Jason. W inter S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e w ife . Orlando Cremntloo Service. Dorothyi sisters. Mary Klein. St. Springs; slater. Cindy RUtertwff. Orlando, In charge o f arrange- Louis. Rosem ary Lam m lein . [Enterprise. | B ald w in -F alreh lld Fu neral Crest wood, Mo.. C lel Bauer. [H om e. Altamonte Springs. In LaOrange. 111.. Dorothy Toato. |charge o f arrangements. Thomas Wilson. 75, Tropic F lo r is s a n t , M o .. C o le t t e Avenue. TttuevfUe. died Tues­ Overman. Kirkwood. Mo.; step­ M O B rA TI day. July 19. 1994 at Florida daughters. Sharon Loomis, De­ Arthur Pate. 99. Curable Ave* Hospital. Orlando. Born Oct. 23. lray Beach. Carol Foster. Dallas; inue. Orlando, dtod Thursday. 1819 in Lagrange. FI., he was e three grandchildren. J u ly 21. 1994 at a private lifetime resident. He was a cus­ B a ld w in -F alreh lld Fu n eral [tendance. Ha waa born Nov. 27. to d ia n In B revard C ou n ty 1925 In Haines City. He waa a Schools. He was a member o f Home, Altamonte Springs. In retired A ir Force staff sergeant. B eth lehem B aptist C hurch. charge o f arrangements. He was a veteran o f W orld W ar Titusville. IH, the Korean and Vietnam ware. Survivors indude brothers. Guest Speaker: Dr. Audrey Bronson, Survivors tnriude daughter*, Ralph and Charles, both o f laraha Young. Sanford. Carol Titusville; slater, Thelma 8mlth. Philadelphia, PA Funeral to vkn Hr U s * Wstwn e t«t A sh d o w n . O fU n d o t sisters. Titusville. DM Omasa* A w . la h r i w tw « F ra n ca *. J a ck so n ville. Ann Wtlaon-Elcheberger Mortuary, U, will hi M irim at II i s . si Music by: Clark* Orlando: brother. Bobby. Inc.. Sanford, In charge o f ar­ Own* si M A. isM 1 Orlando; four grandchildren; two rangements. V e m o n 'Papa'Jones, Patricia great-tpandchttdsen. SSHI M S-IH. St 1 Woodtown Funeral Home and H itchm on-W hatley, Cynthia C. Brown Ocry Joseph Woltering. 72. i Sr Iwwle* Funeral M em orial Park.- O rlando. In ak Haven Drive. Altamonte Oak charge o f arrangements. and R on & Ingrid Nathan E who can be members of any racial group, recorded Just 53 p ercen t w ho fin ish ed high school. Turning to college degrees, the "oth er" category was tops at 34 percent, followed by whites with 23 percent, blacks at 12 percent and Hlspanlcs with 9 percent. The study's lifetim e earnings estim ate, by educational at­ tainment: —Didn’t finish high school: 9609.000. — H igh s c h o o l g ra d u a te : 9821.000. —Attended college: 9993.000. —A ss o c ia te d egree: 91.062.000. —B a c h e lo r 's d e g r e e : 91.421.000. —Master's degree: 91,619,000. —Doctorate; 92,142,000. —Professional: 93,013,000. U fC llflS Q E p artm en t o f P u b lic W o rk s employees also requested city officials to review the facta leading to the resignation o f director Richard Kombluth. The 15-ycar city em ployee resigned after being told his job was not funded In next year's budget. Roof ill approved for benefits lo Gulf War veterans there, but we expect everything will be dried out and back to normal by Monday, so are are planning on having the room for use once again." "T h e idea that this area a m ajor c ellin g collapse Is n 't tru e," she said. "Apparently some o f the children arent home and told their parents that the roof had fallen In. You know how children tell stories. But I can aee where some o f the parents may have been frightened. "It's not a serious situation." she added. “Juat a few celling tiles." There was no Immediate arord on when the roof replacement at the elementary school would be completed. School district of­ ficials were not available for comment this morning. was . win U! It Is so hard lo asy goodbye. We km yog's!) ao i ictus wanted you A Sure Jr. most. LOVE, Wife • MlKfttftf. Peughnn - Asdrss A I tcphalc, Mother • Florida Young, Fsiher - Lee Young Brothers - Dentil, Lsc Let, Cornell, Leroy m r m m THE FIRST ANNUAL CENTRAL FLORIDA GOSPEL M USIC LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS Satunlay, July 23,1994 6i30 p.m. Banquet Sanfbra Civic Center - LOCALNEWS-LOCALSPORTS'LOCALEMT0MAL8 PEOPLE•HEALTHAFITNttS•EDUCATION•M N 6N V i n 11>i 11 III i .il«l r \ / / V Presented by the Sanfonl/Ccntral Florida Interdenominational Musicians' Guild Sponsored by WUson Ekfidbcrgcr, Strang Communications and Octhunc-Cookman College ^ ! 1/ * 1 Tickets* $15 — Attire Form al Available at local churches, M cCoy Cleaners, Jay's Fashions - 25th __________ C a lk (9 0 4 ) 5 3 2 -2 3 3 5 fo r In fo rm a tio n __________ m fl �• A - Sanford H«raM , Sanford, W orlds - Friday, July 22, 19S4 Will health reform live ub to expectations? Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON - They came to Capitol Hill from places like Bountiful, Utah, and T is­ homingo, Okla.. to tell their gut-wrenching stories about health care, stories that sometimes moved lawmakers to tears. Women with breast cancer asking for coverage o f mammographies. Parents with very 111children demanding the financial freedom to keep their children at home and out o f Institutions. People In wheelchairs wanting the government to back home care, not nursing home care. Now their high hopes for reform are about to * with political reality, and the come face to face hances o f dlslllusi chances disillusionment are great. And some o f the real people w who realh need b really ho health reform already are bracing themselves for heartbreak. * i don’t know whether ll W ashington la a problem-solving place or not. ' says Jo Ann Cayce o f Thornton, Ark., who spoke to a group o f * the hundreds o f to n early this year about uninsured* Arkansans she volunteers her time to help. "1 think really the Intentions o f a lot o f the people are good. But 1 don’t have too much faith in what they d o." Even If a big health care bill passes, Cayce says. It's unlikely to reach many o f the desperate people who knock on her door every day. "These are poor people," she said. "Poor people don't have transportation to get to the doctor. They don’t have telephones. They don’t have a dime. If they have to pay even a dollar for a prescription, th ey're not goin g to get the m edicine." "T h e people In Washington don’t know much about that.'f Tears welled up in Hillary Rodham Clinton's eyes when Stephanie Carlson o f Bountiful. Utah, stood In a crowded Senate hearing room in May and described the struggles she and her husband have been through since their son Travis was bom two years ago, deaf, blind and with paralysed vocal chorda. They were college students at the time and hsd a student health Insurance policy. But with Travis' high medical costs, they hit the plans lim its within weeks, and their policy was dropped. Now. Mrs. Carlson's husband has to ask his employer for far less pay than he would normally get ao the fam ily’s Income doesn’ t disqualify them from government assistance to take care of Travis* needs. A t for her hopes. Mrs. Carlson said she started to cry this July Fourth when she sang the national anthem. " I stood and sang the national anthem — all three verses — and I sat down and cried, not because It was an emotional experience and I was full o f Joy." she said. " I cried because when you have a critically 111 child with huge medical expenses, you don’t have the kind of rights 1 was singing about. You don't have the right to life, liberty and the pursuit o f happiness." Comet fragments stop falling on Jupiter today n » Mhn ■. Falk Correctional Facility. location: lomlnoli County Flvo Falnfa Comyloi, l i t North Stan ^ _ SoutovarS. la o h rl FuMk Hawafetf Imaeayatnantt Dmifnan4can«trvctton*4 0 4 * m ix ' ‘Vi GRBENBELT. Md. - Comet fragments complete their bom* bardment or Jupiter today, but the acorchcd marks may remain for weeks above the cloudtopo o f the solar system 's largest planet. To astronomers, the com et shower on Jupiter has been more than Just a light show. The comet f‘ ragments provided a natural probe o f Jupiter’ s atm osphere. By p en etratin g deeply and then exploding, the span rocks performed a sort o f chemical analysis. Astronomers can use measurements o f the lig h t sp ectru m to Id e n tify molecules In the black patches left by the Impacts. Already they have found sul* phur. ammonia and hydrogen sulfide. They are still looking for water. The planetary pummellng has also allowed experts to verify their ability to gauge the slse o f comet fragments baaed on the apparent brightness. They used this scale to judge which pieces would be the largest and the Impacts have proved their calcu­ lations correct. By watching how the black Impact marks eventually dis­ sipate. planetary scientists could a lso learn m ore ab ou t th e weather and wind currents o f Jupiter. A s th e m arks d ilu te and eventually stream away, they'll act rather like a windsock, tell­ ing the speed and direction o f atmospheric flow high above the planet. Astronomers worldwide also have honed skills o f tracking a an ultimate Impact with Earth. And those calculations saw that fragment W. the last piece o f comet Shoemaker-Levy B. was to collide with Jupiter about 4 a.m. EOT today. A day earlier, the com et hit the giant planet with a cluster bomb — four fragments that smashed in nearly at nearly the same point over'a 20-hour period. Fragments Q l. Q2, R and S all exploded within about 60 miles o f each other, said MordacalMark Mac Low, a University o f Chicago astronomer. called the South Pole Infrared Explorer, can monitor Jupiter constantly this time o f year. Jupiter could possibly be hit by more than the forecast 21 fragments, said Eugene Shoem ilte r, co-d iscoverer o f the com et and a U.S. Geological Survey scientist. ’ T h e fireballs all overia; each oth er." be said. Impact dredged up more and more material and made It (the Im pact p o in t) b righ ter and brighter." ............... C H IC K E N W I R E M ALL Iadoor*h0jAlrCotdiUoaed Best WoridiallK Deal, Best DEALINTHEWORLD -<3> T h e Joint area w here the fragm ents sm ashed Into the cloud tops o f Jupiter turned Into "great big blobs'* o f bright Infra­ red. or neat, recorded on a telescope In Antarctica operated by the University o f Chicago, •aid Mac Low. The Instrument. L o o k ! 884.781a 'S om ething New F oe Sanford* (4 0 7 ) 8 2 4 * 7 8 0 8 OaOINANCp OF T N I C IT Y OF l ON SWOOP. FLOS'DA. FSO VipiN S FOS T N I ■XCUWVf FaANCMIM°Tt> ’SSJZtl C O N D IT IO N I A N O H I - S&’S S fe ra ftf" IT S NEW IT'S DIFFERENT If Y o u vlng Money, U k Y ou'll U Burlington SWTANT CREDIT - S o f a CoT! 410 8Jfvtr Laka Road Sanford FL 32733 (407) 324-SO FA (7332) £ W FM �IN BRIEF Tournaments galore Youth champions look to take next step on road SYFA registration available SANFORD - The Sanford Youth Football Association will be registering boys and girls for Its football and cheerteadlng programs every Saturday through August 6 at the lot on U.S. 17-92 across from the Sanford Middle School. Registration will be available between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. each Saturday. Boys and girls between the ages of 7 and 15 are eligible. For Info, call Tommie Thompson. 321 *2012. Girls’ softball clinic SANFORD — The Sanford Recreation fir Parks Department announces a weekly softball clinic open to girts ages eight to 16 on Saturdays through August 6 from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at Lakeside Field In Fort Mellon Park. For more Information, call 330-5697. Ovlado Little League registration OVIEDO — Registration for Oviedo Little League Fall Baseball will be held on the next two Saturdays (July 23 and 30) from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. at the King Street concession stand. The 10 game season will start the week of August 29. For Information call 677-4485 In the evening. Teen Challenge golf marathon LAKE MARY — Teen Challenge o f Florida has scheduled Its 1994 Golf Marathon for Monday, <July 25, at the Tlmacuan Country Club. The 100-hole marathon is to raise money to fund the various Teen Challenge programs in operation around the state. Teen Challenge, which Is headquartered In Sanford, Is a non-profit organization that tries to help young people overcome life-controlling problems. For more Information, call 330-9600. , No*Tap at Bowl America •y M A M M N T M Herald 8 ports Writer____________*_______________ _ SANFORD - Five youth teems will attempt to build on Seminole County’s reputation as a breeding ground Tor champions when they go on the road looking for more tournament gold over the next two weeka. Th e two-time defending state champion 14-and-Under Seminole Eagles girls’ slowpltch softball team Is already In Rock Hill. South Carolina playing for the national championship o f the NSA (National Softball Association). They will be Joined tomorrow (Saturday) by the Oviedo Juniors and Altamonte Springs American Majors who will be opening play In their respective Little League sectional tournaments. The Oviedo Juniors (13 year olds), which has been almost untouchable In winning their area and district crowns, will be playing at the North Tampa Little League Baseball Complex. The Altamonte American Majors (11*12 year olds), who suffered a loss in winning their area tournament, then had to win four straight games. Including beating undefeated South Lake twice, without a loss to win their district tournament, will also be In action at an undecided site. The other team that will start play In the next few days are the Seminole PONY Baseball Pony League (14 year old) All-stars. The pony’s, who have already waltzed through district and state tournaments, will be competing In the southeast regional at Marietta. Oeorgla. The final county squad still alive for naUonal honors are the Longwood Babe Ruth Baseball League Bambino Major A (11*12 year olds) All-stars. The Longwood club won four straight games and wrapped up the Bambino state championship last Monday. They will not start play In the southeast regional In Qalnesvllle until July 30. when they will play the host team In the * 10-team double-elimination tournament. Members o f the Oviedo Juniors, managed by Pat Metcalf and coached by Jorge Hernandez, are Jorgle Hernandez, Nathan Dancy. David Van Alta. Turner Elliott. Ruben Melendez, Larry Cummings. Kenny Kaync, Ray Brozzo, Jonathan Prather. Tom m y Koubek. Steve Frey. Pal Sirmeyer. Ryan Coureche and Ryan Hedayat. The Altamonte Springs American Majors are managed by George Plhakla and coached by Vernon Ford. On the team are Joewl Tormos. Trip Spear. Shallk Green, Cory Inflnger, James Scrubba, Richard Day, Josh Kane. Christopher Ballard. Rickie Weeks. Seth Reece, Austin WUIla. Josh Riebel. David Ramos and Adam Rouse. The Pony stars are managed by Gary Frost, who has Mike Ferrell and Jack Pickett serving as assistant coaches. Making up the squad are Scott Ferrell. Jeremy Frost. Alex Gonzalez, Scott Hillnski, Ben Knapp, Paulo Littleton. Tarric McCall, Matt McCarihey, Nick Melaszus. Josh , Pickett. Omar Serrano. Mike Sine, Donald Taylor, Jose Torres and Jeff Monaco. Ju ice rally tips Bucks in N A B F LAKE MARY - With Its backs to the wall, the Chet Lemon Baseball School Juice rallied for three runs in the bottom o f the sixth inning to edge the Casselberry Bucks, 5-4, in the opening round o f the NABF (North American Baseball Federa­ tion) District Tournament at Lake Mary High School Thursday even­ ing. SANFORD — Bowl Amerlca-Sanford will conduct Its weekly No-Tap Tournament this A pair o f two-run Innings had evening beginning at 9:30 p.m. given the Bucks a 4-2 lead entering Strikes are awarded when a bowler knocks the bottom o f the sixth but Scott down nine or 10 pins. Play Is handicapped as and William Morrow opened following: bowlers with averages under 140 im e with back-to-back singles. begin each game with strikes In the first three Dusty Budd reached on an error to frames; 140-159, Strikes in the first two frames: load the bases and winning pitcher 160-179. a strike In the first frame: 180 and Chris Klelbl drove In a run with a over, no handicap strikes. grounder to, second. Brian HenAB plkjM * bowl thHfe games < ,,,,4ataoo then (lrove in the tying and top 50 p sm b tb o tftti 1 ... winning runa with a single. the cash Winners (hopefully down to six places). The Juice w ill now take ' on the Including' the top three bowlers whb ’W lth- ■ top-seeded !-■*»» Mary Mudcats at compete in a TV-style roll-off for the top money. 5:30 p.m. this afternoon, while the The entry fee Is BIBBucks w ill play at 10 a.m. Saturday Tw o strtkepota also will be awarded during against the looer o f tonight's 8 p.m. the course o f the evening. game between Lyman and Oviedo. For more information, call 322-7542. ! M Longwood resident leads PGA PALM BEACH OARDEN8 - David Canlpe of Longwood fired a 3-under-par 69 Thursday to take the halfway lead In the Florida POA Open. Canlpe (134) leads by one over Ron McCann o f • Ocoee and Drue Johnson o f Tarpon Springs. In the senior division for players 50 or older, Aqger Kennedy o f Pompano Beach and Bill Kennedy o f Cape Coral — who’s no relation — were tied at 140 on rounds o f 71. Pacing the Juice offense were Kirby (3-for-S. two runa), Henderson (single, two RBI). Klelbl and Morrow (one single and one run each), Jeff Murray (single) and Budd and Dave Medici (one run each). Providing the offense for the Bucks were Brandon Bowen (home run, run, two RBI). Matt Huston (single, run). Kevin Knorst (single, RBI), Brad Butterfield and Eddie Cruz (one single each) and Andy Baker (two runs). Gator Bowl changes data GAINESVILLE - The Gator Bowl w ill be played Dec. 30 Instead o f Jan. 1 to avoid competition with the Orange Bowl, which is being played New Year's night. Bowl officials decided to skip New Year's Eve because o f the travel involved to Gainesville. Which is hosting the game this year while the Jacksonville stadium is being rebuilt for the NFL’s expansion Jacksonville Jaguars. Tire Julct It loot* The Juice from Chat Lemon's Baseball School got off to a good start In the NABF District Tournament at Lake Mary High 8chool Thursday night as it rallisd for a 5-4 victory ovar the Casselberry Bucks. In the top photo, tha Jules's Dave Medlol slides ssfsly Into ■ third base with a stolen baes after the throw from the catcher eluded Bucks third baseman Brandon Bowen, who later ripped atwo-run home run. In tha photo tf right, winning pitcher Chris Klalbi shows tha form that allowed Just five hits and struck out five Bucks. Th e doubl e el i mination tournament will have games at 5:30 p.m. and B p.m. tonight and continua through at laast Sunday at Laks Mary High School. MtreM Metcalf silences Dodgers bats in N A B F opener Magadan out MIAMI - The Florida Marlins' Dave Magadan was placed on the 15-day disabled list Thursday after suffering a fractured bone In his left foot. Magadan was struck In his left foot by a pitch from Hector Carrasco Wednesday at Cincinnati. He is expected to be out for six weeks. Magadan was hitting .275 with one homer and 17 RBI in 74 games this season. O’Cubc M l In extra frames GREENVILLE. 8.C. — Manny Jim enez' sacri­ fice fly in the 12th inning gave Greenville a 5-4 win over Orlando In Southern League play. Greenville had tied the game In the ninth on Ramon Caraballo's two-run home run. ■ U M IM I . ' , □ 7 p.m. — WON. American League: Chicago White Box at Cleveland lndlan»,fL)_____________ . ■ 1 LAKE MARY — One Inning and the strong right arm o f Mark M etcalf turned a great ball game Into a laugher In the opening round o f the NABF (North American Baseball Federation) District Tournament at Lake Mary High School Thursday evening. Metcalf gave up Just three hits, all doubles, while striking out eight and walking Just two and h it offense came up with a six-run fourth Inning as C o n v e rg e n t R ee o u rc ea from O v ied o whitewashed the Altamonte Springe Dodgers 7-0. Convergent Resources, who came Into the tournament seeded third, w ill be In action again tonight as they wtll (see the second seededSeminole Animal Supply Bullets from Longwood at 8 p.m. The Dodgers w ill wait until tomorrow to get back Into action as they will play the loser of tonight's game between the Chet Lemon Juice and Lake Mary Mudcats at 1 p.m. The double elimination event will run through at least Sunday, with a game Monday a possibility if the If necessary game becomes necessary. Convergent Resources held a 1-0 lead after a run In the second Inning, before for the six-run fourth. Martinez. Andy Neufeld and Shawn Burger all walked to open the fourth Inning. Metcalf then helped hie own cause by ripping a two-run single. Jason Fore followed with another two-run single, but was erased trying to get to second. Brian Baer, kept the Inning alive with a single ahead o f a two-run home run by Jerry Parks. Pacing the Convergent Resources attack were Neufeld (two doubles, run). Metcalf (two hits. run. two RBI). Baer (tw o hits, run). Parks (home run. run. two RBI). Fore (single, two RBI). Burger (single, run) and Martinez and Mike Bergman (one run each). Keith Walsh. Matt Krot and Moists Navarro had one double each for the Dodgers. Big inning keeps Post 53 B alive in AL tournament FT. PIERCE — The Sanford Post 53 offense awoke Just in time Thursday night as the local squad kept Its title hopes alive In the American Legion Baseball Southo _ n a lB T Tournament at Fort Pierce. The Sanford team was held hltlesa for five Innings, but exploded for eight runa in the top o f the sixth inning and eliminated Veto 8-2 In a loser’s bracket matchup. P o s t S3 la now 2-1 In the tournament and will play 8tuart> Martin County at 7 p.m. tonight. A win pula the team into the loser's bracket finals against Port St. Lucie at either 10 a.m. or 11 a.m Saturday morning. Two wins would advance Sanford Into the finals opposite undefeated Boca Raton Saturday afternoon. The necessary would be played on Sunday. Trailing 1-0. Tim Raines Jr. broke up the no-hltler for Post 53 and got the rally started at the same Umc as he led o ff the sixth Inning with a double. Phillip Eubanks followed with an RBI single and stole third before scoring himself on a single by Dax Kemp to put Sanford ahead to stay. Jimmy Rabun walked and Kemp scored on a s in g le by C h ris Youmans. Chris Louwsma then bunted the runners up a base before J.R. Nobles reached on an error, •coring Rabun. Youmans scored on a passed ball and Nobles scored when Jeremiah Mitchell reached on an error. Brad Jenkins and Raines drew walks ahead o f Eubanks' RBI grounder and Jenkins completed the scoring on a passed ball. Post 53 s only other hit was a single by Ryan Vinson In the seventh Inning. Mike Magner was the beneficiary o f the big inning as be scattered three hlta and allowed Just one earned run. In the seventh Inning, to collect the pitching victory. 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Hla atata are for tha 1094 aaaaon In tha flrat column, paraonal-baat aaaaon totals in tha aacond. column and currant caraar totals (Including 1004 gamaa) In tha third column. Rainaa waa 1-for-S aa they cam# from behind to adga the Cleveland Indiana 0-6 to Increase their American League Central Division lead to three games. The White Sox now not only have tha beat record In baseball, they also have won tha UtemIMitffS-l), l:44g/n. Atlanta (A w ry 4-1) at II. Lawtt (1 4-4), 1:11a.m. Cincinnati (Hamm S I) at Oikogo ( M ),):B j.f f l. San Dtoya (Kruagor 1-1) at Fhllai (S Iron l - n , 7:4l a-m. Laa Anyatoa (CanSatti 7-4) tt Mi (Fataaro 74), 7tM y.m. P lttik v ry h (Caaba 4-7) at Hi (Williams 4-0.4:44 a-nt PtarMa (laSald 4-1) at Catarad* (7r S l),4 t4 4 y m _ Doubles.... Triples....... Home rune. Laa Aflsdtt i t Mantmal, 1i ll a-m. San Dkiya at FWiaSHybU. 1 u p m San Francltcaat Maw Vartu 1:44a.m. Cincinnati at CMcaya, t:S4a-m. Piifeburgh at Ha/aton, M 4 y.m. I y m . — WON. Nasanal laayua: C asH Sadist CMcaya CiSa. (L ) 4:M p m. — T i f . Hattonal Laayut: A! BraawatSt. LawttCarSnala. (L ) 7sat. — WON,Amarican Lasyaa: CM WRtta Ssast Clavaland Indiana, t l ) ? : » pm . — WON, Hat tonal Laaaua Franctacs Olanta at MaarVarh MattTlL} 4 p.m. - w is e 44. Mattanal La, Ftarida Martini at CaSrada Kackiaa. (LI 9:tt a-m. — T1S. Natianat toayua: Al DAVIE — Don Shula, who built the Miami Dolphins Into one o f the dominant pro sports franchises over the lest quarter century, was talking like he owned the team. That’s because he now does — at least a part o f It. Th e tw o-year contract e x t e n s i o n he a n n o u n c e d Thursday with new Dolphins ow ner W ayne Hulzenga also allows him to coach through 1996, If he wants to. And the 64-year-old coach who has won more games than any coach In NFL history talked with the enthusiasm o f a rookie about the thrill o f Sunday afternoon. “ I don’t know where H i ever find a substitute for what hap­ pens on game day when that ball la kicked o ff," Shuts said. But the new contract — re­ portedly worth about 04 million — giv es him the option o f m oving Into the front office as vice president and director o f football options after this year. "It w ill be Don’s decision," said Hulzenga. who also owns baseball’s Florida Marlins and the NHL’a Florida Panthers. "H e can coach aa long aa he wants." The announcement came a week after Shula let It be known he m ight not coach past this year when hla contract expired. T h ere w as speculation after Jim m y Johnson left the Dallas Cowboys this year that Hulzenga m ight recruit him to replace Shula In the 1993 season. After the disappointment o f losing to Buffalo tn the AFC Rookie wins first Legends road race SEBRING Veteran SCCA and IM SA road ra cer John P e tric k o f T a m p a w on his Legends Cara it Sunday, July 17 in the Oatorade Florida L e g e n d s S e r i e s a n d B .F . Goodrich Legends,Cars National Tour event a t Sebrtng Interna­ tional Raceway. The Sebrtng . ^yent- -was the second o f the w eekend. On Friday night, Daytona’s Jim France edged Ted Richard and Robert May In a race at Lakeland etM )«74SiF(44)aS 4,TUSS1SI444 Onafedfe Odmafe™ P ™ M B tMB . SJ4 Ptta-BM 4JS 044 W H fe d i 144 S (XT) M M ; 9 (1-7) *4S; T (4-7-4) 14144 PtfeBmsa **"*1X44 141 Ml championship game two years; ago, then collapsing with five; straight losses after a 9*2 start to . miss the playoffs last year, Shula • is eager for a new start. "Some o f the things about; retirement or going up to the; front office have been blown out; o f proportion and exaggerated, I ; feel good. I’m healthy. I’m look-; Ing forward to coaching this year; and In the remaining years of; my contract.’ ’ Shula was a part owner o f the; Dolphins when he was first lured; to Miami in 1970 from the; Baltimore Colts, but he gave up; the Interest because he felt It; was a conflict. Shula said It made more sense; to be a minority owner now; because player decisions are; more complex with the salary; cap and free agency. Details of; his ownership were still being; worked out. Hulzenga said. The coach will be aiming for a* record sixth appearance In a; Super Bowl, which w ill be; played In Miami on Jan. 29. “ I'm anxious to get this team; back where we were after the T h a n k sgivin g day gam e In' Dallas." Shula said. Shula will have quarterback Dan Marino back after he missed much o f last year with a rup­ tured Achilles tendon. "I asked him today now that he’s part owner, I guess I'm going to have a long extended: contract, right?" Marino quipped after hla afternoon workout. If the Dolphlna win a Super. Bowl thla year, will Shula want to move upstairs? "Then 1might want to win two! Super Bowls, then three,” Shula! said with a grin. Petrick won the first roed race In Legends Cars history when he averaged 47.950 m ik e per hour In hie Am erican Aviation 1937 Chevrolet sedan for 15 laps on the 1.73-mile circuit. The race was slowed by tw o full-course cautions. Petrick, who won the pole sltion with a Up .P .H .. le d ever; lap and ahead o f the 1937 Ford o f Robert Ham o f Ormond Beach. Richard finished third In another 1937 Ford. Ham. who recorded the race's fastest lap o f 70.411, maintained hU point lead In the Oatorade Series. He has 145 points after S 13 o f the 25 race schedule.; Jimmy Foster o f Ormond Beach,; w ho had engine trouble in; practice and did not start the; race, la second with 127 points. 44 L A R I LAND IN T I R ITA TB IF B ID W A V ' FRIDAY, JULY II 1. Jim Franca. Carmkhaola Grill, Fart, 1; T#4 RIchart. Rlchart Racing, Fart, l i RaSart Ham, R Ann Racing. Fart; 4. Ban I May, F ilia l Matonpgrt*. Fort; I. OlcM 9rim . Frida Radng. Fort; 0. Jimmy FoaMrjl Safety Kloon/Jon Hall, Chavrotot; 7. Ton/ Haryrarai. TAX Racing, Chovrotot; I. Oava Cr i i dict, Ftpaiina UtilIN**, Fort; 4. Je4y Folk*. FlarMa Lafeodt, Chavrotot; M. Jafei Wafer*. Count! Conitructton. Fort; II. Oava Chamber*. Chambart Efectrlc. Fort; 11. Jatt Fart. Fart Racing, Fart. SB BRINS INTERNATIONAL B P I BPWAY SATURDAY, JULY 17 1. Jabs Fatrlcfc, Am ir lean Aviation, Owvrafet; 1. Rtbtrt Ham, R Ann Racing, Fart; X Tad Rlchart, Rlchart Racing. Fart; H a rra im . TAX Racing. Chavrotolj 7. Dam Chambart, Chambart Efectrlc. Fart; I. Oava Craddock. Piaollna Util life*. Ford; 4. John DickInu a DickInton Plumbing, Ford; 10.' Jim tfenfey, Brown XVMtlnofco Mutttor, Chavrofef; 1|. Bill Sorroy, KB Rack*. Fort;' 11. Jim Franca, Carmkhaali Grill, Fart; IX Charte* Garrtfem. Garrotter Grill, Fart; 14; Om s Cohaa. Auto Work*. Fort; II. Jody Fallen, Florida Logtnda, Chovrolal; 14; Jimmy Foifer, Safely Klaan/Jon Hall. Conner’s Camaro cops Top Eliminator money B lT H L O - O rla n d o 's Ed was the b ig winner In last Saturday night’s special 01,000 to whi Top Eliminator race at Orlando SpeedW orid. Conner, at the wheel o f a 1966 C h e v r o le t C a m a ro , o u tra n runner-up Paul K elly and semifinalist Jim Perry to claim the •1,000 prise. K elly end Perry, both o f whom also are from Orlando, piloted dragsters. In the Sportsman division, John Voet o f OrUndo In his 1966 P lym ou th bested O rlandoan D avid D ln atelo In h U 1966 Nissan In the flnaU. Scm iflnaliats were Ocoee's BUI Bowers in a 1976 Chevrolet and Tom Dixon o f OrUndo In a 1979 Camaro. The Pro Cycle winner w a s Honda rider Todd H elser o f Altamonte Springs. He beat the K aw askl o f O rlan d o's C hris Schlld in the finals. Making it to' the fin al fou r w ere W inter; Springs* Scotty Jones on a: Suzuki and Melbourne's Danny; McDonough on a Kawasaki. Tomorrow night (July 23) Or-! Undo SpeedWorid Dragway wilt be present the Sears Craftsman.' R a cin g S eries. A c t i o n wi lt feature eliminations In Super! Pro. Pro, Sportsman and Pro Cycle. Series points leaders in the Sears Craftsman Racing Series are 'L l! Bull (yes that la his real name) in Super Pro; Jerem y Hrabal In Pro and Donald Black* in Pro Cycle. The Sportsman* class currently has a three-way tie for first place between Larry Conner. David Vaught and Rick Doem. Oates Dpen at 4 p.m. with time; trials beginning at 4:30 p.m. and; final eliminations scheduled for 8 p.m . Orlando SpeedW orid; Dragway is located 12 miles east: o f Orlando on Highway 50. NI^HyaiT'JOpm 1 471 1 1 474 II I ; 1 �I 9 Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, Ju ly 22, 1994 - 3 B People Wise tips for summer safety IN B R IE F Three protective m easures to safeguard your hom e Intercession program The First Presbyterian Church o f Sanford la being used as a site for the Seminole Family VMCA Intcrsesaion child care program. The program will operate In conjunction with the Year Round Education calendar, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. The cost will be $70 a week with a $25 registration fee, Contact Bruce Scott at 322-2662 for more Information, While lightning Is a beautiful phenomena It could wipe out with one hit many costly Items in your home. Three protective measures will help safe­ guard your home from lightning: a light­ ning-rod and grourfd system, a grounded TV antenna, and grounded appliances. CONSUM ER FO C U S I.tg tif lag Mod Systems Lightning rod and ground systems arc simple In design and purpose. Their purpose is to conduct a lightning charge safely to earth. They do not attract lightning and do not neutralize the charge to any degree. When buying a lightning rod and ground system, you should choose a good basic system. Extras such as special tips or points do not really add to the effectiveness of the basic system. O rounded T V A aton n as Even If you have a lightning rod system, outdoor television antennas should be grounded. The core o f protection created by a grounded high point probably extends downward at a 45-degree angle all around the high point. A grounded antenna Is no Workers with the YMCA program are (from left) Rodney Nagel, Maya Jones and Kim Malar with student Isaac Rawlins. A day In the park A festival. In memory of Nicholas Tollman, an Infant who died while awaiting a heart transplant, will be held Saturday. July 23, at Wes Crllc Park. In Deltona. The park Is located on Fort Smith Blvd. and the hours are ! ! a.m. to 4 p.m. Activities will Include ballgames, entertainment, bands, clowns, games, food, an auction, face painting, fingerprinting, voter registra­ tion and a raffle. Proceeds from the event will go to defray the medical costs Incurred. For more Information, contact Candy at 574-4386 and Sandra at 574-9902. Reunion meeting The Crooms High School class o f 1970 will hold a monthly planning meeting for the 25th year reunion on Saturday, July 23, at 9:30 a.m. at New Mt. Calvary Baptist Church, 1115 W. Twelfth St., Sanford. All classmates are asked to participate and attend. For more Information, contact Gloria Mason. 322-7872 or Edward Brown, 321-1464. Qoepel Celebration announced SANFORD — A Gospel Celebration will be held In honor of Sister Mary Rhynca’ 18th anniversary. The event will take place at the Sanford African American Academy o f Arts, 1017 W, 13th S t„ on Saturday, July 23 at 7:30 p>m. The program will feature, the Reality Goa pel Singers, the CMUden-Vetoes, the Gospel SUvertones. all from the Daytona Beach area. The special gucAts being presented by Gordon/'Gospel will be the South Florida Gospel Singers o f Ft. Lauderdale, the Spiritual Six o f Dallas, Texas and the MacDonald Staters o f Fayetteville. North Carolina. For tickets and Information contact the Reverend and Mrs. Tyrone Green at 321-0535 and the Reverend B.J. Player at 322-6432. A donation o f $6 In advance and $9 at the door la requested. Toon Challenge program sat LONGWOOD — Florida Teen Challenge will offer a program at Weklva Assembly located at 1675 Dixon Road in Longwood. The event will take place on Sunday, Jply 24 at the 8 and 10:30 a.m. service. Teen Challenge o f ministers to men and women who once had a life controlling problem, such as drug addiction and alcoholism. The group teaches that only when one experiences the truth o f Jesus Christ are people free from the things that once controlled them. 86 percent o f the students who complete the full Teen Challenge program are still drug free after seven years. The public Is encouraged to bring anyone they know that have suffered from these problems to hear the life changing testomonica o f how Jesus Christ has set them free. There will be singing and preaching from the word of God. For more Information call 774-0777. ■■ "* CALENDAR COMA announcM moating* The Concerned Organization o f Men In Action (COMA) meets the drat and third Friday, at 6 p.m., In .the church annex at St. James AME Church. Ninth Street and Cypresa Avenue, Sanford. Art association moots Saturday Sanford-Scmlnole Art Association meets on the fourth Saturday o f each month, at 1 p.m., at Shoney's In Sanford. Those Interested In art are welcome to attend. Trokkorc moot Sundoy The USS Genesis, a chapter o f the Federation (A Star Trek Fan Club) meets every other Sunday, at 5:30 p.m., at Bowl America on Airport Boulevard. Those Interested In a program that helps people are Invited. Pooto to tolk vorco First Florida Poets meet at 10 a.m. every Monday at the Dcland Public Library. Interested poets are welcome. For more Information, please call Bob Sbclford. 904-7360416. or Virginia Martin. 904-775-8909. Sanford Rotarlana to moot Rotary Club o f Sanford meets every Monday at noon, at the Sanford Chamber of Commerce building. -.V/.VA’ Bridge club moots every Mondoy Lake Mary Seniors invite anyone 55 years or older to play party bridge. The Party Bridge Club meets every Monday between 1-3 p.m. at the Lake Mary Senior Center at the Old City Hall. 158 N. Country Club Road. Cancer support group moots 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 o f the dining room. This Is a self help support group for all cancer survivors, whether In treatment now or finished with It. Call 324-8737 or 322-7785 for more Information. 5 - *V \ V. ■/ BARBARA HUGHES/ GREGG substitute for * lightning rod system, however. To ground an antenna, run a heavy wire (*6 copper or equivalent) to a ground rod driven Into permanent moist earth (not back (111). The antenna lead-in ribbon should also run through a lightning arrester. The arrester should be grounded to the rod. If any ground rods are located within 6 feet of other grounds (such as for electrical systems) they should be connected by heavy wire and pressure connectors to prevent (lashovcr. If you have a lightning rod and ground system, you can ground the TV antenna by connecting the mast to the rod system. The ribbon lead-in should run through the arrester: the arrester should be grounded to one o f the lightning-rod grounds. Locate the arrester at a lower level (closer to the earth) than the TV set. G rounded A p p lian ces Appliances are more frequently burned oul by electrical surges from nearby light­ ning strokes than from direct lightning strokes. Lightning rioes not have to strike the high line to cause such a surge. To protect appliances. Install a secondary lightning arrester In (he service wires at the point wher they drop to the house. Your electric power supplier can tell you where to purchase these secondary arresters and what kinds would be best for your electrical system. Unplug as many appliances as you can when you leave the house. The last Item that needs to be mentioned as a reminder Is to get o ff the telephone when there Is a storm or at the the first sight o f lightning) This Is not folklore — it could save your hearing and maybe your life! Parents should plan to preserve past DBAM A B B Y t In a world where many marriages no longer last a lifetime and divorce Is common, a few words o f advice may help prevent much heart­ ache for those we love the most. Parents who have remarried and have adult children would be doing their children a kind­ ness if: 1. They have written plans for their funeral, and have made provisions for Its costs. 2. They have discussed In ad van ce the passing on o f heirlooms, pictures, etc. Parents might want to consider having copies made of family photos for all the children. It It wise to go through the household and make written Instructions stat­ ing who should have what. 3. Parents took the time to write a family and/or personal history for their children and grandchildren. Copies o f all o f the above should be given to the current spouse, the children and a lawyer. This will protect both the spouse and the children. Abby, we don't like to think about death or look at the negative possibilities that can result from It. but thinking ahead can prevent untold dif­ ficulties. I knowl My father lies tying the knot, sec a lawyer. DBAM A B B T i Wc have a lovely home, and our garden is ADVICM protected by a high thorny fence that has not prevented Invasion f t o f our p riva cy by lite ra lly hundreds o f helicopter (lights. ABIGAIL Many swoop at rooftop-level VAN BUREN within a few feet o f our poo). Helicopters are constantly flying over our residential areas and beaches as though they own In an unmarked grave because all the airspace above the earth. his forth (and last) wife refused Th e roar o f their rotors is to pay for the $6,000 funeral deafenlngl Low-flying helicop­ that she had arranged. My fa­ ters have destroyed our quality ther's children and hla sister or life, not to mention our were asked to leave the memori­ fre e d o m to b a c k s tro k e au al service early, so "the family" natural In our own pool. could be alone with the deI suppose there Is nothing you reused , can do about this, but I just had By the way, until that time, to let off some steam. our relationship with my father MO M tlV A C Y IN and all o f his wives was fairly PALOO VBMDB8, C A LIF. civil. After the funeral, hts last DBAM NO PM lVAC Yi Not all wife purchased a new Cadillac, helicopter pilots flying overhead sold hla house, and took every­ are out for Joyrides. Some are thing to another state, leaving no surveying the area In pursuit of forwarding address. ,_ . v , someone who Is evading the law. U Y B A N D t fA * N DBAM L IV B AMD LEAMNi Your letter provides one of tMfc strongest arguments In favor o f prenuptial agreements that I have ever seen. It Is a wake-up call for anyone who has been previously married and la con­ templating remarriage. Before Helicopter pilots have located lost hikers and rescued accident victims to transport them to hospitals. DBAM A B B Y t Th ere Is a historical precedent for the tale o f Aunt Bev (who married three brothers In succession) sent to you by "Doug In Oregon." M iss o u ri's C la ib o rn e F ox Jackson, elected governor, who tried to take the state Into the Confederacy, married In suc­ cession Jane. Louisa and Eliza, daughters o f Dr. John Sapplngton, frontier doctor who pioneered the use o f quinine to treat malaria. True or not. the story la told that when Jackson sought th e' hand o f the third daughter (hts first two wives having died), the crusty old doctor gave hts con­ sent. but growled. "W ell, you can have her, too. but If you come back for the old lady (the doctor's wife), t'U have to say no. Establish clear and consistent rules now DBAM M AM Yi My daughter, an only child, la Just starting middle school. We had her In private school through fifth grade but she was determined to go to school with her friends In the neighborhood this year so we reluctantly said OK. I know she's been sheltered; frankly. I've wanted It that way. But now I'm afraid she's going to be an easy mark for kids who are a lot more 'worldly" than she la. It's not that I don't trust her. but I know she hasn't had enough experi­ ence when It comes to saying no to kids who might want her to do something she may know Is wrong, but she'll be afraid that they'll make fun o f her If she doesn't go along. I'd like to strengthen her ability to handle this Und o f stuff before the situation arises, but every time I bring It up. she Just says, "Oh. Mom." and won't listen. How can I make her pay attention to me about this? AN XIO U S MOM DBAM ANXIO UBl You can't make her listen to you. but you can structure your behavior In such a way that It will support good decision-making on her part. Every kid. regardless of their background or previous experience, forms attitudes and must make decisions about their behavior. Including drug use. during early adolescence if not before. You can help her by establishing a clear and consis­ tent set of behavioral rules for her and be willing to enforce them. Encourage her to partici­ pate tn meaningful and unselfish activities or service In your church or community. This has proven to be a strong resiliency factor In helping young people steer clear of trouble. Finally, take a firm anti-drug stand. Make It clear that you will not tolerate any experimentation. Educate yourself about drug use and its effects and where help Is available should it become nec­ essary. If you or she needs help In dealing with a problem, w h e t h e r d r u g - r e la t e d o r behavioral, seek help immediate­ ly- CO UN SELO R MARY BALK In next week's column we will discuss how kids can actually practice good refusal skills be­ fore n difficult situation arises. (Mary Balk It a Certified Addic­ tions Prevention professional and a counselor at Pine Creel Elementary School. Contact bar In care of the Sanford Nerafo or at 322-17114 'reschool & Elementary! Program Starting at 3 Years Old. ENROLL NOW Liborty Christian School. 3S3S Palmetto A vs. 1 2 3 -1 5 8 3 , A MinMry ofPatmanoAvanua Baptat Church. Ik S h ST of Movies, Popcorn and Coca-Cola Plana are taking shape for our 8ummer MdFunMovta. bringing a day of movie tun and eackament to aha children of taka Mary and aurroundlnfl araa each week ail Summer long. \\\\> \»\ ssmS LASSIE !:1I t i l $.11M l fell I JESj ANGELSMTHE OUTFEID I ■ ZOO438M l m PO) TH E SHAD0\ THE CLIENT m t u w t a o po-is FO R R ES T DUMP ist i s it a im m w m po-t» m I SPEED I BLOWN AWAY iM SM SMaftoa T R U E LIES laeijon sM o V. *•)» »*« i.i i 1/ - l tit TV*H N411 Our program tfiia yaar wit Induct, many apedaJ features. such aa, coloring oonl.a u tar the children with prtiaa and pma from acme of via area marchant, and othar aurprixaa. VV* win. of oourae, have a special selection of O-ftated movies that we be ‘ ilopiaass. The KldFunMovie win be shown each Tuesday al 10:00 AM A 11:00 PM al the Utchfteid In Lake Mary. Hare la our planned program. «/14 $10 AND0TB 711 AOVENTUREOFNPPI Ml WEREBACK LONQSTOCKMQ M l TORAH) JERRYTHE$0V* 7,11 FEWfQUUY 7/1 CMMMMKADVENTURE 7,74 ROCKA DOODLE M UTTLENEMO �Assembly Of Qod FAMILY WO WHIP CM) TIM 1770 W. Airport Bird Bantord.FL 31 rn Tal 337 *773 PaatorJett Krai Sunday School » 30 ■ m Worship Bonded lO X a rn Wddnoddoy Bonded 700 pm Community Prayer Bonded* Erory Friday 7 30 p m Youth Erory Friday 7 30 1 00 p m Sunday PALMETTO AVEMUE BAPTIST CHURCH 7S3S Patmotto Are Bov Ronold 0. WIIHorn* Paalor Sunday School BBSam Morning Worship 1100 am Evwgelisile Sente** BOO pm Wod Prayer t Bl Mo Study 7 30pm ■Indopandsnl Missionary 330Commercial Sheet (Across from Iho Chile Contort Banlord, FL 33773 Telephone (407)131-1311 CELEBRATION CMUBCH LAKE MARY ITS W LaharlarrAr* Laho Mary. Florida Dr Karin Chubb. Paslor 3310310 Sunday Morning Celebration Sendee 1000 am Wadnaaday Night Bible Study 700pm Acts 16:11-15 Monday Romans 12:9-21 Tuesday B TAM M K T BAPTIST C H U K H thdoponiNM, Fundamental Church "Whwa liooyon And Earth !» !. Lj —— M r JWn narwn ISO Hays* R d . Winter Springs Romans 13:8-14 BHOYYCR DOWN OP ILES S IN al 301 Elm Avenue. Sanford 131*3*4 Wednesday Romans 14:1-12 Sunday School »3 0 a m Worship Bvrlco 1030 am Sunday Evening Worship BOO p in Wednesday SlSte Bledy 700pm Nursary Prostdad Mobl* Study 700pm Paste 1000art 11000R 7:t5prr 7 45 pit HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN CHURCH OP LAKE MARY 7S0 Bun Onto. Laka Mary PaulHoyor Paalor Sunday Worship Same* SB 1030am Saturday Sarrlca 5 30pm Sunday School • Adult Bits*Class 115am Holy Croaa Story Hour Proschool For InlormatrenCall 33307*7 Saturday Romans 15:7-13 1000 am 11:00 am SOOpm. ondoy threugR Friday Proyor 100lo7~00pm H m--- Timothy Hudson Sunday School Morning Worship Tuesday Prayer Tuesday BiMa Study Thursday Romans 14:13-23 Friday Romans 15:1-6 Christian Educollan CM** Mommg Worship Eronlng Sonic* CHURCH OP THE NA2ARENE 300 Wayman St. Lontprood Tal B31S55S Al Clean Pas Sunday School 1 30 a Morning Worship 1045 a Children's Church 10 45a Youth SOOp Eronlng Worship SOOp Wad Woidilp Service 7 00p SOOpm 7:45 am (HispomctOOamd 10 30 5 1300 4 004 45pm ■ in w a rw a OOOD SHEPHERD EVANOELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF SANFORD ELCA 7917 Orlando Dr (Hnry 17 S3) Phono 333 7313 PotnctaF Johnson Paslof Sunday Scnool Adult Brbia Study » M am Worship Sorties 10 30 am Nursery Protided Webster butterfly -'f 'r s f I W diurnal insects with W large (usually) bright W colored wings” . But that W definition is somewhat ; , \y-vy- J? ... w cold and doesn’t tell us Don’t blame Who cun describe the feeling of seeing, sometimes holding, a butterfly? It is a “thing o f beauty and u joy forever.” Aside from its beauty, that must be experienced and not defined, the butterfly carries on its wings a deeper message, captured by Richard Bach in his book Illusions, “What the caterpillar calls the end o f the world, the Master calls a butterfly.” The butterfly speaks to us o f a world that often experiences its greatest growth through change, and o f the fact that even while we crawl through life today, there shall be wings tomorrow. The tragedies o f today, the hardships o f the moment, the tears o f the hours, are but Ood re-forming us into new creatures with fresh wings of the morning. CHRIST UNITES METHOMET CHURCH aOB TucLor Drive ICotnor Tuc*or Dr S CR *37) Roy Lorry Armbrutl Patti Totophon* 377 7X0 Sunday School 9Xan inter M inion to 30an Morning Worship tlOO an Wedneadey Bible Study 700pn Children , Tim* Included InWontep Nursery provided lor Bet*** and Small Children ‘ Smdl Enough To loe* You * Q roaring In Christ To Sorv* You " FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 41* Part a n 3334371 Clifford Matrtn Pastor Daniel Sonars ChonD>rector Morning Worship 1 X 4 11 00 a rn Cotta* Fallon ship 9 30 a m Sunday School 9 45 a m Youth FailontMp 4M p m Woman's Fallon chip tal Monday It 00 a m Women a Crrct* 3nd Monday I0 0 0 a m .3 0 0 p m .7 x p m Man a Prayer Braaktaal tal Thursday BJOam . Mon * Fellowship Dinner ’ 3rd Thursday 130 p m NutsOTy Presided For All Services GRACE UNITED METHOMET CHURCH 4BB Country Club Road Lake Mary Dovtd A. Uddotl, Jr. Pastor Morning Worship B X 4 to X am. Sunday School I X am UM.Y.P. SOOpm Monday SIMP Study 1000am Nursery Provided For All Sonic** Sunday Service 10 30 A m | ModUaUonlHsaHn^Lscturor and • Massaoas Thursday Barrie* 7 30 P m ! MadilationrMlnl Cl asSIand • Massaoas Inlormallon on Church Functions and Spiritual Counseling Call 4004 330 3333 Prasbytsrlan FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF BANFORO Phone 333 3SB7 Bor Bruts B Sc oil Paste Church School (3 0 a n Morning Worship lOOOsn Nursery Senior High Fellowship Sunday 5 30 prr Wednesday Family Night Supper 5 30 pn Youth Oroups Voyagers (K 4 Orades) Mtgh Vort ago |S-S Orodos) "Just Friend* ' Singles Group 7 00 pn Pastor's Bibla Study 7 00 prr FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF LAKE MARY t3 IW Wilbur A t*. Lana Mary Bor A F Simon* Patlor Church Prayer Mealing 9 15am Church School B45*ir. Morning War*hip It 00 am YouitiOnM*) SOOpm Wod Chon Practice 7 00 p m. Thur* Youth Chou 630 pm, MARKHAM WOODS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH S310 Martham Woods Road LaM Mary Phono 333 i Dr Don T DeBevotae Pa Sunday School. AM Ago* S X , Church Sortie** B 15 4 10 30 Nursery Proetdod Youth Oroup. Sunday S00| Pre-School Man. thru Frt. »1 Monthly Family Night Supper Third Wednesday ot Each Month BX| S % M 11 00am, o ^ r r BaMor Pasloa UPflAlA PRESBYTERIAN W 35th t Upsets Ad , Bsnlord J Rev Darwin Shea Paaion Sunday School B*mJ Church Sonic* 10 a m } Bibla Study Tut*. • am. A 7:X pm j FIRST CHURCH WEKIVA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH .11 Woklr a Spring* Lana. , Longnood. Phona SSS-ISOS Ror Samuel R. D. Maaaoy Patrol Church Sonic** S X and 1140 ami Sunday School (AN ago*) 945 AM, Episcopal 2331 S4po* Av*. Sanford 334-1010 JoaopFuna Samngtan Paalor Mother ItonoM CoPaalor Brother DKSeraon EvongoMU Mother Byrd Mlaalonary Chart** Hay* Deacon Bluer Otckeraon Uahu Board* 3 Sunday School 1000am Sunday Service 1100am. Tuaeday Evening BIN* Study SCO p m Thursday Evening Prate* and Worship Service 100pm lOOOem. B S X p m . 7Xpm FURNITURE FACTORY NursaryProvided T o L is t Y o u r Church Services O n T h is Page Contact T h e A dvertising D ept. 322*2611 BRAMBEAUTYSALON 519 E. 1st St • Sanford W IL L E t t D O N 'S G L A S S & M IR R O R LANDSCAPING * LAWNSERVICE Residential L Commercial Seafood Buffet Friday A Saturday 5-9PM 1220 8. Sanford Av#., Sanford 323*0963 A Full S tvics Shop 303 S, LAUREL AVE„ SANFORD OSBORN'S BOOK Sc BIBLE STORE 2599 Sanford Av* JIM ROWE PEST CONTROL UXAUYOWMO AND OTUATtO NON-RUSH A STAfF 2626 Iroquois Ave. * 322-2070 RAYS APPLIANCE T H E M c K IB B IN AQENCY AOWAS LAKES' IOFASrtOAUTT 410 S ilver la k e D r„ Sant IN S U R A N C E 114M. ParkAN., Sanford 323-6684 CaHBergman iBmpbyees KEN KERN'S TRANSMISSIONS Own R«y A Kamo* toy. Mmmmb SaIss A SmvIcb Wsihsti • Dryers •Stouts • ItaftlfatAloc 318 8. French Avt., Sanford 3 2 8 -O O B 3 STNNSTROM MALTY 3 2 3 *3 0 4 0 Hart* Slanstrom and Staff <407) 330-1MO pax (40?)asass B asu a SUPPORT YOUR P h il & A A o V l . R o c h A LLIED V A N LIN ES 307 3. Pine Ave., Sanford l l t - 1 a« T l The StaffO f H illhaven Health Care Center This Spaced Available Call 322-2611 �Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, Ju ly 22, 1994 - BB Religion St. Peter’s second medical mission IN B R IEF Members return filled with the spirit of healing Mid*summsr social announcsd ■y SMAMMOOM Herald Corrsspondsnt SANFORD — The Lutheran Church of the Redeemer. 2525 Oak A vc„ Sanford, has mode plans for their Mid-summer Social to be held on Sunday, July 24 at the church beginning at 5:30 p.m. Those attending are asked to bring picnic type foods for the planned buffet. Entertainment will be a group of doggers . from Geneva, the "Ole Hickory Stompers." Visitors are Invited to attend. For more details call Maxine Ekem at 322-2464. LAKE MARY - She lived In a village that waa a thirty to forty five m inute w alk from the mlaaion clinic in Quince de Enero. In order to reach the clinic, she had to wade acroaa a river. She waa walking on a foot that was bo badly infected that had she not been treated that week, her life would have been threatened. "Many Uvea were saved," says Father Beverly Barge o f St. Peter's Episcopal Church who recently returned from Horn duras with the second medical mission organized and carried out by the church. Because o f the remoteness o f the area and the lack o f regular m e d ic a l a t t e n t io n , m a n y maladies treated here with a bandage and ointment become more serious In villages like Quince de Enero, Honduras. The medical mlaaion sent one patient to the hospital in San Pedro Sula to be treated for malaria and M other to be X-rayed for a broken bone. These were the most extreme cases seen by the medical team. The most com­ mon ailments were ear Infec­ tions caused by microorganisms In the water In the rivers, which are used for everything from bathing to washing clothes to cooking water, upper respiratory I n f e c t io n a . d la r r e h a an d malnutrition. The first highly successful mission to Quince de Enero was organized last year by church members Steve Israel and John Mlllonlg. The medical mlaaion followed the building o f a church In the village, entirely funded by St. Peter's In 1991. Father Barge has a long standIn g r e la t io n s h ip w ith th e Episcopal Diocese o f Honduras, through the Home o f Hope and Love, a haven for abandon or n egelect boya. E piscopalian Fishing fsllowshlp scheduled LAKE MARY — Praise Fellowship Church and friends will be traveling to Bcthunc Beach In New Smyrna Beach Sunday night. July 24. Those attending may participate In volleyball, barbecue and church fellowship. The expedition will begin at Gold's Oym on Lake Mary Blvd. at 3 p.m. Praise Fellowship Is a non tradltlonal congregation reaching the unchurched. Sunday morning services arc currently being held at Gold's Oym Aerobic Studio at 9 :4 5 a.m. Dress Is ceesueU ' and all arc accepted. For more Information call 324-0199. First Bsptist VBS set CASSELBERRY — First Baptist Church. 770 Seminola Blvd.. Casselberry, will begin Vacation Bible School on Monday. July 25. The program will be nightly from 6 to 8:30 p.m. and go through July 28. Children ages 3 through 12 are Invited to attend. For more Information call 695-0446. Prayer breakfast planned SANFORD — The Community Gospel Choir Workshop will have their annual Prayer BrcakfEist. Saturday. July 23 at 8 a.m. The breakfast will lake place at the Elk's Lodge. 7th St. amd . Cypress Ave. The morning will feature special meditation and prayer with music from the Community Workshop Choir under the direction of Vernon "Papa” Jones and Mary L. DeBose. A donation o f 86 per person Is requested. Prayar brsakfast sat SANFORD — The Sanford Branch o f Women Evangelistic Fellowship International (WEF) will host a Prayer Breakfast. Saturday. July 23 at Quincy's Restaurant on Hwy 17-92. The , guest speaker will be Mrs. Thelma Mike o f Mt. Calvary Baptist Church. This will be a time to rejoice In the Lord with songs of praise, prayer and the word o f God. Everyone Is welcome. For more Information call Molly Hudson at 321•1791. DsLattlbsaudlars to prssch SANFORD — Alfred DeLattlbeaudlere will deliver his trial sermon at the St. Paul Baptist Church. East 9th St. and Pine Ave., Sanford on Sunday. July 24 at 3 p.m. All are welcomoto attend. Team mambart ana vmagsrs morning for a prayar circla. This missions have built a technical school and a dairy at the home. Father Barge, at the request of the director o f the home raised money to provide musical In­ struments and instruction to the boys, which It was felt would provide the boys with a source o f Income. On the second mission, which was In Honduras from June 11-18, 42 team members filled 3000 perscriptlons and d is­ pensed 1300 dose o f worm medicine. This was the first time the dental team had the capability to do fillings for the villagers. The dentists on the previous mission had only done extractions. In extreme cases the extractions were stilled performed, under local anethetlc. One mother, with a severe problem, had one set oT teeth extracted, stopped to nurse her Infant, then went back to get another act taken out. where a permanent Humans w eren 't the only beneficiaries o f the medical mission. Forty cows and mules, the backbone o f the agrarian e co n o m y, w ere treated for worms, ticks and saddle sores, and were vaccinated. Winter Park veteran Brian Lee Olbb and his assistant. Donna Rector, traveled into the countryside to treat their patients. This proved to be somewhat harrowing for the pair. Traversing a steep, narrow dirt track, the truck's tire went off the side and Gibb and Rector had to crawl out o f the vehicle while suspended on the ■ d e o fth e hill. The trip to Honduras was a honeymoon o f sort for one o f the dentists, Benny Ramfcriz and his wife, the former Cynthia Perrtck. They were married at St. Peter’s, by Father Barge, on Saturday momtng before the mission left. They had a brief reception at a Longwood restaurant and then Joined the team at the airport. T h e R igh t R ev eren d Leo Frade, Bishop o f Honduras, held a special mass on Sunday, June 12 at the El Buen Pastor Cathe­ dral. In San Pedro Sula, at which time he blessed the marriage of Benny and Cynthia and honored Father Barge with the title of Honorary Canon, for the "fe r­ vent work you and your con-' gregatlon have done In Hon­ duras." The members o f the medical mission and the villagers partic­ ipated In a prayer circle every morning before work began. On the last morning, the prayer circle actually became a square to denote the ground on which a permanent clinic will soon be built. One team member stated her great Joy o f seeing people they had helped In the past mission and said "It was obvious that they were grateful that we had come and were back again." ; Qusstspsaksrschsdulsd SANFORD - Christ United Methodist Cfmrcb- 408 Tucker Dr. In Sunland Estates, will have a special pulpit guest for their Sunday morning service on July 24. The Reverend W. Dean Witten, newly appointed United Methodist Orlando District Superintendent, will speak In the 11 a.m. service. After the morning service the congregation will host a luncheon In bis honor and provide the members o f the church with an opportunity to meet with the Reverend Witten. The public Is Invited to attend the service and the luncheon. For more Information call 322-7900 or 321-1798. , Ssvsnth-Day Advantists host VBS WINTER SPRINQS - Children ages 4 to 12 are Invited to •' attend a one-week Vacation Bible School to be held at the Winter Springs Seventh-Day Adventist Church. 50 S. Moss Rd.. Winter Springs, on July 25-29. from 6:30 to 8:45 p.m. Call the church office at 327-1190, Monday through Thursday from the hours o f 1 - 4 p.m. for pre-registration. There is no charge for enrollment. Classes will Include crafts, games and nature study as well as Bible stories on the subject. "Earth Maker Mysteries." Special graduation exercises will be held at the close of the - one-week period. Smith, Laka Mary, ohaoki blood proaauro ot a vlllagar. 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United Church ol Chrial Chnalien f artoeahip 3*0 N Country Club Bd LakaMary U C S B Bpmlual Centra. ITS * B Voluare Are . comer ol Or am! A Vrtuaia A re , Orange City �B E - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, Ju ly 22, 1994 Legal Notices IN TH E E IG H T S (N TH CIRCUIT COURT POR SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION CASS NOt 4A14ACP IN R E: ESTATE OF AAAROARCTB. FIELDER NOTICE PLEASE TAK E NOTICE that on ttw 10th dey of JUN E. 1444. there wee pieced an dspoit In thl* eftIce, funds received from R O B ER T K. MclNTOSH as PerMnal Rapreeantatlv* of the olta to of M A R G A R E T B. F lE L O E R , deceased In the amount of I t, 1*1.14 Said funds are all of ttw asset* due te: GEORGE M. AND MARGARET KNOWLES whose last known we*: UNKNOWN and UM**s i*W fund* are claimed an or betore tlx (I) month* from the date of first publication of this notice, *ald fund* will be terworded to the State ot Flor­ id*. pursuant t* Florida Statute* 733JM. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have eat my hand end official seal at Santerd. Florida this 30th day of JUN E, tm . (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk at tha Circuit Court ■yJanaT.Netlfco nputM Clerk Publish: Juno >4 and July It, im m o . IN T U B EM M TESNTM CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO: 4A14ACP IN RE: ESTA TE OP MARGARET B. FlELO ER PLEASE TA K E N O TIC I that a n jta J ^ J M ^ J lU N B J f M , O BSR ?' NOTICE REGARD I NO TH E A M E R IC A N S W IT H D l l ARIITIRS ACT OF NHL PER SONS WITH A D ISABILITY N E E O IN O S P E C IA L A C ­ COMMODATIONS TO PARTIC­ IPATE IN TH E P R O C tf OINO SHO ULD C O N TA C T T H E CIVIL D IV ISIO N OP T H E S H E R IF F 'S O F F IC E , BN* F O R C E A S LE W R ITS S IC TIO N . I34S SSTN S T R E E T, S A N P O R O . F L O R ID A A T LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO T H E PROCEEDING. T E L E ­ PHONE: (4*f) SIMMS. TTD (4(71335-3333. PuMWtod: Ju ty tl.tt.t4 E August L i m WHRRwtale*n AuggefIS, 144*. OET-1M k I^M c u J t te MW Slate af Pieridh pursuant la Plertda SfahAee Titjia . IN WITNESS WHEREOF | have aat my bifid and eftictei Mat af Santerd, Ptertda HUS Mfh day ef JU N E, H N . (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark af Rw OrcuH Court SyJaneT, Neftke Deputy Clerk PuMmA: June (4 and July 33. HW OS M M CELEBRITY CIPHER •VN OIWK UHII QDN woo KKHU s a y r h VYA, BQAKia PIKA C2A nh A It 2 PHKO XQ KA . * - IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF TNRtMb JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA CASE NO: ta-MII-DR-01-K IN RE: Th*Marriage of ROGER OION FOREHAND Husband, KELLI LYNNE FOREHAND Wlf*. N O TIC I OF ACTION DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAOI TO:HUSBAND: ROGER OION FOREHAND YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI­ FIED Ihat an action tor dlsselu Hen el marriage he* been tiled •gainst you and you ar* requlmd to serve a copy ef your written defenses, it any, te If on KELLI FOREHAND Petitioner, whose i i e s i l I* tea PINE H O LLO W P O IN T E , A L T A ­ MONTE SPOt, PL. 33714 on er before August to. I l k and file ttw ortgtnal with ttw clerk ef this court before service an Peti­ tioner er immedHtely thoraeltsr. If you (all ta do te. e default will be entered against you tor the relief demanded In the petition. ¥*• WITNESS my hand and Hw seel ef this court en July A i m (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE C L E R K O FTH EC O U R T PuMMi: July S. 1L a A a . i m DET-53 IR T H E CIRCUIT COURT OP T H E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA C A M NO.i W-tTW-DR-O-K EDWARD CMAVBRS. tob SSSBEJ^" CHAWa* I YOU A R E H ER ESY NOTIF lI O NWS a FoHfWn N r Otsten af MafYtea* ha* been against you. You er* red te serve a copy af your If any. to Hw I* 1177 Britten Ave Santerd, FL. 37771, an er betere lb* KM af August, i m and HI* Rw arlglfwl wtfh Hw Cterk af fhte Court either betere service en PlateHtra attorney er Imme­ diately thereafter; sWwrwlss, a Judgment MU be entered ter Hw rollofdsmanWM inlh* PetMen. WITNESS my band and teal aMMs Court wi Rw dRi dey ef ju iv .t m . (S U L ) MARYANNE NOR SS C L E R K O F TH E CIRCUITCOURT BY Nancy R. Winter PuMMi: July A U. R S I f . »*M DET-S1 IR T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I ISTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR I SMI N O LI COU44TY. FLORIDA CIRCUIT CIVIL DIVISION CASE N & It llt S CAMS FLA BAR NO. 1*4*14 MIOFIRST BANK, STATE SAVINOS BANK, etc., Plaintiff, Y o AKOO WHDCIOAIHOAVHOK Ami* J Pescorolle d/b/a Helrcrefters 547* Red Bug Lek* Read Castalberry. Florida 337M CASE NO : *3-14411 LICENSE: C L 0141510 The Department ol Business and Profesalenal Regulation he* filed on Administrative Com plain! against you. a copy of which may be obtained by contacting, Attorney Jams* Manning, Department ot Bust new end Professional Rtgula lien. If40 N. Monro* Strati, Suite M0, North weed Centre. Tallahassee, Florida M744 07R (004)404(01. II no contact has been mad* by you concerning Hw above by August OL i m , the matter ef the Administrative Complaint will bt presented at an ensuing meeting ef ttw Board ot Can Strvctlen In an Informal pro­ ceeding. In accordance with the Amer leans with Disabilities Act, per­ sons needing a special accsm modal Ion to participate In this proceeding should contact the Individual or agency sending notice not later than seven days prior te the proceeding at the address given on notice. Totephone: (404) 157-40*7: 1(04451 (771 (TOO ) er 1(00-4154770 (VI, via Florida Relay Service. Publish: July 1,0, I I 4 37, im . DET-4 OSiT*** FIB L O I R , deceased In ameeM at 11,talks laid fund* af* *R #1 Rw tetef* due la: JACK KNOWLES ANO H l l WIPE «fwsa last known addrom seat: UNKNOW N and said JUAN CORDOVA.etal.. HD IV ■ CV2 RCIN PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "What oftande ttw is anything ol ehW mn or anim als* — (ConwAan) Chariaa Flaleofwr. OFF THE LEASH® by W.B. Park NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE ACTION TO : NELSON POMALES and M A E IA M . O O N Z A L iS . hue*and end wH* and MARILU “ u lin r a Unbniiijii YOU ARE H IR S B Y N O T IFIKD that a " In this court Nr T O s a r A* WOOOMSRE PARK, 3HO REPLAT, a Subdtvlskn, according te Hw plat thereat aero raided In Plat Seek 11. Pag* 73, ef the Public •owed* ef Seminote County, Florida. and yau are required to servo a cepy af your written dstenais, 11 a n y . ta It an O L E N Z . GOLOBERO. ESQUIRE, Attaraay le r P le ln tlll. n i l Brlefcall Avenue. Suite (OS, Miami, Flertda m i l and RN Rw original wtfh Hw Clerk ml Hw •Rev* entitled ceurt within fhkfy 13*) days affer Hw first pubilcafWn af Nil* netke etherwtea, a defaull win be entered agalnal yau ter Hw relief prayed Tbit netted Mali be publish*# anc* a ew*k ter two caneecuflve txeaba te Rw Santerd Herald. WITNESS my hand m d ***1 af M * court at Santerd. F terid* an NH* 1Mb dey af July, HM. N O TICE: with a I: Any paraan pa requiring Wallen ■ acctm medal ten tbeuld call (4S7) 4**-147) n* later than ■even day* prier la the proceed X al) MARYANNE MORSE A* Clark, OrcuMCaurf BY Patricia F. Heath Deputy Cterk Afttenwy ter Plaintiff: GLEN Z. GOLDBERG. ■ SQUIRE 1Ml Bricked At "Oh yeah, Wgmoutfi? You want to slap out by the barbBcua pK and aay thatr ■*'h%$ CLASSIFIED ADS NOTICE OF ACTION BEFORE TH E SOARDOF COSMETOLOGY IN R E : The Ileant* to practice IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT O F T H I EIG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT tN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 44-3471 IN RE: TheMarrlegtof MELANIE ROSE MILLER. Petitioner/Wife, ond AARONMICHAEL MILLER. Rotpondent/Hutbond. NOTICE OP ACTION TO: AARONMICHAEL MILLER. I l l Jamestown Blvd 113)4 Altemonl* Spring*. FL 31714 YOU ARE N O TIFIED that a Petition for Dissolution of Mar rlage hat been filed agolntl you. You are required to torve a copy ol your written detente*, it any, to ttw Petition, on ttw Petitioner, ot NS* Princes* Gat* Blvd.. Winter Park. Florida 337*3, on or betor* August 34. t m . end nit ttw original with tha Clerk at thl* Court either before servlet on Petitioner or Immediately there#tier; otherwise, a Default will be entered again*! you. D A TED : Ju ly * . 1444 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE C L E R K O F TH E CIRCUIT COURT BY; MeryC.Myar* Deputy Clerk 1 Publish: July 73, t m OET-1B4 IN TH E COURTOF THE EIO HTEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.44-lSII-DR-*S-P IN T H E M A TT E R O F T H E ADOPTION OF: S H.M .•minor. To: UNKNOWN FATHER YOU ARE HEREBY notified Ihoi a Petition under oath he* been tiled In the above- *tyled Court for the termination of your perenlal right* to, and adoption ol, the child born to A.AM.S. on July II, t*f4 at Cltru* Memorial Hotpltel. Clt rue County, Florida. You are required to tervo a copy ol your written detente* to the termina­ tion of your parental right*. If any, and the adoption, upon Petitioner*’ attorney: Linda J. Bamby Bemby and Curio, P.A. Pott Office Be* tsao Winter Parti. Florida a n o iM on or before the 35th day of Augu*t, Itec. and. either before service on Petitioner*’ attorney or Immediately thereafter, file the original with: Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole County Ceurthouo* Sanford, Florida 33771 Your failure to respond will I treated a* a content to termina­ tion of your parental right* i at content to the eptlen, t you will permanently let* all legal right* a* a parent te the child named In the Petition for Adoption. DATEO thl* 15th day of July, tm . MARYANNE MORSE, Clerk of the Circuit Court By: DianeK. Brummett Deputy Clerk Publl*h: July 33.3TB Augu*t5,13,1V04 DET-II5 Netke ef Sheriff i Sal* NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ of Execution luued out ef and under the teal of the County Court of Seminole County, Flor­ ida. Cat* FM4MCCS0F upon a final Judgment rendered In the aforetold Court on the 17th day of May A.O. 1444, In that certain cate entitled: Barnett Recovery Cornerat Ion, Plaintiff v». Craig S. Thompton. Defendant which aforesaid Writ of Execution wo* delivered te me a* Sheriff ef Seminole County. Florida and I have levied upon all the right, title and Inter**! of the defen­ dant, Craig S. Thompton. in and a- n - - .i——. nw redrawing a n u im a .jpr®—p" arty, tald property being located In Seminole County, Florid* more parikulerty detcrlbed a* follow*: 1. Itit Ford Tempo Color: Tan VtnFIFABPIfSSGKltfOM 1. it** Nissan Pick Up Tk Cator: Brown Vln«1N4ND07S4GC33M54 and the undersigned at of Somlnol* County, Florida, will at 11:M A M . an ttw ISth day a( August A.O t m . after tar tale and *att I* Hw Mghoof bidder, FOR CASH IN HAND AND SUBJECT TO ANY AND ALL EXISTING LIENS, at Hw Prent tweet) Dear, at the otopa, ef the Sem i n a CountyiCsurt■MV H; MMSISi .TW W w Legal Notices Legal Notices Mleml, Fterld* 3)111 INS) 3744SSS Pubnak: Jvfy 11433.1444 OET-II7 Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT HOURS EM) A.M. •5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY 831-9993 14 corwecutlve tim e* -------- 57* a II rw 7 consscutlvt lim n ...____ 70* a lln« 3 consecutive lim es---------.,911 a line 1 tim e..— — .................11,19 a line Ratee ate per Issue, based on 3 lines ' 3 Lints Minimum (■ h e b ) SchadiAng may mchxte Herald Advartwarai the com ol an additional dey Cancel when you gel rendte Pay onfy te« day* your ad run* at i*w earned Use kd description tor Itetetl reoidts Copy mual toaow acceptable typographeal term •Commerael kequency rale* are avwUble DEADLINES Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon The Day Before PuMcabon Sunday 12 Noon Friday* Monday S 30 PM Friday A D JU S TM E N TS A N O CfSEOfTS: In the event o l an error In at ad, tha Sanford Herald wtH ba responsible lo r the first Insertion only and only to the extent of die cost of that InaartJon. Pfaass etwek you r ad for accuracy ttw first day It rune. 21— PtrSBNlS U — P w tk m i OpportunlhES Free moGcol care, trongporfaflen. counseling, private decterplua living aspen***. Bar i n f i l l Clearwater Attorney JsbH Flicker..... f-WMtf-MSS 23— Lost A Found * FOUND - I deg*. I i. I female. Call to describe 3)41443 REWAROf ter return or li ladle* pink bike taken the Oollar Here 7/11.30-1730 27— NurssryA Child Car* SORED WITHOUT CHILDREN Child care ledy. at year* transportation, i n -7IN CHILD CARE IN MY NOME All ages, meats Include. Call Slacy 334 1131.___________ MARTA'S OAVCARI. Infant to pra-tdwei. NRt Lk.rm -7 lake Mery are*. W 4 N 4 33— ComEfsry Lots OAK LAWN PARK ’ Oardm ef Chrisfus” 4 late, lianaach. 41-HSBfthAFttMSS TIRSOOF SEINGTtflIDT EHCKOIZE with Nature’s Nutrition Formula On*. Leek Better, Feel Setter, Hava Mere Energy. FR EE 3 day supply pack. CALL........ **7 324 7737dey* 4*7 777*547eves U f lji Notices WORLDWIDE COMPANY Earn *7000 to UM0 per month, pert time, lb IS hr*, per week Cell 33V401I LONG DISTANCE DKIVEAS S E C U R IT Y O F F IC E R Job training. Armed A unarmed . Branlly A Aisec. 3)4 Oft* Must have over the read experience. Good references required. Call or apply: M IC Trucking Carp. 1711W. First lt„ Santerd 4*7 3717**! *551 Eat* Lake Drive Criwteerry, Fterld* 377CS CASE NOSiW-IWM end 73-1705] LICENSEl RCHflSa* The nessfliiiiiil ef filed en Administrative Camyau. a cepy af which may ba eSfalnad by csntacflafl, Attorney O .W . Uapewll l(laueAwwM aJ W Biwlnwaa nSrTVIlf e p p im in T P M M I and PrsNsslansI Raeulatlen, IMS N. Manras tfreariwlte MS, Florida 33344am, (W4) s a ­ 71-HotpWantod KOtment f i g " 323-5176 m w .m b S t . ABOUT MARINO MON EYI SELL AVON NOWI CALL 331-Silt or »33-4311 ACT NOWI AVON Earn to » % . No deer/deer. PT/FT Sand) n m e u iM b m iia t ALUM. CONST. Foreman, exp. Helper*. Clean DL. S-reems. *ldlna, carports M W ) ONLDCMC NDMIt Pari time wanted call Joyce or Metedy el 311-7435 ariTscmccMwucn Start at SMS par hr plus bonus. Pull lima else includes Saturdays. Call MB-atai, DENTALASSSTMT Experienced expanded duties Assistant needed ter mulll dlKlplIrwry surgical and pro­ s th e tic re c o n s tru c tiv e practice. Energetic Individual with strong individual and teem skill*, willing ta go the extra mite, a must. Salary and benefits commensurate with *e*-m-*3w Large greanhaue needs Dl SHEAR D IN SUPERVISOR Must be flextete, quick HMnk1n§, end cap‘ bl*e( nvHIvattno A.O. CARRIERS. Tavares, PI, a well eslabiishad and grow­ ing Central FI wide based cempeny after* you: 033* te m p e r ml to e Up ISAM ml. per me. • Stop Off Pey dUnteadliwPpy • VacaftonPay • Safety A Performance Benue • Spouse Riding Program a Average Trig S-7 Days e Late Mads! Canventtonal te If you have 3 year* tractor traitor, OTR and maw and lea A LIO H E IR BXPSRIBNCSO SPR BARER/CUTTER Man Thur*. *w br week day*. Pd hatMay A vacotton, r ' el: San EaL (SR Old j Msql M l te pariklpate in thl*_______ in* should contact Disability Caerelantor at Ml North Park A verm*. Suit* NTS), Santerd. Florida 33771 at least five days prior te lb* proceeding. Tele­ phone: (4071 133 *33$ Eat. 41271 I *M *55 1771 (T O O y||f|Pi|w| WITNESS my hand Seal ef tela Court en July II, t m . (Seal) (MARYANNE MORSE CLERK, CIRUCITCOURT Sy: JaneC. Jaaewk CEA’S All American Heeling end Air Conditioning 1s looking tor experienced phene people. Hourly wage* plus bonus. Full and pert time. Cell now. ask lo r K ris at 1)1 1)34 or I *00 154 7114_____________ _ _________ m aw *_______ _ ROOM lor rent In mobile homi. *40 par w it k . Call M r, Leonard. 3M W44.5PM tOPM' SANFORD/LK. MARY are*. nice heme, lull house prlv., privet* both, *150/mo., 1/1 electric. M I-4t55.lv.msg. TRUCK MECHANIC Petitions ivtllabls tor special car* CNA'S to car* tor our special resident*. Came check out eur facility and meet It* new edmln Istraiten. Excellent benefits packeg* with medical end dental Insurance end re­ tirement plan available. Apply: * » Mellonvllto Ave, Santerd FI 37771..............EOE MEDICAL OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS In te* field el health nutrition end Illn e ss stra te g ie s . Physicist support and olllc* provided. A fortune 500 In­ ternational company Is seek­ ing ambitious hardworking I*Oder*. Earning potential to live figures e month. _________ 407*aa***0________ MEDICAL X-RAY TECHNICIAN R o g lite ra d , lor fa m ily practice office. Full time, with benefit*. 71) W. TJfh St. Sen lord. 333-4471_______________ Cleancut hardworking experi­ enced Individual ter Irtettr warehouse. Must be able to Ilf* 40+ lb*, and drive standard shift truck. U per hour. H »l» P in U R S i, U M U I NOWHIRING H a lrelyllsti, Neil Techs, Barber*. Commission er booth rantet. Start New! CSC Tips N O*. Call 374-0373 er apply at 1130 S. French Ave. Wlruv Dixie Market Piece. Santerd. OCCASIONAL BABYSITTER In Historic District, for 11 A • year elds. No housework, Iran*, provided, esc. pay. Call 330 net tor Interview. Senior* encouraged te apply P A R A L B O A L /L C O A L SEC­ RETARY. 3 yrt recent lew firm exp . B a n k ru p tc y , divorce, trust. Word Perfect proficient, 4S WPM. Fax or mall return*: 101 S. Ml Iwe* St., Longweod 377JO fax! 407 73*0017 Expert Paralegal* PERSON needed te sell flower* at nightclub. Greet pey end bonuses. Cell 314 MOO________ PETITION CIRCULATORS Up to S1S+ hr. Gathering casino petitions. Apply In 545Dtlany Ave. flA Orlande ibSSJObim 7RI SCHOOLTEACHER F u ll l|m* with CO A or equivalency, ter NAE Y C accrwMad center. CaltIHU 1» 407-MM44S....'. Light to heavy duty. Mud hove exp. )'k days MI-7441 WAREHOUSE AND GENERAL LABOR HB LP N EE D ED ! Bonus tor drivers. All shill* ■vellebto. Oally pay, no fee. Report reedy to vxirh 5:10 em, Industrial Leber Svc., <011 French Ay. No phene cell* 97— Apartmonts FumishEd/REnt ;v WAREHOUSE PERSON P r a t e r C . D . L . H o u rs , t:M A M 4PM . Monday thru Frldey. Steady employment, Benefits. D R U G F R E E WORKPLACE. NOTICE All rental end real estate advertisements tre *ub|*ct to the Federal Fair Housing Act, which mskes It lllegel te advertise any preference, llmnation or discrimination based en race, color, rallglen. sex. handicap, tamlllal status ■In _______ Cell 4*7-44*4154 WINDOWSERVICE TECH * Full Tim# a E xpertonce preterred or will train * Full Company Benefit* * Monday Friday 7;M to 4:00 Apply, Klnco Windows A Deers 137 Pewsr CL. Santerd_______ SANFORD tbr cott. SIOOwk/SMb tec, util. Inch Alto Irg 3br apf, SlOOwk/tlOO sac. 771 7*71 1 S D R M A F T , lurnlthaM . SIM/week plus dtp. UNI turn. Ml anaor 544 5*77 73— Employm ent Wsntsd CNA/HHA Cart 11tod CPR. Car* In your hem*. References available. Call 33358*7 99— ApartmEnts Unfumlthtd/ Rant, t l — A p a r tm tn ts / H o u s e to S h ir s ■RIDOEWATSR APTS - San fard/Laka Mery Call today about our July Special I Only e few toll I Deborah M3 4104 ’ ! CONDO - 3 bdrm. 3 bath, screened porch, washer dryer, dining room, pool, new carpet,* San/mo M5 7747____________ FEM ALE PREFERRED.Homs with peel. 1 rooms - lao/wfc end ItIB/wfc. Cell 3M1SW SHARI APT. non smoker. Un furnished bdrm., private bath, house prlv. 1355/mo , t* util end phone, Mt-Mli, Iv. m*o COOLOff! I 93— Rooms for Ront One Bedroom Apartments . • (744 DEAL JU Mosswood Apts. M7-7734 A Q UIET, CLEAN RM. Santerd. Kitchen, phene, coin laundry. S75A up. Apts. alsoTH-OW CLEAN ROOMS, tlngto starting S75/wk. Kitchen, phene, laundry, video gem**, o il street parking........... -Mb44U WHHIEEEEWWI HISTORIC OISTRICT I bdrm. garage apt. with A/C. Sepa rat* antranca, off street perking. 3M-7laS after 1:W THIS W E E K S HMMdn M lfK m V f ln ilM I M n M v MMftf MU m u c iim Saturday. S-S. Sunday, t-l. Cleaning house I Toys, house­ hold mltc. 143 Franklin Rd. left Country Club) Lk. Mary. Sat A Sun T A Fum, doth** car parts A mltc 104 MeVay MOV I NO M L B Rods A reels, fum., toots, mltc. 7/13-a/l. 73 Rock Cove Ct.,Cocrl*ao Cere M LE Stereo w/3 Irg. speakers. Madame Alexandra A Barbie , doll*, stove. Lott of Mltc. 751 | B a yw e e d C i r .j t u n la n d ; E statesTPrlR tax S4 — ■* s.r MOVING M il BJby bed A doth**, household Hems. etc. Byiryteleg Most H 4R N 1W LTApplienc**. toots, toys, baby Items, call In* lent, TV, elr Ilftoner, fishing equipment much morel 100 Florida Av*„ Geneve. Fellew signs from SR *4 VAR DM LE Lets ef Bergelntl 1107 West ate St, Santerd. Frl A Sat A3.1 Saturday * I. 301 Vlhton Rd tRavanna Park) Santerd. BUY IT, YOU'LL LIKE IT! ROOF I NO GflftflGIm In repair dept. No axp. heeded, will train. DeBary location. D R U G FR EE WORKPLACE. CaR4S7-MMtS* fE ff Parktone Inti, lath Ion |awqlry. Hiring FT/FT, M*Mgers B DaHteaslraters. Unique Party Plan opportunity. Top pay. Fra* S IG N tempi**. Complete training. Call B si OrtondS 143*577 or M u l t i - f a m i l y , Sal S-7 Meternlty/chlldrent clothes, toys, complete fwln beds, CoCa Cot* items, household Items 4 Much, Much Mar*I Oak Leaf Circle, Misty Oaks YARDSALE Baby doth#*, playpen, *|c. Beaks, fum. I ll Hally Ave. Frl. Sit 4 Sun A4. Off Lk. Mary Blvd. 4 FAMILY IN HOUSE YAR D SALE I Clothing, baby and adult, basks, house Items, toots, yard etwfl - all cheap, tarn# newt) Thursdsy tea it *1thry Sunday. 1 CHESTS of dr ewer*, bad, rad Inar, 2 ladtot 1 1 btkas, alli SM each; dishwasher, sawing machtee Call In yourj area* sate ad by t l noon an Tuesday and taka advantage af eur special ■ ■rag* tala ad priedII Call Ctaatlftednawtordtlelltl O vn m 4 )xnt!w v Tri-Ceunty arse. If I |lMW*W4ssH««*w4wHl*tt**4 I SOCIETY Dally wark-Dally pay iperi»:ISam NS1 Park Or. v*. J A M I IP . WHITLEY, etal. at public sal*, te tea M#w*t tedder «gr cash, at tea west bent deer at te* laminate County Courthouse In lantord. F tarId#, at lists e.m. on Aumwtit, im . Netke: American* WHh Otaab llltltl A d af IftS, A d­ ministrative Order N*. S4-N. ------ 1 with a dl .............. Terms optional. Ill W 17th SI. Santerd. M l Clio___________ 1X7. prter I* Ih* precesrdlng at IM given en netke. Tetea h e n e : (f S 4 ) 1 I7 -* I* 7 ; 1 -ll S -f ll-S I f t t T D D I or I I H t I H T T I (V I, V “ ' Relay Servka. Publish: July I t It, I t * August 5, i m DET-114 NOTICE O F SALE Netke I* hereby given met. pursuant t« * Summary Judgment of Farotiasure. I will tall the following de­ scribed property Nested m Semteete Caunljr. Flertdsi Let tt, HEARTH FLA C E. to Piet thareef a* In Plat Beak 43. peg** 47 and m. public rec­ ords af lemlnote County, Fter- STYLIST, BARBER NAIL TECH Experienced, commercial machine*. 3)4-414* Par land dearies COL. Bxa. chain saw warii preterrW . N1-S43S IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT, R IB N T IIN T N JUOfCIAL CIRCUIT, M ANO FOR SSM1HOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. taqW-CA-tbB KISLAK NATIONAL SANK. FURN RM, 550 wfc„ util. In eluded, wesher'dryer, pool. lull house prv . 011151 --‘i IN P R IV A T E LONOWOOO homr. Steady employed onty_ Non Smoking. S40/wk tJO'drp C e I I « 1 * 1 5 S .0 LARGE UPPER Includes kltch. prlv. Pet* accepted. 145/wk. ttO/iec t il petdsp.3K> 43M NEWLY RENOVATED. Privet# entrance, peddle tan, reklg erator, microwave A rnlor lr. Off street perking end meld service Convenient location.' 322-2111 iEt leans with PtesEWNss Act, p*rsant naadlng a special accentmadaften te participate In M s proceed)! iy ptmiil ceil MivMuel ier iMividvii f epency eei eeUce oof igtgr ffufi teven ieye 93—Rooms lor Rent TELEHARRETERS WANTED transportation required. il no by yau cetkemHig the aSave by August if. i m , Hw matter af will b* pn wnied at an ensuing mealing af Rw Board af Con­ structten In an Intermal pre- MECHANIC Must have experience end own toots. Apply at BUTCH'S TOWINO, 17*7W. First Street, lantord MEDICAL NIGHT WAREHOUSE N O TIC I OP ACTION SIFO R ETH EBO A R O O F CONSTRUCTION IN RE i The tkens* te practice ** a tetetetered Reefing Jufy it s n . i m 71— Help W in tx l PRIVATE PARTY RATES NOW ACCEPTING O C T-IN 71-H * lp Wanted si,,; or certified. T* verify a state contractor* llcotts* call t-ssg-343-704*. Occupational 1Irmwaa ^EE e^^WR^F^^^R 9E^W cauwSy and can So vertfted by cilU nga i.m A e xt.Ttft _ ' I e e e H O M S CLEANSES• e • ServlesMaM- M-l* On Hw |*b exp. only. Call today, dari temarrpwl 331-0(41_________ 3 year* recent *m- Pro t had toad*. Salary plus m l a t l a n . I m m e d ia t e emplaymenl. Only ‘tfrang deter* need apply. Fax or mall return*: 3SI S. Mi two* St., Lengwe tax: 4*7 33*0*11 - lr arm 7TF ^RM ^ aIImr RISJCD M SA Vinyl Siding > Alum. Framing, Drywsll, Doers, Reefing, Cencrcto m m ... AR. Saw*. Cscums* d-331->444 1 _______A c c u n n n i ______ U M U L v iu jr # u ilV lr f r 7 FlniReiiit. All ) I H D t f f M KOMRlDlt. U w lM t .M 'V I t til®*'dIchRCdi G^rRRR**»i-»*J8! C a r p a t / lM t illE t f G ii * * * * * OeaMty. Ta* Urn. Tract ten. Sculpfurot St.ff installed Cam merelal tovol toapstl.4fyd.dS7 M l MSI Adverl Maryproperty. C4flHI-7IW. Daytime, pari 11m*. Sami re z z a s :» / lit ( ^1 . IT W k k . block; ateccrn concrete. Rwwvations, and unabMsd. 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O s s rt, windows, screens, cell, lent, water healers, carpentry, docks. custom him., woodwork, mm af iN irdiM igi In t i MASHS Von r ss -S J .) / ' i f Hus im l . ' Ui : A s l lussij u d . iJJ FARES I | * ^ ^ ^ «^ e r t^ E x p w i: n V ' l j f l t flaan l U 2 v * J ■ ra if i, paal decks, w t ik s j , r ^ r G E l ^ u ” 14! fi i r s n j f v w i 1 CHOIS 1 |“ Idf tee PreC S gm i^^^l | f raaaawnsatea.-------- - » « y , l.iti i/ '.lonth 1 J D u i) �«4 K IT *N* CARLYLE® by Larry Wright 1N-HW N 153—A c r i 0O- Loti/Sal* IN V IN IInI t if O ^ IN O doe m 1971, leave mw Court* or pool, why pay far th a m rm m At Appiawoed no attar: ,Specleue I an* 1 bdrm. apt*, f nerpy efficient, ultra qulat Poubta wall. Ungla Mary con­ struction. Wather/dryer took up, kmpla doaat* and aitra itoraga. Front M » to M O par month plot wcurlfy. ; c*ii*a*ut**rip*ciali HC IM* In country Mttlna. i. to Orlande. AAA ana .T A F te P . tJS & 20»— W ir in g Apparel R E A L E S T A T E , INC. OUR M O T M ir t CLO SIT ha* relocated to « * W. lit Stmt. 122 74M i-u CAPAm Icy air, *aat* y. s h o d Mi atoj M tR C U R T Marpal* Italian Wapan, Itn, Vt. auto, air, many naw part*. Nlca carl »1JM or bait attar..... Ji4 -m r FRIVATC V I, — >1 i i. twin W HP Marc*, nlca cabin, electronic*, hard tap, tithing rigged. traitar.tlMW Ml-— \" ■ 111— Rotort/Vacafto* Italy i n N Nobility. Central V t w/lrp. Matter bdrm, Oraat Rm, aat-ln hitch Mt-MM 114— Warehom HIMAMPOAH APARTMIMTS SRCURItY WAR I MOWSI 4/1. family rm. Immediate occupancy v ia me., I7M tec. a SANFORD V I If. roam*. C/H/A Utt/ma, | M tec. O N O R TM LA K I V IL L A # ! . it t . fplc.. lafcafrant, pawl, waiahtrm.MtVma.MMwc. • SANFORD 1/t.S, t itary dwiaa CMA S*M/ma SMVwc • OCLTOMA * I A V t, w/dW Hiviti m 1«aM V I M Skyllna/Jafrl. All ploctrlc. central hoat. > window A/C unit*. SIMM Man l/t m*tt M Nartan. Cant. H/A carport. SIMM M M V m V Champion/ tunvtaw. Central H/A ratted •croon rm. carport. II7.JH t«a «« l/ t * I I Skyline. 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GOTTICKETSTO GAM£' CAM t GO? b y Chari— M. tch u lx by H ow ls Bchnsidsr Will asthma turn into emphysema? D E A R DR. O O T T : M y 11-year-old son haa had aevere asthma since the age o f 3 1/2. We*ve been told he has scar tissue In his lungs and would like to know If he w ill eventually develop emphysema. DEAR READER: I don't know. Asthma that Is associated with repeated lung Infections, such as bronchitis or pneumonia, may cause some scarring in the lung ~ but w ill not lead to cmphysema, which Is a m ore serious chronic pulmonary dis­ order marked by widespread destruction o f lung tissue and usually associated with smoking or air pollution. Asthma la readily treatable, using modem drugs In the form o f pills, liquid or aerosols. T h e r e f o r e , the c h r o n ic breathing disorders that used to be seen In asthmatics are much leas common today. And, as I am sure you realise, new drugs for asthma are being constantly developed: consequently, your son's scar tissue may not affect him In adulthood. DEAR DR. QOTT: Your com­ plete Insensitivity to the extreme pain which can be caused by hemorrhoids shows that you have never experienced them and you haven’t paid attention to or believed your patients who have had them. The pain can be debilitating. Doctors who treat hemorrhoids as minor Inconve­ niences, mentioning only the Itching and discomfort, should really have the "p rivilege" o f experiencing them. Creams and suppositories DO NOT lessen the pain that starts In the anus and spreads through the back and down both legs. Please rethink your position. DEAR READER: I doubt that there la an adult alive today who hasn’t experienced the discom­ fo rt o f h em orrh oid s, th ose swollen veins at the anus that can enlarge and cause pain periodically. And sometimes, I grant you, the pstn may be severe. However, there's pain, and there's pain. I can think o f at least 87 kinds o f pain that are worse than that associated with a thrombosed (clotted) hemor­ rhoid. T ry having a baby, pass­ ing a kidney stone or experien­ cing a gallbladder attack. We need to put pain Into perspective. Hem orrhoid dis­ com fort usually doesn't last very r TT“ |T3 TS“ he H I lM a a S A S l a k s The right line Is to lead a heart io the ace at trick two and then to play on d u b s The defenders • '* welcom e to three trump tricks, but that is all they w ill get (unless the hearts are 5 0 ). When you have a trump suit Uke this. It Is often right to duck the first round, planning to cash the ace n ex t Maybe you thought True, this line might cost an Qvertrtck. but thatrs a small price to pay for ensuring the game bonus s a y i B y B srnteaB sde O sel your tenacity and logic. These T O C I M n iD A T are the elements that can help Saturday, Ju ly S t , I9 S 4 you successfully achieve your History somethnea has a way o b j e c t i v e s . S o m e t h i n g o f o f repeating Itself, and (his could significance la possible. FRANK AND ERNEST W V W t U ,. TH fY V t i O F WITH TH6 THfOfY o f r n t f w / u . (YO UA O r m wouuo. JUtT U K m ajor portion o f the oondeworii haa been done V a ^ S n e 1! ! ! ? You w on't look far a free ride. but you might get one. Know where to look for romance and you 'll And I t Ih e A o u n S n tp h Matchmaker InatanUy revert, which signs are romantically ffv N” V“ t v i a o o (A u *. 23-Sept. 22, You're in a favorable cycle for worki ng out arran gem ents. agreements or contracts that could produce mutual benefits * * .^ J ‘f rti~ ca° ° erDcd:______ U B R A JSepL 23-Oct 23) Two o f your beat assets today are u Tl“ Pm tfli!r M t^ lik * North's r,KM n F rZ fr iT -r ti „n h S ff, K S P y wW IM liy in w in iO T i long. It Is often relieved by Sltz baths (sitting In about six inches o f hot water In the bathtub). Or •• as a last resort - It can be cured by a simple and quick office procedure to remove the clot from the swollen vein. • □nn nnnn rannn □nn nnnn nnnn nnn nnnnnnnnn nnnun nnn nnn nnn nnm nnmmnnnn nnnn nnn nnn nnnnn nnnmn nnn nnn nnnn nnnnnnmn mnn mnn nnn nnn nnmnn mnnnnnnnn nnn nnnn nnrnn nnn mnnn nnnn nnn » r WrilUy A ld e r this was another example. Well. Yesterday I gave a deal In that Une w ill work fine If the whi ch the d efen d ers cou ld trumps split 3-3, but not If they punch - or tap or force, accord- are 4 - l . H e r e West wins the ing to choice - declarer often heart trick with his queen and enough that he lost trump con- farces South wtth a diamond, trol. More often, though, the South cashes the heart ace, defenders threaten to force de- receiving the bad news. Now the clarer to lose control, but If he contract cannot be made. South ducka - or sidesteps - at the plays three rounds o f spades, right moment, he can stay on his ruffing the last In the dummy, feet and make his contract. He runs a diamond In hand with In today's d eal West leads the his final trump and then he diamond queen against the con- starts on the dubs. But East tract o f four hearts. How should ruffs the third round and claims. ||S J PETER QOTT, M.D --rV *l)D evole >PH" - *»-u ec. your efforts and d-i4£?ef? ~ •ddltlooal earnings. They are thon you S ink, but you .o T T f^ T 0 * * X (Dec. 22-Jan. T r ^ h S ^ S f n S AQ U AR IU S (Jan. 30-Feb. 19) YouTe in a cycle that could produce favorable influences that will enhance your material well-being. You might not get rich overnight, but every little bit helps. C opyrigh t 1994, NEW SPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. Opening lead: • Q n a C S S (Feb. 20-March 30) Something In which you're pres­ ently Involved has potential, but It should be reorganised pro­ perly. You're the person who can do ft better than any o f the other participators. H IM (March 2i-Aprll 19) Make It a point today to try io finalise matters Important to you financially. You know the ones that have priority, and you know what needs to be done. : TAU R U S (April 30-May 20) Usually It's unwise to Juggle several ventures simultaneously, but today could be an exception because o f how they interact with one another. OBMIJn (M ay 21-June 30) Som ething constructive could result today If you try to rectify an account where what is owed you la long overdue. The pro­ babilities ofcoUecting look good. C AWCSM (June 31-July 22) Do not treat Indifferently or Ignore bright Ideas you get today that come to you in a flash of Inspiration. Put them to the test. They should work. C o p yrigh t 1994 NEW SPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. by Leonard Starr COSftTlTlVt T 'T |U UKT6AME! 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S a n fo r d H e r a ld Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County elnoe 1008 86lh Yoar, No. 245 - Sanford, Florida N E W S D IG E S T Focus: Aging buildings A n o n y m o u s le tte r s lo w s c o u n ty ’s plan fo r new c o m p le x □ Sports By J. MARK B A R P IIL D Lake Mary has 15 sign LAKE MARY — State champions, national team players. A ll-S tu te selections, und multlple aport athletes are among the Lake Mary college scholarship recipients. □ See Page IB Herald Senior Stall Writer SANFORD — Monday. Seminole County com­ missioners w ill resume their quest lo select un architect to design the new 89 million Public Safely Complex at Five Points, a 81 million prt/e. The Interviews follow un unusual set of events on Muy. 10 which resulted In un aborted vote that day. The events began In A p ril w ith un annonymous letter received by the county In mid-April, blasting one of the two firms. County Meyers trial began today SANFORD — The llrnl degrer murder trial o[ Anton Daryl Meyers begun litis morning after u Jury was selected early Thursday evening. Meyers. 34. Is uccused of murder In the dt*up|>carnnce seven years ago of 14-yrar old Kathy Engels. The Lake Mary teen's Itody has not been found. Opening statements from prosecution and defense attorneys will open the trial The Jury selection process took three days. The Jury Is comprised of 11 women, one man und two alternate Jurors. The stale Is seeking (he death (tenuity. The trial Is expected lo continue all next week Allen pleads guilty SANFORD — A formrr coach of a Luke Mary girls softball leant will Ik- sentenced next inontb to 22 years In prison ufler pleading guilty to engaging In sexual activity with three team member*. James Alexander Allen. 38. pleaded guilty to nine counts of engaging In sex with a child, and two counts of lewd and lasclvous activity with n child Involving three victims. The victims were 12und l3ycarsold Prosecutor Carol Wilder said Allen's prison sentence will be followed by 10 years probation Allen was arrested on 10 counts of sexual battery In Junuary. Teen club opens tonight LONOWOOD - The C enter for Youth Diversion, a teen night club sponsored by the Longwood Police Department will open its doors tonight lo youngsters who might be looking for something lo do. Sixth through eighth graders will Ik Invited lo the club on Frlduy evenings from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Ninth through 12th graders will Ire able to use the club facilities on Saturday nights from 7:30 to 1030. The Longwood Police Department, through Ils confiscation fund, built the center at 311 Dane Lane off of Mingo Trull near State Itoud 434 In Longwood. "We're expecting between 20 and 1.000 kids." he said. For more Information ubout the center, call 7670844. ni Weekend to-do guide • Friday. Saturday. Sunday. June 3. 4. 5. SSQ Theater and Re|>ertory Company perforins at the Sanford African American Academy of Arts. 1017 W. 13th Street. The play Is entitled, "The Colored Museum." and Is listed us u satire of the black ex|>erlcncc. All groups, school classes und church groups are Invited. Performances Frlduy and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Sunduy's perfor­ mance Is at (> pm . A donation of 810 Is requested to benefit the academy's summer programs for youth. For additional Information, phone 322-6432. • Saturday. June 4. Cusselbcrry Parks A Recreation Dept. Annual Ulcyclc Rodeo for ages 6-12 from throughout Seminole County. Special events und demonstrations also scheduled. Secret Luke Parks Ilaskctbull Courts. 0 a.m. until noon. For additional Information phone Andrea at 696-5189. • Sunduy, June 5, Juzzoo ut the Zoo from noon until 4 p.m. Vurlous types of Juzz bunds will be an hand to perform. Admission to Juzzoo Is free, but regular prices will be charged for zoo udmlsslon. For additional Information, phone 323-4450, ext. 149. The Central Florida Zoologlcul Purk Is located Just cast of Interstate 4 exit 52. at 3755 N. Highway 17-92. C lassifieds......... 8B,7B Comloa C roaaw ord.................BB D aar Abby tMIIMMIttM 3B D eath * ' aaaataaaaaaaaaaaaaBA Dr. f l e * ........... ...........SB B dltoriel..................... 4A Florida........................ BA staff Investigated the allegations and found them $11 million replacement of the County Services without merit. They ended with a spilt com­ Hulldlng. mission. delaying Ihc decision. Although consultants and court officials agreed Monday, commissioners will Interview repre­ the expansion of th r cramped courthouse was the sentatives of both firms. They are not scheduled lop priority, commissioners balked at the prlcetag lo decide which will design their 89 million Iasi summer and decided to target a new complex at that lime. administrative center for the Sheriff's Office and The Public Safety Complex will lx- the first of Public Safely Division. The facility merger would what mny Ire a 878 million building program to eliminate liie need for two communications upgrade or replace aging county buildings An centers and give growing sheriff's staff n e e d e d expansion of the courthouse Is expected lo cost offices The county solicited 221 firms for the nearly 8-10 million. Also Included Is the possible I See Building. Page BA Dead man’s sperm saved to impregnate young widow New laws By VICK I D eS O R M IIR Affecting you: Dry-cleaning, bank ATMs Herald Staff Writer____________ ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - A Titusville man w ill have the chance to live on through his offspring though Ills bride of 16 days was not preguani when he was killed In an automobile ucctdcnt two weeks ago. Emunule "M a n n y" Maresca wus declared brain dead about 12 hours after he lost control of his cur on u slick road on May 16 and smashed Into a utility pole. Ills wife Pam was also In tile car. but walked away without a scratch. The next afternoon. Mutiny was declared bruin dead und fils wife and mother mude prepara­ tio n s to h a ve I lls o rg a n s hurvested and donated to those who might need them. "As we were lulklng to the Translate (an orgun bunk) people. Paul asked them If il would be |M>sslble lo save sotnr of his sperm so that she could have his child." Leslie Muresca. Manny's mother said. "She didn't even know It was possible, she Just •ibktd." Just three weeks earlier. It would have been an impossible C See Sperm. Page BA By NICK PPIIPAUP Horald Staff Wrllor_____ Mtfild Pttolo by Tommy VIa c b a I U S Cryobanks lab mansgor Goorgo P McCook checks aomo of tho 3.000 aamplos stored In a cryotank at tho Altamonto Springs facility S ee L a w s . Page 5 A Two injured in drive-by shooting By NICK PPBIPAUF Herald Staff Writer SANFORD — Sanford police arc Investigating u drlve-by shooting last night. Two men arc being sought In connection with Ihc Incident. According lo police Commander Dennis Whit­ mire, three Lake Mury men were apparently driving lo Lake Monroe Terrace In Sanford ut 8:44 lust night, to meet with a female. "Near 5th Street and Olive Avenue," Whitmire said, "tw o bluck mules reportedly drove up In unothcr car and begun firing shuts ut them." One bullet rcjxrrtcdly penetrated the led rear quarter panel of the car and struck Alberto Rodrigue/, 17. of Lake Mary, who was u hack-seal passenger. Rodrigue/ was lilt by the bullet In the upper part of his left leg. Whitmire said the bullet apparently continued lulu the rear of the front sent, und struck Hector •J. Santiago, also of Luke Mary. In the upper back. "Two uddlllouul bullets hll the car." Whitmire said, "but they apparently didn't cause any Injuries lo ihc people Inside." The three reportedly fled from the area, hut their vehicle became disabled near Lake Mary Boulevard und Rinehart Road, a short distance from tin- Luke Mary police station. One mail apparently went lo a nearby convenience store lo phone for help. . Within minutes, Ixilfi Sanford and Luke Mary (xillcc had converged on (lie scene. Rodrigue/ was taken to South Seminole Hospital for treatment ol fils bullet wounds. Whitmire said lie did not Immediately know where Santiago wus taken for treatment. The driver of the vehicle was Identified us Edgar Maldonado, hut Whitmire said very little other Information is known about the trio as of Hits morning. [ Bee Shooting. Page BA Lake Mary commissioners debate length of terms It’ s a g ra n d o ld fla g By NICK P P IIP A U P Horald Staff Writer_________________________ Horoaoopa. M ovlaa........ N ation......... Paoplo........ P oII oOm....... R eligion...... Bporta........ W e a th e r.... Rains return this afternoon Mostly cloudy with showers und thun­ d e rs to rm s lik e ly . High In the mid to u p p e r 80s. W ind west B to 10 mph. Rain chance 00 per­ cent. SANFORD — New fees on drv cleaners lo pay (xdlullnn cleanup co sts. Im p ro ve d s e c u rity for automated id le r machines and a lax eul lor |al alal frontons tx-< amilaw Thursday Gov Lawton ( lilies allowed the lulls lo tukc d ie d without tils signature. Ih c d ry -c le a n in g le g isla tio n would Impose u 1.5 percent lux on the monthly gross rrcrlptx ol dry cleaners und a 85 lee on every gallon ol a cleaning solvent. The new fees are effective Oct. I. The I.B percent tax docs not apply lo coln-operaled laundries Ailempis made lo contact man­ agement at nine dry cleaning estab­ lishments In the Sanford and Lake Mury areas tills morning were unsuccessful. Spokesmen ai stale corporaic offices of several haul chain dry cleaning establishments refused lo enmmeni on Ihc new law H»uld Photo by Tommy Vlnconl In an early celebration of Flag Day, VFW Post 10108 and Ita auxiliary donated a new flag to Lakavlaw Middle School recently. On hand for the ceremony were, (I to r) foreground: El Qormaln, prosldcnt-oloct of tho auxiliary; John Prokoach; Nina Crouse; SSgl Leon Smith of the Seminole High School JrROTC; Russ Qermaln, VFW commandor-elect and Lakevlew student Kristen Hendrlcker, who Is president of tho school's BETA club.-Standing by the flag pole ready to raise the flag were, left to right, 1st Lt. Ben Burke, TSgt. Chris Tltshaw and TSgt. Ben Richards of the SHS JrROTC. I.AKE MARY — Should commissioners serve two-year or three-year terms In office? Should citizens have ihc opportunity to make (hut decision through a referendum? The questions were brought up In ordinance form near the end of a five-hour long Lake Mary City Commission meeting Iasi night. At Ihc very beginning of discussion however. Mayor Lowry Rockett explained that Ihc Immediate aim was in "fill In Ihc blanks" on the ordinance whlrh had not been previously clarified. "We need lo establish how lids would operate." Rockett said. "I would prefer having Ihc three year terms with the mayor and two commission­ ers running for election one year, the other two commissioners the next year, then one full year without any elections." He continued. " If we can make some type* ol decision on when Ihc elections would be held, we could have this Inserted Into the wording of the ordinance and bring It hack at the next meeting for approval.” The ordinance calls for u change In the city charter, which requires upproval through n vote of the electorate. "I think the three year term Is good," said □See Terms, Page BA SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE •BEST' LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 ‘ • . * , �A 2 f i - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, June 3, 1994 NEWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE Tomato season worst ever Commisioners vote to hire lifeguards YULEE — Commissioners have voted lo hire lifeguards at Amerlenn Beach, where five j>eople drowned on Memorial Day. In lime Tor the Fourth of July holiday weekend. In a 5 0 vote. Nassau County commissioners Thursday approved three lifeguards for the bench on Amelia Island beginning July 2. The vote came during u special meeting called after the drownlngs of Hirer women, a man and an 11-year-old boy Monday. Recreation Director- Leon Shinier said officials had consid­ ered the move for about n year but the "Nassau County situation speeded up the decision-making process." The Red Cross has offered to help train volunteers to help patrol the shore. It w ill cost about 830.000 to keep lifeguards on duty throughout the summer, and commissioners agreed to use money from the Tourist Development Council to pay for the program. The county dropped Its paid lifeguards In 1990 due to budget cuts. Agents seize cocaine from Haitian boat MIAMI — Federal agents say they have seized 209 pounds of cocaine from the same Ihtltlun Ixiat that brought 172 pounds of cocaine to Florida six months ago. The 175-foot bulk cargo ship Monique arrived off the Miami coast Sunday from Port-au-Prince. On Tuesday. It docked further up the Miami River, whrrc It was tioarded later In the day. Customs Service and Coast Guard officers searched the boat and found the drugs In u hidden compartment. Agents dug through 4 Inches of manure, hoisted a steel-plated floor panel and proceeded behind false walls before finding the compartment. Customs officials said Thursday. None of the eight crew members of the Belize-registered boat have been arrested. On Dec. 17. Customs seized 172 pounds from the vessel. This wns the first time the Ixiat had returned to the United States since then. Theater gives civilians the Blue Angels PENSACOLA — Visitors will get a pllot’s-eye view of what It's like lo fly a Blue Angels jet In a new theater with a six-story movie screen at the National Museum of Naval Aviation. Officials broke ground Wednesday at Pensacola Naval Air Station for a S(i million. 41.000-square-foot museum addition that will Include the 503 seal, theater. A construction contract was signed last week after a five-year fund-raising campaign, and work Is expected to be completed by spring 1990. The McDonnell Douglas Corp. and Northrop Corp.. the manufacturer and designer of the F/A-18 Hornet Jets flown by the Blue Angels, have agreed to put up 83.5 million to produce a large-format film featuring the Pensacola-based flight demonstration squadron. The museum Is still looking for donors to help It purehnsc about 83 million In sound and projection equipment for the theater. Tobacco liability cut from agenda TALLAHASSEE — Florida's controversial new tobacco liability law has been cut from the list of Issues Oov. Lawton Chiles wants lawmakers to work on tn -neat week's special session on health care reform. The law would make changes In the legal rules to make |t easier for the stule to successfully sue the tobacco Industry fqr, Ifti some of the hundreds of millions of tax dollars spent to care for sick smokers on Medicaid. Business lobbyists huve warned the law. which has attracted national publicity, covers far more products than tobacco. Although Chiles has said he thinks the law Is limited tn tobacco, he ulso said he would he willing lo open up the speclul session to measures tliut would clurlfy the Issue. However, no proposals to lim it the luw have surfaced. Chiles' spokesman Ron Sachs said Thursday after the formal list of Issues for the special session was released. But Chiles doesn't have the final word: The Legislature can add Issues to the agenda by a two-thirds vote In both the House and the Senate. The special session is scheduled to start at noon Tuesday and run through 5 p.m. June 13. The lop Issue Is health care reform. Chiles has also directed lawmakers to consider legislation that would strengthen the laws against abuse of the elderly und transfer some aging programs from the Department of Health and Rchabllltutlvc Services to the Department of Elderly Affairs. Also on the list Is a direction to take another look at revamping child abuse laws to spell out In state law parents' right to spank. The governor last week vetoed legislation that would do that because of concerns the bill would prevent prosecution of bona fide abuse. From Associated Prsss reports LOTTBHY M IA M I - Here are the w inning numbers solectod Thursday In the Florida Lottery: Fantasy 5 22-24-9-11-13 Cash 3 4-0-1 Friday, June 3, 1994 Vol. 88, No. 245 Published Dally and Sunday, aacapl by T hi tanlord a r ............. H«r»ld, In*. SOON. French Avc., Sanford, Fla. U n i Sacond Claaa Poataga Paid at Sanford, Florida and additional mailing orticaa. Nivaft Poalmaalan Sand addreee changee 10TMe SANFORDHERALD. P.0. Boa 1S47, Sanford, FL U771-1M7. Subacrlptlon Rataa (Dally A Sunday) Horn# Delivery Mall SMontha S1S.S0 ua.no SMonthe 1)9.00 14a 00 1Veer 179.00 100.00 Florida Raatdanta ntuet pay 1% aalaa tea In addition lo rataa above. Phone (407) 3U-M11. •m y A ' ■n Crawford: NAFTA, Mexico to blame for Florida’s tomato woes ■if Associated Press TALLAHASSEE - Florida's tomato tann­ ers say the last season was their worst ever, and the state Is blaming the North American Free Trade Agreement for the growers' woes. Mexican lomntoes have captured a lion's share of this country's tomato market ever since NAFTA took effect In January. Florida Agriculture Commissioner Bob Crawford said In a letter to U.S. Trade Representative Mickey Cantor. Mexican tomato exports to the United States Jumped by 25 percent this year, while Florida shipments to other stales fell by 12 parent. Crawford wrote In the letter sent to Knnlorthls week. Cmwford said he wants Washington to deliver "a quick and firm response" to help Florida's tomato farmers. Crawford contended that Mexican growers flooded the U.S. market by selling tomatoes for less than ll costs to grow them — a violation of the treaty. In contrast, not one of Flo< Ida's farmers made a proltt from mid-January to midMay, Crawfotd wrote. Florida growers are accustomed to supplying lltrcc-fourlhs of the nation's tomatoes In the winter season and making more than 8786 million per year. "It's a bloodbath." said Wayne Hawkins, executive vice president of the Florida Tomato Exchange. "This Is the worst year ever." said John Thomas, who has grown tomalocs in Palm Beach County for 30 years and Is one of the nation's largest growers. "(Mexicans) have Hooded us and completely destroyed our market." Cruwford has demanded a meeting with Kanlor to discuss the problem. But by late Thursday. Kanlor had made no plans lo meet with Crawford, and Knntor's office was referring questions lo the U.S. Department of Agriculture. But a solution Is simple In the minds of Florida tomato lobby, which vigorously opened NAI-TA All that Washington has to do is slop Mexican growers front dumping lielow-cost tomatoes In llils country, grow­ ers say. At u Hireling of Florida tomato growers this week In Palmetto, anecdotes abounded Trucks loaded with Mexican tomatoes arrive at wholesalers and hand over produce on "consignment." which means they'll take any price. HRS denies allegations in parents lawsuit Parting is such sweet sorrow ■ if A s s o c la te d F r i t s All Souls Catholic School. 9th Stroet and Oak Avenue, hold a baccalaureate service for its filh grade graduating students In tho cathedral with teachers, paronts, and the student body bidding them a fond farewoll Tiffany Miller, loll, and Erin R o binson, rig h t, led the graduating class Irom tho altar aftor passing tho torch to the 7th grade, to carry on A lt o r th o s e r v ic e , un derclassman congratulated and wlshod the class much succoss for the future Gradu allon w ill bo hold in tho school auditorium this even Ing at 7 p m A rocepllon for the graduates will follow SIIALIMAR - Parents have accused state officials of falling to protect children at a Florida Punhandle day care center from the owner's husband, although they knew he was a child abuser. But a lawyer for the Florida Department of Health and Re­ habilitative Services on Thurs­ day denied that accusation, made In a pair of lawsuits ugalnst the agency. Parents of two girls who claim they were sexually abused by Joseph Acosta, husband of the center's owner, filed the suits May 26 in circuit court here. HRS failed to warn parents about Acosta, later convicted of molesting a child In a restroom at the center, and Issued a license to his wife, Debra. In 1990 although officials had reason to foresee a risk of harm, the suits allege. Rodney Johnson, legal counsel for HRS District 1 In Pensacola, suld the agency had nothing but h n iM rttotoa fcy kaSey Mncheu vague rumors about Acosta.' A background ‘check of crlmlru JW und state abuse registry records turned up nothing on his wife. Johnson said. He added that If Acosta's background had been checked, he also would have had a clean record. Acosta. 39. an ulrmun first class In the Air Force when lie was arrested In 1991. wus con­ victed und sentenced to life In prison last year for sexual bat­ tery on a 4-year-old girl and performing a lewd und lascivious act on a child. E vidence lin k in g h im to alleged abuse of three other girls wus allowed at Ills trial, although he wus not charged In connec­ tion with the children. The la w s u its allege HRS licensed the Kare Free Day Care Center In Fort Walton Beach ulthough agency flics'contained documentation of sexual ubuse by Acosta and his son. Joey. Allegations of sexual abuse by Mrs. Acosta also were In the files, the suits allege. " T h a t Is not the c a s e ." Johnson said. THE WEATHER V. LOCAL V NATIONAL T I M M e e it Tonight: Scattered evening showers and thunderstorm s otherwise mostly cloudy. Low In the lower 70s. Wind weat 5 mph. Rain chance 30 percent. Saturday; Vurlable cloudiness with a good chance of afternoon thunderstorms. High around 90. Wind west 5 to 10 mph. Rain chance 50 percent. Extended forecast: Sunday through Tuesday: Partly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms mainly afternoon und evening. Lows In the low to mid 70s. Highs In the upper 80s la lower 90s. FLORIDA T I M M City Daytona Baach Ft. LaudBaach Fo rlM yart Galrvaivllla Homatlaad Jacktonvllla Kay Wait Lakaland Miami PanMcola Saratola T a llah atu * Tampa Varo Baach W. Palm Baach • HI Pet La .tr n M 01 77 n 74 .10 u 71 .10 it .mm rum .Ir *0 71 M .tr IV .10 7) u 71 .00 IS 77 .VI H 71 .01.1 10 71 .Tr VI Ir 74 1) 04 71 I) .1 1 7 1 IS FRIDAY Cloudy 87-70 J F CF VJ"* SATURDAY Ptly cldy 00-70 SUNDAY Ptly cldy 90-70 MONDAY Ptly cldy 90-70 T ID IS BATURDAYt BOLUNAR TABLE) Min. 2:15 NEW June9 o FULL Juno 23 FIRST June 18 i LAST June 30 a.m.. 2:30 p.m.: MaJ. 8:20 u.m.. 8:40 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beacht highs. 4:58 a.in.. 5:31 p.m.: lows. 11:11 a.m.. 11:33 p.m .; New Smyrna Beach: highs. 5:03 a.m.. 5:36 p.m.: lows, 11:16 u.m.. 11:58 p.m.: Cocoa Beachi highs. 5:18 a.m.. 5:51 p.m.: lows. 11:31 a.m.. — p.m BOATING Daytona Beachi Waves arc 1-2 feel and semi glassy. Current Is slightly to the north with a water temperature of 80 degrees. New Smyrna Beachi Waves arc 1 foot und glassy. Cun cut is slightly to the north with n water temperature of 80 degrees. St. Auguetlne to Jupiter Inlet Tonight: Wind Variable 5 to 10 knots. Seas I lo 2 feet. Bay and Inland wnters smooth. Widely scattered showers and thundcratorm ti. S aturday; W ind southeast 5 lo 10 knots. Sens 2 feet or less. Bay and Inland waters mostly smooth. Widely scattered thunderstorms near shore by afternoon. y xj"-* TUESDAY Ptly cldy 90-70 STATISTICS The high tem perature In Sunford Thursday was 85 de­ grees and the overnight low wus 7 1 as reported by the University of Florida Agrlcullural Research and Education Center, Celery Avenue. Recorded ru ln fa ll for the period, ending at 9 u.m. Friday, totalled .01 of an Inch. The tcmperulurc at 9 u.m. today was 76 degrees and Frldny's overnight low wus 73. as recorded by the Nutlnnul Weather Service ut the Orlnndo International Airport. Other Weather Service datu: □Thursday's high........... 83 □Barometric pressure.30.09 □ Relative Humidity....94 pet f W inds......N orthw est 5 mph □Rainfall.......... 01 of an In. □Sunset.............. 8:19 p.m. □Sunrise.............6:27 a.m. — — Ttm paralurt, indicala pravlou. day'. highsndovtrnight lo « to lp m EDT City HI L# Pr< Otlk Anchor aga rn 41 51 Atlanta 93 4t cdy Atlantic City dr >1 54 dr 75 57 Billing, 74 47 cdy Birmingham 91 44 cdy Bltmarck 74 S) cdy Bolt# •1 45 cdy Botlon 6) 12 dr Browntvlll, 94 74 cdy Burlington, VI 55 dr .11 Chari,,Ion.S C. M 72 05 cdy Chari,,Ion.W Va 75 S4 cdy Charlotte.N C 9) 47 cdy Chayenna 71 47 101 cdy Chicago 41 45 dr Clovolaod 45 41 dr Concord.N H dr 43 40 01 Dallat FI Worth 90 70 cdy Donvor 7V 57 .21 Clr D«» Moirwt 41 IS .10 cdy Detroit dr 71 4) Honolulu 44 71 dr HoutIon 43 71 ov cdy Indian, poll, a 14 cdy Jackion.MIu. VO 45 cdy K am a, City 7V IV .01 cdy L a ,V ,g a , 102 71 clr L illi, Rock VO 70 cdy Lo, Ang«l» 17 45 dr Loultvlllt 4V 14 .10 cdy Mamphl, V) 73 cdy Milwaukee 41 44 cdy M pl, SI Paul 70 45 dr NaUivllla U 47 01 cdy Naw O n ,an , VO M rn Naw York City 74 15 dr Oklahoma City •4 41 d r* Omaha dr 44 57 2.04 Philadelphia 74 19 clr Phoanla 105 71 clr Pittsburgh 47 4] clr Portland,Main, 41 41 0) d f| SI Loull 41 57 41 cdy1 Sail Lake City cdy M 11 Wathlnglon.D.C. 71 40 clr �Sanford Herald, Santoro, Florida • Friday, June 3, 1934 - 3A Lawsuit over abortion clinic law POLICE BRIEFS From tta fl and Wire Reports___________ Aggravated assault Faruk Mustafa Idcls, 30, Deltona, was arrested by Sanford |M)ltee Wednesday on an aggravated assault charge. Sanford police report an unidentified person slated Idets pointed n shotgun at the person In the (dels Food Slorc. 1506 W. 13th S l„ nnd threatened to "put a bullet In my head." Several charges filed Dexter Cornelius Drown. 21. 1201 DublsSl,. Lake Mary, was arrested on several charges following a traffic slop and fool race Wednesday afternoon. An undercover Sunford police In­ vestigator reported seeing Drown driving on U.S. Highway 17-02 nnd followed his car. believing Drown's driver’s license wus suspended. Following u pursuit through several neighbor­ hoods and n short foot chuse. Drown was captured. Drown was held on charges of fleeing and attempting to elude a police olflcer. resisting urrest. willful and wanton reckless driving and driving with a suspended license. ORLANDO — Myma ChcfTer and Judy Madsen could go lo Jail under a new federal law for trying to persuade people not to have abortions. They would rather not. ChcfTer and Madsen filed a civil rights lawsuit Thutsdny against U.S. Attorney General Janet Reno and the federal gov­ ernment, demanding that the Freedom of Access in Clinic Entrances Act be drclurcd unconstItutlonul. It became luw May 26, stemming horn an Injunction by retired Seminole County Circuit Court Judge Rob­ ert McGregor. Congress adopted the luw after hearing evidence about the Increase In violence outside ubortlon clinics, Including bom­ bings, arson and tin* killing of n doctor In Pensacola The women's lawyer. Matthew Slaver, says the law vlolntes Ihe rights of freedom of speech and assembly, nnd Its |>cnultlcs arc too harsh. " I f the First Amendment doesn’t protect that type of speech, then It protects no one," he said, adding that the measure Is redundant because laws against violence already cxisl. ChelTer. of Lotigwood, nnd Judy Madsen, of Orlando, have participated In sidewalk counseling outside ubortlon clinics In Or­ lando and Melbourne for years. They bund out pamphlets and talk to people In hopes of discouraging them from going through with abort Ions. In the suit, the women admit that the people they approach sometimes feel Intim ­ idated or even eoereetl. However, the women maintain (hey cause no bodily harm. "I do not grab anyone und forcefully make them listen lo me," said Chcffcr, a Catholic. ChcfTer und Madsen suld they have nol practiced their form of counseling since the legislation wus enacted, and lheir suit says they will nol. Under the law. ami-ahortlon protestors who In tlin ld a ie or cause "reasonable apprehension of Imdily harm " In those trying to enter abortion clinics could he fined up to 825,000. Repeal violators can he Jailed for up to 10 years. The wording Is so vague. Slaver argues, thut a person can claim In he Intimidated by Just about any action — even something as harmless as holding a picture of an aborted fetus. Concealed firearm "M Jeremy Dewayne Shuler. 19. 1804 Tangerine Ave.. Sanford, was arrested on a concealed firearm charge Wednesday morning by Sanford police at a French Avenue lubor pool office. Police report Shuler produced u .22-cnllbcr handgun during u search. Shuler said he hud the gun brcausc another man had threatened him at gunpoint. Shoplifting arrest . . - T William Leroy Tolbert. 30. 10)2 Holly Ave,. Sanford, was arrested on a shoplifting charge by Sanford [willco Wednesday. A Winn-Dixie store security officer reported seeing Tolla-rt place a $4 18 package of batteries In his pants and at tempi to leave the South French Avenue store without |>aylng for them. The officer re|M»rted on detaining Tolbert, lie discovered n •4.28 flushllght Ir. Tolliert's clothing. Hidden sausage Timothy Allan McEwun, 31. 500 S. Oak Ave.. Apt. 8. Sanford, wus urrestrd on a shoplifting charge Wednesday night. According to the Sanlord police report. McEwari was observed placing u $2.59 package of summer sausugr In his clothes nnd attempting to lenve a store without puylng for II Warrant arrests made The following wanted persona were taken Into custody: • Hoyce Vernurd Moore Jr.. 20. 50 William Clark Court, Sanford; on a Florida Parole Commission controlled release violation charge stemming from a concealed firearm convic­ tion. three charges of failure to appear In court In answer to two shoplifting rharges and one failure to pay a One charge. • Thomas Boyd Gilbert Sr.. 26, 1(X) Laguna Court. Stanford; on a forgery charge. • Johnnie Ashford. 45. H9 Castle Brewer Court. Sanford; on a grand theft charge. • Catlna Denise Alexander. 20. 74 Castle Brewer Court, Sanford; on a charge of failure to appear In rourt to answer to a shoplifting charge. • Wayne Lavantlx Pace. 52. 1H03 W. 13th Place. Sanford: on a Florida Parole Commission violation charge stemming from a conviction for sale of cocaine and |>ossesslon of marijuana. • Sumunthu Osborne. 116 W. Second Ave.. Apt. 7. Sanford: on a probation violation charge for a delivery of cocaine conviction. • Mark Alan Huckett, 35, 104 S. Driftwood I-unr, Sanford: after turning himself In ul the Seminole County Jull on a charge « of failure to appear In court to answer tou shoplifting charge. • F e lic ia S im ile A n d e rs o n . 'JO. 70 W lllln m C la r k C o u rs e Sanford; on a charge of failure to tip|>rtir In court on a theft charge. • W llllc Charles Drown. 20, 1214 W. IOlh Ave.. Sunford: on a probation violation charge for u concealed weapon conviction. Crimes reported to deputies The following crimes were reported to Seminole County deputies: • 1000 block Sarlta Court near Sanford; purse containing $170 reported taken sometime Wednesday between 4 p.m. and 4 05 p.m. while guests were In the home. • Roadside of County Road 46-A and Banana Luke Road: disabled 1979 Dulck taken sometime between 5 p.m. Tuesday and 4:43 p.m. Wednesday. Crimes reported to Sanford police •Jew elry reportedly vulued at $550 was said to have been stolen Tuesduy from u residence In the HXX) block of Persimmon Avenue. The property was reportedly located later at a pawnshop. • An undetermined amount of property Is believed to have been luken Tuesday from u home In the 100 block of W. 27th Street. • A Deltona woman told police eight black men llircw rocks and bottles at her vehicle Tuesday near the intersection of Celery and Locust. • A yellow 1984 Cadillac was reporter! stolen Tuesday from u car storage lot In Ihe 2900 block of S. Orlando Drive. The license number wus listed us PXY- 19L • 830 In clothing wus rcjxtrted stolen Tuesday from u business In the 3600 block of S. Orlando Drive. • A fax muelilne vulued ut 8260 wus reportedly stolen Tuesday from the office of Franklin Arms Apartments on Florldu Avenue. • A TV set wus said to have been taken Tuesday from a residence In Luke Monroe Terrace. • A TV set und other Items valued at 8020 was said to have been stolen Tuesday from an apartment at Country Lukes. • Someone reportedly broke Into the Seminole County Health Department building «t 400 W. Airport Blvd. Tuesday. Police suld the person broke the window on u snack machine and took snacks plus an undetermined amount or coins. • A bank bug containing $329 in cash and $271 In checks wus reportedly Blolcn Tuesday from a business In the 2500 block of Park Drive. • A VCR und other Items vulued ut 8640 were reported stolen Tucsdy from a residence In ihe 300 block of Live Oak Blvd. • 2900 block Sunford Avenue: air compressor und pneumatic tools valued at $1,300 reported taken from the rcur of a truck sometime between 11:30 p.m. Tuesday und 8 u.m. Wednesday. • Auto World. 4274 S. Orlando Drive: four tires valued ut $1,000 removed from u 1991 Chevrolet S-10 truck left overnight for rcpulrs. Traffic stops • Rocky Lane Smith. 23. of Deltona, wus stopped by Sanford police at 11th Street and Park Avenue Tuesday. He wus charged with driving with a suspended license. • Thallas Jerome Inman, 21, 1215 Randolph Street. Sunford. was stopped by Sunford police at 3rd Street and Palmetto Avenue early Wednesday. Police said when Ihe vehicle stopped, the passenger Red from the area on foot. Police reported the driver, Identified us Inman, attempted to strike an officer and also attempted to flee from the urea as the officer tried to tmndcufT him. He was apprehended and charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest with violence, and driving with a suspended/revoked license. Police later determined he was also wanted on wurrants for failure to pay a fine, and violation of probation on a previous conviction of sale of cocaine. jpwi l ) V It's Time to Put All Those Stories to Rest. L e t's fa c e it. T o th o s e o f y o u w h o h a v e n e v e r visite d , w e 're sim p ly just a n o th e r car d e a le r. B u t ... b y J o v e .... w e 're m u c h m o re than that! S t o p B y a n d V i s i t ... W e definitely w a n t to m e e t y o u ! . ! > „ A? j a**:*-* Kaiser Suspect In home Invasion The Seminole County sherlD's department has released a composite photo of ono of the suspects In W ednesday's home Invasion and robbery In Fern Park The suspect Is a black male, 25 years old, six (eel tall, 170 pounds, with a skinny build. He was dressed In a U.S. Postal Sorvlce uniform. Them was no descrip­ tion given lor Ihe second suspect. Anyone having Infor­ mation on ihe Identity or location of this individual la urged to contact the sheriff's doparlment violent crimes sec­ tion. Vacation turns tragic P O N T IA C -B U IC K -G M C T R U C K S 1 5 9 0 S o u t h W o o d la n d B lv d ., D e L a n d DELAND 904*734-6882 • DAYTONA 904-257-6540 • ORLANDO 407-629-0549 •LOCATED AT THE CORNER OF HWY. 17-92 & HWY. 15A" A C E HARDWARE i t C f HARDWARE ACE HARDWARE £ A Special Offering on All F l o r i s t Q u a lity A J | oli« r S h o w P la n t s H a r d w a r e \s s s ? S t o r e s m i l By The A iw s ls fd Frees_____ KINnSTON,' JwiTiiilra - The visit of a locally prom Inc ni Orlando couple turned tragic w tie n th e h u s b a n d , w h o * ,4 -B L O O M I N G S I r o n i c a l l y c liu t n p lo n e d j. AN N U ALS S nonviolence, was killed In an apparcnl roblx-ry attempt. ly fy tM Reg. 7 9 c Sale Dales H 94- S 994 | M j | j W Lee N o r r is R a y h a m . a 32 year-old community activist SaMng ASYour Hardware Naada Shea 1978 and poet known for lighting s neighborhood violence was S A N FO R D C A S S ELB ER R Y S L0 N G W 0 0 D LA K E M ARY killed early Thursday. His wife. 31-year-old Lisa Myers, un af­ UJ Hwy 434 i 427 Public Shopping C*»tsr • 207 E. 25th 31 Wlnlw Park Dr. 5 ternoon news anchor for WESH $ 339-4853 330-5589 H a rd w a re 321-0555 339-7355 Q jD Channel 2 television, was In­ jured slightly, hut was treated ACE hardw are ACE hardw are ACE hardw are ACE hardwarea \CE hardw are and released at u local hospital. Police were questioning « street merchant and a laborer In connection with the 1 a.m. attack ul the seaside Dell Mall guest house near the town of Runaway Day. some 05 miles north of Kingston on Jamaica’s northern const. Although nothing wus stolen from the couple, police said the motive for the attack was rob­ bery. Police suld three men forced their wuy Into the Orlando cou­ ple's bedroom. Jamaican televi­ sion reported ttu t the assailants shot Ruybam In the neck, stubbed him all over Ills body und silt histhroul. A Chicken Biscuit for breakfast, Staff at WESH. where Myers a Chicken Sandwich for lunch, worked as the afternoon news a Value Meal for dinner — anchor, said they were stunned any time o f day Is the right hy the news. time fo r Chlck-fll-Al "There's u groat amount of sorrow because Lee und Lisa were both so well liked and respected by everybody." said Tom lllrsch, an assignment edi­ tor at the NBC affiliate for Orlando. Duytona Dench and Melbourne. “ They urc two of the kindest und most caring people you would ever know." The Jumulcn Tourlsl Dourd flew In members of Myers' fami­ ly to help her. r Rayum. un Orlando nutlvc. i received u mass communica­ tions degree from the University i I I of Florida und Joined the Urban I I Chlck-fll-.V Chicken Sandwich J I I Chick-fll-A* Chicken C hlck-fll-A * League In 1991. As program I I or Chlck-fll-A Chargrilled Sandwich or Chlck-fll-A I I C hicken director. Rnyam tried to steer Chicken Sandwich* with the I I Chargrilled I I central Florida teen-ugers from Biscuit purchase of a I I Chicken Sandwich* I I crime und drugs. Chlck-fll-A* Value Meal I I Ruyam worked w itli young I I Redeem this coupon for one HUL blacks at Apopku Middle School Redeem lids coupon and saw SO * on I I Hedrrm thh coupon ilunnu breakfast I I Chick-fil-A* (hkken Sandwich or one Chick-fil-A* thicken Sandwich or I I lit n program called The Ebony hours for SIX OH one Lhlck-RJ-V I I CliarfcrlUrd Chicken Sandwich One Charftnlk-d Chickm Sandwich wlten K n ig h ts ,, which Introduced Chicken lliscult One coupon per person I I you purchase a Chick-fil-A* Value Meal coupon per penon per viiii. per stilt Not flood with any other offer. I I wuywurd youths to poetry and One coupon per person (x-r si'll Not Rood with any other offer I I IIurrjt Offer e*piivs t-jo-M I I co m m u n ity service. Rayum No* Rond with any tak-r offer. Murry! Offer expires 4 -M-M Good only at OfflXcit UUMaryAM. I I Good only at 6 » I n i LakeMary 1M. I I Murry! Offer expires t •JO■M often guve motivational speeches dosed Sundays. at schools. I I Good only at OM Wot UU Kary NrA I I □reed Sundays. "He stood for empowerment. dosed Sundays I I I I He stood for high self-esteem for I I I I o ur y o u th ," Urban League I I I s p o k e s w o m a n E liz a b e t h ALL I I I WatklnB Bald. "His energy was .J L . so contagious. I looked at him as J a light bulb In n dark room." SanfordStore 580 Save Morning, Noon & Night at Chick-fil-A 50* OFF 1r 5040FF 1 FREE I �4A • Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, June 3, 1904 Editorials/ Opinions S a n fo rd H e ra ld CHUCK S T O N E (USPS 481-280) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2011 or 831-0993 Lacy K. Loor • Editor Odtaaa H. Pugh • D u tinata Manager SUBSCRIPTION HATE: 3 Monllis.............................819.00 0 Mouths............................. 8 3 9.00 1 Y e a r..........................................87 8.00 Florida Flaaldanta must pay 7% aalaa lax In addition to ralca above. ED ITO R IA L A rtis ts sh o u ld use a d iffe re n t canvas The draw ing o f g ra ffiti on the w alls o f I he n e a rly deserted S anford Plaza sh o p p in g center on U.S. Highway 17-92 In South S anford Is, w ith o u t a doubt, co m pletely uncalled for. It Is up to Sanford police to arrest the people responsible for these drawings. T h e ir subse­ quent punishm ent w ill be up to the courts. Looking at It from another perspective: W hat a waste this Is. Some o f the draw ings nrc obscene, but some show a retnnrkable talent. The skeleton seen on the fro n t page o f W ednesday's Sad fort/ Herald and several oth e r druw ings are very well done. We doubt m any people are tha t skilled in d ra w in g on the side o f u b u ild in g w ith o nly a spray cun o f paint. T h is is one o f the biggest wastes o f talent we have seen in n long tim e. W hat a shame It is that these people cannot put th e ir skills to use for the ir ow n p ro fit as well ns to help others. R ecently, a n u m b e r o f s tu d e n ts from Sem inole C o m m u n ity College were called dow ntow n by Sanford M nln Street, and asked to make draw ings o f some o f the c ity ’s more h istoric buildings M a in S tre e t's K ny B a rth o lo m e w c o m ­ m ented, "W e w ant some draw ings w h ich w ill help us rem em ber a rch itectu ra l styles and stru ctu re designs, so w e 'll have ft In the fu tu re ." C crtn tn ly those who did the g ru ffitl at Sanford Plaza could have become Involved In doing such w o rk. There are u n um be r o f businesses tha t use the s k ills o f a rtists in m a kin g plans and draw ings, o r designing some fu tu re concepts. S pending tim e w ith spray cans a t the t Sanford Plnzu was u foollnh gesture. W hatever these people hoped to gutrr \xy rncist, sexist or neo-nazl draw ings w ill be useless because of the sheer s tu p id ity o f the prank. When arrests arc made and people are sentenced for this sltu utlo n . Sanford w ill have lost some potential artists, arid those arrested m ay have lost a fu tu re career. I t ’s sad. LETTER County politics At the May meeting of the Republican Executive Committee, county commission candidate Randy Morris was allowed to speak for a few minutes ot the end of (he meeting. Whul spewed from Mr. Morris' mouth was fur from the common level of mudsltnging that we have, unfortunately, come to expect from some candidates these days. In particular. Mr. Morris attacked his opponent, u high school principal, for guzzling from the public trough because he did not quit his Job ns a principal when appointed to serve the citizens of Seminole County as a commissioner. At the end of the meeting I asked Mr. Morris and his campaign munugcr. commissioner Darryl McLain, If either of them hud quit their Jobs when elected to public office. Both acted shocked that nnynne would expect them to do thut. They both said that the high school principal was abusing the taxpayers by taking "government" money — thut both o f his Jobs were on the "government dole," When asked If either of them hud or plunncd to turn down the commissioner's pay since both hud referred to the principal as having been on the public "dole" as both u high school and 01 principal I us a county commissioner, both acted shocked thut I couldn't see that the rules were made Just for them and not for all. In this election year, wc keep hearing about the need to get back to family values, to rediscover morality and ethics. The prlndpnl bus devoted more years to teaching those qualities to our children than Mr. Morris and Mr. McLain have been out of diapers. For those iwo gentlemen to refer to teaching our children ns being on the government "dole"...well It makes me glad that Mr. McLain didn't get elected to the school board...and makes me hope thut Mr. Morris will slither back under a rock. The failure or Mr. McLain and Mr. Morrltf to i!liferent In ic between l he honorable profession of leaching and being on a government "dole" destroys any credibility they might have In representing the citizens (which by the way. .Includes children) of Seminole County. ’ 1 I hope the rest of the candidates lor the county commission take note — teaching Is not a government Job — taking ihc taxpayers' money for serving as an elected official is. Mr. McLain and Mr. jMorrls should lead by example...not throw rocks jfrom Inside their own glass house. Robert C. GolT A school board volunteer, and former teacher Kern I'nrk Editor's notei Randy Morris says he Is serving us its own cnmpaJgn manager. Commissioner Daryl VIcLaln Is u supporter. In search o f the new R u ssia ENROUTE TO RUSSIA - "Zdmvstvuytc!" By the time you read this. I will huve l>rrn In this former bastion of communism for a week. Almost all of my 10-clay wiyklug trip Is being spent in Saratov, u former mtlltury-tndustrlul complex city, nbmii 490 miles southeast of Moscow. Thanks to perestroika's emancipating Im­ pulses, the Russian people arc redellolng themselves. It's nothing new. The government has been redefining Itself for centuries — from Hie czars and empresses to the dictators and tyrants and now. hojHTully, to the democratically elected officials. Through It all. Russians continue to nurture the m e la nch o ly Russian soul, endlessly turbulent and so exuberantly eclectic Hint one wonders how It can tic contained within the expanse of one nation. It may tic something as simple as thrtr patience, the mystical force that has enabled Russians to survive the m irie s t of winters and the ungndllrst of drspots. "Homeland of pa­ tience." wrote Fedor Tiutchev. "The strongest nl all warriors nrc these two — Time and Patience." confirmed Tolstoy. Preparing for Ihls trip as a member of thr Slstcr Cities delegation between Chapel Hill and Saratov. I did three things: try to become an expert on Saratov: concentrate on everything Russian in dally and weekly readings: and pay tribute to my Wesleyan professor. Sigmund Neumann, by re-reading "The G rand In q u is ito r" from Dostoyevsky's " T h e B ro th e rs Karamazov." "It contains nil thr (ruths of mankind," Neumann used to exult. I also made two discoveries. Only u few of the American media outlets, most n o ta b ly The New ( Theother York Times, ro v rr dlscovory was Russia w llh any reg­ morn exciting J ularity or Insight. A few |>crlodlrals like The Nrw Republic. the nclf-nrdalned cultural gixllathrr to Hu* world, have n Invc/hutc relationship with Russia dial rfvnls that of Madonna and David Letlcnnaiu The other discovery was more exciting. In the |9 th century. Russia produced an explosion of great Itleraturc, Tiutchev. Gogol. Dostoyevsky and Tolstoy were all born within 20 years of each other, University of North Carolina Professor Donald Raleigh, a Russian-speaking authority on the country, calls It "the golden age of Russian literature." when Russian writers Ix-gun re­ sponding to Western Ideas, n century alter (xx-t Aleksandr Pushkin had unleashed dormant creativities. But today. Russians are becoming more like Americans In oilier unseemlng ways. Pornography Is enjoying a Ixxim business, reflected In a brazen proliferation of Moscow strrrtw nlkrrs and higher priced prostltutrs. pornographic videos and rrslm iranls that rent upstairs rooms by the hour. Five years ago. a Moscow customs nlflcrr would confiscate a copy of Cosmopolitan maga­ zine as (tomography. This month. Cosmopolitan launched a Russian edition of Its contribution to what women need to know In order to scale Hie Valhalla of sensual utopia. JA C K ANDERSO N MEREII IS 1RSICW90SM ‘WCWWWCi p a n w ftE m iH w a x p a w w KKP 1W3WO0M All of Nixon’s tapes should be released shorp? M rs it Although his friends and enemies have now paid Ih rlr llnal respects. American taxpayers may still not lx- done paving (or the rutstakes of Richard M Nixon According lo a 1992 court ruling that -aill stands, th r government must rnuqiciixuii Nixon for holding o il to the 3.(XK)-plnx hours of tapes Nixon recorded while occupying the White House U|x»n Nixon's forced rrslgmiNon lit 1074. Congress Instructed Hie Na­ tional Archives to take control ol (hr Ia pcs. which II bus ever since. Bui American taxpayers could shhi rnd up paying more than a million dollars lo the Nixon estate, which the late presi­ dent wanted donuted to fils favorite charity — hts p rrsld e n flill museum. DONNA BRITT Y o u n g w o m a n t a lk s a b o u t ra p e WASHINGTON — Every lime the young woman talks aboul "the rapes" — she never calls them anything distancing like ihc "sex" or the "abuse" — she stares ut her hands. They nrc the only ordinary thing about her. Sllm-flngercd. with unpolished nails, her hands like those of a million high school seniors. Everything else about the girl. 18. Is movie-star beautiful. But her flat voice reminds you that however udmlrlrig or envious wc may be of such beauty. It Is Irrelevant when U comes to rape. An equal opportunity deflator, rape can reduce the most extraordinary woman to cheupncss In her own eyes. "I would have been nicer to myself If (the rapes) hadn't happened" she tells her hands. "They happened so many times, I can't even count.” There's no counting how many girls and Iwys urc like her — survivors of sordid fumlly dramas whose masks, beautiful und plain, hide secrets no one could guess. 1 met her ut one of several Wushhigton-nrcn public-school writing classes whose students 1 asked to write short, pcraonul essays. llcrs arrived with "TEACHERS I'LEASE DON'T READ," scrawled across the top and a page-long description o f "m y childhood nightm are" — a series of rapes by her stepfather that she'd discussed only wllh her family and boyfriend. She agreed to be Interviewed, on the condition of anonymity, because she thought telling her story "could change a life." Some other girl who's been raped could read about her. she said, "and think that if I could survive this, they could too." The rapes started In 1982, the year the girl and her baby brother were brought by their mother to suburban Washington from El Salvador. They barely knew the mother who'd left them us toddlers with their grandmother while she worked In the United States. They knew even less about her new husband. The girl was 7. "The first lime, my mom wus ui work — Just me. my brother and him were at home." The family was living with three other relatives, all immigrants. In u one-bedroom apartment. Her mother, who was working two Jobs, told the children to "get used to" their new stepfather, says the girl. At the same lime, "wc also hud to get used to u new mom...new languuge, new environment, new kids." She tried. Despite the language barrier, her marks In second grade were good, and she made friends. She wus trying oil this night, too. Silting sleepily on her stepfather's lap In the kitchen, she remembers half-hearing him say he was r,-;„ •• •* •" 1 taking her to bed. Then "after telling me how pretty 1 was. what a good girl I was," hr slurted hogging her "real hard, ami touching my brcasls, even though I didn't huve no breasts. ...I told him to stop." When she screamed, he told her to shut up or he would kill her. Then the girl's stepfather took two long-sleeved shirts und tied her. The rape “ seemed like forever...! thought I wus going Iodic." It went on for more than u year, months spent avoiding her stepfather whenever possible — hiding In the bushes-near her h o u s e , s p e n d in g extended hours wllh friendly neighbors. Bui she couldn't tell. "He always threat­ ened that he'd kill me. ...He had already done something thut £ An equal really hurt me. And opportunity th e lo o k on h is deflator, rape face..." can reduce the One Sunday after moat church she blurted extraordinary th e t r u t h t o a woman to neighbor,' who told cheapness In her family. Her aunt, herow neyes.J the girl recalls, was furious. But her mother she says listened to her story, "then went In her room and went to sleep. She went to work the next day like It never happened." So It wus her aunt who took her to the hospital, protected her ond, who — months later, when the girl's mother still hadn't acted — told the police. "To this date." the girl says, "m y mother has never asked me If I wus OK, when or how It happened, how do you feel. ...We have never talked about It..." Evcntuully. the man who raped her was sent to Jail. Today lie Is divorced from her mother ond she has no Idea of his whcrcubouls. which frightens her. "1 don't really blame her,..It must have been hard," she says of the mother she still lives with, and loves, despite a decade of waiting for some acknowledgment of her abuse. "I would Just like for her to ask me what happened," she says. " I ’ve never stopped wall Ing for her ..to say she’s sorry.” And there’s one more thing, she says, looking up from her hands. " I would ask her If she loved him more than me. - ...... ~ "• ............ ..........." " ' * **'• ' <..... The ru lin g ca p ­ tures the absurdity of N ix o n 's d o g g e d . 20-year battle to rrbuild his shattered reputation through the courts. He (lied his first still to pre­ vent the t a p e s ' p u b li c release — citing the right to privacy — tw o m o n llis u tte r leaving office. Nixon was \ S Amorican tax payors may still not bo dona paying lor the mlslakosof Islakc Richard M. Nixon. ■ beside h im s e lf w llh the p o s sib ility , as lie pot It a t th e tim e . Halt th e tapes w o u ld lx- played nl "c o c k ta il parties an d In co m e d y a c ts ." The last a n d latest null to b lin k release w as filed less th a n tw o w eeks tx-fore h is d eath , The Supreme Court has listened. Of all those tapes, only G3 hours liavc Ix-cu made public through selective releases In 1974. 1991 and 1993 — all having to do with W atergate. A ccording to the National Archives, ut leust another 137 hours of tapes deal with some uspcct of Watergate. As several writers have pointed out, there's already enough In Hie public record to pul a damper on (he reverence accorded Nixon since his passing. It* one lo|x-. Nixon seems gleeful ut the suggestion of recruiting "eight thugs" from the Teamsters Union lo tx-ut up peace proteslers In Washington. "T hey’ve got guys who will go in mid knock their heads off," Nixon says. "Sure." Nixon lackey II.R. Haldcman adds. "Beat th e -----out ol some of these people." The work continues at Ihc National Archives, separating what Is deemed to be private and what Is relcasuhte lo the public*. One confidential report we've seen — detailing a closed-door meeting by the Nixon Review Board — lends Insight Into Just how touchy the process has become. The Board was Judging the possibility of releasing 105 papers to the public. But Board members were spill on these documents, Identified by Hie memo, and which hlslnrlans and writers would love to get their bunds on: — A transcript of a telephone conversation between Nixon's loyal secretary. Rose Mary Wcxxls. and Clare Boothe Luce suggesting (hut Republican women should let editors of newspapers know that they were tired of rcuding about Watergate. — A 1973 memo from George B uilt, then chuirman of the Republican National Com­ mittee, lo Nixon's chief of staff Alexander M. Haig Jr. aboul a request for u meeting to set up u policy on patronage Jobs. — A memo indicating Hint the Defense Department had briefed Nixon on the military stutus of Ed Cox three weeks before Cox murrled first daughter Trlclu Nixon, H release ot the While House tapes means scholars w ill look even more unkindly at Nixon's legacy, so what? Surely there would also be snippets in there that would add to his character, not detract. In either cusc. the tupes should be released to allow historians to gain a more complete picture of Hu- real Nixon. At the very leust, privatizing the Nixon legacy should not come at the expense of the American taxpayers. - : * r y j -- * • • ........ - - ... , , I �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, June 3, 1994 - SA B uilding----Continued from Page 1A Job o f I designing the center and re• celved 10 rrspnnitcs. The list was pared down to four firms and they were Interviewed by a ! specially-appointed selection ; committee. Committee participants wrre Deputy County Manager Sharon Goode leisure; Central Services Director Cindy Wright: Tom Tlcconl. manager of the Facili­ ties Maintenance Division: Frank Van Pelt, county engineering project manager: Undershcrlff Steve Harriett: and Oarharu O 'H a ra , s h e r if f 's b u d g e t specialist Following the Interviews, the committee ranked Architects Design Group tlrst. largely due to their experience In designing public safety buildings Some ADO projects Included the ! Droward County Emergency Operations Center. Palm Heach County EOC, St. Lucie County EOC and City of Holly Hill Emergency Com m unications Center. The committee wus also Im­ pressed with ADG's knowledge of the site, energy conservation experience and grunt sugges (Ions. Splllls Candela was rnnked second because the company's team placed more emphasis on Image than function In the minds of the committee. Splllls Candela designed the Heathrow heud(|uarters of the American A utom obile Association, an award-winning project. Other Splllls Candela projects Include Lakeland Police Head­ quarters. Volusia County Ad­ ministration Center and Sheriffs Operation Center and Ormond Heach City Hall and Library Complex. Following ihc ranking, several commissioners received an un­ signed. professionally formatted le lirr alleging number one firm ADG caused problems with the new Florida Highway Patrol District Headquarters In DeLand. Including delays and overbudgets. The letter alleged the firm wus flnunrlully-unstuble and problems hud arisen on other projects. The letter cntirludrd by re­ commending Splllls Cundcln. An unusual Investigation Into the a lle g a tio n s was made. Lalsure said she usually places little wrlght on anonymous let­ ters. but when commissioners began questioning It. County Manager Hob Habuti felt It should be considered. "U so iilly, unless somebody signs u letter und Is willing to pul their name with It. we don't put u lot of credibility to It," said iailsurc. "Hut liecause of the.... the Interest In the project, we thought It best to go aheud und check It out." The Investigation, completed In tw o weeks.* found little credence to the allegations FIIP District Capt..M .W . Sanders wrote the project will be com­ pleted on lime and the only delay was due to lack of state funding. While the letter claimed there were two turnovers of AIK) project munagers. Sanders wrote there wus only one change and that occurred before construc­ tion begun Other allegations*of fiscal In­ stability and client unhappiness were discounted, suld Lalsure. The only finding was there was a •0.000 Judgement against the company over a debt claim, she said. When the Information was presented to commissioners May 10. they were asked to decide Laws-----------Continued from Page 1A or whether It may result in an Increase In dry cleaning costs to compensate for the added tuxa lion. Dry-cleaning businesses also have to register with the stale by June 30. 1005, snd pay un annual registration fee tbut could runge from $100 to 95<X) drpcudlng on tlietr sl/e starting Dec. 31. 1005. The slate will use Ihe money to clean up pollution at drycleaning sites Another bill |xtssed by Florida lawmakers Is tltc ATM security b ill. Legislators say It was enacted In res|MMtse to robberies at cash machines around Ihe state. Sanford and Lake Mary how­ ever. have not had muny pro­ blems connected w ith ATM machines. "We haven't had any problem for several years In Sanford." said police Command­ er Dennis Whitmire. | ."T h e last time we had pro­ blems was with a hank that hud some wooded area nearby and Sperm -------Continued from Page 1A procedure In central Florida Hut United States Cryubunks. a sperm bank, had opened Its doors at the end of April and was operating In Altamonte Springs. And Dr. Mark Jutras. a fertility specialist, was able to perform u procedure allowing the Cryobank to have Munny's sperm to store ; for future use. It Is only the second time the procedure has been done on u dead man. If a child results from the . ensuing mlcrolnscmlnatlon. It w ill be a first. Jutras said. When the m ore accepted electro-ejaculation method of collecting sperm failed to produce a v ia b le surnple by u s in g mechanical means to-cuusc an erection and collect the resulting sperm. Jutras tried a new pro­ cedure. The epldldymus. a gland thnt Is - uttached to the testes and holds i OBERT A. "BUTCH" AIRD, 11 Robert A. "Hutch" Halrd. II. 0. of Northwestern Avenue. Itumontc Springs, died Monay, Mny 30. 1094, at Orlando eglonnl Medical Center. Dorn ct. 5. 1947, In Augusta. Gu.. he loved to Central Florida In 964. Mr. Halrd was a commcrlal Interior designer. He was hrlstlan. Survivors Include purents. obert A. und Anna !!.. Altaionic Springs: sister. Dee Ann oungers, Lake Mary; brother, nmes A., Orlando; paternal randmother, Marie 5. Baird, popka; nephew. Robert E. owell. Lake Mary. Deacon Direct Cremation Serve. Orlando, in charge of aringtments. ARAH ELLA ROADMAN DALEY Sarah Ella Broadman Daley. 5. S a p lin g D rive. W in te r prlngs. died Wednesday, June . 1994, at Llfecare Center. Itamonte Springs. Bom Dec. 0. 1898, In Pensacola, she toved to Central Florida In 961. Mrs. Daley was a hometaker. She was a member of All a ln ts E p is c o p a l C h u rc h , aughtcra of the King and was ost president of Chattanooga ardenClub. S u r v iv o rs In c lu d e sons, radley. Winter Garden. Ray H., w e found c lg u re lle b u tts In Ih e woods, us If som eone w as h id in g th e re w a itin g for som eone to m a k e a w ith d ra w a l " To help Jal ulul frontons, lawmakers reduced the tux rate Imposed on performance* from 7 I percent to 5 perrenl and cut Ihe dally license fee lor each game from tNO lo •-!(> The law also creates u s|teclul license to conduct Ihe Jal Alai Tournament of Champions and provides lax crrdlts and exemp­ tions for |>crmilholdris to hold the event Whitmire said the hunk look It upon themselves to add security lights and security cameras, and clean up some of the wooded urea near thr ATM machine. The City of Sanford subsequently cleaned up most of the re­ mainder o( ihe wooded area ” "There haven't l»een any pro­ Information from A tm P rttt blems in Lake Mary either." loinod »nlhl| report commented |M>lk-c C'hlet Ulchard Heary. "Most of our lacilitles have done an excellent ;ob In providing lighting and other security needs, which certainly does a lot toward reducing tills Continued from Page 1A ly|»c of crime problem." Meanwhile, police are seeking Under this new law. thr stale establishes safety standards lor the two black men who re­ lighting and landscaping In the portedly tired Ihe shots at Maldonado's 19H4 Volks wagon a re a s s u r r o u n d in g c a s h machines. It requires ATM oper­ "Suspect one Ls uboul live-feet ators to comply with the stan­ dards within one year ufter Ihe nine-inches tall." Whitmire said "He wus wearing a blue banlaw takes effect Oct. I. The law vest. while shirt, exempts ATMs within u building! . Manna, blue i knee-landth s h o r t s T h e or within an urru that h . j i l i . other man mi was also alarm livecontrolled by the operator' Ihe $1 million question along Henley. Pat Warren and Dick with 42 other decisions In a Van Der Wclde voted against the single vote. The list Included a recommendation. Commission chairman Van proposed 92.271 telephone up­ grade and several utility ease­ Der Weldc "passed the gavel" to ment decisions. Commissioners Warren, allowing hint to re­ "pulled" the design contract to commend the Splllls Candela. Henley supported the vole, but take separate action. Commissioner Daryl McLain none was taken. A lengthy recommended approvul of nego­ dlseusslon followed. ADG at­ tiations with ADG over Splllls torney Ken Wright said the letter Candclu. Only commissioner was unethical and warned it Larry Furlong supported the could not be used In their vole. Commissioners Carlton decision-making. Henley said he . 1 ......» U tlW * s|M-rm In various stages of matu­ rity. was taken from Manny after lie had Item declared dead. Thr malurc s|>erm In the epldldymus were collected and have been saved In the cryotank where they were frozen at 321 degrees below zero. A sample thawed the day after the procedure showed Ihc sperm will be good. "I think It Is wonderful (hat we have been able to help her.” Dwight Hrunohler. co-owner of U.S. Cryobanks. said. "We stayed here all night to be sure to get the sample processed properly." Pant said she believes Manny would have "loved the Idea." She suld she and Munny had been discussing the prospect of having children Just moments before the futul crash. More than anything, she said, she wants a piece of him to live on through his offspring. Ron Rybak, co-owner of the lots Angeles; daughters. Evelyn. Winter Springs. Surue Morton. Apopka; 12 grandchildren: und 10 great-grundchlldrcn. All Faiths Cremation Service. Casselberry. In charge of ar­ rangements. AARON 8AOE Aaron Snge. 83. Howell Harbor D r l v r . C a s s e lb e rry , d ie d Wednesday, June 1, 1994. at Regents Park Nursing Home. Winter Park. Born April 1. 1911, in New York City, he'moved to Central Florida In 1989. Mr. Sage wus u sales representative for Printed Page. He wus Jewish. Survivors Include wife. Ruth: sons, Robert, Flushing, N.Y., Charles, Manhattan. N.Y.: four grandchildren. Hawthorne Funeral Home, Orlando, In charge of arrange­ ments. When the com m issioners could not muster another vote, they decided to hold off until they could visit facilities de­ signed by the firms. The five commissioners toured buildings last week. Term s--------Continued from Page 1A Commissioner Gary Brender. "When I was elected two years ago. I was asked to become Involved In a Rinehart Road study. Now. I'm practically at Ihe end of my term and there has still been no progress ns a result of the study." "Three years of lime would t»c much more helpful In getting things done which have to go through lengthy processes," he added. Commissioner Sheila Sawyer however, disagreed Sawyer had served on the Charter Revision Committee rrs|xins!hlc for many changes In Ihe city charter, but not regarding terms of office. "We have a United States Congress elected for two year terms." she said, "and they certainly have much more work and stress than we do. I don't see any problem with two year terms for our city commission­ ers." She suggested that during Charter Review studies, the committee had determined that the general p u b lic wanted shorter terms to keep better control over the city officials "If they were In opixtslllon to what some commissioner said or did. Shooting iita * n' gave the allegations little credit, hut liked the work Splllls Can­ dela did for AAA and at law enforement facilities. Warren said she was offended by the letter. feel nine-inches tall, and was wearing a black shirt and shorts, but nothing else was known alKiut him ." Whitmire said If the men are apprehended, the y w ill be charged with attempted robbery, and attempted murder. »*-f* fd they could cast an opposition vote In Just two years." Sawyer said site would vote against three-year terms, but In favor of putting the matter on ihe general election ballot. "I hate running for re-election every two yeurs." said Commis­ sioner George Duryea. " I would like three yeurs. but It would he strictly personal. Judging from what the people have said In the past, they want the two-year terms." Duryea suld. "W ith Ihe shorter terms. If they don't like what I’m doing, they can vote me out In |ust two years." Duryea said lie preferred lo leave Ihe terms , ls they arc now. He didn't even want Ihc matter to Ik- place on Ihe ballot After a lengthy discussion on ihe pros and cons of the termlengths. ihe commission gave u unanimous concensus vote that the ordinance call for llie elec­ tion of the mayor und two commissioners the first year, two commissioners the second year, and no local elections on the Hurd Duryea and Sawyer Indicated that while they voted to put It on the ballot, they plunncd to vote against the lengthening. Neither Duryea nor Sawyer will be up re-election lo their commission seats this year. Mayor Rockett and commission­ ers Gary Brender and David Mcalor are nearing the end of their present terms. Another matter presented at the commission meeting per­ tained to when a newly elected commissioner would be sworn Into office. City Manager John L itto n said the m atter was basically a house-cleaning matterm wording. Duryea suggested It be tabled until the next meeting. " If we d o n 't approve p u ttin g the change of term lengths on this year's ballot." he said, "maybe we won't want to have any other Items on Ihe ballot cither, so let's not make u decision until our next meeting. Duryea's suggestion was ac­ cepted. and both matters are now planned for the next com­ mission meeting, on June 16. IN TO ACTION A N D RECYCLE YOUR UNWANTED ITEMS O ur Classified Representatives W ill Help You Place Your Ad To Get The Results You Want Sanford Herald 322-2011 » C IT Y OF LONQW OOD N O TIC E OF CHANG E OF LAND USE PU B LIC HEARING - 7:00 PM J U N E 8 V 1994 m. sperm bank suld that Purn will wall a year or more In-lore- she trie s to have t h r In v itro fertilization process attempted. Manny was a budding writer und had written a book of poetry which the family hopes to have publisher! to carry on his memo­ ry. Ills mother said. T h e C ity o f L o n g w o o d p ro p o s e s lo c h a n g e th e u s e o f la n d w ith in th o a r e a in th e m a p In this a d v o rtis o m o n t. A P u b lic H o a rin g o n tho re q u e s te d c h a n a o s w ill b o h o ld o n J u n e 8 , 1 9 9 4 , a t 7 :0 0 P M , or a s s o o n th e re a fte r a s p o s s ib le , in th e L o n g w o o d C ity C o m m is s io n C h a m b e r s , 1 7 5 W . W a r r e n A v e n u e , L o n g w o o d , F lo rid a , by th e C ity of L o n g w o o d L a n d P la n n in g A g e n c y (L P A ) in o rd e r to h e a r c itiz e n v ie w s a n d c o m m e n ts a n d m a k e r e c o m m e n d a tio n s to th o L o n g w o o d C ity C o m m is s io n o n th e p ro p o s e d changes of Land U se. "He was a very, very special young man and we want some parts of him to live on to bring Joy to muny morq people." she said. Leslie said her son loved his wife and he loved children. "I think he Is with us 100 percent on this." she said. "I know this Is what he would have wanted. Thank God we were able to do this." No one would comment on the cost of harvesting the gland and the sperm, except to say (hut It would lie "expensive." Rybak said that the storage of the sperm costs about $125 per year. "B ut there arc muny other costs above und beyond that here," he said. B runochlcr and Rybak are pleased to be a part of whut could be fe rtiliza tion history. Pam Marcsca thanks God that they were there to help her In her lime of unique need. She and her mother-in-law ugrcc that Manny would have been pleased. "He was so positive and up­ beat." his mother said. "He would have loved this." A t this h e a rin g , a ll In te re s te d p a rtie s m a y a p p e a l to bo h e a rd w ith re s p e c t to th e p ro p o s e d c h a n g e s o f L a n d U s e . T h is h e a rin g m a y b e c o n tin u e d fro m tim e to tim e until a fin a l r e c o m m e n d a tio n is m a d e b y th e L a n d P la n n in g A g e n c y . SI 1 t 1 . J -.lt1: I t i l It 11 1 l i t Hit ( ■ FLEA WORLD HWY 17-97 • SANFOflO til S.il A Sun HAM SPM • J?1 I /'I? SUMMER RUN! V o lu n te e r F a m ilie s N e e d e d lo H o s t S tudents F ro m FRANCE A u g u s t 2 to 2 3 , 1994 Students are fu lly insured and have th e ir o w n spending m o n e y . A c tiv itie s ore o rg an ized ! It's F U N and E D U C A T I O N A L . . . 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Z A M B R I, C IT Y C L E R K �l gA - Sanford Herald, Snnlord, Florida - Friday, Juno 3, 1094 NATIONAL BRIEFS r-V / Clinton commemorates D-Day ■f t b m m c i hunt APWhllo House CorroBpondonl U.S. prepares economic sanctions WASHINGTON — The United States in (-(inferring with South K om i and Ja|ian to prepare U.N. economic sanction* against North Korea after Inspectors found the eounlrv erased vital evidence about tin nuclear weapons capability. We are focused on sanctions an the logical next step " Assistant Secretary of State Noirert L. Onllticcl said Thursday. 1 ,lrrr ,,rc fl <*• dlffeienl kinds of sauetlons that could stop a lot of activities." ' South Korea and Japan, as neighlxirs of communist North Korea, ate uneasy about cracking down on the Pyongyang government, which already has declared that sanctions would lx* considered an act of war. Scheme ripe for abuse? WASHINGTON — The federal government's latest high-tech chort to fight crime Is making some people wonder Just who the had guys are. The Clinton administration says it wants to make n caster for law enforcement officials to eavesdrop on all kinds of communications. Including faxr* and computer mall. Critics say such a scheme Is ripe for abuse. Under one pro|x>*al. manufacturers would lie urged to voluntarily Install a state ot the art computer chip that could scramble tclcphonr or computer communications The chip created by government engineers. Is called the clipper chip I he government would hold a set of electronic keys to unlock scrambled communications. The keys would lie made available to law enforcement officials o | m iu rrrrlv ln g court iiermlsslon to lap Into communications Failing grade reinstated STANFORD, Calif. — Stanford University is reinstating the tailing grade It eliminated In 1070 during the do-your-owu thing period on many American campuses The faculty didn't exactly bring bark the F. lull voted overwhelmingly Thursday to award an NP. or No l\is*. and pm the mark on students' records Kvrr since it dropped the F 24 years ago. Stanford has awarded an N (\ or No Credit, tor failure but did not record It on traiiserljilsseut loot her schools Professors also passed several other measures to tighten Stanford's grading and aeadrmlr deadline policies, which are among the most liberal in effect at the nation's most prestigious universities The vote on the package was 37.3. NETTUNO, Italy — President Clinton today honored the thousands of Americans killed In the nlllrd campaign In lllicrnlc Italy a half century ago. taking a solitary walk among bonc-whllr headstones. In Ih r first major eomnieinorallvr event of Ills European trip in mark D-Day. Clinton Hew by helicopter to the Slclly-Nome American Cemetery In Nettnno. a trip of about 40 miles. The cemetery Is the filial testing place for 7.H02 American* who dlrd In 1043 and 1044 during fierce fighting in the mud and mountains and Iree/lng weather of the Italian cniiqiulgn More than a thousand US veterans attended the ceremony, including four rnrmhcr* of Congress Sens Hob Dole. R-Kun.; Daniel Inouyc, D-llawall: Clallxirne Pell, D-R I.: and Ernest Holllngs. D-S.C. Hoth Dole and hionyr w rrr wounded In Italy. Dole's right shouldrr was shattered by German machine-gun flrr. and Inouyc lost Ids right arm to a grenade Clinton walked by h im v ll among the mws and rows of simple white misses and Stars of David. Al one cross, be reached down and righted a small Amerit an Hag that had toppled Stopping at Hie marker ol the grave of Ophelia Tlley, an American Nrd cross worker killed on March 25. 1044. Clinton was g rrrlrd by a 73-year old nurse who s e r v n i m World War II. June W indrv ol Portage, Mich She wus wearing the same brown uniform she wore n half century ago. Speaking with rr|xirtrrs. she brushed aside the controversy over Clinton's struggle to avoid the draft during the Vietnam War. "He's my presi­ dent and I respect th r office of the president." she said. "Each to Ills own. You have in look Into your own heart and see what you can forgive." John Header. 71. of Aberdeen. Md.. was wounded hy a mortar shell and sjient 2VY years In Ih r hospital. "It (withers me a little. Ills actions during the war. lie grew up. Maylw- he's changril. | hope so. anyway," he said. The American dead are from three allied landings la Italy: Sicily on July 10. 1043: Salerno on Sept. 0. 1043: and A iu io “ d|ui cut lo the cemetery — on January 22. 1044 The Italian ruuquilgn led to th r liberation of Rome 50 years ago on Sunduy — just two days before the allied Invasion of Normandy. France. "We must resolve never to forget such hallowed words as A nilo. Nettnno. Salerno. Normandy," the president told a crowd of ■ thousands In Rome on Thursday "These names speak of the sacrifices of our parents and the freedom of their children and grandchlldrrn." I hr roster for tixlay's solemn ceremony included retired Gen .John Vessry, former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Stull, who won a liu illrlletd commission at Arulo; Medal ol Honor winner John J Tomltwic; and Silver Star recipient John Shirley Clinton also was accompanied hy ttallun FREE JAZZ CONCERT F e a tu r in g A T Forty women of different party alflhultons and iMilltle.d viewpoints attended the Inaugural class Thursday. Most are *2 “ i « t llr s t e le c t io n O n e ts I n th e m lit s ,y t o"f 7 k L’ r - n"")'"'**" m p a lg n . H om r e rrun u n fo f f ic e u n it lo s t A lew 7,'T " er hHaire rnrr oMilter unit losl Andrews won the title by correctly spelling lor ancient). In the Ifith round. th e ja z z s o u n d s o f: A.K.A., Jacqueline Jones & Citiheat household b u d g et, not a s k in g people for F I . 0 0 0 ch ecks " DRUNK DRIVING DOESN'T JUST KILL DRUNK DRIVERS. WASHINGTON — Spell It p-r-r-s-l-s-t-e-n-c-e. It took Ned Andrews, a seventh grader from Tennessee, three years and ihrcc national sfxllm g bre* Hut mdav the youngster Is Arnrrlca s spelling champion Andrews. 13 who says his prowess for *|x-lllng gives him an cage w iih teachers Iwck home m Knoxville, captured the »7ih National S|»ellmg Hee on Thursday alter two days of gruchrig competition among 23H of the country's best young spellers T wice before be made It to the national competition and llnlshed no bettrr than 14lh. Hut tills time he went all the wav conquering such words as "dyskinesia." (characterized by (nymph)Ury ,no,,on* ,• "p ro b "**!*" (snout) and "n a ia d " Two days later, news of the Invasion of Normandy exploded around the world "Those SOIN — can't they even let us |,.,Vr the headlines for one day." Clark grumbled June 5, 1994 12-4 p.m. M.W HAVEN. Conn — Women have gathered at Yale University to learn what men lor generations have Imparted to one another on the golf course. In smoke filled rooms and over st.ak and m a rtin i lunches how in get elected Many of the women enrolled In the Women's Campaign School sold they want to learn how to level the fxillth al plavtng held between men and women. I do play gull hut nol lo the extent that m e n do." said Democrat l.mda Caluitflru. -12. u city councllwomnri troni I resno. Calif "Women rulsc m o n ey d iffe re n tly . We're not lied In to those k in d s ol business contacts. We re used lo re in in g In u Spelling champ persistent Nome wus the hrst Nazi-held capital to (all during the war. on June 4. 1044. After nlm months of fighting up the Indian peninsula Ll Gen Mark Clark, the Fifth Army ( nmrnuudcr. led his trixips Into Ih r city and to Curnpidogllo Square, ancient symbol of Nome's tmjK-rlul jxiw rr JA2200 Women learn how to get elected are already In otHfe nhd aiming Tor higher ofrice. President Oscar Luigi Sculfuro and Prime M in is te r S ilv io H erlusconl. S tanding alongside Clinton on Thursday. Berlusconi plrdgrd there would lx- no return lo "a period we consider to be completely burled lu the |>ast. and having been condemned by history." That was a veiled reference to the fact that two years alter Hie United Slates entered World War II. Italy was still allied with Na/l Germany. The visit provided no escape from foreign [xilley problems for Clinton. In Nome. h< received word that International InsjM-clnrs had concluded they no longer could certllv the status of North Korea's nuclear p r o gram The White House said the United Slates would ask the U.N Security Council lo Inqxisc sanctions on the communist North. Clinton said he knew his forrlgn policy leadership skills would lx- on thr llnr In dealing with North Korea. " I think thry'p on the line every day." he said, "and they're always under rhallcngr This Is a difficult lim e." F L O R ID A Z O O (407) 323-4460, ext. 149 3755 N H ighw ay 17-92 at 1-4 (exit 52), Sanford os Hohhmt / M . H a m m , A l. 1 fRICSDS DOS I U t fRIINOS DRIVE ORUNk C E N T R A L 1r*,ylh m ic 80Un(,s o fj« zz Central Florida Zoo presents J A Z Z O O , n F R E E concert. A.K.A., Jncquelino Jones and C itiheat vyill perform at tho Zoos county pnrk pavilion. B rin g yo u r blankets and chairs for lawn seating. Alonto /foiftr. killtil S/IWl at V « t ( him- y in r friend m tuts on , ilm ing drunk, do whatever it takes to «top him Ik-cauM* if he kills tnnorent feupie, how will you live with y u u rv lP T H E Th is F R E E c o n c ert is p resen ted by: O V TbouL’S O W 14U . s- , r ,cr H IM IIJllJfM . ■ antediluvian" NOW OPEN TO THE P U B L I C S " Warehouse Showroom SAVE Elvis’ death records under review PreOe^-s’m ' n ^ 'i" “ T,,IC ?,aU‘ ha* (,r<,rrr(l a review of Elvis a . 7, , ! ? rfc r,,r,l!‘ lhi" ‘ 0,11,1 estatrllsli whelher drugs placed a role In Ills death, ns some suspect Presley's death certificate lists the cause of death as heart iscaso. but there has long been speculation that abuse of ,r*rT r P**on drugs hastened his death ul age 42 i" " y .................... * d“ " Vasco Smith, a member of the Shelby County Commission said the primary purpose of the review Is to examine the If muin’r ' 'r ‘ !!y mcd,ea,lcxum,ncr. Jerry Francisco. H misinformation was knowingly Including on Preslcv* death certificate. other decisions by Francisco cmdd h2 reviewed. Smith said. 1 ' 01,1,1 ix Rodney King hopes ordeal is over SANTA ANA. Cullf. - Rodney King says he hopes his courtroom ordcula urc over and never wants to see the video of his beating again. "IfH a sick sight to look at." King said Thursday In u news conference outside his attorney's office. A day earlier, the federal Jury that previously ordered the cltv A,,,^frlc 8 .,0 Puy King ®3.H million In compensatory IpayV him hlmSmillions omh'8‘ ‘ more lu m,nkc NlX ° mccr“ Involved In Ids beating In punitive damages The Los Angeles Jury found that former Sgt. Stacey Koon and former Officer Laurence Powell acted with malice or disregard of Kings rights during the |»UI beating but sliouldn t have to pay damages. And the ju ry said the four other defendants didn 1 violate King's rights. King s lawyer. Milton Grimes, said he may uppcul on the basis of Juror misconduct. 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B EA U TIFU L D E C O RATO R S E C TIO N A L M O TIO N H A N D L E A C T IO N S E C T IO N A L Explosion demolishes Apartment house 1 — A|> explosion demolished n three-story building In the city s Tenderloin district, hurling glass, bricks leas H o u r Vrijfuj re d ' ° ° ^ ^ ° f “ b,OCk' ° " c p€r* on wus W H«J a n d ut The blast Thursday night may liavc been caused by u natural gus leak. Fire Chief Joe Medina said. A body was discovered under the rubble on the sidewalk In Iront of the building, whose owner said was empty at the time An elderly woman lived there; the commercial sjiacc on the ground door wus vacant. * Residents were evacuated from the entire block, and nine other buildings were damaged. Medina said. The explosion sent u huge fireball into the sky. The blaze wus brought under control within an hour. Only one wall was left standing. 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"It's unfortunate that due to Ills Injuries we were mil able lo rx|>erlenrc Ills full Inquirt on this team." said John Gabriel. Ihe team's vice president for tmskethall operations. I AROUND THE STATE | • ; j ; ! ; Dolphins sign Bowens DAVIE — The Miami Dolphins on Thursday signed their first-round draft pick Tim Bowens to a four-year contract reportedly worth more Ihan $3 million. Bowens. 21. a 6-4. 336-pound defensive tackle, overcame a poverty-ridden childhood and a bizarre accident lo reach ih r professional ranks. Prior lo his settlor prep season. Bowens lost three loes on Ills left foot as a result of a lawn mower accident. The Dolphins admittedly took u risk when they selected the Inexperienced Bowens (20th overall), none-year startrrnt Mississippi He was named in Hu- A ll S m iitir.is irrn Conference team after anchoring ihe nation's lop defense with 53 tackles, inrludlng 47 solo, six sacks, one loreeil fumble, one lumhle reeovery and one Intercept ton Heat stay with Loughery MIAMI — Miami Heal coach Kevin Loughery will keep Ills Job anil get a raise after weeks ol speculation Ihr team would dump him Lougt-.rry ugreed to a multi-year contract extension last Sunday, team management announced Thursday. "I think It's tiern a long process We had several meetings, several discussions |rom txnli sides.” Loughery said, adding he was often frustrated by the process ami had occasional doubts that he would lx* luck next season. Speculation Ihat the team would flrr him began after u disappointing loss to Atlanta In the flrsl round of the playoffs M a r lin s lose Hernand ez MIAMI — The Florida Marlins said Thursday they w ill place relief pitcher J rrrin y Hernandez on the tiO-dav emergency disabled list u(!rr discovering a herniated disc- In Ills neck He will undergo surgery Monday at Holy C ro s s Hospital In Fori Lauderdale and Is out lor the season. Hernandez. 27. who has tilled In (or injured closer Bryan Harvey, has nine saves this season. , t I OMAHA. NcIj, — Georgia Trcti catcher .Jason V n illrk was selected college player o( the year on Thursday by Baseball America. The <1 foot-2. 215-pnund senior switch-hitter hit .432 with HI Kills unit 15 home runs to help the Yellow Juckets qualify for their first Collette World Scries. The NCAA Division I national championship series begins Friday In Omuhu. He was one of three Georgia Tech pluyrrs picked for the first-leant All America by the magazine. " I t ’s a great honor lor me,” said Vurilck. a 1001 graduate of lathe llrantlcy High School. "It's hard for me to believe that I won when I look at my own team and see the seasons Notour Guriinparra and Joy Payton had.” Gnreiupurru and Payton also were llrst-iram All America picks. Gitrcluparru was selected as the shortstop with Ills -137 halting uveruge, while Payton, an outfielder, but ted 4-12 with IOO Kills. Vurltek also was the 14th pick overall Thursduy In the amateur drub. He said he was surprised that the Mariners chose him because no one from Seattle hud contacted him. "T heyTr u young club and I'll have lo work my way up to contribute.” said Varitek. who was drafted by the Minnesota Twins In the first round last yeur hut opted to return to Georgia Tech for ills settlor year. He suld he plunned to gel some rest and concentrate on the College World Series. Georgia Tccli plays Cal Slate Fullerton In the ii|>enlngganic. "I'm Just pretty relieved right now.” Varitek said. "The distractions can create their own problems for you If you lei them.” Rams reaping rewards Lake Mary has 15 sign athletic scholarships From tta ft Reports t.AKK MAKY — Outstanding ef­ forts against outstanding competi­ tion ran yield some outstanding |M-rsonul rew ards Chad and Todd Christopher. Jody de Hruln. Vllmar Silva, und Derek P o p e , a ll o f w h o m p ro v e d themselves lo lie among the stair's l»est In their respective s|>urt*. lead 13 Lake Mary High School seniors who have earned college schnlurshlps. The Christopher brothers are tioth headed lo I'rlneclon University on swimming scholarships Chad won the IOO Ittilti-rfly In the Class 5A state swim m rrl Iasi tall while Todd was second In both ilie* IOO b utler llvand IOO backstroke de llruln. who earned a position on i he United Stales Soccer Federa­ tion's Under 20 national Irani and led (he Kants to the ('lass 3A s e m ifin a ls, has co m m itte d to Clcmsoii University. Silva, who has signed with Old Dominion University, and Pope, who Is going t9( Indiana, each won their respective singles bracket championship and combined to w in the No. I doubles competition In the Class HA suite tennis tournament to help Lakr Mary lo a second-place finish behind Planlallon Four-sport athlete Diane Duller. Ihrec-sporl athlete Angle Snow, and two-sport nlhletr Jennifer Orelsslng will attend college on volleyball scholarships Duliet, who also played basket­ ball. soliliall, and tan track. Is headed lo Nova University In Fori Lauderdale. Snow, who also was a memlier of the soccer and soIi Im II Iranis, has signed with Kent |Oh | S tale G rrls s lu g . who played basketball as well, Is going lo Mercer University In Macon. (<u Also making the move lo Georgia Is Shavue Thomas, who has ac­ cepted a soccer scholarship Iroin Hrrry College in Rome Jlmmy Nrwherry. who led Semi­ nole Comity In Mining and was a third-tram selrcllon to I hr Florida S|>ort* Writers' AssocialIon s ( lass 3A All Slate basketball train, has been signed by S ou th ea stern luiulslanu University Three other mrmlM-rs of the lu ikr Mary (toys' soccer team have agreed lo scholarships lor nest year. Hrandon Mahatma has committed to SlriMiu. lirandou Woods has signed with ih r University ol Cen­ tral Florida, and .Jon Marlin Is going to Georgia Tech Two l.a kr Mary athletes w ill continue their cart ers on the pmlor college level n e x t year. D a w iia F e rg u s o n uccrpllng a h .is k e th a ll sc h o la rs h ip from llra d e n to n 's Manatee Community College while llrlau Manilla will ullcnd Orlando's Valencia Community College on a Isiseball scholarship Lake Mary's Jimmy Nowherry (No 34, led), a third team selection to Ihe Florida Sports Writers Association's Class 5A All State baskotball loam, has accoptod a scholarship from Soulhoaalorn Louisiana University Rallies mark shootouts at Pinehurst Marlins draft SS-QB Booty 1 . ; ! ' [ J FORT LAUDERDALE — T h e Marlins landed booly they sought w h e n Florida selected shortstop Josh Booty with I h r fifth pick of baseball's amuteur draft Thursduy. Booty, a slcllar-flclding shortstop cut In the mold of Cal Ripken, hit 12 home runs for 36 RBI and hud u .420 hutting average Ills settlor yeur. On Jun. 0. Booly committed to play baseball and football for Louisiana Stale University, hul hr said during a Thursduy conference rail that pro buscbull Is his first love. Booly. a 0-foot-3. 215-poundrr. was ulso un All American quartcrlNirk for Evangel High, where be set national records In touchdown passes 1128) and jtusslng yards ( 11.700 yards) as a four-year starter. Ih e AROUND THE REGION Nashville holds off O-Cubs NASHVILLE. Term. - Scott Ccpleky's RBI triple and Mitch Simons' two-run single keyed a six-run sixth Inning as Ihc Nashville Xprcss heal Ihc Orlundo Cubs 7-5 Thursduy In Ih r Southern League. Urunt Brown's solo home run In Ihe seventh und Drooks Klcschnlck's KHI single In Ihe ninth highlighted Orlando's offense. Suns shine despite rain GREENVILLE. S.C. - The Jacksonville Suns scored early und never looked back In a 3-0 win over (he Greenville Braves In Southern League uctlon on a soggy Thursduy nlghl. The Suns pul their flrsl run ueross In Ihc second Inning when Llpsu Nava doubled and then scored on u single by Fredl McNulr. A 42-mlnule ruin dcluy apparently doused uny (Ire In Greenville's buls us they were held scoreless. One bright spot for the Braves was Kevin O'Connor, who went 1-4 lo extend his h illing streak lo 11 games. BEST ON TV NBA PLAYOFFS □ 0 p.m. — WESH 2. Eastern Conference (Inula: New York Knlcka ut Indiana Pacers, |L) Complete Ratine* on »» Sovoral consocutivo days ol afternoon and evening thunderstorms led Ihe Lake Brantley High School baeoball hold unplayable well before Thursday ovoning’s scheduled game bolweon Lake Brantley s NABF summer league loam and Iho Amorlcan Loglon Sanford Post 53 squad. Jones’ triple caps Chase ‘fireworks’ From Staff Reports SANFOKD — Unbelievable. Thut'rt the only way to describe the offensive show that was pul In (be third game In Ihe Sanford Recreation Department Men's Thursday Night Spring Slowpltch Softball League at Chase Park. Brian Jones turned In euslly (he lop Individual offensive performance of the yeur as Touchdown Puli handed Kolnco/Floridu Sport Wcur ll.s first loss of ihe season. 23-21. In 12 Innings. Jones blasted a bascs-loadcd triple In Ih e lop of Ih e 12th liming to break a 10-10 tie and cap an effort where he went 7-for-8 with five runs scored und seven K ill. The iwo teams combined for 60 lilts (33 by Kolnco/Floridu Sport Wcur In u losing cause): 14 players had at least three hits each, seven wllh four or more: and Touchdown Pub had to score Iwo runs In the top of the seventh Inning lo tic Ihc score ut 10-16 after the regulation seven Innings. Hoth teams scored three runs III (lie 10th Inning to keep the game going. In Ihc other games. M.A. Erectors pulled Into a lie for DMk M j I# M.A. E rtd a rt S llllf y i Allortfabltt Ktn Ruminal Chavrslat Touchdown Pub Rolnco/FI Sport Waar 101 001-1 104 004 - 1 I I It 101 111 I - 11 If 010 010 0 - 0 II 110 411 100 104 - 11 111 111 111 000 101 — 11*11 third place wllh a 15-3 triumph over Desk-Male and Stllfey's Affordahles won Its first game of ihc season with a 13-H upset of Ken Rummel Chevrolet. Touchdown Pub Improved lo 4-2 with Ihe win and Is now Jusl a game hack of Rolnco/Florldn Sporl Wear |5 'U wllh four games left In Ihc regular season. Completing the slaudlugs are Ken Rummel Chevrolet and M.A. Erectors (both 3-3) and Desk-Male and StlffCy's Affordahles (hoth 1-4). Next week. Ken R um m el C hevrolet b u ttle s Touchdown Pub at 6:30 p.m.: Kolnco/Florldn Sporl Wcur faces M.A. Erectors al 7:30 p.m.: and Stlffey's Affordahles plays Desk-Mute al H:30 p.m. Also doing damage for Touchdown Pub were, Hill L See Chase, Page 2B FOR THE BEST CpVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ, THE From l l i f f Reports SANFOKD - Two things were evident as the Sanford Recreation Thursday Men’s Spring Slowpltch Softball League ul I’luehursl Park opened t lie second half of the season: It's a good lo I k- Ih r home leant and Ibcre's no such tiling as a sale lead. The night started harmlessly enough as l!ccr:30 took a 0 0 lead after two innings and was up HO afler lour innings. The co-league leaders could not pul tJrlar Corpora­ tion away, however, and had to settle lor the 8-0 whitewash. The relatively cold ofTcnsc of the n o rm a lly high-scoring l!ccr:3 0 squad was an omen of (he strange­ ness tlml lay ahead. In Ihc second game. Mobtlllc took a 3 0 lead Into the fourth liming only lo huve The Utter Guys plate lour runs In the I m H o iii of Ihc fourth. Mobllltc (led the game In Ihc flflli. lull The Utter Guys look the lead hack with a run In the sixth. Moblllle looked like It might pull olf the win when It came up with two runs In the top of the seventh Inning, blit Ihe Utter Guys rallied' again w itli two runs of their own lo! win 7-0. Then things really got odd. The Wayne Dcnsch Hodmen looked like they would hung on to a share of llte lead easily as they raced lo a 11-2 leud In Ihc top of the fifth Inning. Hul suddenly (he game turned Into a 80-mlnutc marathon as Kydcr-MLS started a comeback with a seven-run flftii Inning and capped the upset with two runs in the bottom of the seventh to win 14-13. See P inehurst, Page 2B Briar Corporation BaanJO 000 000 0 140 >00 a - • I Moblllta Tlw Ultar Ouyi 100 110 1 000 401 1 - 0 II 1 10 Wayno Otnich Budmon R y d tr-M ll Oil 411 0 — 11 I I 100 Oil 1 - 1 4 10 HERALD DAILY I lo �aB - Sanlo-d Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, June 3, 1994 al L-state b a s h All STA TS & STA N D IN G S DOQS Al Seminole Park Thursday night Flrsl rata — 7441. O: 74.41 4 RV Rachargatola 7 40 10 44 I N 4 Mol Snap 370 I X 4 CL s Roy Craiy 1X O (4 1) IJ 44 P t t 4 ) 47.44 T (4 4 41 74 10 Second race - - 14)4. M i 11.44 7 ItfAr Akltm 71 X 34 X 4 X iS vm m Raba 11 00 7 X 1 BoSsRaata 1X 0 (7 1) 711 40 P (7 All) I t 14 (All 1) 74.14 T (1 1 A II14II 7 4 0 0 (4 7) (1444 Third r«c« — 1474. O- 71.77 2 CHcsir Valley 7 40 ) H 4 40 1A ri l P rtp a n 2 10 A Renny ) 20 Q ti l) 14 74 P47 1) I1.71T <7 1 4) 147.74 Four Hi r a ta - - 14*0. C: 11.41 4 Alloono Milan <7 40 I K 4 i0 7 Nila s Jo* Kid • X * 40 7 Hof Foot Bing A 00 O 14 7) 1) 44 P (4 71 141.70 T (1 4 7) )4g r J741 44 F lllh ra c t —7044. Si J! 41 Jkatsu Juslin 10 40 4 X 5 X 4 Queen Ol Denial ■X 1X 1 F ond A T ango 3 40 Q (1 4) 14 44 P 47 41 11* 40 T () 4 11 74).44 tilth race — 1474. 0 : 31 11 1 Bob’s Raya ii x i n 3.X aMikeys Thinking 4X 4 X 7 Hydro Danny J *0 O (1 4 ) 77.14 P (1 «l 71 14 T (1 4 7 ) 111.44 (47 l ) ) 4 l ) p a i d 40.74 leventh race •- 1410, Bt 11.13 7 Dark Sweat Lady 5 X S X 7 10 7 40 J 10 1M ‘4 Tracyt Bruca 4 Jemtasllc 1X 0 (1 7) 74.14 P (7 11 74.70 T (7141 JJ4 40 1 (7 1 4 71 1744 44 Ito h lh ra c o --7444, Ci 74 *4 1 Bob iStalkin 7X 4 X 3X JSIarra B laitr 740 J to J Big Mag 4M Q 11-S) M.44 P 11 7) 4! 40 T (1 7 7 ) 744 74 Ninth roca — 1*74, A: 11,11 l katiu Takahanada 4 40 J X I X 4 Quarti Spaed 7 40 tx Tt 40 IW a y n a 'iP rlia Q (1-4) 41 44 P (1 4) 177 74 T (1 4 )1 444 TaOD (1 7 A 1A II) 14.X 11 1 A All 4) 747 70 14th raca — 1474. Cl >1.44 1 Tenn’i Toolne II X 7 X I X 1 Jen n a 'lM llltn i 4 X 1*0 4 Dory'i Whlta Sot 7 40 Q (t 7)47 40 P l l 7) 47 4 4 T U 14I1M .40 llth raca — 1474, 0:11.74 4 40 * X J X 4 Shelby Sue 7 Lorraine! Lana 740 7 X JM onlei NoKIddin 700 Q (1 4) 17 40 P (4 1) 11.40 T 14 I I I M f 40 Carryovtr 170.110.17 llt h r a c e - U IO .A i 10 04 1 T iih King Pin 4 40 2 40 2 00 5 Slick'* Prlc# 2 40 7 40 4 Judy's Johnny 7X Q (1*1 13.04 P t l SI 71 40 T I I -4-4) 141 44 t (1 14 J) 7411 M U thrac* — 1414. Bi 11.17 5 TB Pained Man 17 X 4 X J X 4 Task Wnhoo Won 13 X J X 1 Happy Eli<* IN O I I 4) 143.04 P 17 All) 17 10 IA II4 I 74.14 T (7 4 41 74*4 X K th rac t — 1444. C: J! *4 7 Md Abl Mgl 14 40 J X J X 1 Lulu Walls 10 X 14 X IM Ik a s Kink JX Q ( 1 1) 41.14 P (1 AH) 77.70 (All 4) 11.44 S I I I 1 I) 1171.40 A-»44r H - t M . l l l IINQS NATIONAL L E A O U I All Tliyiaa SOT E alt Civilian W L Pci. OB 440 -V, 11 Allanla 71 44f 2's Monlraal » 71 77 411 Philadelphia » 4f0 74 IJ Naw York 17 .411 • IJ Florida Central Division VY L Pel. OB SX — 7) 7* Cincinnati SX — 21 IJ Houston 2 SX 24 7* SI Louis 421 A‘ i 77 I t Chicago it 7 4X 21 Pittsburgh West Division • GB W L Pet S42 — 2* U Los Angeles 427 4 21 71 San Franclico 4 74 77 .421 Colorado 34 I X 10 If San Diago Thunday'i Gemi PhiladalphU 4. Chicago 1 Frlday’kGamat Mon iraa I (Faitoro 4 3) al Chicago (Foitar 00 ). J T0p m San Diago IWhllahurtl 4 1), a l Florida (R lp p l l).7 :l!p .m . New York ISabarnagan 17 ) al Cincinnati ISmllaya 4), I l i p m Lot A n g tltt (Astaclo 141 at Allanla IG lavinal II , 7 X p m P hiladelphia (W a tl I 4) al Houtlon (W llllam t 1 71.1 01pm . San Franclico (Portugal 4 41 at St. Loult (Walton 7 I I . I 15pm P ltltb u rg h (N aa g l* 1 S) al Colorado (Freem an4 0 ,4 01p m, Saturday'iOamat Monlraal al Chicago, 3 70 p m San Oiago at Florida. 7:41p.m. New Yor k al CInc Innall. 7 01pm Lot Angelet al Allanla. 7 10 p m Philadelphia4l Houtlon. I OJpm. San Franclico al SI Louil. 4 Olp m Pltltburgh a! Colorado. 4 OSp m Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN A N D FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. CASE NOi 44 7441 OR 47 P IN ME THE MARRIAGE OF Mildred D. Cook* Petllioner/WIte. and JohnE. Cookt. Sr ReipondenN Hutbend NOTICE OF ACTION TO JOHN E COOKS, Sr. Rttpondonl/Hutband YOU ARE N O TIFIED that an action lor Dlitolutlon ot Mar rlaga hat bean Iliad og*|r>tl you. You are required 1o terve a copy ol your written delantat. If any. to the action on Pefltloner't alto rn ay . whole name and addrett It Richard D Daviton 1401 Raa Avenue. Tallahattee, Florida 17X1, on or before June 74, 1444, and (lie the original with the Clark ol Ihlt Court, either before service on Pall lloner't attorney or Immediately thereafter,- otherwise a judg manl will be entered lor the rtlia l demanded In Ihe petition. WITNESS my hand and the seal Ol Ihlt Court on Ihlt 74lh day ol May, 1444 (SEAL) Maryanne Morte CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: Sharonda Lavatl Wynn Deputy Cltrk Publish: May 77 A June 1, 10, 1444 DER 771 AMERICAN LEAOUE All Timas EOT East Division w L Pet. OB Now York 47) — 22 14 t! Boston 21 4X 1'! Baltimore 21 77 SX 3<t Detroit 24 14 *40 4 '! 14 77 471 10 Toronto Central Division W L Pel. OB X Chicago tt 411 — 54) Cleveland 77 71 7'J Minnesota 4'S 74 Jl IX SX K aniaiC lty 1«1 71 I t Milwaukee 11 X 411 10 W all Division W L Pel, OB Trias 4X — 13 17 California 434 13 X 1'! Saallla 11 K 417 l b Oakland 14 J4 J04 1 Thur sday'» Gam* Baltimore • 1. Detroit 5 Friday's Games Tanas ID H unt O il At Bolton (Finnvold 0t> . 7 05pm KaniAi City IMIlacM 0 0 ) At N t * York (P a r*) 3 7), 7 Olp m M lnnyiotA lO ashalat 7 51 al O elroil (Gulllckson ) 4), 7 Otpm C h ic a g o (B o ro A t ) At H a lllm o r * IS FernamJaj J 7), 7 )3p m M ilw aukee (B o n ti 4 4) At CatllornlA ILAngiton7 )). 10 OJpm Cleveland ICIark J 11 Al Oakland I Will 4 1), 10 OJpm Toronto (Gutman t i l at Saallla (Salkeld 11). 10 41 p m Saturday's Oam tt T a ia t al Boston I 01 p m Minnesota at Dtlroll. I lip m K an iaiC Ity al Naw York. 1 U p m Cleveland al Oakland. 4 D lp m Chicago al Balllmoro, 7 01 p m M ilwaukee*! California. 10 Olp m Toronto al Saallla. 10 Olp m SOUTHERN LEAOUE F lrtl Hall E atltrn Division w L Carolina IP Irateil 22 20 22 2t Greenville (Brevet) 24 X Knoivllle ( Blue Jay!) Or l*ndo 1Cubs ) IS 22 Jacksonville (Mariners! >2 24 W tttom Division Memphis (Royals) 22 i t 22 71 Huntsville (A thllcil Nashville (Twin!) X 73 Birmingham IWSoi) 21 74 Chattanooga (Radii 22 71 Thunday'i O am tt Jackianvllta 1. Ortoiw ilia 0 Carolina 4. Birmingham I Chattanooga 0, Knoavtlla 1 Hath villa 7. Or'ando I Memphis*. Huntsville 4 Friday'! Gamas Jacksonville at Or*«nvlll« Carollnaal Birmingham Knoavlllt al Chattanooga Orlando a I Nashville Huntivillaat Memphis Saturday's Gamas Jacktonvllla at OrMnvdla Carolina at Birmingham KnoavllloalChatianoo^ Orlando al Nathrllla H untivillaat Mi J\i* FLORIDA IT AT I LEAGUE F (f it Halt Cailarn Civilian W L Pel OB Bravard (Marlins! 15 I* SI Lucia IM e tll 10 74 114 1 440 I t VaroBaachlDodgaril 71 74 Daytona (Cub!) TO 17 M l 14 Otcaola (Astros) II 11 111 Illy W P Beech IE ip o i) 14 14 104 14 Wat lam (Nvltlan Tampa lYankaai) 33 II A il Clear water (Phllllaal It 11 MJ 2 Feat M yart iTw lntl It 71 .M4 7 Lakeland f Tigers) 4Yl * * . » » ,!**• 74 74 MJ f St Ptte (Cardinal!) 7* 77 441 « Charlotte (Rangers) Dunedin IB IueJayll 14 14 M l 10 X 31 34J IJ 'f S araxla (RedSoal Thursday's Gamas Dwn#dm4, Br«v«rd I L4h»l4nd f. $4f4%0»* 2 Clearwater a. Tam p *7 , 1st gam* Tampa 4. Clearwater 7. Indgam * Was! Palm Beach 4, Otcaola 7 St Lucia*. Daytona J VtrroHvACh J ForlArtytri O C h trlo ltt 4. 51 Ptf««sburg 2. f »nnlng%. lit g#m« St P«ftnburg 7. Chjriott* 1, 2nd gam* Friday'! Garnet SI PeleriburgalCharlollo Lakeland al Cltarw altr UravardltDunadin Saratota al Tampa W att Palm B**cti 41 Otcaola Daytona al SI Lucia Fori M yart al Varo Beach Saturday't Garnet SI Pelertburgal Charlotte Lakeland al Claarwattr Brevard at Dunedin Saratota at Tampa Watt Palm Beach at Otcaola Daytonaal St. Lucia Fori M y e ria t Varo Beach BAftMALL DRAFT F ln t Round Salactlont NEW YORK — F lrtl round telecllont Thurtdey In baseballs 1444 amateur dralt titled by laam, name, potlhon. unlvortlly or high school; Legal Notice IN THE COUNTY COURT, IN A N O FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CASE NO. 41 7411 CC OAKLANDVILLAGE H O M E O W N E R S ASSOCIA TION. INC . Plaintiff, v> W ILLIA M S. DAVIDSON, al al.. Da landanl It). NOTICE OF SALE Notice It hereby given lhal pursuant lo the Final Summary Judgment ol Foreclosure and tala entered In the cause pend mg in Ihe COUNTY Courl In and lor SEMINOLE County. Florida, being Civil Number 41 34JJ CC, the undersigned Clark will tall the properly situated In SEMI NOLE Counly. Florida, da scribed at Lot 774. O A K L A N D V IL LAGE. Section Four, Phase III, According to the Plat thereof recorded In Plal (took M. Page 40. ol the Public* Records ot Seminole Counly. Florida, al public tala, to the highest bidder for cash at 11:00 a m. on the 71rd day of Juna, 1444, al Ihe W ail Front door ol the SEMI NOLE Counly Courthouse, San lord, Florida DATED Ihlt 7Sth day ol May. 1444 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol the Circuit Court BY: Jana E. Jatewlc Deputy Clark Publish: May 77 A Juna], 1444 OER 771 Need Help With Consumer Problems? 1 Naw York Mall. Paul Wilson, *, flo rid * Slalt 7 Oakland Sen Grieve, ol. Marlin MS. Arlington. Total I San Dlago. Duitin Harmamon. p, Kant 4 Milwaukee. Antone Williamson ml. Arltona Stata I . Florida. Jaih Booty, In i, Evangal Chrlitlan HS. Shravapart. La. 4 Calllornla. McKay Chrltlantan ol Clovis W aitHS. Fratno. Calll 7. Colorado Doug Million, p, Saratata HS 4 Mlnnatola, Todd Walkar. Ini. LSU a Cincinnati, C 1 NHkovrtki.p St John t 10 Clavatand. laral WHghl. p Katalla HS Anahalm. Calll. I I Pltllburgh. Mark F arrll. ol, Angtaton ( Taint I HS 17 B allon, Nom.tr G arclaparra Ini. Georgia Toth 11 Lot Angola!, Paul Konerko, c. Chapar ral HS. Scotttdala. Aril 14 Saallla. JAian Varltak. c. Gaergla Tach 11 Chicago Cubs. Jayson Paterson p E ail HS. Danvar 14 Kansas City. Mall Smith, Ini, Granli P a n (Ora ) HS 17 Houkton, Ramon Catlro. c. Rivera MS Vaga Da |a Puerto H‘to I I Datrolt. Cada Gaipar, p Pappardina I t SI Louti, Drat Wagner, p Wake Forreil TO Nat* York M elt (trom Balllmoro tor Sid Fernandei), Tarrarxa Long. Ini, Slanhopa ElmoraHS. Mllbrook. Ala 71 Montreal. Hiram Bocachica. Inf, H n villa HS, Bayamon Puerto Rico 77 San Francisco (from T a ia t lor Will Clark). Danla Powell, of. Cal lle ie F ul tar ton 71 Philadelphia. Carlton Loewer. p Mlillkklppl Slate 74 Now York Yankeei. Brian Buchanan inf, Virginia 71 Moulton (Irom San Francisco for Mark Portugal), Scott E U rK>n p Lamar (Colo I HS 74 Chicago While Soi. Mark Johnton. c Warner Robbint (Ga I HS 77 Atlanta, Jacob Shumate, p H arltrilla IS C I MS 74 Toronto Kevin Witt, l i . Buhoa Kanny H I. Jacitanvilla No I SaUcttoni No I telethons In lha bat*ball amataur Iraa agent drett llnct II began in toe! with year. name, position and club Ita i — Rick Monday ol K antaiC lIy A t Itk4 — Sieve Chilton C. New Yo'k M alt it*7 — Ron Blombetg lb ,N Y Yankees t t t l - Tim Foil. It. New York Malt latt - latt Burrought ol, Waihmgton It70 — Mika Ivie. c. San Otago 1471— Denny Goodnln. e. Chi White Soi It77 Dave Robert!. Jb San Dtago 1*71 — David Clyde p ta ia t 1474 — Bill Almert. tt. San D>*go 1471 - Danny Goodwin, c. California 1474 — Floyd Bannister, p. Houtlon 1477 ■Horold Bainai ot, Chi While Soi 1471 Bob Horner lb Allanla 1474 - Al Chombert. ol Saallla 1410 — Darryl Strawberry ol. N V Matt 1441 - Mike Moore p Saaine 1447 — Sharvon Duntlon. i t Chicago Cubt 1401 — Tim Batcher, p Mmneiote 1444 — Shawn Abner, ol New York M alt 1*41 — B J Surhofl. c. Mtlwaukae 1*44 -1 *1 1 King lb Pitttburgh IW7 — Kan Gnttay Jr ot. Seam* 1444 — Andy Banes p. San Oiago 1444 - Ban McDonald, p Uaillmor* 1*40— Chipper Janet i t Allanla 1441 - Brian Taylor, p. Now York Yankeet 1447 PhllNavIn lb Howtton 1441 — Alai Rodnguai. t t Saallla 14*4 - Paul Wilton, p New York M elt C O L L IQ I NCAA CilltgaW arM Sertet All Timas EDT Al Ratanblalt Stadwm Omaha. Nab. 1Double elimination 1 Friday. June) Game S -r. Georgia Tech 147 141 v t Cal Stale Fullerton ( a* 141,7 Jap m OAm# 7 - LSU I X I I I vt Florid* t i l l * <S1 t W f 34p m Saturday, June 4 Gam* 2 Miami <4« IJ) vi ArlforM SU** (42 )4). 1 X p m G«m* 4 — Oklahoma I X 171 vs Auburn |44 If). 2 34 p m Sunday. Juna J Gam* J — Gama 1 winner v! Gama 3 mtnntr, 1 14 p m Gam* 4 Gumt • <(n«f vs G«m# 7 lottr 2X pm Monday. Junta Gama 7 — Gama J Knar v t Gama 4 loser. 1 Mp m Gama 4 — Gama ) winner v t Gama 4 winner. 7 14 p m Tuesday. June 7 Gama 4 — Gama 1 tala' vt Gama 4 winner, J la p m Gama 10 — Gama I IOtar vt Game 7 winner. 7:M p m Wednetdey, June I Game I I — Game i winner v t Gama 4 winner. 7 lap m Thurtdey. June 4 ■ Gama 17 — Gama I winner vt Gama 10 winner. 7 M or 7 lap m Friday. June 14 Gama 11 — Gama II teemi or Gama 17 learnt. I U p m „ If necessary Gama 14 — Gama 17 taamt. 7 M p m . it necattary Saturday, June I) Champtonthip Bracket wlnnen. I Oapm • 7 M pm garnet It Stanley Cup endt In lour Legal Notice Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IIT H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT I N AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 47-111C A 14 B C ENTR U ST MORTGAGE CORPORATION, Plalnlilf. vt. W ILL IA M S FOXWORTH. ■tal.. Defendant! t) NOTICE OF SALK 1777)4 NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to an Order Scheduling Foreclosure Sale entered in (hit .case now pending In said Court, lha style ol which It Indicated above I will tall lo lha highest and betl bidder lor cash In lha SEMINOLE Counly Courthouse, X I North Park Avenue. San lord. Florida, between ll no A M and 7 00 P.M., on lha I4lh day ol July. 1444. lha following described property as sal lorth In said Order or Final Judg manl, lo-wlt: LOT 4. BLOCK O, CAME LOT UNIT 3. ACCORDING TO THE P L A T T H E R E O F , AS RE COHOED IN PLAT BOOK JO PAGES U AND 44. PUBLIC R E C O R D S O F S E M IN O L E COUNTY FLORIOA. O R D E R E D a t S e m in o le County, Florida, this 74th day ol May, 1444. MARYANNE MORSE As Clark, Clrcull Courl Seminole Counly, Florida By: Jana E. Jatewlc A t Deputy Clark Publish: May 77 A Juna 7,1444 DEH-11J IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 141M JUDICIAL C IR C U IT,IN A N O F O R SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. C A S IN O 41 1744-CA-14L THE FIRST SAVINGS BANK. FSB. formerly known at F lrtl Federal Savings and Loan A lto clalfon ol South Carolina, n /k/a Southern National Bank ol South Caroline, Plaintiff vt O A LE E FO W LER .atal.. Defendants AM END EO N O TIC EO F FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment ol Foreclosure deled November II. 1443, and Order dated May 74. 1444. and entered In Cate No 41174VCA 14 L ol the Clrcull Courl ol lha IIT H Judicial Circuit In and lor SEM IN O L E C o u n ty , F l o r id a , wherein THE FIRST SAVINGS BANK. FSB, formerly known at F lrtl Federal Savings and Loan Association of South Carolina, n /k/a Southern National Bank ol South Carolina. Plalnllll, and DALE E FOWLER, at a t , are defendant!. I will tall to the highest bidder lor cash at lha W ail Front Door ol lha Seminole Counly Courthouse, Sanlord, Florida, at the hour of 11:00 a m,, on Juna 71, 1444. lha following described property at tat lorlh-ln laid Summary Final Judgment, lowll: Lol 74. EAST CAMDEN, a subdivision according to lha plal Ihereol a t recorded In Plal Book X . Paget 47. 41. and 44, Public Records ol Seminole Counly, Florida DATEO this JSIhdey ol May. 1444. Maryanne Morte Clark Circuit Courl By: Jane E Jatewlc Deputy Clark Publish: May 77 A June], 1444 DER 774 K iU ii AasoolatBd P ra ia All Timet COT CONFERENCE FINALS (B attel 71 EASTERN CONFERENCE Indlanaleadt serial I 7 Friday, June! Naw York al Indiana. 4p m Sunday, Jana I Indiana al Naw York.^p m . II necattary SARASOTA - Tho 1994 Florida Sports Wrltors AsBOClallon’i Clan 3A all-slato baseball toams, with name, school and grado: FIRST TEAM Pltchera — Larry Bnrnca. Jack»onvlllr En«lrwood. senior: Eric; DouTKliolUcr. JacksonvlUc Englcwood. senior: Brian Kamadru{ Palmetto, senior. Catcher - Chad Barnhardl. Lake Walra. senior. ! Infleldera — Clcatus Davidson. Uike Wales, senior; Chri< Howard, Live Oak Suwannee, senior: Darren Mills. Key We«L senior,; Kevin W ill. Jacksonville-Bishop Kenny, senior. Outfielders — Derrk Torres. Melbourne Florlda Air Academy, senior: Murk Moyano, Port Uuderdide-Cardlnnl Olbhon#. senior: Brian Bodlno. Clearwater Central Catholic, senior. Utility — Johnathan Rockness. Lake Wales, senior. Designated hitter — Tonv Boyette. Aluclma-Santa Fe, senior. WESTERN CONFERENCE Houston wins te n e t« I NBA FINALS Wednesday. Juna I Indian* or Naw York al Houtlon. 4 p m Friday, Juna 14 Indiana or Naw York al Houston, 4 p m Sunday. June 17 Houston at Indiana or Naw York. 7p m Wednesday. June I I Howtton al Indiana or New York. * p m Friday. Juna 17 Houtlon al Indiana or Naw York, I p m , it necattary Sunday. June 14 Indiana or Naw York *• Houston 7 p m ll necattary Wadnatday. June 77 Ind.ana or Naw York at Houtlon. t p m . ll neeattary SECOND TEAM Pitchers — Phil Dlllmore. Key Wrsl. senior; Bonnie Dunlcls, Lake Wales, junior: Bandy Hansen. Fort Lauderdale-Cardinal Gibbon*; senior. , Catcher — Byun Freel. JacksonvlUc Englcwood, senior. InflelderB — Alext Oril*. Melbournr-Florlda Air Academy, senlorj Chuck Klee. Fori Laudrrdale-Cardlnal Glblxuis. Junior. Tonj Mlllrdgc, Palmetto, senior: Sieve Locked, Tavares, senior. Outfielders — Josh Aderb. Juekaonvlllc-Dollea, senior MucArthur Johnson. JucksonvIlle Blbault. senior: Damon Irvi* Lake Wales, senior. U tility — Travis Howard. Live Oak-Suwannee. senior. Designated hitter — Tim Parker. Key Wesl. senior. NNL PLAYOFFS THIRD TEAM A H Tim tt EOT STANLEY CUP FINALS (B *» t*l n Pitchers — Trad Soblk. Clrarwaler Central Calhollc, senior Jason Krlley, Live Oak Suwunnee. senior: Jason Townsdl Marianna, junior T u t w jjr M i r II Vancouver ). N V tt*r\g*rt2 OT T M t d i r . Jvni I N V 2. Vft*KOvv»r I. %#f »*%)*d I I Catcher —JIiiiImi Bawls. Palmeito. Junior Infleldere — Eric Holler. Clearwater Central Calhollc, senloi l i l u r d i r . Jv«* 4 NY HA*g+f« i f Tyler Crow. Eustis. senior: Robert Tyson. Jncksonvllle-Bollr* senior; Jason Mosey, Oulncy-Shonks. senior. Outfielders — Brandon Fernald, Live Oak Suwannee, senior David Monroe, Key West, senior; Scott Campbell. DeFunlal Sprlngs-Wallon. senior. U tility —Jam ieCope. Nnples-Lely, senior. Designated hitter — Ken llnddlx. Fort lAiudrrdalr-Cardlnii tilhlxins. sophomore. . I Ot p m I v t t d i r , A fft* 2 N Y . t Olp m fto ru fiy . JvA« t Vancouver if N V N«r*g»f t • 01 p m S if v r t f if , Jwn* f t N Y H*rtg*n i f Vam owar. I Ot p m f lH t t t if y Tw «i4«r J v w 14 V*r><our«r i f N v Mang*f% • 0 t p m If ft Chase ThurwJiy * «<m « At Nvw Y « tl It A NOE PS 1 CANUCKS I V«AC4vv«r I • N Y, R in t f f i I * Continued from IB Marino (four h iiu j U s . live runs, i hi re B ill i Manny Silvia Idouble two single*, four runs, two BBI). Duane Towery (three singles, run. live Bill). Bill Doyle (three singles, three B llll Kevin Julian (three singles, two runs). Slu Seloek (double, single, live runs), Tom S/ahn ((wo singles. BBI) and Dan Daugherty (run. BBll C o n t r i b u t i n g for Bolnro/Florlila Sport Wear were Brantley Brumlev (double, threr singles, three runs, six BBI). Steve WoiKlIev (double, three singles, three runs, two BBll Bandv Yates (tour singles, two runs, two BBI). Jeremy Brussells dour singles, three runs) and Steve Donovan (tour singles, two runs). Also runtiihuilng were Mitch Burke (double, two singles, run. • —t • -* I Ftflt Pvffod — t Ni* York. Ittft'tr t. A 22 J Vincpuwtf Momatwj I jB&fWirtg H f d x in i u 04 P*n*if»«t — 0 **9* V*" (tripping), 1 0) LHftftr. NY |tn»*rf*r#*t*l 2 44 Munttr V in (roughing) 10 ?1 Mynffr Van miKondurt (I 3* AmNrwm NY (In ** it S#««mf PtfitoNi — I N»nr York. And*rion 1 {A A tti^ ri, II 4? (id ) PN»«iitffr*i — ftrcw»n Van (hockiing» i V ^N<|f*«iu NY(*w fc!ng( * 1} G r i v H , NY (tripping \ 10 IS, Antftkt Y#n (rough.ng) l j Si Tikk*n#n NY (goAlrt ,nt,H *rprf«| 17 01 Third Ptnod — 4 H** York.. ( .« ( ( « I I t 14 vif»t F t A i l f i t t - LU dlttr, NY (Ih fff f* f anct i IJ 41, O*doc i V «n (high t i l l I mg), 4 12 M o v iliv NY (high ^ticking) * J1 tlro nn, V#n (rpughing), IS Jf OHMH, NY (roughing), I I 24 Shoft on goal — Virxouv+f 10 A 11 2t N«n York U t ) 1 1 -4 0 N * t r p lir O tfF tu iu itti - Vin<ouy»r Oof A, Hw*t York Oof 4 O M lirt — V«ocOv%*r, M cLiAn D A (|A khoft 17 M v « ll HtA York RleW ff, l i t ( I f Tt) A — tt 200 t « h r M — HiM MBCr«<Hy Lm tifk iil — K » ¥mCoHinv. 0 4 'A*(K7ivHi>Bf T V / R A D IO MAJOR LEAOUE BASEBALL 7 X p m — SUN San Oiago Madras at Florida Marllnt. |L) 7X pm WON, Chicago Whila Sue al Uaillmor* Orloiat, <L) 7 X pm WCJR Naw York M alt al Cincinnati Radi. IL I 7 11 p m — TBS. Lot Angelas Dodgers al Allanla Braves. IL I COLLEOE BASEBALL 7 X p m — ESPN, world Sects. Louisiana Slate vt FlorldaStafe, I I I NBA PLAYOFFS 4 pm WESH 7. Naw York al Indiana. IL I CVCLINO 1 K a m - E S P N Lillie MO Bike Race 10FTBALL J a m — SUN, Collage. NCAA Tournament, atto a is X a m SWIMMINO It p m — SUN. PrimOlymp.c Showcase Saturday AUTORACINO I p m — TNN. NASCAR Goudwranch TOO I I pm - SUN. AC/Dtlco Challenge Series, a ls o a lla m la m SUN. NHRASoulharn Nalionals MAJOR LEAOUE BASEBALL 7pm WGN. Montreal al Chicago, IL I 7 p m — SUN. SanOiagoal Florida. IL I 7p m — WGN. Chicagoal Baltimore. IL ) 7 01 p m — TBS. Los Angelas al Allanla. (L) COLLEOE BASEBALL I pm ESPN, Wtorld Serial, Miami vt Arltona. IL I 1 p m - SUN. NCAA Division II Charnpl onthipGame, (L ) M id n ig h t E S P N , W o rld S e r ia l. Oklahoma vt Auburn BOXINO 4p m — SC, Pro Boeing Tour OOLF 7p m -■ ESPN, LPGA Oldtmoblle Clastic. IL) 4pm WCPX 4. Kemper Open. IL ) 4 X p m - ESPN. NCAA Men t Charnpl onthlpt HOCKEY I p m. - ESPN Stanley Cup Final. Gama J.N Y Rangarial Vancouver, IL) SWIMMINO 1 p m - SUN, YMCA National Champion chips TENNIS Noon —W ES H 7. FrenchOpen. IL I MISCELLANEOUS 4 X p m — W FTV4, Wide World ol Sports Radio BASEBALL 7 p m — W GTOAM (1401, San Oiago Padres al Florida Marllnt 7 pm - WWNJ AM (14401. Lot Angelas Dodgers al Atlanta Braves I 70 pm . - W TLN A M II1 X ). Southern Ltagua. Orlando Cubt al Nashville Xprau BASKETBALL 4 p m - WOBO AM 11401. NBA pleyolft. Naw York Knlckt At Indiana Pacart FOOTBALL 7 X pm . WWNZ AM 1/40), Arana League. Let Vagat Sling al Orlando Pra da tort MISCELLANEOUS 1 p m - W GTOAM 11X1. Pal Williams Show 7 p m — WWNZ AM (740/1440), The Sports Nul 10 p m WWNZ AM (7X1. Florida Sporls Exchange 10 p m - WGTO AM IS X ). Sporls Bylina US 10 p m - WWNZ AM (14X1, Sports Fan Tonlghl Saturday BASEBALL l i M p m - WWNZ AM II4 X ), Lot Angelas Dodgers al Atlanta Oravts I p m - W GTOAM (1X1, San Dlago Padres a I Florida Marllnt, joined in progress 4 33 p in . - W IL N A M 4)170). Southern League, Orlando Cubt al Nashville Xprats 10 p m. - WOTO AM ( IX ) , San Francisco Olanlt al SI Loult Cardinals. |olned In progress I t,w<J B U I) . B lL-k Y u le s llh r e e singles, two runs, two BBI). Gordon Clark (threr singles, three riinsl. Stesr James (Irljile. double, run. two BBll ami Dave Noble (double, single, run. BBI). Lilting M A Erectors to victory were Paul Bodrupie/ (triple, three singles two runs, BllliOeiavto Torres (three singles, two runs, two BBll. David Eaton (three singles, run, BBI). David Cories (double, single, two runs, two BBll and Tom Wilks Idouble, single, three Bill) Also h ittin g were. Lonnie Tucker llwo singles, two runs. Ih rrr BBI). John llogun (tw : singles, two runs. BBll. Glen i Stewart (two singles, two runs Darryl Williams (single, BBI Geordle Davison dun. RBI) anti Chris Bullock Irunl Getting the hits (or Desk-Mad were Ttm Davis Idouble. single two BUI), Scott Baker |lwt> singles). Dave Sowers (irlplt) run). Steve Dykes (single, runj Wayne Kelly (single) and Mark Morgan trim. BBll Powering Stlrtey's Affordable*, were Bandy Smut her* Idoubh two singlrs. two runs, two BBI Wayne Fakess (double, tw > singles, two runs. Bill). Gar r Muse (double, single, three run' BBI). Larry lltrt (double, s ln g li. two runs, two RBI) and Sonn / Eubanks (double, single, r u t , BBI). A lso . D enny M ille r | l w j singles, nui. Bllll. Tom f (iw o sin gle*, rutsl., D a rre ll Mud I (triple, run. two BBll and Chi > Crider anil Bobby K rlrnbrln ( lone single each). Doing Ihe h itting for Ke i Hummel Chevrolet were Chrl w Wargo Idouble. three single! 2 two runs, BBll. David Goldslli K| (two doubles, single, run). Cur^| Keeler Itrljilc. single, two runs,■ BBI). Jim Davis (double, singly, BBll. Brian Curtis Itwu single*, run). Chris Nlckle and Scott Murphy (one single, one run aiuj o u r BBI each), J e ff F u trrjl (single, two BBll and Jaim;^ Thompson (single. Kill) Pinehurst Continued from IB Beer:JO Is liurk on top of Ihe league standings with a 51 record, while Ihe Budmcn fell to •1-2. Trailing the leaders are Briar Corporullon (3-3). The Id ­ ler Guys |2-31. Bydcr-MLS (2-1) and MobHltc(M). Next week. The tille r Guys challenge Wayne Denseh at 6:30 p in : Byder-MLS tackles l)ecr:30 al 7:30 p in.: and Mnblllte lukes on Briar Corporation at H:JO p in . Leading Beer:30 were Todd Page! (double, two singles, two runs, two BBll, Mike Miller and Bed Garner llwo singles, one run and one BBI each). Boh Garner llw o singles). J e rry Camus (home run. run. (wo BBI). Tim A llis o n (double, ru n . BBI). Spencer Baggctl (single, BBI). Jim Be Id (single, mnl. Chuck Cornel in (dingle) and Dave Bennetl (run). Hitting for Briar Corporation were Berl Burgess (two singles) ami Don Baldwin, Grover Marks and Buhen Garcia (one single each I. Pacing The Ullcr Guys were Rich Hi-mlugcr (Iwn doubles, iwo runs), Frank Van Pell (dou­ ble. single, two BBI), Todd Morgan (two singles, run. two BBI), Donnie McCoy (double, run). Tom Gllluit (single, run. BBll. Frank Turner (single, BBI). Mike Noilo Islnglc). Murk Boilon (two runs) and Bon Cordell (BUI). Mnblllte was led by Angel Figueroa Idouble. two single*, run. Bill), Durrd Lowery (humd run. double, run. two BBI), Juitdc Herring (triple, single), Keswick Lushlry (double, single, two runs). Bob Mnrkoa (two singles. BBI). Todd 0 ‘Qulnn (two singles, run). John Curatolo (two singles). Sean Sumter and Chris Brooks (one single and one run each). Jim llrdow (single) and Tim Martin (run). Powering Bydcr-MLS were Mike Spahr llwo doubles, three singles, three runs, three RBI). Bill Osbourn Sr. (Iwo doubles, two singles, run, three RBI), Bill Osbourn J r. (double, three singles, two runs). Quinn Barrows (three singles, three runs, two BBI) and Mike Angllm (three singles). Also contributing were Don Me Loud (two singles, three runs. BBI). Mario Beauchamp (two s in g le s , ru n , B BI). Robert McUraycr (two singles, three BBI). Bill Worrell (two singles). Bob Osier (double, RBI), Tony Bellislno [single, run) and Mike Luster (single). Delivering for Wayne Dcnscli were Gury Cline (triple, double, single, three runs, two BBI). Terry Hurt (double, two singles, run. three BUI), Josh Seward (three singles, run. three RBI). Doug Drier (double, single, two runs. RBI). Garden Spencer (double, single, run. RBI) and Brlnn Parent (two singles, run. RBI). HAH FUN M M H O M f DOC GREYHOUND PARK NC Matinees Mon., Wed., & Sat. 1pm Nightly al 7:30 pm - Closed Sundays Seniors Free nl flUMatinees 2000 Seminola Blvd.. Casselberry IN AIIOIIUN III u t/l UMi IIAtJNC Wt (II MH NACI MINI. VIA SA U K III l|N JACK SONVll ( I A IAMPA.SI P t lf UUr. MACING PUIS MIAMI I h iiiih UIII.HHMI 115 ) M M fljB R M j �■ fr T - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, June 3, 1094 • 3B Ipeople Plan in advance for elder care IN BRIEF Musical drama presented The Rescue Church of Cod Youth Deportment, Sunford, presents lie first mualcal dramu "Sinner I’lense Don't Lei This Harvest Pass" this evening at the Lake Mary High School auditorium ut 7 p.m. The program will also feature I lie Fellowship. Prnlse und Worship Chlor. Admission to the program Is free, Boys and Girls Club pageant set "Eleganza" In conjunction with the lloyn and Clrls Club of West Sanford and the Westslde Community Association will lie hosting the first annual Jr. Mr. ami Ms Boys and Clrls Club Jeanl on July 2. 7 p.m. at the Hoys und Clrls Club he purpose of the pageant Is to help b uild the self-confidence of children 10 lo 13 years old through participation In compctlton und children 0 to 13 years old through active participation (dance segment). A panel of Judges will select a male and female winner, nnd first and second runner up baaed on the following criteria: granduer, question and response, general upperunre ami talent, A "Most Dedicated" participant w ill also be chosen along with "Congeniality." To help better prepare for the upcoming pageant, Eleganza wilt be holding formality training seminars on June 4. I I . 18 and 25, from 9 to 11 a m. Students w ill learn how to observe and evaluate their own behavior us It relates to others, help them to clarify social expectations, and expose them lo guldlclnes which can enable them to meet with valid social expectations. Il is stressed that all partlcpants sign up for these seminars. Applications can be picked up at the Hoys and Girls Club All participants must be a member. For mure Information, contact Joyce Higgins at 3 2 1*4379 or Cheryl Knight at 328-8370. The pageant Is sponsored by the Sunford Housing Authority. Make best use o f resources available, know rules (hit- of the (lltfktilt litsks of caregiving is planning for the future, II Is u difficult subject to talk alxun mid one Ihul wc pul off until number lime. All too often the day arrives when musing borne care Is neces­ sary and If the pro|>rr financial and legal plans have not hern made, n family's resources can drastically In- depleted. The rosl of medical treatm ent and nursing home care can be devastating lo a family wbrn long-term Illness or disability strikes. I t/protect nnd mukc the lrest use of available resources II Is necessary lo start planning well In udvunce. Each situation Is dlirerent anti may rerpitre the help of a professional, whether It lx- a banker, lawyer, or flnunrtul planner, but there arc some gcnrrul things to consider. • Be sure you are receiving the full Income you ate cutlllcd In from pensions, social security, or other sources. • On the other hand, lx- sure you are not paying unnecessary expenses • Check your Insurance portfolio for duplication, especially In health Insurance (Millt les Many older (tropic fall Into the trap of bring "Insurance poor" only to find that Medicare anti a Medicare supplement IMrdlgapI Is often adequate for medical expenses. Additional policies may pay very little inward these expenses. • Check life Insurance policies to see If CONSUMER FOCUS BARBARA HUGHES/ GREGG they waive premium payments In the case of total disability. • Review assets and sources of income. Can you rely on them over the long-term? Be wary of any scheme for using your assets to make quick Income. • If long-term care becomes necessary, private resources are often depleted. • Long-term care Insurance can be a way to privately Insure against some of the cost of this care. Be cautious Incomparlng benefits and cotta. Aak the following questions. • Does It cover core in any licensed facility? • Does It cover some aspects of long-term care at home? Which aspects? • What are the time and dollar limits? Does it provide inflation protection? • Does It exclude coverage for "pre­ existing conditions"? • What is the coverage for Alzheimer's disease or olher "psychlutrlc conditions"? • Is the policy renewable? • How docs the cost compare with other similar |>ollclcs? Medicaid Is oflcn the answer when funds run low. Check with Soclul Services so you know Ihe rules before you have s|H*nt down farther than necessary. • Be uwarc thnl an assessment of assets Is made us of the first of the month the person enters a nursing home. If the person Is married, assets of both spouses urc considered. The home ulong with adjoining land and car arc exempt. • If there Is a spouse living outside the nursing home, they nre entitled lo m ini­ mum ussets of S20.000 or a total of one hair of the assets up to $68,700 In 1992. • When the nursing home resident's resources arc down lo $2,000 they arc eligible for Mrdlcald. An Irrevocable burial trust can be purchased as part of the spend down. • In order to protect assets, they must he transferred to the beneficiaries more than 30 months prior to nursing home entry. This emphasizes the need far tong range planning. • Financial plunnlng for long-term care can be a frustrating task, but one well worth the effort for surviving family members. $$$ for charities Substance abuse discussed SAFE, Substance Abuse Family Education. Is conducting a "Families In Crisis" outreach program hurrestrd organiza­ tions wanting to contact the Life Savers Club of SAFE may call Libby Kuharske at 2 9 1-4357. Art association meets Saturday Sanford-Scmlnole Art Association meets on the fourth Saturday of each month, at I pm ,, at Shoney's in Sanford. Those Interested In art are welcome lo ullend. Trekkles meet Sunday The USS Genesis, u chapter of the Federation IA Star Trek Fan Club) meets every other Sunday, at 4 30 p.m.. ut Howl America on Airport boulevard. Those Interested In u program that helps people are Invited. For Information, call V lrklr. 321-7338. The next meeting Is May 8. j Sunbelt Daylily Club to meet Sunbelt Daylily Chib meets the fir s t Hominy of the month hi 2 p.m through April at the Old City Hull. Hlghwuy 15A near " 1Lake Mary Boulevard. Lake Mary. The club educates members on daylily growing through slide shows, guest speakers and trips to duyllly gardens. There urr no club dues. Call 886-3190 far more Inform ation. Hants FSMs Oy Twiw Tha following prostitutions were made (from lelt). Barbara Bradshaw, accepting lor tha Christian Shitting Center, on behalt ol tho Banlard Qardan Club, Tina Loo, president ol the Jr. Woman'a Club, presenting lo Katie Moncrief, on behalf of Kids Home ol Fla.; Helen Griffith, president of Ihe Foderalion, representing Family and Com­ munity Educators lo Linda Kuhn. Seminole County Victims Rlghts-Sala House of Seminole; Jean Matts, president ol Sanford Women's Club, also lo Kuhn ol Seta House; Anabel OiQood, president of the Altamonte Springs Woman's Club to South Seminole Chrlaillan Sharing Center; Susan Albee, director of Better Living for Seniors, accepting from Helen Pierce of Ihe Casselberry Woman'a Club. The Seminole County Federation of W om en’ s Clubs gathered May 23 for Ihelr second of three yearly meetings. The meeting h e ld a t th e S u n f o r d Women's Club building, was hosted by the Sanford Jr. Women's Club. Also In a ttc n d u n c c was L in d a Kuhn, vice president of Safe House of Florida, and Susan Albee, director of Better Ltvlntl for Sentum-Mml* nit Wheels. Six cheek* were presented to locnl charities. Dixieland band open to public Dixieland Forever Inc., u non profit band, plays the second Sunday of every month, from 4-7 p.m.. at the VFW Hall. 2706 Wells Ave.. Fern Park. Open to the public, donation is 8H. For Information, call 841*7335. World War II veterans meet Sunday World War II veterans of the Merchant Marines and Navy Armed Guard meet the second Sunday of the month ul I p.m., at the American Legion. 2874 S. Sanford Ave. All "old salts are welcome. For Information, call Bob Swanson. 321-4723. Poets to talk verse First Florida Poets meet at 10 u.m. every Monday at the Deland Public Library. Interested poets arc welcome. For more Information, please call lk)b Shelton!, 904-7360416, or Virginia Martin. 904-775-8909. Sanford Rotarians to meet Rotary Club of Sanford meets every Monday at noon, at the Sunford Civic Center. Bridge club meets every Monday Lake Mary Seniors Invite anyone 55 years or older to play rty bridge. The Party Bridge Club meets every Monday tween 1-3 p.m. at the Lake Mnry Senior Center at the Old City Hall. 158 N. Country Club Road. C M J • , 1 i t ' DEAR MARY: I've heard II said that we are attracted to the same type of person over and over again, even when we can't get along with (hem. I'm really an example of Ihai. I was married to u man for 20 years who turned out to be just like my father, a womanizing alco­ holic. What's so raid Is Hint I remember being so proud or the fact that I was stire he was exactly the opposite of my father when I met and married him. I've lx-cn divorced now for five years, and I'm In another rela­ tionship. Again, at first I was sure this guy was different — he doesn't even drink. But now. three years Into the relationship. I see the same kinds of things iliu l were true for my father and ex-husband — unable lo get really close lo me, wants to make other people responsible fur Ills behavior, thinks he's entitled to some kind of special DRUG COUNSELOR MARY BALK consideration tn every situation, to name a few examples. Maybe this Is just the way men are, but I swear I know some who don't act like this. Is It possible that I’m drawn to this kind of guy because of my background, or ts this all I can hope for In a relationship with a man? JERK-FINDING FEMALE DEAR JERK-FINDERi Being u jerk Is not a sex-1Inked trait. The kinds of behavlori you describe come tn all kinds of people packaging. While (here Is criticism. • Inability to form close Inno true description of an alcohol­ ic or drug-abusing personality, 11male relationships. This may there does seem to be some be due lo (he absence of close common themes and bchuvlors rmoilon.il bonds In their early evidenced by them und also by life. • Fear of Intimacy. people who grew up In alcohol or • M a n ipu la tive behavior; other drug-im pacted homes. Some observations that workers experts at getting others to do In the field have noticed often things for them or feel responsi­ exhibited by Individuals who ble for Ihelr behavior. If these kinds of themes have abuse alcohol or other drugs, or who grew up tn families that did, characterized your past rela­ tionships, perhaps you could Include; break Ihe cycle by joining an • Low self-esteem : they AlAnon or Codependents Anon­ secretly feel thery have little or ymous support group. The only no value. way we cart change our rela­ • They arc unable to delay tio n s h ip s Is by c h a n g in g gratification and appear uncon­ ourselves. cerned by consequences: "I want what I want when I want It." (Mary Balk la a C e rlllle d • Low tolerance for anxiety or A d d ic tio n P re v e n tio n P ro­ discomfort; they seek Instant fessional and counaelor. Write relief. her at the Sanlord Herald, or call • Cannot tolerate criticism-, the Seminole County Schools’ rejection Is usually read Into any Drug Prevention olflce, 323-5710.) Driver pursued on freew ay longed to hear siren’s call o ’, i Common traits define behavior DEAR ABBYr I was recently followed on the freeway by a male driver who atayed directly behind my cur through a series o f June changes and speed changes. I went from suspicious. to nervous, to really scared us l realized that he was, Indeed, following me. He then followed me off the freeway and through a scries of turns while 1searched In vain for a police station. 1 could t>nd absolutely no signs Indicating the location of the police stutlon, sheriff or highway patrol. Final­ ly, I pulled Into a business where there were a number of men standing outside. After slowing to survey the situation, the pursuer drove on. Abby, why don't police sta­ tions have more signs Indicating their location (also the sheriff and highway patrol)? Without a car phone. It could be dangerous to stop to call 011. Your readers would bencllt from some advice on the best course af action If they arc punued on the road. DESPERATELY SEEKING THE POLICE STATION DSAK DESPERATELY: I hope that law enforcement nnd transportation departments ev­ erywhere will lake nole of your suggcsilon for better police "locator signs." It's a good Idea. Incidentally. Ihe California Hlghwuy Patrol said lhat you acted appropriately when you were being pursued on the road. You heuded for u lighted, popu­ lated arcu; kept your cur doors locked nnd the windows rolled up: left u "space cushion" uround your car for easier ma­ neuverability: and were alert to strangers. Most Important if you arc faced with weapons, surren­ der your vehicle calmly, without a fight. Vehicles can be replaced. Lives cannot. DEAR ABBY: I am asking you a question I nm sure many people would also like answered. Why do doctors prescribe medi­ cines to pnllcn'.B that cost a fortune, then after a few doses, change the medication to some­ thing else that also costs a fortune? I have a full bottle of medicine that cost me $26. I took It twice, then the doctor gave me another prescription Ip fill. When I asked ADVICK ABIGAIL VAN BUREN him, "What should I do with the bottle I Imvc?" he sold, "Just throw It out!" My son-in-law had two full bottles o f In su lin — never opened. Ills doctor changed his prescription to another type. 1 nm close to 80 und cannot afford lo throw money away. Please pul this In your column because the next time n doctor prescribes 100 pills to be taken one a day. I'm going to say. "w hy don't you prescribe only 20 pills, nnd if you want me lo lake more, I'll order more?" Please don't use my name. with you or that tt may be changed, ask the pharmacist to give you only part of it. If It works out OK, then you can return to the pharmacist for the remainder of the medlcatlon.The cost may be a little higher In smaller quantities, but If the medication Is changed, at least you w o n 't be s tu c k w ith medication you cah't use. er. 1 never did tell him the other party was his brother. Was this honest enough? I am afraid If 1 tell him who the other party was It w ill ruin his rela­ tionship with his brother, and also that w ill be the end af his relationship with me. Abby. can you advise me In this sensitive situation? NOT CONFIDENTIAL TO HELEN BROKET IN OMAHA) Qeorge and his brother arc business partners, they w ill be seeing more of each other, so I advise you to be completely honest, and tell Qeorge the whole story before his brother does. It may cost you your relationship with Qeorge, but that’s the chance you w ill have to take. (Problems? Writ# lo Daar Abby. For a psrsonsl, unpublished reply, sand a •all-addressed, •tamped envelope to Dear Abby, Happy birthday, dear sister. Who's counting? DEAR ABBYi My boyfriend (I'll call him George) and I have a strong relationship based on mutual trust.We have been go­ ing together for six months. A fter going w ith his last girlfriend for three years, Qeorge broke up with her because she was unfaithful. There is only one thing from rny past I have not told Qeorge about. I had a short-term physi­ cal relationship with his brother NOT MADE OF MONEY and now the two of them arc In DEAR NOT MADE OF business together.MONEY: When the doctor gives I did tell Qeorge I hud had a you a prescription, If you urc previous relationship and I told concerned Ihnl It muy not agree him a few of the details: howev­ PEGQY P.0. Box 09440, Los Angeles, Calif. 90009. 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Sanford, Florida - Friday, June 3, 1W4 BeSfonj inUie FAITHml R jk k ATTENDANCE otym, FAVORITECHURCH P A L M m O AVENUE ■ ARTIST CHURCH JBjePalmylloAwa Maw Ronald D WUHama Paalor Sunday School * 4 3 am Morning Worthip 11 00 a m Ewangtlitltt Sanicaa BOO pm Wad Ptayar A BiMA Study 7 JO p m Indapandanl Mlialonary FAMILY WOMMIP C IN TIR 1770W Airport BMI Bantom. f l u r n t»i u i n n P uloiJo'l Frail Sunday School (W a r n M M M a Sanrtca 10 30am Wadnaaday Sanrwa rOOpm Community Praya*Same at Ctanr Friday 1 3 0 pm ACTS loo Etanr Friday 0 30pm FINECRIBT BAPTIST CHUNCH SOI E Airport Bird. Sanlord Hat. Jamat Klralatn Paalor Sunday School SSOam Morning Worahlp 1100 a m Ewaning Worthip 7 0 0 pm ywadnttday Piay ar Maaling 700 p m Nuraary Fronted For AH Bankaa CHRIS! UNHID MlTHOOaST CHURCH *0A Tuc A«r (>»** lO x 'w f u i i i r O A CA 47R LArry Armp*vpl Pssldt I M*ph4«r%*. i n rnan ilwndAy Sc hool f 10 « m t«tw Million TO 30 A m Mo/rung Wor*h«p IT 00 A m Yrarpcuiiy Dip* Sludy 7 00 p m ChAdF*n | Tisn*uvcKidAd<n (Viypap NuftAnr p*D*rd*il tor li«t»*e And Sn.*H CKddrpn Sm*i I nough To Lo*t You Grossing M Chrii|| To Saoo You '‘ “I don’t know how I'm going to get through today. I can't bear lo even think about tomorrow!' Mow often we are anxious about the events ol the day and those ol the luturo. The Bible advises us in Matthew 6 :34...“Therefore, do not be anxious about tomorrow...let the day's own trouble be sufficient for the day." “That sounds reassuring," you might say. ‘ but how can I make these words truly an integral part of my daily life?’ M ake God an integral part of your life through weekly worship and daily prayer and United Church yours as w e ir (Matthew 6:33). Thus, your faith grows as your anxiety diminishes. Of Christ Worship this Sabbath. The span of God's love lifts you up, defying all obstacles, and CHRISTIAN FILLOWSHIP CHURCH, UC.C. Raw Arthur An ay Paalor Sunday Worthip 1000am Church School 10 IS am Faliowwthip 1100am ' COME OHOW WITH USOUN t e m p o n a n y WORSHIP LOCATION 13 LtAa Mary Community Budding HON Country C M Road Lata Mary • Marling Addraaa' Chrtaiian F.tKnr.hip Church, delivers you safely to your goal. Sunday Genesis 7:1-24 Monday Deuteronomy 10:12-22 Tuesday Jqshua 2:1-24 \ SonuMwa BmaCHd by Th» AmMMSSN Bate Sot-Uy Thursday Ruth 1:1*22 Wednesday Joshua 23:1-16 Friday Matthew 8 5-13 Saturday Matthew 15 22-28 UlTMMif C q g g S i * * 4 k w M W a u m t Hw n i p i i Barrtu a P O Bo. tdb*. 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Sanlord U 3 3114 Don Hie hi Paalor JarryPugala Aaaoc Paalor Jack M litomaa Mwtialarol Muaic Sunday School SXam Morning Woranip S IS A II 00 a m Ewaning WorlNp * 00 p m Wad Prayar Sawica S 3 0 pm Presbyterian Lutheran ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHUNCH B03 Oak Awa Sanlord FI Falhar Richard W TryuV^ Paalor Sal VigrlMatt 3 0 0 pm Sun Mata 7 43am IHiapank goOam) 10 30 B 1300 Contataion Sal 4004 43pm Baptist U C S * swntual Caaba 133 * South Voluaia A .. Cornar ol 0 ' R . i and Votut'a Aia Ma* Ma*garal Ann fichmuy! Fayir>* Wa oakoma inryona lo out aamitat Sur-Jar Satyka 1030 AM MartrlaMorwHaairrt^yLaclura* an.) Mataagaa Thw'arlay k m c t 7 Jo F u Maonalr4rtiM.nl Ciaat/anrt Mtaaagaa InkymaHon on CNBFSR Furcloni tm SctnluN Covnaafrng Call <904 33* 3333 SMOWIR DOWN OF H ISSIN G S .TO11 Hm Avathta, SAnfdNi1 371 WAS f imoRty Hut!ton Pa i Io# SondAy School 1000 a m MorningWofthip It 0 0 • m TuAtalAf Prayer 7 13pm TuAtday flibiA Sludy 7 4 3 pm W tlTV K W BAPTIST CHUNCH 4100 Paoia Road |4SA| Sanlord. Florida Dr Bobby M McFana Paalor Sunday School BOO am Morning Worthip 1000 am CkacIpMaNp Training 1 00 p m Ewaning WortMp 100 p m Wad Prtyyr Banka 7 0 0 pm ASStMSLV OF 0 0 0 WORSHIP CENtEA 3M 0 S. Orlando Of, Sanlord |0 M Xayra Piaial <07 333000* OflrcaMouraBJ Patio Handail Hall Wakar Sunday Chrittlan I dueallot Clan 1000am Uarmng Woranip I I 00 am lntningSamca SOOpm Wadnaaday Mtd Waaa Dlotria Study 7 0 0 pm Monday tlwugFi Friday Prayar lOOIoIOOpm. Murtary Pnwktod LONOWOOO CHUNCH OF T H I N U N M N I FOOWtymanSI. longaoort T.t S31 *33* AlQfpAn F aaIck Gtandiy School 9 30 * m Morning Worthip fD44«m Gh<M}f«n ftChutth tO 44 *m Youth 4 0 0 pm tfH in g W u W p ft 0 0 pm War! 'Wtwvh'p SonHc* 7 00 p m OUTRfACH DILtVIRANCI C IN TIR 9731 &fp*« Ava , SAnfurd 374 1010 JoeepMnt Barrington Pallor Mother MowAtI Co F a Mv * Moh#t1 K«y Min.tur tlroth#f Diclaffcm l**ng#tfil Muihot Byrd M<«*ion«ry CKA#1«tM ey« Deacon RittAf P**cl 0 a *r B#cr*fA(| lii|t*f DiciAfion Ui.h#» llkww'd * I SuodAy fkhooa 10 00 Am Suo«j*y S*i>k # It 00 Am TueedAy EMn*ng IbMA&fufy SOOpm thuredAy ivAhtng P»ai %m And Wc>rthipS#rv«c« SOOpm Spiritual Span STANLIOHT BAPTIST CHUNCH Indapandatl, Fund«ny"lal Church W ia< iiaawan And Earth Join Handa * 3BO Hayat Rd , Wlhlar Spring. SB* 3110 Dr OlanC Riggi Paalor Sunday School * 30 a m Morning Worth) p 10 30 a m Ewaning Worthip 1 3 0 pm Thurtday Ewaning 7 30 P m Nurtary Fronted and But Sanka EMMANUIL ASSEMBLY 0 0 0 0 D 330 Commart:al Staal (Atroaa Irom IhaCmeCanltfl Sanlord. F I 33/73 T aiaphona (40/1U V IJ19 Jofm P u n , Fat lor Sunday Befool B 3 0 am Wot .top Barvwa 1030 am Sunday Eyancng Wwantp 1 00 p m Wannato ay SiMa Study 7 0 0 pm Nutaary Froyidad Nazarene Inter-denom inational Baptist Assembly 01 God H COLONIAL ROOM RESTAURANT uaM.tMaai.FrM M1-2M9 in i. rmur„ iwroiB This S p a c e Available Call 0 2 2 -2 6 1 1 1100 8. French A v *n u * Sanford • 322-7*83 B A R N It HIATINO A AIR CONDITIONING COMPLETE HY8 IEMS . A0 0 OKS r n t i FBiiM AUa < s in v ic c a u b b a n i IIESIOENTIAL AKO COMMERCIAL W A T PUM» EXPERTS" ftMn t**f •c*co aa*** 916 W. 2nd St. 323-3517 �1 Sanford Horatd, Sanford, Florida - Friday, Juno .1 , I 9M r.n Rev. Shea retires after 26 years IN BRIEF By SUSAN WKMMIR Cummings to visit St. James Horald Correspondent SANFORD - Bishop Frunk C. Cummings or flu* l l i h Episcopal Dial riel of the Afri­ can M ethodist E piscopal (’ hurt'll will celrhrate llnly Communion at Historic St. Jainra A.M.E. Church, h id Cyprena Ave., on Sunday, June 5. al 11 a.in. Hlahnp and Mia. Cummings along with u delegation of ministers and laymen have recently returned from visitlnj( the overseas districts In Cape Town. Johannesburg. Saw/lland and Zimbabwe SANFORD — Working for the Lord doesn't pay much hut th r retirement benefits are nut of this world, was a III llc^xx-m once seen In passing. The Rev. Darwin Shea, minister of the Upsnln Community Presbyterian Chtirrh for the past 20 years would agVcc wholeheartedly. Shea retired from Ills position with the church on May 20. " I set a goal of retiring at 75 years old." he said. "I turned 75 this month. I'd like to travel a lot unit see all my grandchildren." Shea and his wife of 51 years. Jeanne, have five children, Darlene. Darwin Jr.. Valerie. Daniel and Roger. They also havr 13 grundchlldrcn. with numlier I t on llie way. The fonnrr Casselberry resldenla have lived In the Longwood area since 1005. Shea has pastorrd churches from as far away as New York state. New Hampshire, and Alabama. "I think starling was a real challenge." Shea said atxnit the beginning* of Upsaln Church. "We had 15 people. We then outgrew the building. We had |x-ople silting In the renter aisle and a sound pipe for those In the Ixick rooms That's when we built the new church. We now avernge about 150. " I think anyone considering becoming a llUhnp t runk ('. Ciimnilnit* Lay ministry leads service SANFORD — Christ United Methodist Church. 408 Tucker Dr., announces a Lay Ministries Program for Sunday, June A. during the Annual Florida Conference. The service w ill lx* led entirely by the laity. In the 11 a m. Worship Serlvce. Michael K. Kurgan will deliver the sermon tilled “ Christianity: I lobby or Occupation?" Robert Hmce will serve ns Lllurglst. minister should gel a good solid biblical back­ ground." he said. "It's a demanding profession h ill u rewarding profession." To parents that aspire for their rhlldrcn lo minister la others. Shcu wild he leaves this advice. "To parents that aspire for their children to minister to others." he said " I f parents could Impress on their young men or women the Importance of the ministry, that would I k * helpful. They should be there for those In need. "O ur church has been n real wonderful experience, everyone thnt comes here says they've never seen such love among the people." he said. "Jesus said If you love one another all men will know that you are my disciples. There's too much hate In the world. We need that love.” He concluded with his opinions on dealing with erring members and his favorite stories nnd scriptures In the Bible. " I don't think we ever place enough emphasis on prayer," Shea said. "The Prodigal son Is one of my favorite stories In the Bible. The son thal was left behind was Jealous. That's no position for Christians lo lake today. We need to help restore people to God and wclrome them back. My favorite scripture Is Komuns 8:1. It says, "there Is therefore now no condemnation to those who arc In Christ Jesus." The Rev. Darwin Shen Youth activities abound at FBC First Baptist Church Y o u th C hoir Prom ise to perlorm on S u n d sy. SANFORD - The Youth Choir of First Baptist Church. Park Avenue, will be presenting the m uB lcal/dram a "T h e G reul A rtra g e o u s A d v e n tu re " on Sunday. June 5. at 7 pan. The rholr ronslsts of 45 plus mem­ bers. ranging In ages from 12 lo 18. At first It may seem a hit strange for a youth musical to hr set In an art museum, hut In a rrrent national survey. Ameri­ can teenagers reported "check­ ing out" art museums to tie very close to the top of the list of "root things to do." In some ways, studying an abstract painting cun tie a little like studying life. Al first, you may stare and not see a thing, hut th r more you look the more It comes ullvr and begin to understand und Imagine things tieyond the first Impression. Also, beginning Wednesday. June H, and continuing each Wednesday for the next five weeks, children age 2 through 5th grude will enjoy an Incredi­ ble V a ca tio n B ib le School adventure. The theme Is "Come to the I’urty. Celebrate Jesus!" Deaconess Workshop set SANFORD — Reddick Mrmorlnl F ir s t Horn C h i m b u i tin Living God. 3155 Kings ltd., lias p la n n e d Us llrsi a n n u a l Deaconess Workshop for I I am . S a tu rd a y J u n e I a l O n church. Deaconess Beatrice Baker Is encouraging e v e r y o n e 's participation through their attendance. LIFE AFTER DEATH 1 Do you have a foar of death or grieve for a loved one? Transfiguration medium, Vern Overleo, will be bringing proof that only your physical body dies tho truo you lives on in i better world enjoying a period way of life. June 18th • 2 .0 0 P M & 7:00 PM S p r tu a fc s tC h u fc M A iw a ie n e tt Kings and queens for the Lord African American kinoa and queens of Second Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church, Airport Boulevard. Sanford, dressed for the occasion of the Annual African American Victory Day on Sunday In colebratlon ol their heritage and service to the Lord. The A n g e lic M ass C h o ir o f Titusville thrilled the hoarts ol the congregation and guests with Gospel selections and solos. Judges were asked to choose the best dressed during the Victory Parade, the decision was made that all of the kings and queens of the parade were the best and each received a round of applause forthelrcontrlbutions. H*t*M Photo by Koltoy MitchoH The children w ill sing songs, play games, create crufts, and learn lots ol llfr-chnnglog lllbb stories. Enroll now. It's free! Call I u*a Baptist at 322 BO 11 The Rev F l o y d Blake. .If pastor. £ * N (3210NorthCWdaaa Tral) P 0 Box 571043 Orlando, a 32857 _____ 0 c * « * c *« ° , ^ d o n a t io n s m o o t For further inIorma!xx) i anrf reservations. W plessecal 407 438-3JJ91 .— n OrUndo-WmlN P'Aih.f fo#Mfa Of 407-294 10221 The Lake Mary Cluirch \\ ill* a Charismatic Distincti\c C ornerstone l-WJ IWOT l o w s a m S u n d a y W o r s h i p - lo on L u k c jv la ry U lc n ic n ia iy S cho ol Luke M a ry B lv d . & C o u n try < lot > IJ. I 3 2 3 -8 9 0 0 SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY A U U N C I CHURCH Community Amtnc* CSurtS. 4»15 £«»| i »»• tin,* Wintt> Spring, NffgfUxxItood Alliance CNircIt, 101 M*rth«rn Wood* Rd . longaood Sanford Alliance Church. 1401S Part Art . Sanfoid ASSEMBLY OF dOO Emmanuel Aitambty ol Ood, M0 Commercial S I. Sanloid FamilyWortfupCanter, WOW Aupoil Bud Sanlord Pit al Spanuh Attembiy ol Ood ( I I Palmetto Aye . Sanford Freedom Attembiy ol Ood. TWO Orlando O f. Sanford Wetrta Attembiy of Ood. lir&Dfaon Rd. longwood ; j I > BAPTIST Anlloch Oeplitl Church. Oriedo Cali try Oeplitl Church. Cfytlal LM* Am 6 3rd S I, Late Ma>y Cattalbarry Oeplitl Church. JT0 Seminole Bird Central Oeplitl Church, 3101W II I 81. Chuluola Fuel Dtplitl Clearwater Million ary Oeplitl Cnurch. Soulhweit Rd Country tide Oeplitl Cnurch. Country Club Rd. late Mery Flnt Oeplitl Church. SlSPtrk Art Fill! Oeplitl Church ol Alltmonte Springe. Rt 43S. Alltmonlt Sprmgi Frill Oeplitl Church ol Forttl City Fill! Oeplitl Church ol Otnne Flrtl Oeplitl Church. Mirtham Wood! Flrtl Oeplitl Church ol lake Monroe Flrtl Oeplitl Church ol longwood. SOI Ettl SR 434 Flrtl Oapllll Church ol Otleen Flrtl Oeplitl Church ol Oviedo Flrtl Biptlll Church ol Smlendo Springe Flrtl Shiloh Millionth! Dtplitl Church. 1101W I3lh St Founltln Heed Btplitl Church. Oviedo Hope Oeplitl Church. Forttl Cily Cov.wnunily Center. Foretl Cily Independence Oeplitl M m . Civic League Bldg. Longeood Jordan Minionery Oeplitl Church. M0 Upteit Rd Llghlhouie Oeplitl Church. MS Longeood. Lite MaryHd Lekeviee 0eplitl Church. ITS Ltkevlee Ave. Lake Mery Macedonia Minion Oeplitl Church. Oik Mill Rd .Otlten Mittionary Oeplitl Church. North Rd . Enlerprlte Morning Olory Oeplitl Church. Oeneve Hey Ml Moriah Primitive Baplitl Church. 1101 Locutl Ave’. Sanloid Ml Olive Million ery Replltl Church. Santando Sprlngt Rd . Longeood Ml Sinai Mlttlonery Baplitl Church. I BOOJerry Ave Ml Zion Mlttlonery Oeplitl Church. Si pet Ave New Dethel Mlttlonery Church, tlh 81 t Hickory Ave New Ml Calvary Mutlonery Baplitl Church. II09W ITlhBI New Salem Primitive Oeplitl Church. IS0HW 12th Si New Testament Baplitl Church, Quality Inn. Norm Longwood New Ml. Zion Oeplitl Church, ITT0 Pear Ave New Lila Fellowship. 4 tit E. Lake Or. Cattalbarry Northtide Oeplitl Church. Chuluola Peaceful Zion Oeplitl Church, 1164 Pine 61, Altamonte Spnngt People l Btplitl Church. IT0IW t il SI .Senlotd Plnecrttl Btplitl Church. 801 C Airport Dlvd Prelite Lake Oeplitl Church, Ridge Rd. Fern Ptrt Prugrtte Mittiunery Beplrtl Chun.li, Midway Providence Mlttlonery Oeplitl Church. 4SS1 Dougitt A r t, Oookertown Second Shiloh Mlttlonery Baplitl Church Weil Sanlord Smyrna Oeplitl Church, ISO Overbrook Of. CekMl berry Starlight Oeplitl Church, ISO Bahama Rd 81. Jamee Mlttlonery Btplitl Chutch. SR 415, Otleen SI. John* Mlttlonery Oeplitl Church, JOS Longwood Ave . Alltmonte Springe >i Si Lgka Mtiitonir)i Baptist Church of Camatoo Ctlf, Inc SI Paul Baptist Church. It3 Pine Ave SI Matthews Beotisl Church Canaan Hgts SI John • Missionary Baplt«t Church. 920 Cypress SI Springfield Missionary Baptist Church. 12th St S Cedar Ave Palmetto Aia Baplitl Church. 2626 Palmetto A»j Temple Bapi al Church. Palm Springs Rd Altamonte Springs Victory Bapi al Church. Old Orlando Rd al Heeler A.a Wattvew Bapiisi Church. 4100 Pools no (ISA) William Chapel Missionary BapHsl Church. Mars A WiJiam S i. Ailamonia Springs 2»on Hop* Baptist Church. 712 Orange A*t CATHOLIC All Souls Catholic Church 902 Oaa A«a . Sanford Church of lha Nativity. Laaa Mary Our lady of the Lakes Calhoitc Church. 1310 Macmillan. Deltona SI Ann a Catholic Church. Dogwood Trail. SaBary SI Augualina Catholic Church. Sunsal D r. naar Button Rd . Casselberry 81 Clara Catholic Community meets al Oalaan Civic Cantar SI Mary Magdaiana Catholic Church. MaHiand Ave . Ailamonia Springs 8t Mary sUkraman Catholic Church 245 McCoy Or .Apopka * CHRISTIAN First Chnslian Chi rch. 1607 8 SanlordAva First Christian Church of longwood. 1400 E C Williamson Rd . longwood Celebration Church lake Mary. t26W lekevityv Avt . lake Mary Qraca Christian Church. Wilson llamanlary School (Paola). 965 Oranga Blvd . Sanford lekevtew Cnnitian Church. Baar La*a Rd al Jamison Sanlord Christian Church, 730 Upnu Rd Sanlord South Saminola Christian Church 300 W SR434.0vttdo CHRISTIAN SCIKNCI Firal Church of Chriat Scianlial. 973 Markham Woods Rd . longwood CHURCH OF CHRIST Church of Christ. 1812 S ParkAva Church of Chriat al laka Elian. US Mary 17 92 N . Casselberry Church of Chnal. 600 Palm Springs Dr. Ailamonia Springs Church of Chriat. Qanava Church of Christ, longwood Church of Christ. W 17th SI Northslds Church of Chnsl. Fla Haven D r. Maitland South Saminola Church of Christ. 3410 laka Howall Rd CHURCH OF OOD Church of Ood. 503 Hk kory Ave Church of Ood. 803 W 22nd 81 Church of Ood. Oviado Church of Ood Holinaaa. Laka Monroa Church of Ood Mlaslon. Entsrprisa Church ol Ood, 1402 W 16th 81 Church ol Ood In Chhtl. Oviado Church of Ood of Prophacy. 2509 S Elm Ava Church of Ood of Prophacy. 1706 8 Parsimmon Ava Church of Ood of Prophacy. 496 8 Central, Oviado Church of Ood (7lh Day). Dallona Community Caniar. Daltona (Sun Roomi nattouaChuicholOiid. 1700W- UthSl .Sanlord Trua Church of Ood. 2700 Ridgewood Ava . Sanford CONORKQATIONAL Congragaltonal Christian Church. 2401 S Park Ava . Sanlord KASTIRN ORTHODOX Eastern Orthodox Church. St Oaorge, 2001 Dylan Way, Maitland Eastern Orthodox Church. 8l. Steven a of O.C A . 1890 Laka Emma Rd . Longwood Eastern Orthodox Church. Si John Orthodox. 2743 Country O u t Rd . Sanford EPISCOPAL Ail Sarnia Episcopal Church. I DaBary Ava . Enlarpnsa Chnsl Episcopal Church. Longwood Episcopal Church of the New Covanam. 876 Tusxawtiia Rd . Wtntar Springs Episcopal Church of I ha Resurrection. 251 E lake Brantley Dr Longwood Holy Cross Episcopal Church. Park Ava al 4th S t. Sanford St Peters Episcopal Church. 700 Rmeh«i Rd . Laka Mary Si Rkhard a Church. 5151 Lake Howall Rd. Winter Park The Church of the Qood Shephard. 331 lake Ava . Maitland FOURSOUARK Cornerstone Christian Fellowship Lake Mary Elementary School. Corner Lake Mary Blvd A Country Club Rd . Lake Mary INTERDENOMINATIONAL Calvary Christian Cantar. 500 W 4ih S i. Sanford New Harvest Christian Fellowship. 2760 Country Club Rd Sanford Northland Community Church. 530 Dog Track Rd . Longwood Outreach Deitveranca Cantar, 2231 Sipat Ava . Sanford JEWISH Bath Am Synagogue mealing al cornar of Band Lake and County Una Rd . Watt 1-4 Temple Shalom. 1 785 Elkham Blvd . Deltona LUTHERAN Ascension Lutheran Church, Ovarbrook Dr. Casselberry Qood Shephard Lutheran Church. ELCA, 2917 Orlando Dr (Hwy 17 92). Sanford Holy Croat Lutheran Church of Laka Mary. 760 Sun D r. lake Mary lord of lif t Lutheran Church. 395 Tuakawiila Rd . Winter Springs Lutheran Church of Providence. Dallona Lutheran Church of the Redeemer. 2525 Oak Ava Messiah Lutheran Church. Ooldan Days Dr A Mwy 1 7 92. Casselberry St Lukes Lutheran Church, Rl 426.Slavia SI Stephen Lutheran Church. 434 |ual W of 14. Longwood METHODIST Darnell United Memorial Church. E DaBary Ava . Enterprise Baar lake Umiad Methodist Church Bethel A M E Church. Canaan Haights Cassaiberry Community United Methodist Church, Mwy 17 92 al Pmay Ridge Rd . Casselberry Christ United Methodist Church, Tucker Or. 8unland Estataa DaBary Community Methodist Church. W Mighbenks Rd . DeQery First United Methodist Church. 419 Park Ava First Msthodist Church of Geneva First Methodist Church of Oviado Grace United Methodist Church, 49V N Country Club Rd . Lake Mary , Grant Chapel A M E Church. Oviado Oakgruve Methodist Church. Oviado Ostaan Methodist Church, cor ol Carpenter A Murray S t. Ostaan Pioneer Methodnt Church, cor of Wilbur Ave A Country Club Rd . Lake Mary Saniando United Mathodiat Church. SR 434 and 14. Longwood Bt Jamea A M ( , 9th at Cypreaa 8l Luka M B Church of Camaron City. Inc . Osardall off SR 46 E St Mary SAME Church. SR 41f. Ostaan St Paul s Methodist Church, Ostaan Rd , Enterprise Stratford Memorial Church, • DaBary NAZARENC Firal Church of the Naiarene. 2561 Sanford Ave Geneva Church of the Naxarena. SR 46. Geneva Lake Mary Church of the Naiarene. 171 E Crystal Laka Ava . Laka Mary • ongwood Church of the Naxarene, Wayman A Jessup Ava . longwood Maraham Woods Church of the Ne; arena SR 46 V »»• .V of 14 a* the We«»a River PRESBYTERIAN Dettone Presbyterian Church. Holland Ofvd A Austin A.« ; First Presbyttri*i Church of lake Mary Firal Presbyterian Church. Oak Ava \ 3rd St First Presbyterian Church ol DeBary C Highland Markham Woods Presbyterian Church, 5210 M«»> ham iv u in Lake Mary St Andrews Presbyterian Church 9913 Baar la k e l'i St Marks Presbyterian Church 1021 Palm Spring* M l Am Tuacawiila Presbyterian Church. 3600 V/ SR426 Oviad r UpxaUCommunity Presbyterian Church Uptaia Rd Wakiva Presbyterian Church 211 WiAtva Springs Lana. lo-*,** Westminister Presbyterian Chu'ch RedOugMJ Casset *rr, SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Forest lake Seventh Day Adventist Church Hay 4’6 » r-.ti i, Mars Hill Seventh Day Adventist Church 601 F Jmtr.i ..»V • Sanford Seventh Day Adventist Church 5615 N May 42/ f event* r*'y Adventist Church Maitland A.e Alter- u Winter brings Seventh Day Adventist Church '>0'. M< . i l l OTHER CHURCHES All Faith Chapel. Cemp Seminole. Wtxiva Park It i Allan s A M E Church. Olive A 12th Osardall Avenue Holiness Chapel. Bearden Ava Chuluola Community Church Church of Jeaus Christ of latter Day Semis 21if-» • » Asa ECKANKAR. 770 Big Tree Dr . Suite 100. long* <1 Family Church Christian Center. tSAlSeminc la U . i Ce\». .t er.f Firal Born Church of the Living God Mtdwey Flrtl Church of Christ. Scientist. Elkam Blvd A Vvi.v M De First Pantacostat Church of longwood First Pentacostal Church of Sanford Full Ooipet Church of Ood in Chnsl 1626 Jen, A.t '» n** * I Full Gospel Tabernacle. 2724 Country Club f > Grace 6<b*e Church. 2644 S Sanford Av«* Holy Trinity Church of God in Christ 1514 Menu >j»1'» •• Ave Kingdom Hallo! Jehovah • Witness lake M> •><•«• ('••! i»r»?lV 3rd m Lake Mary Community Church. 101 N Country (: i «j!>Hrl I . m *M , Laka Monroe Chapel Orange Blvd lakeMomoe Ml Olive Holiness Church Oek Hill Rd Osteen Neighborhood Alliance Church 301 Mark hem Vr i ti.| • *■« n Paola Wesleyan Church. 5650 Waysid# Or Sant<>< l Pentecostal Open Bible Tabernecie Prduenood a «v •• •••»» Seminole High School RastorallonCo«nmunilyChurch. 5616 M CR 427, Sanlord Rolling Hills Moravian Church. SR 434. lunQwood Sanford Alliance Church 14015 Park Ave Sanford Bible Church 2460 Sanford Ave Second Church of the Living God. 3428 UeetJell Ave . Sarim I Si Petka Serbian OHhodox Church. 1990 lake Emma ltd long wood The Full Onspei Church of 0*jr lord JcJus Christ, Weafii' gton ^i Canaan City The Salvation Army. 700 W 24th Bl Triumph. The Church of the New Age 1006 VV til* Si United Church of Clwtsl. Altamonte Community Chapel Aita<-. :•» • United Church of Christ Christian Fellowship 260N Country o * in Lake Mary UC 8 S Spiritual Centra, 12S A 8 Volusia A.r marni Graves A Volusia Ave . Orange City • ' I | , • �OD - Sanlori) Herald, Sanlord. Florida - Friday, Juno 3, 1994 L e g a l N o tic e s IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGH TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA. CRIM INAL CASE NO.: *4 1)44 CFA SCSO INC ID ENT NO ! IU I1 M U 1 IN R E FO RFEITURE OF I9MCMRYSLER LEBANON V IN <IC)BC51E IGG7I1)70 NOTICE OF FO RFEITURE PROCEEDING TO TIksoA Henry M Avalon Cour I Cnitalbarry. Florida 11707 and all oilier* Mho claim an I n l e r e i t In th e fo llo w in g properly l*M C H R YSLER LEBARON, V IN H O O C H E IGG2I1170 Donald F E*llnger, ol the Seminole County Sherlir* OF lice. Seminole County, Florida, through hit olllcert, invetllga tort or agentt, tailed the above property on April 79. 1994. at or near Slate Hoad 414 and Anchor Road. Altamonte Spring*. Semi note County. Florida, and It pretenlly holding laid property lor the pur poie ol forfeiture purtuanl to Section* 9)2.701704. Florida Stelutet, and will RE Q U E S T that an Honorable Judge nl the Circuit Court. Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, Florida. Ilnd probable ceute that the above property should bo forfeited to the above agency. You will be ten I a copy ol the Order finding Probable Ceute once It It llgned by the Judge end It will edvlto you how end when lo respond to this request for forfeiture I HEREBY C ERTIFY THAT a true and correct copy ol this Nollce « a t tent lo the above n a m e d e d d r o tt e t by U S certified mall, return receipt requested, this INh day ot May. Iter MARY ANN KLEIN LEGAL COUNSEL Florida Bar No : #17419 SEMINOLE COUNTY SHERIFF SOFFICE m i !»rn Street Sanlord. Florida 12771 *7** Telephone <4071 1XM 72 Certified Receipt rPMS 4Jf 710 Publish May 71. 77 A June 1 .1, m i DER 171 L e g a l N o t ic e s L e g a l N o tic e s NOTICEOF FICTITIOUS NAME Nollce It hereby given that I am engaged In business al »J* Wood Crest Cove. Longwood. FL 11710. Seminole County. Florlde. under the Fictitious Nam * ol Al O R A P E R Y IN S TA LLA TIO N , IN C ., and thet I intend lo register said name with the Division ol Corporations. Telia haste*. Florida. In accordance w ith the provisions ol the Fictitious Nam* Stelutet. To W it: Section M l Of, Florida Slalulet I H I. Roberto Perat Publish June 1. i f f 4 _ DES 77 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA. C R IM IN A L CASE NO.) L94 1199 C F A SCSO INCIDENT NO.! I40I0S9#41 IN R E FO RFEITURE OF 9M MHANDGUN. FABRIOUE DENATIONAL •4X777. 17.17000U S CURRENCY. 12(7 OOU $ CURRENCY NOTICEOF FO RFEITURE PROCEEDING TO IvanCabrera 541 Northwestern Avenue Altamonte Springs. Florida 17714 and all others who claim an I n t e r e t l In th e fo llo w in g properly 9MM H A N D G U N . FABR1 ODE DENATIONAL *4X771. 57.170 00 U S C U R R EN C Y 1777 OOU S CURRENCY Donald F Etllnger ol Ihe Seminole County Sherlfl't Ol lice, Seminole County. Florida through hit olllcert, Investiga tors or agentt. tailed the above property on April 19. 1994, *1 or near 141 Northwestern Avenue, Altamonte Springs. Seminole County. Florida, and It pres enlly holding said properly for the purpose ol forfeiture purtu ant lo Sections 977 701 704 Flor Ida Slalultt. and will REQUEST that an Honorable Judge of the C ir c u it C ou rt. E ig h te e n th J u d ic ia l C irc u it, Stm inoto County. Florida, find probable cause that I he above proparty should be forfeited lo the above agency You will be sent a copy cl in* Order finding Probable Cause once II It signed by the Judge end II will advise you how and when lo respond lo Ihlt request lor forfeiture I HEREBY C ERTIFY THAT a true and correct copy ol this Notice wet sent lo the above n a m ed addresses by U S certified mail return receipt requested, this 17th day ot May. 1994 MARY ANN K LEIN LFG A l COUNSEL Florida Bar No 417179 SEMINOLE COUNTY SHERIFF'SO FFIC E 11417«th Street Sanlord, Flor Ida 1777) 9799 Telephone (40711X4472 Car tilled Receipt IP V 4 101 721 Publish May 71. 71 A June t. 1. 1994 DER 1/1 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO.t t4 4)1) CA U K M L STEVENS. JR , Plaintiff. vs LAVCLLE A DAHL. ET AL Defendants NOTICEOF ACTION TO EDGAR W .COX. JR . AS TRUSTEE. TRUSTOFFICER A AGENT FOR THE SHADOWB MANAGEMENT TRUST I4 1 }"N "S T R E E T ,N W.. SUITE 401 WASHINGTON. DC 20001 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI F IE D that an action to quiet till* on the following properly located In Seminole County. Florida, to wit: LOT to. BLOCK 4. HANOVER WOOOS. ACCOROINO TO THE P L A T T H E R E O F AS RE COROED IN PLAT BOOK I*. PAGES 71 THROUGH 77. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOR IDA Tie* been filed ag tin it you end you are required to tev* a copy ot your written defenses. It any. to Iho Complaint on Plaintiff t a t to r n a y . R E D W A R D COOLEY. ESQ. 1410 SR 414 West. Suite 700. Longwood FL 11110. on or belore thirty (M l days alter the first date ot publication ol this Notice, end til* lhe original with I ha Clerk ot the Court either b tlo rt service on PlelntltFs attorney or Imme dlately thereafter, otherwise a dtfuell will be entered againil you tor the relief demanded In the Complaint This nolle* will ba published IN THE CIRCUIT COURT once each week lor two (1) OF THE IIT H consecutive weeks in the San JUDICIAL CIRCUIT lord Herald IN A N O FO R DATED Ihlt 1st day ol June. SEMINOLE COUNTY, 1904 FLORIOA (SEAL) CASE NO *4 119CA14K MARYANNE MORSE HANKERS TRUST CLERK OF THE K O M P A N Y) AS TRUSTEE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE RURAL HOUSING By: Ruth King TRUST 1917 I. A t Deputy Clerk Plalntllt, NOTICE vt AMERICANS W ITH ROBERT V HARRIS*. JR . DISA BILITIES ACT e la l , OF IH 0 Delendanlltl Administrative Order NOTICE OF ACTION No 9) 17 17771) Persons with a disability who TO; Unknown director* and need a special accommodation olllcert ol COFIN COFAMERCE lo participate In this proceeding AND F IN A N C E CORPORA should contact ADA Coordinator TION: PARKMOVEN. B V . a al X I N Park Avenue Suite C o r p o r a t io n a n d C O F IN N .X I, Sanlord. Florida 17771 al COMMERCE AND FINANCE Ita il live days prior lo the C O R P O R A T IO N ; P A R K proceeding. Telephone 1*071 HOVEN, B V . » Corporation, lit 111 41X Ekt 4717; 1 (00 911 1771 h e lrt. d t v ltt e t, legatee* or \ ITDD I or 1 100 911 1770 IV ), via grantee* and all person* or Florida Relay Service parties claiming .by. thrqugh. Publish! June 1. >0,1994 DES 74 under or againil them NOTICEOF Residence unknown FICTITIOUS NAME YOU ARE N O TIFIE D that an Notice It hereby given that I Action for foreclosure ol a am engaged In business al 70J mortgage the following properly Brlarwood D r , Winter Springs. In Seminole County, Florida Florida 17701, Seminole County. Lol 7. ORANGE ESTATES, Florlde. under the Fictitious according lo the plal thereof at Name ol JOHN’S CLEANING Recorded In Plat Book 14. Page SERVICE, and lhat I Intend lo 14. ol the Public Records ol register said name with the Seminole County, Florida Division ol Corporations. Tell* hat beer died ageintl you and hessa*. Florlde. In accordance you are required lo serve e copy with the provisions ol the ol yuur written defenses, II any, Fictitious Name Slalulet. To lo II on SPEAR AND HOFF W it: Section 14109, Florlde MAN, Attorneys, whose address Slalulet 1991 Is 70) South D ial* Highway, Janln* Lelja Coral Gablet. Florlde 71144. Publish: June), 1994 wilhm thirty (701 deyt alter the DES 79 llr tl publication ot the nollce. end lo die the original with the NOTICEOF Clerk ol Ih lt Court either belore FICTITIOUS NAME s e r v i c e on S P E A R A N D Nolle* It hereby given lhat 1 HOFFMAN, attorneys or Imme am engaged In business al SM dlelely thereafter, otherwise e Wh Itl Ingham Place. Lake Mery, delaull will be entered ageintl Seminole County, Florlde, under you lor the relief demanded In the Fictitious Name ol CRE the Complain) or Petition ATIVE DOCUMENTS, end that WITNESS my hand and seal I Intend to register said name ol this Court on this Itl day ol with the Division of Corpora June. I« 4 Hons. Tallahassee. Florida. In (SEAL) accordance wllh the provisions MARYAHNE MORSE ot the Fictitious Name Slalulet. A t Clerk ot the Court To Wit: Section MS 09. Florid* By: Ruth King S la lu tts lffl. A t Deputy Clerk Daniel B Thomas Publish: June3.10.1*94 Publish: June], 1994 OES 17 DES 71 CELEBRITY CIPHER C*<*Lh''% Cif-I’wsf crypitoyramt »r t citalvd from quolalioni by l*mc,ua fwcrpie pail arid fwftMrt ia e fi lattaf m it** u p t + t a.i*ndt for another ta lly a cAj# J • E • S N Z P Q D N W O A A D W W P D N Y W MO FH P Q Z H J Z E U O N O f FH O U W D * W . ’ — VB Z F V H Z W F Y D M F S B P F Y V Z E P W . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: *1 don’t behevo trashy conianl is n roquisito ol a lunny or touching or compelling drama." — Dixio Carter. O F F T H E L E A S H © b y W .B . P a rk r' r • s r ' ' Thrill seekers of the Dark A g e s. / s m n, A IM NOTICEOF PUBLICATION E 90 Joseph Payton F 04 AilheaPeterson D 31 Adames Lewis E IS Kathleen Reynolds B I!Dwayne Mllchelt A 14 Thomas Btauchesne Personal Property consisting of furniture, mattresses tires lam ps, dressers, clothing electronics, industrial equip menl. miscellaneous boaet and other personal Items, will be told at public auction in ac cordance wllh flo rid * Slalulet, Self Storage Facility Act. Set lions i ) *o* and U K t lo satisfy owners lien lor rents due The public auction will be held on June lath 199*. 10 OT A M at the (SIlow ing address AAA Security Storage TvW W, Air pur 1 tli.es Sanlord, FL 17771 Publish Jufw 1, 1*94 DES 71______ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO t 9) 1447 CA I* L B ROADNAIIONAL BANK. Plalntlll. vs S TE P H E N I RACHLIN. NATIONSBANK FLORIOA. N A . UNI TED STAT ESOF AMERICA: SPECIAL I FED LAWN M AINTENANCE. TIM E SIMPSON. CONSTANCE RACHLIN Oeltndanllt) NOTICEOF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ihe I pursuant to an Amended Summery Final Judgment ol Foreclosure dated May 11. 1994 In C at* No 91 1)41 CA 14 L. In the Circuit Court In end lor Seminole County, Florida In which B R O A D N A T IO N A L BANK It Ih t P la ln tlll and STEPHEN I. RACHLIN. al a l , are the Delendanls, I will tall lo Ihe highest bidder for cash at the Watt Front door ot the Seminole County Courthouse. Sanlord. Florida at I t . 00 a m on Ihe 14th day ol Juna. 1)94. the following described real proper hr a t sat lorlh In Ihe Summary Final Judgment ot Foreclosure E X H IB IT '-A " Begin 717 Iret East ot the NW corner ol the NE W ot Section 14, Township TO South. Range 79 East, tald point being on Ihe Easterly right ol way ol the Longwood M a rk h a m Road; thanca East 1190 leal to the NE corner ol fh* NW % ol Ihe NE Ik ol the NE tk ot tald Sactlon 14; I hence South 41 degree* Weil 919 11 1*91; thence West 111 71 leal more or lest to Ihe SE corner ol the properly described In Deed Book 190, Pege 714, ol the Public Record* ol Seminole County. Florida; thence North too teal; theme West j i t 71 leel more or It t t to Ihe Easterly R igh t ol-W ay of Ihe Long wood Markham Road; thence Northerly along tald right ol way to lha point ol beginning, all lying end being In Seminole County, Florida From a point on the Easterly boundary ol Ihe right ol way ol M a rk h a m Longwood Road whar* the North Section line ol Section 14, Township X South. Range 79 East crosses laid right olw ay. run Southerly M feet along tald right ol way lo the point ol beginning; run thence East tor a distance ot 114,71 1**1 along a common boundary wllh those cerlaln tends described In Olllclal Rec ordt Book 1112. Pag* I ) 10. Seminole County. Florlde; run Ihenc* South along a common boundary wllh Ihe aloremen llontd tor a distance ol 2X 00 leeti run them * North 7g*79'll" W ttl tor a distance ol 77I.9J feet lo a point on tha a lor (mentioned Easterly right ol way lint ol Markham Longwood Road; run Ihenc* North I7, 40'00" East along said right ol way line lor e distance ol 11100 feel lo the point ol beginning, ell lying and being In Seminole County, Flor­ id*. D A TFP Ih lt lllh day ol May, 1(94. MARYANNE MORSE CLCRKOF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY: Jen* E. Jastwlc Deputy Clerk Publish May 17 & Junel. 1994 DER 771 C L A S S IF IE D A D S S e m in o le 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 O rla n d o - W in te r P a rk 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 CLASSIFIED DEPT nouns 14 conttcutlvt limes..... ...... 57c a lint 7 constcuthr* times----------70« a Una 3 consKutlva tlmgs........ ....81* a ling Itlm e -------- ------------------ $1.191 line Ralta ait ptr Issue, bestd on 3 Unis * 3 Llnaa Minimum r S B K T Vis a NOW ACCEPTING Sc hndukng may avkalo Hetakl Adverbs*! *1 lh# exist ol on whhborul da y c.um nl When you gel results Pey only hr days your ad runt ot late earned Use k« description lor las let I resists Copy must OtXuw atcaptaMa rypu grappa at term -Commavaal frequency rale* Me avadaMe DEADLINES Tuesday thru Friday I? Noon The Day Bake* Publication Sunday 17 NoonFrxlay • Monday S 3 0 P M Fnday A D JU S T M E N T S A N D C R E D IT S : In lh a ev en t erf a n erro r In a n ad, th a S a n lo rd H erald w ilt b e reep oneltrfe to r th a flrat In t e n Io n o n ly an d o n ly lo lh a e x te n t o l lh a e o t l o f th a I In a arlio n . P laaa a check yo u r ad for a c c u ra c y th a A n t d a y it rune. 31— P t s o m Is ADOPTIONS Free medical car*. Irampor •alion. counseling, prlvel# doctor plus living ••pent** Bar 17)1111 Claarwater Alternay je M F f k k e r le e e m w e O E N H C M E N Loon-g (tu -r lasatlonT Looking for light louch body rub*» Dating? Parliat? Look no former Cell Diamond Mm# Entertainment X 7 241 7*40 Now Hiring 25—Special Notices FEMALE lo help with driving and gas from Sanlord 10 Term Rets Leavlngk/10 1119)41 HONOR YOUR GRADS Honor youf graduate with a m e t sage on our G ra d u a le t Gr patina page, In Iho classified section ol the Sanlord Herald on Juno 8th and Harold Advertiser on Juna 0th Your massage will ba a tubule lo make your graduates’ proud moment sornolhiria lo cherish lor a Idotimel ♦1—Monty to Land HEEP DRIVING AND STILL GET THE MONEYI All you need I* your title Jack Olamond lor appotnlmeoi UP 7979 7 1 - H e l p W anted EMPLOYMENT 323-5176 _________WEW.iimtt, ADO TO YOUR INCOME SELL AVON NOW! CALL 177 4 H I or 1)2*414 “ ADVERTISING SALES IMMEDIATE OPENING The Sanlord Herald It now hiring lor lha position ol Classified Display Account Representative Oulie* will Include servicing current *c counts and toikiling new * t counts Salary plus com mission, mileage end health benefits Prior ad sales and or layout avparianc* a plus pr>or esperienco catkng on car dealarships desirable Please send or fas resume lo XO N French Av* IHwy 17 971 S anlord, FL 17771 F a r 407 111 9401 or c a ll Iho A d v e r tis in g M a n a g e r, etr i n less _ AGENTS REAL ESTATE I Nothing succeeds like success We re welimto our >rd decade ol iraming luccesslul agents No IxenteT We ll help! WATSON REALTY CORP REALTORS W H 44 APPLIERS S ll HR W elrein local work 111471 9T7S _______ APPOINTMENT SETTERS Part lima evenings Good al litudt tag 5k 114 per hour plus bonuses 5. P p n 9pm . , , Stiious Inquiries OAljl C ilH IH W S ' ASSEMBLERS Sm electronics m iniature soldering experience neces sary Dependebilty a must Good benefits Magnalon* Hearing Ak>s X I U * 3<77 AVON predecH IA **. Bern l* K 2 \ No door door P T/F T Sendl J 1 1 II9 1 I 4449** l i t * EARN 14000/1*009 Per Month It you have courage call! __ ) 4 i l r x )4hr, rat, isisg. * DRIVER WANTED * 4" PHOTO GREETING 111 00 Deadline Juna. k lh a tlP M Monday. LINE GREETING 1 lints minimum SI X . each add 11Iona I line UN Add S i n lor diploma artwork Prepayment required CALL EARLY TO RESERVE YOUR SPACE 111 H it t r i l l 9991 71-HelpWanted DISPATCHER WANTED LABORERS NEEDED. Skill*# and unskilled Days Cell between 1 1 Full lime lee high velum* aula Paris. Musi have knowledge *1 ere*. Call 447 1741 DRIVERS WANTED PRIVATE PARTY RATES 8:00 A.M.-9:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRI0AY CLOSED SATURDAY ASUNDAY 71-H tlp Wanted Qualified, trperiem ed pro due* hauler Long distance, CDL required Cloan M V R. _______ Call 9971X-1)44 ELECTROMECHANICAL All three shills available 41 7117 X an hour X open positions Siemens. Shorn berg. Carlson has relainad TRAN5W ORLD SERVICES OROUP lo slall many ol Ihelr electronic positions It you have t aperl* net In any ol lh* following, call our olflc* Im mediately ■ Commercial Soldering * Rework, touch Up * F M Assembly ■ Wire Wr apping (Contact Machine Operators eW ire/Cab i# Harness 444 4471 EXP INDUSTRIAL SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS Mon Thuti. 9's hr work days Pd holiday A vacation Apply alt Sen (X I. 7)4* Old Lake Maer E E .. S*rrfprrf>ll-Xi4 HOME EVERY WEEK ODOMETER MILES I ALL STOPS PAID ORIVERS WILL AVERAGE $41,000 THIS YEAR O V 6 R 2 1V OF OUR O R IV E R S W IL L E A R N 547 000 t THISYEAR PLUS VACATION PAIO ORIVER S M E D IC A L AMO LIFE IN S U R A N C E P A ID RE CRUITlNG NONUSES FREE UNIFORMS N A T IO N W ID E C O M M O N C A R R IER H IR IN G FULL T IM E O T R ORIVERS M in im u m age 11. 1 yrs veratusU* O T R avperienc* Class A' C O L Clean driving record BABYSITTINO in my Sanlord home All a g tt SCC trained 111 1417week 131 *0*9 55— B u sin e ss O p po rtu n itie s C A N A D IA N L O T T O . E e rn 110011100 weekly promoting Canadian Lotto 1 good people needed Full training, Starl up Horn S » 901 455 PLAY PAPER ROUTE Sanllnal. San ford area No collections Orowlh Musi loll TO M I4 eyes TAKE CONTROL! You can ba In charge ol your future I Set your own goals, work your > own hours, ta rn at much as you want. 510 Billion, Well established West Coat! com pany Here's your chance lo get In early I'll show you how. Cell ledey. Sheryl 14*1)549 91*9 5 9 -F ln a n d a l S e r v i c e s ___ ATTENTION HOMEOWNER5I Mortgage Savings Programwill save you 110,000 or more In Interesl Build equity In your home X0% taller I ■ No Refinancing Required I * No Cheng* ol Lenderl Call lor Ire* information 407 X 5 4417 L e g a l N o t ic e NOTICEOF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* It hereby given that I am engaged In business el 09* E. 4X. Casselberry, FL 17707. Seminole County. Florida, und#r the Fictitious Nam * ol COM PUTER MAX WAREHOUSE. IN C ., and lh al I Intend to register said name with the Division nt Cr>»p<>c»Hens, Telia has***, Florida, In accordanca w llh Ih t provisions ol lh * Fictitious Nam * Statute*. To W ll: Section 14109. Florida Slalulet 1991. Lidia Alomo fiarrkhelawan ... Publish: Junel, 1994 OF K 34 MACHINE OPERATORS Longwood m all m arketing company seeks erparlenced mall inserter or sorter Per manenl position Never a tool Help Pttsonntl, 1 29-M i l MAIDS Join ServtceMaid and bo hot* every day wllh high quality work and you cin earn lha right la work bom home Our leaders average 5X0 plus a week It you have worked lor other meld services call today and you can start tomorrow I 111-4141__________ MEDICAL IPN IIP M (AM shill Full lime Apply in person al Lakeview Nursing Cantor *1* E Second 1 Ire *I. Seniord _____ MEDICAL CNA Energetic, sell starter CNA needed to Astisl m carrying out programs lor our Re hobilltitle*/R estorative O* pertment Mutt be certified In the slat* of Ftor id* Apply srtthM i 4*N Mwy 17 91 Debary, FI 9*1444*41* REED TRANSPORT, INC IBM INDUSTRIAL DRIVE DELANO, FL0KIDA 32724 904 731-2771 ____ ____ E O E _____ HOUSEKEEPING SUPERVISOR M u l l have housekeeping supervisor experience in a healthcare tailing Knowledge o l O B R A and OSHA r e ­ quirements highly desirable Drug tree work place Apply within Debar y Manor 44 N Hey 17 (1 Debary. FI _______ 447 44# 44)4_________ HUDSONS FURNITURE DRIVER Mostly Orlando area Wage bated on aip a ritn c * Hell day - insurance benefits Apply #1)7*4 W F k tl Slreal. Sealerd SANFORD HERALD IS NOW HIRING PRESS CATCHERS/HELPERS * Pert Time, On C ell!! a * Must Be Dependable Nd * * phone cells Apply in person * e SANFOROHERALO o V ) 0« N French Av# , Senterd * MAINTENANCE REEDED H V A C /o w n tool*. Apply 471 S. Orlando Dr., Sanlord. FL am ................................m m MATS UPHOLSTERY E x p e rie n c e d u p h e ltfs r ) person. Call tor a p p t m 4994 M EDICAL NURSING ASSISTANT All th ill* Full Urn* and par tlmg Only those having tap* Hence a t a Meeting A u liltm in long term car* end being able to show pcout of re g litr* lion to take the course or c h a lle n g e the las t upon application should apply Mult bo carttllod no lator than *0 day* after M r*. Drug tree workplace Debary Manor 44 N. H w y ll t l Oakery. PI _________44744*404_________ * MOUY MAIDS/MAIDS * F /T M P .4 4 Will train P /T llyar delivery. 74/ 5042 $ ORDER TAKERS t V m l*4* Amusement new hir­ ing tor full and part time position* lo r n 1144 per day full time. SM per day pert time. Per personal Interview call John; 4474*4 444* PANEL SAW OPERATOR Per computer!!*# panel tew lip e r le n c * required. Im . mediate opening n »»S ** P U T TIME M in i storage fa cility win tram Ideal tor rottr* m e a n mmmiSMi£ THIS W EEK S M m n A MOVING SALE Good turn . book*, mltc ttull 10* Wilkin* Circle. Sanlord Saturday 4 Sunday I Xam 7 Xpm CALL or APPLY al BIG MOVING'SALET' " Some fu rn itu re, antique*, ctothlng. ale 11)0 Myrtle Av* F h and Sal FNIOAT 4 SATURDAY 1*1 Hidden Lea* D r . Sanlord L e t t *1 g e e d S lu ll I * X em apm __________ M U L T I F A M IL Y SA LE Camper shell, bird cage. *• witerbed. plant*, turn . baby, kitchen item* IIS ) Myrtle St., Sanford 1091 Sanford Av* . near Lk Jscaup I Sat A Sun* I SATURDAY ONLY! _ BLACKMAMMOCK Community Yard Sato 4 Ralll* To banatlt Florida Av* tame roadway From Oviedo or Winter Spring*, taka ST RO 414 to DeLeon Turn Hghl on Fla A v *. 1*11 on Ston* St X * ( I X Saturday Sum 4pm EVERYTHINGSCOESI Moving I Baby tu rn , itoapar tot*, couch A tovo seat, din rm sal. girl* canopy bed w/all a c c a ts o rta *. m ic ro w a v e , drattar. twmg tat, Fithar Price and Libia ly t* toy*, tile hen war a adult, children A maternity clelhat. w a in *' lot* ol m ite F rl A Sat. Sam 1pm *11 Siivargato Loop L* Mery IL ik t Wood W*»tl GARAGE SALE Fridoy and Saturday, S to 1 M U Jattorson Av# t btecss east * f Mattonvtlto Ditna* antique*, mltc . kid* doth** •GARAGE SALE AD BARGAIN Call In your garage tale ad by I I noon on Tuesday and taka advantage of our special garage sal* *d price11 Call Classified now tor details! 3222(11 LEASING AGENT P /T Frl 4 le i laniard Ceuft Apts. Call tor *n eppt. TO-SXt lam 1pm. l i t Plnecrett Dr . Santore Letter pood stub! SATURDAY ONLYI Baby ctottw*. red A green plaid ceuch, line lew iery. c lathing, pur*#*, and mere 11 It Osceola Dr , Santord SUNRISE KIWANIS CAJtAGE SALE June a, • X am l i t ) Country Club Rd . Senterd Household item*, computer equipment, furniture, es ertl** equipment. p la n t ) P r e c ta d ) b e n ttit Khetofthlpt THREE FAMILY SALE Cloth**, bed. dr**sect, teals, and m ix Point*ttia Drive end Senterd A v* FR ID A Y ANO1ATUROAY P t YARD SALE Let* *1 mi*c Friday, *JX 4 1 and Saturday, 4/4.4 II. T 1441 Or and* leer Aye., loatot# 107 WILKINS CIR • Sanlord Saturday A Sunday. 4t“ PanltanK t v , cluck*, lamp*. 1 wh*4t bike, much more i X A m T J FAMILY SALE Saturday, June 4, (am lpm Something tor everyone I 147 Shannon Dr . Sanford _________IPtnocrectl_______ 419 S. SCOTT AVE. Sanlord F R I-IA T SUN. 9 am a pm. Anllqu* picture (ram#*, knick neck* and houaahold mltc. ,i Full time Musi kava late medol scene vehicle fee le u l deliveries utlllllng personal vehicle. Call le i n e t 4-IS S C.O.D. MESSENGERS S Full or pari lime Must be at least 14 yrs ot ag e. have tollable transportation and m u ll be b o n d a b lt Fo r p e rs o n a l In te r v ie w c a ll Ruth.*. 40/4*4 0)4/ CARE FOR ELDERLY MAN Room and board, small sala ry Phone 1714949___________ s< ~CARPENTERS 27—N u rs e ry & ____ C hild C are SPRINT lTAFFIMO.il* Mil 7 t —H tlp W anted Musi hey* reliable transport* lion end own tools Sanlord area Pleas* call Jim; X I 1411 Commirclil Laundry Service Needs dependable pert lime help Several positions avail able Call for appointment __________ lie-1141__________ DENTAL RECEPTIONIST' Dynamic, erparlenced. Indi vldual needed lor mulll dll dplinery offlc« Scheduling, colltdlon, Insurance, phone skill!, recall, pallanl relations and comupltr llltrocy a must Those with denial tiperience need only apply Salary com mensu-ale wllh (sperlenc* Available Immediately _______ 9*4 77147*4_________ DENTAL ASSISTANT Bsperlenced evpanded duties Assistant needed for mulll disciplinary surgical and pro s f h e t lc r a c o n i l r u d l v e pradlca. Energetic Individual wllh strong individual and team skills, willing lo go lh* extra mile, a must Salary and benefits commensurate wllh experience 944 775 4X4 DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Allamonta/Sanlord Full end perl time Mature Individual wllh denial tiperience 49/hr. Sand Resume lei Or. Patrick DelHere, PO Bos 447. lak e M iry , FL 12)04____________ - DENTAL ASSISTANTS Allemonla/Senlord Full and part lima. Maluro Individual wl'h Florida corllflcate* re­ quired. 5* 49/hr lend Return* lei Or. Patrick Delflore. PO Box 547, Lake Mary, FL 17744 DRIVERS NEEDED A G CARRIERS. Tavares. FI, a well ttla b l'th td and grow Ing Central Florida based company oilers you: * 2 X to 79« per mile * Up lo 11.000 ml. per mo estop Oft Pay * Unloading Pay * Vacation Pay * Safety A Performance Bonus espouse li.rtlng Program * Average Trips 7 Days * Lai* Model Conventional Tractors It you have 1 years tractor trailer, OTR and snow and Ic* ■ ■per lance plus a good driving record, call I 444114 (MO Notice C a rp e t C leaning FLORIOA STATE R IO U IR E S all conbadort be registered or c*rtlll*d To verity e tlat* c o n tr a c to r ) b e e n * * call i log )47 7*40 Occupational License* are required by the county end can be vended by celling 111 U K . t i l 7412 SAM'S CARPET CLEANINO plus strip and bull Itoer*. R eildenllal/com m arctol 14 I 0141 hr* m 1541, beeper 444 Additions & Remodeling RES./COMM. Vinyl Siding . Alum Fram ing. D ryw all. Door*, booling, Concrete 111 4411 . S.O. Eallnl, CEC4I9444 R ESIDENTIAL R EM ODEL!NO Carpentry, painting, alumi­ num *o«il work. CGCA04110 119-5)44 before 9pm Air Conditioning SHERMAN’S AUTO REPAIR Coldetl air In town Auto A truck air conditioning tytlem t repaired or Installed Freeetl X y rte ip e rle n c * 171X09 Cleaning Service QUALITY CLEANINO Indiana butlnett relocated to Florida. 10 yr* erp Excel, ret*. Very reatonabl*. 117 2415/177 1144 W ILL Clean home* and olflc** V *ry reaionebi* ra id . Free tttim ato tl 14 year* u p ari *nce Call anyllme. I X 111* Concrete CAPTAIN CONCRETE, Woyn* B#*l I Man Qvallly Optra I loo I I X - 1771/424-M41_______ QUALITY CONCRETE WORK. I I yoar* tx p . R aaionabl* Lie /In * 111-1144 E le c tric a l M A S T E R E L E C T R IC IA N . Repair addition, com m /rat. Llc/ln* IER0004191 171 4475 flo o r in g (^ e rp e n try * AMICK Cuitom Woodcralt A D esign. S p a c la liiln g In Shelving. Cabin*!*. Futnilura, Racondlllonlng, Rallnlihlng, Boat Repair, Hull A Interior General Carpentry 174 4171 CARPENTER All kind* ol hom* rapalri, pointing A caramlc _ d l* Richard Grot* 171 1972 S A O E n ltrp rltei Trim, painl ing. handyman service*. Lie d A im d For lha batl quota In towncall lodayl 471 9141 HARDWOOD FLOORING Install Sanding Flnllhlng I^MOUEN^JJJltomTtl H o m e Im p ro va m a n t ABSOLUTE Carpantry: trim, metal tludt, rastoratlon work, drywall, door*, tiding, dackt, porch*!. Llc/ln* 171-1447 AL DOFS ITALLI . C a rp e t/ In s ta lla tio n " Fla It Hghl at a price you can afford Llc'd/lm . From ila rt to finish Carpentry, plumb Ing, alaclrlcal. and roollng •vc*. 2 1 yr* ol axparlanca. No Iob too big or im all. Call 114-1444 «r 117 4 I H 14 heur* C A R P E T -M IL L DIRECT Big Dtsceunt* F«m*ut Brandi F lrtl Quality, Tap Una. Stolnmattar. Saxonla*. Tracklat*. Sculpluratl* 99 installed Commercial Itv tl loop* 11.99 yd 407 174 4444 HOME A OFFICE RBFAIRS. Electric, plumbing A/C r t p a ir * D o o r* , w in d o w ), ic ra a n i, call, lan t, water h a a la ri. carpantry, dackt. custom (urn., woodwork All al alttrdabto prlcatl Mt-1191 tio m e Im p ro ve m a n i1 AFFORDABLE HOME Rapalj Dapandabl* All p/kRtat Cal tor Fraaatt. Michael 17131^4! RITE-W AY W I N H O V V Ilf La w n Service , R A IN IO W LAWN SERVICE • No lob* lo big or tmolC R a ild a n tla l/C o m m e r lc a L leaned/1 nmrod. 407-H4-«4~ RANDY'S Q U A LITY LAWNr Compiaia pro car* sine* IMO’ Cleanup*. haullng.M147l4 i S O U T H E R N Lawn m a in t r nance. Quality work at • fait price. Fraa attlm alt*. US-4144 TOM A JE F F '* LAWN CARE] R t* /Comm., dependable, low retail Fra* t i l .............IX - 7070 Painting M V IS I SON PAINTING ; A PRESSURE WASHINO . Fraq t it , 14 yr* oxp. D4-444) • Pre ssu re C leaning DUN R IT fli Clean drlvawayii roots, pool da ckt, w alk*; houta* F ra a ttl. MI-4171 P h o to g ra p h y ■EACH, Sparti an# w a M in **’ Mobil equip-unique pricing. For Info c#ll 33d-#4Q3— "Tr^al . Service ECHOLS TR EE SVD Llc'i. ln il “ Lai lha Prolasitonal* do It.'j Frooatllm atM ............77)7 Advertise Your Business Every Day For As Low As $45 Per Month. Call Classified, 322-251 l �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, Juno 3, 1994 - 7B . 7 1 —H e lp W onted 97—A p a rtm e n ts Fu rn is h e d / R e nt RICIPTIONIST/SECRETMV In office n ig n l raq 10am 4pm....................IS IS hr YOUTH COUNSELOR N M drd lor lu m m tr comp '• program Saturday* h m ]pm land raiuma and r t l ' l la. I T * Learning Canlar, Inc., P.O. * Baa m , laniard. FI l ) » l ana SALES NEW CAREER r94 11.00011.000 weekly Maka Immadiala Incoma, Mrvlca hundred! of ratall accounli. •a c llln g m u llc and video product* Weakly reorder*, bunuto* Cal 11 1 1 I I ) 1)44 S E C U R IT Y O F F I C I I ) Job • training Armed A unarmed Branlly A Anoc U i 03*1 _ SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS IS o p e n in g * lo r la r g e manulaclurlng company lo calad In tire Sanford area In d iv id u a l* w ith te w in g background lhal can d a rt Immodialtly contact TR AMSWORLD I t RV IC E ! OROUP444 M il ALL U TILITIE S PAID I lldrm. carpet, blind*. A/C. SMS plu* *oc Nopal* MO toaa IF F IC IE N C Y . carpel blind*, appll A water paid IJM mo plus ter Noimit IJO ioaa SANFORD I room allnrnc y w/pvtbalh I person t)lw k ______ SIS0*ac ) ) ) W i ____ SANFORD. I room atllcency w 'pvt lialh I per ton ttSwk SANFORD I bdrm Complolo privacy T tilk Irons hospital ttOO'wk plu* *700 sec In dtide*. u til,) » ) ? ) ) _________ S FURNISHED RMS children * pelt OK SJM mo . IDS tec ‘ ssaaisi 107- M o b i l e H om es / Rent «no*tc.O T> *»____ 99—A p a rtm e n ts U n fu rn ish e d / R e nt MARINER’SVILLAGE TELEMARKETING K .*__ 73— E m p lo y m e n t W anted 115—Ind ustria l Rentals Lah» Ada t bdrm 1140 mo Jbdrm 14)0 mo and op 123 1670 SANFORD I lldrm l mo mo plu* security All ulilihet pa-d exepiatec i n im j SANFORD I bdrm garage apt In downtown hitlorlcal di* trie I LJOg/monlh plu* 1100 depo«U OT t l i * SANFORD I B D R M *))* mo plu* deposit No pel* __________ OT JOT__________ I BEDROOM FREE MONTH IP E C IA ll ) bdrm* A elite avail Can Jarr^ IJ IU V ) 1/2MONTHFREEff I Bdrm / I ftalh I I I lt)o SHENANDOAH A PA K TM f NTS ) BDRM ) BATH Apt CMAA ifWChabl* And dryve All fcl*<h#n «ppiiArK»% 14)5 m tot i L I V I IN MOM I COMPANION Light houttt««pm g *H t» •ncM Call 11) 3tS0 91—A p a rtm e n ts / House to Share 103—Houses Unfurnished / Rent "" RENT WITH OPTION Pin#<rt%t 1 /1 pool hom*. fane td tS ff mu lij m u m HOMK TO SHARE Ol'een furm thad Single or oldar coopia HOP »> i n a»va_____ 93—R oo m s to r Rent A QUIET, CLEAN AM in San lord Kitchen A phone u*e cam laundry IM A up to* east C A S H TV, phone kit ptiv Mors drinking mature male peel. 1)1 wk.SMdap 1)1 S4*e CLEAN ROOMS tmgie tiarbng t)l/w k K itc h e n , phone v laundry, video gemet oft - ttreet parking 1104431 FUAN AM *70 wk , util in - ^ u d ad wathar; dryer, pool lull houag pay t ) H H l__ ROOM FOR RENT lig ht k.i,h en prlvilleg* 1*1 and latl Mature adult peel. j)4 s m .S A N FO R D Working people' • Why pey to much tor e room when you can have belter lor hell the price) Check it out I ____ SANTORO 1 I hJ' fyi M a th cent H A carpet lib * n t * l 1 ft «4U 44 * S ft 9*4 3*. 1*1} S A N T O R O ) BDRM j HATM S4J5 mo plot deposit Noptfe m SANFORD . < s»t. labpfronl hovl* 14V3 mo __ II I J J • Stenslrom Rentals •SUNLANO I / ) * family rm. pool. CHA. M ' t m o U U i K • SANTORO H I apt « / u r porch tplc SJ/l'm oS'M • SA NTORO l / I . S ) story duple*i CHA |4 V0 mo MW sac • SANFORD A 14 J 2 5. dbi g«r*g« tpic. ig yard, * a ii a septic |ki|Cryrso MW M>C • D A LTO N * • 1-4 u , w dbi gafag*. ig K t porch. Epic, c if an I f «J fmo t'BOO' *tc • SANTORO ) / l Apt *cr patio CHA 1400 mo S)00 sac • SANTORO 1/3 di/pliN. largo rooms, CHA, garage* 4440 mo 1300 s#f • S U N LA N O J /l a ic r ______ lit two Carport, CHA JIM) no SANFORD Quiet, clean, cenven I Sfenitrsm Realty. Inc lent tannery. *ecure detira "W» Manage your Him *, trie room 111 toot like* it w ii our own " Jim Doyle 111 14*9 Alter iP M U0 MM 97—A p a rtm e n ts } BDRM, I BATH *<th Florida F u r n is h e d / R e n t rm fiftpfaca, h#* isair MW pint dtp No pal* 1)1 Oats J BEDROOM, a bath, tent h A family rm Only S)00 d o *n ‘ NOTICE Alio 4 bdrm. a bath available A ll rental and real ttla le Alb about Our HUD hornet! advertltemenlt are >ub|ect lo Why rent? THE HILLIM AN the Federal Fair Houtlng A d OROUP. INC Realtor 331 • ) ) ) which m ake* It Illegal lo 1/1 # Newly renovated, fenced adveftite any preference, hm rear yd No pet* u io mo * Ita llo n or d lic rlm ln a llo n Sail/dep 123 U?/ aft Spm____ bated en raca. color, religion. M BOMM HOME >oo»iing lor a H r , handicap, familial tia lu t good family with reference!. penal tonal origin C/HA. family room, fenced yard |SiR/mo 242 2413 HOM ES SW EET H O M E S • Single Story Design • No One Below or Above • Energy • Efficient Studio, 1 & 2 Bedroom Affordable Apartments • Friendly, On-Site, Dependable Management I Attic Storage, Private Patio & More! S c u t^ y id & < w it s4fMWt*Ke*U& O F F IC (/w *r*h *u t* sp*ct IKW Sq I I P r im * location *1 entrance fo Central F I* R* ^^on4l^A U gorl^O ))J^)4C ^^ 1 1 7 —C o m m e rc ia l R enta ls IDEAL LOCATION lor enllqu* mini mail High visibility and tr*Mlc count 1,100 tq It build Ing on lerg* lot SKW'month plu* tec Hall Realty l» W M SANFORD In , leave toned C 1. J/0V Country Club Rd Appro* 1*00 tq tt Large paved, lanced and lighted perking lot or storage era* SltOplutla* Coll Dick Joyce _________ 40) 173 4410_________ 118—O ffic e Space / Rent NEW Sanlord attic** and O' warehouse* 400 ) *00 iq tt Special HM/isso 1111*14 IANFORD O il.,* space, M 0 *q II building total 1300 *q It per oill<a uni I ) ) l ) 00<__ 100 IQ FEET lor loot* on I ) ft, tuccatslul aalltin g ancho, bui.net*** Qood perking and lighting G reat visibility ^ s k i^ ta a O jn o lT la a M w o r * 141 —H om es tor Sale AFFORDABLE HOMES VENTURE I PROPERTIES THA/VA few at 4 ' i \ A NO'i owftff llrumca few f t 1404/m *I Gov't T*r*cfeii»r*t. R *p *il Wmirsol*. Oratsf*. Volusia I 1*4.*901 4/3! Uv dm tam rm i •a tin h it sac writ y. va felllt*! C OIY CUSTOM iphf Dining fa m ily r m i A p p h a n c a i. garaga. fenced yd 144 TOO POOL HOMBI J 2. 1,000 fe ttt L iv din , fa m ily , game room* Scr porch' U l S00 Landscaped 3/). t/1 aertt Appl. Iiw.dm. lam rm i S41S00 S U N K E N F A M IL Y RM A comm pool Llv. dm, tam rm * appl . acr porch, aacurl ty *y Ham and gar*g*l t f . f t t •R IC K V I feMR-tfe* am. 4»wt rm * *«c *y*fem. *cr porch, fenced yd * oarage1 144 S00 ASSUME NO QUALIFIES! CUSTOM w *plit bdrm pfenl Dining, family rm *. appl trr»d yard ia*2 mo tfe SOO PRC FORECLOSURE! J 2 *pi.f liv . din , vat in bitch fenced w garage IV lV m o Ife.fW CUSTOM built ) 2 spill, llv din eat In bitch , appl gar*g* IS41 mo 142 900 P A U L 3 2 1 -4 7 0 4 ALTAMONTE ) bdrm ) bath Ig lot on cul da tec Brantley School* »4» 000 m 11)0 *7H<%6e 7^<vtacU<ie tyrM /i s4 d c0 te 4 & .. . DUPLEX. SANFORO. 1 bdr. I be. IMO/mth rani, owner II nance *44 000.))) 1444 141—H o m e s fo r Sale 141—H o m e s fo r Sete ArronoAiiE LONOWOOD 4/7 tplll, noo» tq ft. Lg torn rm . w/fplc, ter pool, goedtchool 99K )«) SOM 4 bdrm. I I/Jbolh. UO.MW VENTURE t F R O F IR T IIS MARY E T O O IN BATEMAN REALTY 321-0754.......... 3217757 C A ttE L R E R R Y Haaulilui 3 bdrm. I<* both Naw carpet, paint Show* Ilk* a mod*11 144 ago....... .................. 4*« »)« HALL REALTY 312 Y/ Flrsl SI S.mfoicJ Caod* ) bdrm ) bain with central htat/oir OnlytTt.fOO I or I bdrm.. db< g a r . fenced. FI rm c b canttr IK .H 0 t rental unlit I Good ,4 th Howl ))K dn owner hold I tUl.000 323-5774 DEB aV v Lakalroni ) /) . ten Irol M/A. plu ta a'ra t' *40 000 W. M a lH Itw tk ), OT f W OELTONA only t*00 down IHO ms Choose from ) home* to be remodeled by builder Great opportunity Metre Prong44 4U I1__ Ilf. BANS lO KLU U iuH Ei, GuY’T (0REC10SURES, LOW DOWN ASSUME NO QUALIFIES AVAILABLE IN SEMINOLE VOLUSIA l ORANGE COUNTY SUNLANO I bdrm with *e p a r« t* recreation bldg Campietfiy fenced, tat *00 ESTATE SALKt Mt*torkcal I bdrm with I car garage Appeal ted el1 tia.boo A sieei at 143.000! Call fer detaint rmOi ’ IVT.lOK 11M ittirtrj Dcpov* WtnllonThisAdCPayNoApplkaiionFeel St. Croix Apartments s 3 2 1 - 7 3 0 3 <■ / V O n L ak e E m m a R d.* L a k e M a r y HOURS: M r, 0 - 6 ' S.*l 10 5 • Sun. C losed H E A L TY • 330 3230 SANFORO *49,990 ) bdrm I bath NIc* ora* ?•») Orange Ave Real met home I can maka you rtv. owner 4)> Slad VENTURE I PROPERTIES HUO A VA FORCLOSURIS Low downl Saminoi*. Orange and Volutia Couniwt Call lor datalltl • Lock Arbor unique laka front home Large lot *09.900 Batfs Otker ne Vanlura I Fraperttot 3340273/774-9400 *A N F O R D ) bdrm I oath Great tocationi New paint and carpet 09100 t i l 4)01 SANFORO M A Y F A IR MEADOW * M l lakalroni appliance*. »cr**n*d porch, com pool Naar shopping A got I to u r** 10) 000 W 199) SANFORD ) br l<* bath Can trol heat A air. Gat or elect service Tea many evlrat lo Htt City A county property. Include* Ita lO workshop. Awning, irrigation tytlam , lighted basketball court All in chain link fence lor pel* A kid* Close lo ell vh eel* t I) __________ to) *0*9__________ STAIRS PROPERTY «*>m m u m AACarrm , Inc .112 1214 LOW DOWN Owner will »l nance Brand new carpet, Eat In Kitchen, even a BDQ Pit on Patio! I M2 TOO Call Diana ,j The Cannon Group _ 4441 er 13112H O P EN HOUSE Call Any ol Our Agents1 They're all P H O 'I A FULL TIME I So Call ANYTIME l 322 2420*321 2720 SANFORD • LAKE MARY to ll SUMMERLIN STREET. 4 bdrm . t bath, gereg*. <antral H /A , naw paint In L out. owner financing Ste.fOO Day* 66* 0)4* EveningsUJ M l) 153—A c re a g e ____L o ti/ S a le _____ CASH IN ON DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES Ideal tor m obi la home or homo i l l * , h a rta l, calllo. farming, or nurtary Zoned agricultural *1.900 par acra Small down paym tnt with owner financing *04 36) 1))) $ pring S avings On 1,2 & 3 Bedroom Apartment Homes! Geneva Gardens 1505 W 2 5 lh S tre e t • S. in f o k ! 322-2090 HO URS: Mon. • Frl. 8:30 ■ 5:30 Managed Qy Angoito Cordon Proporiy Managemom BRAND NEW! 1 1 7 —S p o rtin g Poods a BASKETBALL HOOP Heavy d u ly m o u n ltd on m f l i ! bjekbo^rd vuilh brpees 5J$ m $2it 1»3—L a w n $ G a r d en FOR SALE WOOD MULCH Bring thovelf 110 pick up load You load 3)1 *04) 1W— Pets BL Supplies FOUND DOO. Pari Lab. Black w/'whilt chest and white on tome toes Vary well benavtd Found )/)4. Elder R d lW 4a 77) 4044 allar )p m______ OFREE TO OOOO HOME 1 cal. I hit two. both fa mala 40) ))4 4*04 altar 1PM Alter 10 dayl will goto pound GOLDEN R E TR IEVER PUPS. AKC Registered Ready logo *1*4 44) >11 )l>4 _________ PITBULL PUPPIES For tele.............. • 1)4 11)0 POT BELLY PIGS iw a akio ld Ottaen *10each OT 4ise • SKY KENNEL. Animal travel cage Vary nice Heavy con Itrucllon Medium to tmall tile DO C a ll))) *614 mo.* M O N T H FR E E S P E C IA L ' On Si:li:i.ttt(l Unit!. ' Mil Appfu .itniii I *'«• * • 0 M O N T H S I H I:L C A U L h l • Spatkllnjl Pocil • L m ;c M in i I’I. iiiv • Excfdiic Ccnlef • Em.-igy I llkivni • W /D Cfinncciliiiiv HOURS M P 8 8, Sal 8-5. Sun Qoaad 322"8696 OLDCHICAGOBRICKS P R IV A T E C O LL E C T O R It l a l l l n g T t l m P ln n a c l* Bataball card* Alto. ) Plana a r t l i l * ' p roo f* and Ryn* Sandburg to ol book Call 904 ) ! 4 ) IM 1*00 Ct Not Solid *)W 11)4111__________ 230—A n liq u e /C la s s ic C ars • CADILLAC P EV 'LL E . 19)0 ALL POWER I Only 1)000 or bedotler Pleat#call 11)0)14 ■ FO RDTH UN O ER B IR D . I9U. A ll Brlglnall Naadi to m * work *1.49) OBO 711 p ile STEEL Front Fender* lor ’14 A ’to Modal A Ford right A toll. In perlacl condition 111 1110 • 1944 FORD Pick up I / ) Ion radorad 19)4 Lot* of aafra part* A Beauty *4 400 4)0 04)7 I SOLD MV BOAT ON THE FIRST PHONE CALLI THE FIRST DAY MY AD RAN! 2 3 1-C a rs Joyc* Cattidy t boat lor tala ad tlarlad In Monday * paper By Monday evening, her phone wat ringing and her boat wat told’ • CHRYSLER IM P E R IA L ‘91 Lika naw M u d sail Only 17) 100 Call 140))*)) 9614 • LE BARON Convertible. 44 Rad, loaded, dig deih. new lop, new tire* *4 100491 IICO • 19)1 PORSCHE. 911 Targe low mltoage. show* Ilka naw *10 000 OBO OT 1IS4 1944 C H R Y S L E R L A S E R Turbo. ) speed I owner, spoke wheel* Atklog *1.100 71) 94)) • ’) ) CHEVY El Cemlno, no *r>g or Iran* . A/C. P/S. P/B. cowl hood. SS grllto *4*0 149 1191 • ' I t C H E V R O L E T C aprice Clastic, a dr . run* good loaded *4 000 OBO and 'SI Chevrolet Balalr, ) dr . run* good *1 0 0 0 0 8 0 1 )4 >11) I ) FORD BRONCO II rad. 4.4 V*. 1 *pd overdrive, A/C. P 'S P/B. Am /Fm caisall* alum, num wheal* w /o v *ril(rd lire* Good condition M u d sail 1*400 1)1 *41) • I I BRONCO I I Ercallanl condllionl Low m llail Runt graall *5 OOP Cal) 11* )*je 90 C A O I L I A C S e v i l l a burgundy, leather In f. E*c COnd 60K mi. *11.100 ) ) ) )642 Place your ad In the Sanlord Herald * d e iiilie d ad* and you'll bo crultmg on your way lotuccattl SANFORO HERALO 322 2611 131 9993 • H04 S K I/PI1H BOAT. 90 HP Marc . w /lralto' Run* graall 1)000 Partial linanca 69* )M4 • 1*11 R IO A L Medeilitn. I f to". 4 cyl In/oufboar motor w, drive on trailer *4.100 OBO 1)0 6004 or M » AM I OVA 0 ) ) Ft ORAOY W HITE. OMC. Inboard outboard, lap lir a modal *9;000 _ 0 6 0 17) *1*4 • 14 FT PONTOON beat All libarglatt. 140 HP Evlnruda Vary le t!1 Many a ilra i. Iika newl Only 19 410 17)6*10 • •I) OLAI1TR EA M IS' boat Irallar. SOhp Johnson Nave' In ta ll water, a rt condition ^ ) 600 OBO 904 m 9)19 * ' • * RENKEN X)' Cuddy cabm. omc. 1 0 . 140 hp, low hr* motivated U t9* J49 4199 Erma 2 3 5 -T r u c k s / Buses / V a n s • CHEVY BEAUVILLE VAN ‘79. I Ion. Paitengar van clean Loaded! Too much to list, mutt t*e to appreciate Only U.49S OBO . 1111)00 • FORD RANOER. LTX *1. P/S. crulte. A/C. siarao 4 )00 mi'a*. 1 yr or D.OOO ml left on wav rawly______ Call to) m i • JEEP PICK UP 4i4. 19?*. v t auto Engine and Hans r* built (about 70,000 m ilasl Naw#, interior I ) 000 )71 TOO* 219—W an ted fo B uy FIN E JEW ELRY. Diamond* R o la t't Gold Tool*. TV*. VCR* Golf Guitar*, camera* Slaraot Camera* Antique* Quill* Old pocket and w rit! w atch ** Ivo ry cul g ia tt H um m el* Slot m achine* Sword*. Kniva* Toy* Wicker Tiffany llama Oil painting*, clo ck* tlr o n /a * S tarling Ham* Oriental rug* Indent Cash Broadway Jewelry and Paws*. Ovtosto Plata, 16)44)1 SPANISH MOSS Good ar.d clean JOcperpound R utttH ‘1 Bramaliadt to) 6444 V IN T A O E W R IS T A N O POCKET WATCHES Rolec Le Coullra Mo,ado Piaget C a r tie r P a le k P h illip * Hamilton Elgin. Longlnt* Tiffan y and Co lllln o l* Vacharon Any old moon phate or chronograph wat chat Paying up to t*0 000 Indent cath )6 *4 4 )t________ WANTED to buy m llllary ralict. G erm any. J a p a n tta , US P atch**, m a la lt. dagger*, (word*, uniform *, helmets and lllghl lackatt Call Bill or Chau al Aslan Cleaner*. ))) 4966 days 1)4 9411 ave*______ W A N T E D TO BU Y CARS. Running or not 1*0and up DO 1049 221—G ood Th in g s _____fo E a l ________ HAIRDRYER Salon profaitional. Zolo* *99 Firm OT4I16 H A M M O N D organ w / aulo rhythm Eacallant cond New *7000 Asking t)*9 BUS 44 patunqer. WOOOBO 71 )9999 • OLD BICYCLES and pen* *10......... Call ) » 0)66 ^ Sanford Motor Co. 1990 CHEVROLET CIS PICK UP 44.000 m il**. V I . I spied Cleanasaplnl *10.99* ___ Call W 4J4)__ 1910 DA T H IN PICKUP 4.4 A/C tl.WOor bedolfar C a ll))) * 1 » 241— Recrea tion a l Vehicles / C a m p ers • CHEVY Motor homa. 76 Claan. runt g rta l Full bath A/C. Generator Naw awning Good lira* 111 ) 16* _____ Need* new parent*! • I t l ) COACHMAN M H. 74 II )]K ml Many aalratl Incl ganaralor Vary aasy lo drive 117.600 .............. 1)1 64so 194) C O L E M A N P OP UP CAMPER. Awning, itova and tlnk Sltap* 4 Eacallant cond *1,700 _ 111 4716 to) WINNEBAGO 14 It NaX •rglne A radiator......... *4,000 1)1 56)4 or 111 01*a U PICK. Black eyed peas *1 Zipparcraam p a t* 119 and Okra 13) 0406 U PICK BLUEBERRIES. 4)1 Gulsa Nd . Odeen 401 m i l l ) All day Sal A Sun___________ 243—T ra ile rs FULLY ENCLOSED alt Heel utility trailer Ideal lor *ub contractor* tool* 114 91)4 OSTEEN, MINI RANCH S aero*. 11% claartd. 7.000 tq tt plut barn with hydraulic llll Roc room, thop and ol flea, ) wall*. Irrigation, ) bdrm 1 bath mobile with naw la la lllti and taparala laundry Much much moral Won't lot* a lto ). *00 607 m U K ownar *1 B U IL D IN G LOTS. Laka Mary RaraatSll.fOOaachl • I LARGE B U ILO INO LOT. Ottaen. si.900 •9+ ACRES t a il ol Ottaen. S7S.900 •41 ACRES SECLUOEO but I mile away from Boltway I iW e rue I P R E -L E A S E 100 Wlllner Circle - Sanford S E P A R A T E c o m p o n e n t* Kenwood cattelt* deck Sharp CO playar. Ptonaer receiver. Fisher ) way speaker* Over JtoO Sell tor *7*0 904)14 ) i*a • 1 0 U N D I I IO N . Am Fm tlereo cattatta and * Hack p la y a r wish w ide ra n g e speakers Only t u Call *1) 99*4 • 211—A n tiq u e s / Collectibles Builder Closeout IN PRIVATE POOL COMMUNITY 308 and 310 Krider Rd. Sanford • Sanora Subdivision $5,000 MOVE IN NOW! 3227491 Bedroom ....$ 5 4 8 O N E • W EDDINO OOWN: Elegant vintage lu ll langlh gown, champagne color, Irom the SO'* Gown fe alu rat, high ruck, baaulllul titled beaded bodice and long tlltod tleavrt with talln button. Immaculal* condition, Sica I) M u tlte e to appractotal *100 Call to) 404) REAL ESTATE. INC. • 2 Bedroom....$ 4 7 7 mo.* •3 183—T e le v is io n / R a d io / Stereo IN C . SELLERS!! BUYERS!! Selurdoy, */4/*4. I I 1 Wash mgton Oak* Subdivision, 10) Elian Place. Sentoed 4 bdrm. ) bam with pool. tir*pl«c*. and security ly tttm Realty Atteclalt*. Edna 641 r n t Breeze ELEC TR IC HOSPITAL SEO lor tale Call bafora 9 )0am or otter «pm 11001))________ P U L L BOX S P R IN O A N D MATTRESS 140 A SET A UP LARRY'S MART » )4 I» HOME APPLIANCE CENTER Over 70 y ta rt In Sanlord Sato* New and Used Service all maka* A part* )04 E Commercial SI ) ) ) MA) MUST I I L L I Rich Plan mdut trial Ireoier uprightl Eac condllionl *4*111* OAK DINIHO ROOM *ET. lab.* 1 leave* 4 chair*, china cabi net With g le it lop lor table All Ilka newl tat) Call D ) 1*4* or )))444* R IF R IO fR A T O R . >1 cu II K ru n o ff *M0 DINING RM SET with china cabinet tKO ANTIQUE Mlktion Oak Deik I'M ANTIQUE oak rocker t)0 i l l 1*11 or 464 If If E R E A L T Y . 209—W e a rin g A p parel • HOUSEBOAT, llv* aboard 4)' N a u la lln *. twin onglno V drlvo. WOK D f Quern 4*51115 COUCH A N D L O V I t l A T . atcaiiani condition, alto mite Item* t u CMto or )33tse4 • D IN ETTE S IT Oval labia lA" a 4 4 'and 4 chair*. *4) Can deliver to) 40*0 223—M iscellaneous • BASKETBALL CARDS, over 3*0 card! from 19S9 90 with album and protective pages * 1 0 0 ___ Call 1)4 0911 • OAS OR ILL Charbroll in cluda* lank and propane, lava rock*, wood lh a lv a t. two burner* with dual control* Only *101 Call OT 73/4 ___ FLOCK OF CHICKENS. Egg layart and vary haallhy. I)S Plea** call O T Ito l A + B IS T A PPLIANCE h4* Kanmore w ith e r* Fra* da llvory Warranty 114 MAI A t B IS T A PPLIANCE hat Kenmore wathar* Fra* da llygry. Warranty 114 114* a AAA RAY'S APPLIANCE a 111 I French Ave. Sanlerd R a t r Ig a r a l o r . S t o v e * . Wathar* Dryer* Free > yr labor warr Dal avail I1A000) • BENTW OOD ROCKER. Really nice OnlyttoCall M l*** a W HITE CORN FOR SALE * Marlwafhar Farms ^ ^ s a i^ C a la r^ v r^ S a n to rr^ ^ 203— Livestock and Poultry 215—B o a t s and ____ A c c e s s o rie s ____ a im S T E N S T R O M YORKSHIRE TE R R IE R PUPS. AKC. Blua/tan, mala. Phono ^ 7 D )O T a a v a im a t t a 2 a _ _ _ _ 1 1 1 —Ap p lia n ces / F u rn itu r e M ANAGEMENT A R E A D Y Janet Minsfitld. 3237271 * M ay rates sub|oct to change 1 Bedroom SEABR EEZE a * a a a a * a a a a a a a STELTE H K A M P R X C H A N Q I OR S IL L your property located Anywherat Investor* RooHy, > t* M H __ FOR L A L I ) bedroom P ib o in Wathmglon 04 * t I t * *00 • 1 Bedroom ....$ 3 9 9 mo.* ,.,l a Oav'f, Bank Faractoterat. a Atlanta N* OualHy a Hama* wins tte * DOWN I a a Sanlerd Historic Ottfrlcfl a Cut* 1/1. great apaculallv* a value................ Ul.voo a a Lake Mary Sckaelt I a ) / ) evsdo. towetl area SI. a all appl W /D Ut.900 a a Oev'l Down Fay maul I I I a Limited Call Today! Lie RaalEtlolaBrctoar 3440 San lord Av* Town Centre Apartments Beautiful 1 ,2 & 3 Bedroom Apartment Homes Available .III 6 .A V I nth* L • ** f H I rH H i IH M »M I IT 7 7 4 - 9 4 0 0 o r 3 2 2 78U»> we maKe renting a H O U R S : M o n -S a l » S : 3 0 Cloeocl S u n i i i i i i i IBS—D u plex fo r S a le •In Our 31th Y u i * 3301 S . Sanford A v e . • 3 2 3 *3 3 0 1 l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l Cill 323 8160 or 131 3703 O S B O R N E VENTURE I PROPERTIES CARRIAGE COVE MOBILE HOME COMMUNITY H U ! 1)1 10 Nobility. Central H /A Sl.KO M a l i 1 /1 ** I I F le e tw o o d / C la rtm o n l C en tral H /A . carport, raitad screen rm 19.100 14*64 1/1 I * Skyllne/Jtlrl All o l o d r lc . c e n tra l h e a l, ) window A/C unlit H I.loo H a ll ) / ) spill I I Paarson Can Ira lH /A , carport s i).*00 1 U II ) /lte I ) Champion/ Sun v it w . C e n tr a l H /A , g a */a la c lrlc . icraenad rm *16000 14*41 1/1*4 I I Skyline All electric. Central H/A. railed screen rm, carport tl/,100 1 H —W arehouse Space / R ent COOLOFF!! FOR RENT I bedroom l bath All ulilllie* *4*0 per month C a ll))l *4)4 or 111 oisa LAKE VIEW ) bdrm I bath apt Fenceddean USD month Call ))4 If It or 714 07)0 < 1 1 ^ C J U O S T i p a J O P AAdiwJU R 4 , f”T One bedroom Apartment* tJV* DEAL M om wood Apt* )) ) f t ] I WHHEEEEEWWI FXPM 221—G o o d Th in g s fo E a f 199— Pets A Supplies 157—M obile H o m e s / S«le -fHfeW ^AFuTy P.S-A5PAX* Fojk. Not pAMil/Va Youp- CfMtA l/NOeP. T*Ae Tawte. I BDRM Park Ave Mobile Perk Q uid area Clote lo thop ring but route * * 1 )1 1*41 LO N O W O O D /L A K E M A R Y M id t i t * p u blic a lo ra g * warehou*#* MW. MW, or 1600 *<) II tp *c *t NIc*. tacurt, a a n ly ec cau lb le location _ ^ rn m ^ 4 S £ *^ m o _ n ^ **)^ _ U R ID O IW A T IR APTS San lord i k Matyi Wifi # montht If P* fu ll!1Df-hof flh. J11 f JO4 TELEMARKETERS National M ig hat te vtral tponlng* on It* aggratti.a talomarkeling tla fl We oiler full training and benefit* Starting pay I* SI to per hr Caperlence preferred Cell M t Baker. Mon Frl * 1 Ka n t w a i n ANTED I l f people lo lo*e WOlght now I No willpower r e q u ire ! I 100% n a tu ra l Doctor recommended IOOS gworonteed _ 343 390* W A D I HOUSC AND OEM U A L LABOR H E L P N I I O I D I Benwt lor d n ie r i All dull* available Dally per. no lee Report reedy to work t K i n h Industrial Labor Svc . 1011 , f^ren<^A*_NoiP jH v w ta ll^ ^ A S lO ^ D U P L E X . J bdrm . I bath, Ridgewood Ave . Sanford t l M /m o _ MO 01*4 eve* HIDDEN LAKES. JO. Iplc, ] car garage, Ig yard, calling (an*, uta ot r*c area i * * * t)J VERY NICE M Wathar, dryer hook up. A/C. carpal* *)*0 plusdapotll O T 1 U * ) BDRM. V BATH t*S/wk, 1)00 security Reference* Call ) ) ) J144 alter *pm /balort *am I____________ ’ Al Olen M ill* PorHeil tiud o* Oroat opportunity lor senior cllliont. homemaker*. A tlu dent* Part time houri. tam t)pm A Spm fpm II you have perMnallty plu* A you like lo talk an the phone, you're the par ton w ere looking lor I Can Meryl al W) t r t l COE M /F KIT ’N’ CAHI.YI.K® by Ijirry WrlRhl 105— D u p le x__ T r i p l e x / R e n t PLUS ACRES Pavad road fro n la g a . naar St. Johns River. *47.000 SI. Johni Raolly Company 17)41)) 1 5 7 -M o b ile H o m e s / Sale BY OWNER. ) / ) . doubla wldo. family park, carport, tcraen room ., ilo ra g o . E aco llon l cond Priced bolow voluo Ph 7)3 916) lam l)pm CARRIAGE COVESANFORD HANOYMAN SPECIAL. 1)‘ « 60'. 3 bdrm ) bath Ntad* TLC. S), to) Cash VERY N IC 8 CONDITION. 14’ a )0‘ )/J . C/AC. icraenad pallo. lancad yard. Ig thad. S ).tt) ________ 7)164)4__________ If) * MOBILE HOME. ) bdrm. I bath, tcraanad porch Naadi u m s tm all rtpalr*. Family _ park SJ.000 m 4)0» MOBILE HOME POR SALE. I badroom 10>4* Good condi flon.Sl,*00 40)149 )»M_______ S A N F O R D . C a rrla g a Cov* Park. 19U UaM. furnithad or unlurnlihod 1) 900 DO T))9 • $453 P . I. • Baiod Or* 5.23% A. P. M. • T h re e B e d ro o m , 2 B ath S p lit Plan, 1 6 0 0 S q u a re Feet • V a u lte d C eilin g s • S p a cio u s M a s te r S u ite W ith D e lu x e Bath Screened-In Patio Two-car Garage Professional Landscaping Walking Distance To Pool, Clubhouse. Tennis Basketball Courts DIRICTIONS: Lake Mary Blvcl. east a c io i* 17-92. lo Left on SanfoiO Auc* 1/2 mile lo RJght on Sanora tltvcl., past pool L cI u UIujusp to Irit on K iiiln Rd PAUL R. SCHWAB AiRPORlPIVO |-SViCIU CUSTO M HOM ES 6 9 9 -0 9 6 2 - O ffic e 3 2 1-8 6 3 1 - M o d e l I k . I KG0O44I66 ________________ i 8 1 IAHJ1MYH.V0 �SB - Sanlord Herald, Seolord, Florida - Friday, June 3, 1004 by Chic Young h ello * I5T H I5 * A ' COM PANY? PLEASE HANG UP THERE EEEM6 T O EE eA RECEIVER ft OFF THE HOOK OH...OKAY THE BORN LOSER \ N LM ft HONORED WHAT THEY MEANT \ ^ H O W STM ATT^ J " -----WHENTHEY SAtD 50MECN6 / i / l f? RAOAMILUOHOOUJASAMjE-f PEANUTS THIS 15 YOUR REPORT C AR D ? YOU E O T A L L ' A '5 ' ! W OW ! HOW DID YOU D O IT ? ^ i' m I I a g o o d s t u d e n t ... shouj up on t im e , a n d D O W HAT I'm T O L D ... — EEK & MEEK 1 TWIWK THAT lU H C AjaC R ELECTED O FFIC IA LS A R E ACCUSED Cf SOME K E A C H OF THE PUBLIC TRUST . O E H W E 10 G m n THEM A p r e s u m p t io n of KSDORANCE DEAR DR. GOTT: Mow do you view "Worst Pills, Rest Pills” ? I suffer from arthritis, hrnrl pro hlem s and diabetes. When rending u I m iu I my medications, the Irook Indicates that certain drugs should he taken with extreme cnutlon. * DEAR READER: Like any ref­ erence manual. "W orst Pills. NOW WHAT? Rest Pills” (1988. Public Citizen Inc.. 612 paperback) should be used as a guide - not as a hlble. Many |>cnple are unite correct to Ik* concerned about llic lr medi­ cines. both singly and In In­ teraction. For these patients. PCAX "Worst Pills. Rest Pills" can provide really useful Informa­ tion; I encourage my own pallenls to read the book and use It as a resource to ask me ques­ by Art Ssnsom tions. However, I don't udvlse |iaDents to take us gos|>cl every­ WC JUST GOT THE FIRST BILL ^ thing they read In that (or any F T * WtLBE«T*C£'b other) book. For one thing, some drugs are necessary, despite their hungers. For another, ref­ erence Ilooks deal with general, theoretical Information, not with specific |Millents and their pro­ blems. So. liefore chucking your med­ icine out. use "Worst Pills. Rest Pills" to formulate questions about the drugs you are taking by C hariot M. Schulz Then meet with your doctor to review your concerns In short, use the hook AND your doctor to A N D I C O LO R sort out and clarify Issues. BETW EEN TH E LIN E5 To give you more Information. I am sending you a free ropy of my llealih Hrport "Consumer T ip s on M edicines " O ther readers who would like a ropy should send 62 plus a long, s e l f - a d d r e s s e d , s t a rn p e d envelope to P O. Row 2-183. New York. NY I0IM3 IW- sure to mention the title. DEAR DR GOTT A retina by H o w l* Schneider Institute In Florida has Indicated through studies that the use of un aspirin a day grratly In­ creases your chance ol blindness due to macular degeneration. If this Is true. It seems to m r It TUMBLEWEEDS AVIN* 1 3 TO iTAKPX 4 upsl DC! by Jimmy Johnson W I RE GOING 9 D ELA T E FOR WOCK. i H A ' WHO C A Q lb * I'M A SHORT TIM ER' M Y VACATION 6TART6 ID TWO WU M Jonoictj% our Agouy EARLY TWt tAftLY 9ltt> o n * THE ICGLLI. GARFIELD I'M THINKING S E R I006LV OF [ GOING INTO THE NEXT ROOM UNLESS VOU'P LIKE TO BRING THE ROOM IN HERE C J M PAVtfr ^WORTHLESS J b > J HATE S LEEPS T O . ROSOTfAAVJ. I'VE VtClpED TO &EC0IAE. A SOLDIER OF V FORTUNE.,, y* A- V strokes. On the other hnnd. medical authorities do not recommend dnlly aspirin for the general population, beenusr It Is not necessary and ran cause bleed Ing and stomaeh upset In v im r patients. a n a a n a n □□ n n n a n □□□aa m an m ad ra m a n m m n □onn □ n o a a m nnnm n n n n t l Oae lor signs 19 Salamander 31 Wood Ike 33 Auburn-haired parson 33 New Deal agey 24 Judge 29 Arm bone 39Actreee Angie n r 14 39 Opp ol endo 39 Author — Wieeel 30 Ship floor 32 Winter accessories 39Heed ( s i ) 39 Ever gr sen ehrub 43 — de cologne 41 Sword handle 44 Willow 49 — Astaire 49 Colorado eki resort PI 4 7 S IO U I Indian 49 Moistens SJ 91 French yes 93 Firearm owner* org rr lime to try lor a 3-3 s|uide spill. You must go lor a second club trick. The weakest play Is to lake a first-round finrnse of dummy's queen. It Is better to cash dummy's u rc beforr crossing to Itutid and l e a d i n g t o w a r d dum m y's queen, lint the t*esi rare. It follow s th at It a d v e n tu r­ ous n im -v u ltir r a h lr o p |M m rn te lull lu tak e easy o p |M iitu n n ie s In e n te r your au c tio n , you m a y a n tic ip a te fav o rab le suit splits. club see your curds Copyright 1004. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. M ia rii p ra c tic a l pluv Is lo lead a low from (h r d u m m y at trick i wo. True, against a rotioi sitting East you will t>e none the wiser, because he will play low without a f licker, even from kingdoiihlrtnn Hut if u bum.m s il­ ting East plays low smoothly, he probably doesn't have the king. Thinking you have the Jack, lie will at least consider winning with the king. And If he has klng-douhleton. usually he will win the trick Try to take advantage of the fact that the opponents cannot sunshine, don't overtax yoursell physically. Tomorrow. If you have to contend with aching In the year ahead, a number of muscles, you’ll regret It. VIROO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Do uncx|>cclcd changes could he In the offing. If you don't let not he blase or Indifferent about shifting conditions knock you olT the |>osst-»sloiis of others today, balance, you might he able to tiecause If something Is marred, turn them Into advantageous scratched or lost, you may be the person who Is held account­ developments. OEMINI (May 21-June 20) able. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Your luck has Its limitations today, so don't press it to a There Is a delicate baluncc that breaking point. You could earn must be maintained at home substantial returns, hut you today, or else friction might m ight not win them. Know come cliurglng In und shove where to look for romance and harmony out. Don't be the you'll find It. The Astro-Graph culprit who opens the door. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Matchmaker Instantly reveals which signs urc romantically Your powers of concentration perfect for you. Mull 62 to might not he us awesome us Mutchmakcr. c/o this newspa­ usual today, especially when per. P.O. Rox 4405. New York. performing critical tasks. Have someone you trust check your N .Y .10103. CANCER (June 21-July 22) work for mistakes. SAGITTARIUS |Nov. 23-Dec. Try to tie consistent In your thinking toduy. Once you make 21) Don't he too hasty uboul up your mind ubout something, grabbing the check today tr d o n ' t s ud de nl y I mp l eme nt you're out with friends who have a tendency to sit on their purses cluing, s ut the last mlnufc. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If you rather than open them. Re sure arc planning lo make this un they pay their fulr share. active day In the fresh ulr und CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jnn. Vulnerable. Roth Dealer: South South I NT West Pas* North 3 NT K«*l All pj Opening loud: » J 19) Try not to let your rest IcHsnrsH or dissatisfaction con laminate your household today. If something Is disturbing you. work It out In private. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 Feb. PJl Impulses and Inclinations may need monitoring today, or elstthey might Impel you to tip som ething you later realize wasn't too bright. Re disciplined! PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) (ft careful of the extent of yiniy Involvements today, so that you do not Incur some type .of flnanclul loss through u friend or u group who makes the eortfmltment for you. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Your desire to express your Independence Is admirable, hut don't go to extremes today Ip order to make your point. What you do could hurt your Image. TAURUS (April 20 May 20) Hiding from your present re­ sponsibilities or merely sweep­ ing them under the rug will not give you the peace of mind you're seeking toduy. Re duty­ conscious. C opyright 1904 NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. by Leonard Starr i v e no oou o r that t h a t p a r t M O W W l l A IN P 16 d l M P lf . AN me, AJP. HE r J lT 16 P F A l- H/iMflHS you ••J’M A *O TrSH 5AIE5AAN. M U S T f i t K fp r M A H , PO T NOT coavkopHy that foikS k tA /tr to buy/ FROM PftNGlNO HER HOM e/ r r w w -a d H □ □ □ a n n n a m nanm □ □ a m an □ □ □ □ n n a nnni 4 ANNIE R0B0TMAN* O K , IN THIS NEXT SCENE N00R. FOOTSTOOL EXPLODES FOR NO APPARENT REASON,THEN lACKW ENTERS AND ANNOUNCES H\S . ^ LIFESTYLE CHANGE-. 39 Small strongly 40 Poetic foot 41 Affirmative 43 Native ol India 49 Monk's title 46 Solemn promise 49 That thing s 50 Lucky 93 Zodiac sign 94 Coal or oil 99 Disturbance 96Maka Into leather 97 Flank io To a n d 30City In Oarmany 99 Pub brews JJHwy 33 South of Mans 34 — ranch 37 Said again 3tOmM Irom pronunciation 33 — soap 34 Bewitch 34 Purposeful 37 Clear a space T” i T7~ TT TB PETER G O T T , M .D . 4 13 wdt) ACROSS By Phillip Alder One major change In bridge In recent years liar* been the swing toward pressurizing the oppo­ nent* In I lie* old days, when no one h id without rock solid val­ ues. there were many unconlesli-d auctions Nowadays, with w ild pre-empts a m t wrak Jump o v e rc u lls rampant, th re e are However. It Is also tnqiorlam to keep your np|Mmrnle under pressure during the play of Die cards. Force them to piny - nr guess •• well, either to muke their contract or to drfcul yours. Today's deal Is u gopd exam­ ple. Flaying In three no-trump, you have eight top tricks: one s p a d e , t w o It e a r t s . f o u r diamonds and one club. Given the heart lead, you don't have MIDICINB would he publicized by nil physicians. DEAR HEADER: I agree. Mowever, I do not believe that lliln finding It* necessarily valid. One nnplrln n day. an extremely low done, line been nhown to protect against second heart attackn and second strokes. In Tact, aspirin the ra p y Is now considered mandatory for most patients who have tiad heart attacks or By Bernice Bede Oeol YOUR BIRTHDAY June 4, 1994 FRANK AND ERNEST \ Use reference as a guide to drugs IN0 WfTH •T H f CjO HSO RT" J W ill 1 0 0 K fO RW ARP TD.'. 100K-A 9000 T O iP A If. YOU IS A WZRC.A S A lfi- SAU5AUN GUY WHO CAN THAT YOO 60cP Gt/N6 . ' . 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 03, 1994; <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/53d98bd29b1146c41d8dd64cbdb9f77f.pdf ad889bdb1a6b26f73267cbc5654f0266 PDF Text Text May 6, 1994 FRIDAY > 30 Cents Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Samlnola County alnoa 1900 B8th Yoar, No. 221 - Sonlord, Florida NEWS DIGEST IN S ID I Plan includes survey, HRS program, pool on city land □ Sports Track teams win rsgionals C L E A R W A TE R — The Seminole High School hoya and girls’ track teams both won Class 4ARcglon 2 championships in Clearwater and the Lyman girls won In Class 5A at Tallahassee as several runners qualified for the state meet. □Bee Page IB . B R U YMCA eyes Sanford M By NICK PPBIPAUP afternoon, lie says Ihe Y Is seeking to use the property as un Intersesslon site. In his Idler rcc|ucstlng a meeting with Ihe commission. Thomas wrole. " T o o|>rrnlr an on site HRS approved Interrrsslon program for children on the year-round school calendar. It would lie necessary to construe! a minimum of facilities consisting of a small office area, resl room facilities and a large opcn-alr p a v ilio n "Before we actually undertake aperlflc plan­ ning." Thomas said this morning, "we would Herald Staff Writer SANFORD — The Central Florida YMCA wants to create a facility in Ihe rlly of Sanford. It Is looking al slightly over 11 acres of lund located across from Ihe Sunford Middle School, m the 1700 hlork of8. French Avenue. Ed Thomas, branch director of the Seminole Family YMCA la arheriuletf to mldrraa n work session of thr Sanford Clly Commission Monday Man reportedly robbed In car M° " n b b b * h" " Accordmg to Deputy Police Chief Joe Dillard. At approximately l;30 this morning, a 41 year 4nd ln, “ rr*,n,,rant parking lot iin iih li2 o . Prrnrh Avenue, wan approached by a black male and white fcmule." They got into his car. and the black male pulled a knife.” Dillard continued. "They ilien ordered him to drive then* to Franklin Arms Apartments ut 1120 Florida Ave.. where Hie black male got out and made contact with a black female " After that.” Dillard said, "the man got back In the car and ordered the driver to take them to Street and Maple Avenue, where the man grabbed the driver from behind and Marled choking and striking him. and the female took the man s wallet. They then fled from the area on foot." Dillard wild the case Is being Investigated as a robbery- at the present time, rather thun a car jacking because they did not actually M ea l the vehicle. Local cops: Outlaw won’t stop crime By VICKI DsBORMIBR Herald Staff Writer Weekend to-do guide Bridge........................I I Horoscope. Classifieds.........0B,7B Movies........ Comlos.................... Nation................. Crossword................BB People........ Doer Abby...... .........SB Polloo.......... Deaths.......................SA Religion...... Dr. Oett..................... BB •Sports....... ■dltorlal.................... 4A Television. Plorlda......................BA Weather.... Jennifer Lynn Scott leads band students In prectlcs. Hw*M ShMM t>, A*rr< > M . I m SMS band teacher honored for first class performance By VIOKI DeBORMIBR Herald Staff Writer SANFORD — Leading a group of middle school musicians through thr rigors of musical (raining while dealing wllh a host of other problems brought on by adolescence Is challenging enough. Doing all of that and still leading the students to uchleve lop honors In statewide competitions, lo participate In civic activities and to teally enjoy Ihe music they make Is an umuzlng feat for any teacher. But to do It all In one's first ycur In Ihe clussroom Isa major accomplishment. Jrnnlfrr Lynn Hcott. llte tuind teacher at Sanford Middle School, was recently uwurdrd Seminole County's Salllr Mar Award for Outstanding First Year Teachers The award I* given to honor those llrst-yrur teachers who have shown outstanding capa­ bilities based un lnstrucllnn.il skills. Interac­ tion wllh lactdly and Mall und Interaction with parents und thr community. "W e like to cull them our llrst-class' teachers rullirr thun our 'Mrs! year' teachers.” mild Dedr Schullnrr. coordinator lor commu­ nity Involvement for thr school district. Scott tx-gnn her teaching career In January C See Teacher, Page SA Preservation Week SANFORD — Stories of corpses In school yards and children gunned down on Ihe steps of a church may have convinced Congress of a need to turn ass.mli weapons, but local law enforcement officials don't see the (tan as a solution to the crime problem. The vote In Ihe House (or a bill to outlaw the sale and production, hut not the ownership, of "street sw rrprrs" und 18 other types of assault style weapons, lawmakers said, reflected a revulsion In hometown America with Hie slaugh­ ter In Ihe streets lo Hrrnloolr County, however. Hherllf Don Ksllngrr stild Hint thr new law will do nothing lo deter crime here. "It won't have much ol an effect on violent crime," Ksllngrr said this morning. "If we really want to deter criminals, w r nlioutd luck them up for 30 years for using u gun lit the commission of a crime." Ksllngrr said hr has never seen un assault weapon used In a crime in Seminole County. "If someone Is going lo commll u crime here, they use a handgun nr u shot gun." he said. "We've never seen anyone killed with un ussaull weapon." Sanlnrd Police Chief Ralph Russell said Ills officers have t-onfiscuted several of Ihe banned wcupons In investigations In the city. USee Weapons, Page 5A Not so great escape Sanford memories revisited: Carriage rides, tea and tours By NICK PPBIPAUP Herald Stall Writer SANFORD - Tukc a camera. This will be u weekend worth photo­ graphing. In honor of Preservation Week, sponsored by Ihe National Trust for Historic Preservation, flic clly of Sanford will be conducting a week of ucllvltles beginning tomorrow. Local events arc being conducted by Sanford Main Street, Sanford Historic Trust, und the Sanford Museum. Many of the ucllvltles Involve lours of the city's historic district, featuring ureas which have been recognized through historic pre­ servation uwards. Tours cun be made on foot or In a currlugc. Tomorrow's feature Is u "Victori­ an High Tcu/Wulklng To u r." begin­ ning ut 0 2 1 S. Park Avenue at 3 p.m. It features a walk through the historic district. Sunday will feature "Old Fash­ ioned Sunday Dinner & Carriage Ride" through historic Sanford. The rides will he from 4 until 8 p.m.. at the Higgins House, 420 S. Oak tIBee Sanford, Page 5 A Lake Mary focuses on early industry during celebration •IB, Bright sunshiny weekend Mostly sunny. High In the mid to upper 80s. Wind becoming east lOm ph. Por mere weather, sea Page BA □ S ee YMCA. Page 5A Assault weapons banned m a n 7, Tw° prrw,n* forrr«l ** Sanford Z 'rm ‘° vnr,ou* locations in the • Friday. May G. Health and Safely Fulr. sponsored by the City of Sanford. Oreatcr Sanford Chamber of Commerce and Col­ umbia/! ICA Central Florida Reglonul Hospital. Many booths, displays nnd demonstrations will be offered by over three dozen participant* Admission and health screenings are free. H a.m until 5 p.m.. at the Sanford Civic Center. • Saturday. May 7. the Weststdc Community Association. Inc., will be at the corner of Lake Avenue and 13th Street for Spring Fest '94 (mm 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Flea Murkel table rentals are available for a donation of t lO each. a lso , door prlr.es, hot dogs, burhecuc dinners and sandwiches and cntcrtulnmrnl. The proceeds from the table rentals will go towurds the many community projects In the Goldsboro area the association Is Involved In. To reserve a table, cull 324-3919. • Saturday, May 7. Grand opening celebrutlon of the Seminole Expresswuy/Central Florida Greeneway. sponsored by the Greater Seminole. Sanford, and Oviedo Chumbcr* of Commerce. Events Include a Lake Jesup Bridge Sk run at 8 a.in.. Seminole Elemental y School Challenge 5k Wulk at 8:05 a.m.. Race awards ceremony at 9:30 a.m.. official ribbon cutting at 10:30 a.m. • Saturday. May 7. Olde Luke Mary Days. 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. A celebration of Lake Mary's post, present and future. Entertainment, arts & crafts, food, civic displays, nnd historical demonstrations and displays will be at the Old City Hall and Shoppes of Lake Mary In the area around the Intersection of Country Club Road and Lake Mary Boulcvurd. Th e event Is sponsored by the City of Lake Mary, und Is being coordinated by the Lake Mary Historical Com ­ mission. • Saturduy, Muy 7, Preservation Week. San­ ford. Victorian High Tcu/Wulklng Tour, 621 S. Park Avenue, 3 p.m. walking tour of historic district preservation awards. • Sunday, May 8 — Preservation Week. Sanford. Old fashioned Sunday dinner und carriage ride through historic Sunford 4-8 p.m.. 420 Oak Avenue — Higgins House. Advance reservations 117. Open house. Sanford Museum, featuring photographs of Sanford Historic Trust'a residential uward winners 2-4 p.m.. 520 E. First St. conduct n community survey to find out exactly what people would like this lo be." "W r would like lo Ire able lo handle full-day child cure service In keeping wllh Ihe trucks of the year round school terms which will be needed as early as Ju ly I8lh ." he said, "and If we re lo do Ihul In such a short time, w r will nerd lo really gel moving." lie explained Ihe connection with HRS. "Th e HHS has established a nurnlrrr of standards for By BNARIBRODIB Herald Columnist LA K E MARY - A T& T. Recoton. C o n n e r. S iem ens S tro m b crffCarlson; the big businesses of mod­ ern day Lake Mary reflect Hide of the Industries that sustained the small vlllugc In the late 1800s und the early part of this century. But It was citrus, turpentine and timber, cattle, starch and the railroad that provided livelihoods for the original settlers of the community. Citrus was probably first to come to Luke Mary, due In large part to the contributions of Oen. Henry Shelton Sanford. Sunford's Bclalr citrus plantation, on the northwest shore of Crystul Lake, was the largest commercial grove In Florida at that time. One of Lake Mary's beat known pioneers. Axel Evald SJoblom. ulrcndy was heavily In­ volved In the citrus Industry when he moved to Lake Mary from Forest City tn 1880. according to Luke Mary historian Margaret Wesley. SJoblom purchased thirty acres of groves on the east shore of Crystal Lake at Grand Bend (where the Community Building !h now localcd). All but five acres were destroyed Boon after he purchased the land, In the great freeze of Junuury 1886. Many of the residents who Inst □Bee Lake Mary, Page 5A Htrtid Shota by Tommy Vlncont Billy Wayno Taylor, an escapee from the state prison camp near Kissimmee Is oscortod Irom the Seminole County Sheriff's Office to the county Jail by Investigators Dave Dalka, center, and Vince Kaufman, right. Taylor escaped Irom the camp April 18 and was captured at a home In Longwood. Taylor will bo chargod with escape and burglary. SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 4 �' >It 2A - Sanlord Morale. Sanlord, Florida - Friday, May 8, 1994 REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE NEWS FROM Swamps & squash Chiles signs wetlands bill, lets veggie libel become law FBI receives tip Tiffany Sessions is alive G A IN ESV ILLE — The FBI Issued a national alert after receiving a lip that u Florida college student missing lor five years was seen nllvc In the Houston area, The St. Petersburg Times reported today. The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children received an anonymous call April 10 that Tlffnny Sessions was seen the day before, according to the FBI’s alert. The caller said he believed Sessions and two other women were being held against their will and forced Into prostitution. The caller said the group was traveling In several vans, nt least two of which had Florida license plates. The Fill-operated National Crime Information Center Issued the alert Thursday. Alachua County sheriff's spokesman Lt. Emery Gainey stressed that the Information was Just a Up and that Sessions and the rest of the group has not been seen ngaln since. "1 don't want to start n lot of rumors," he said. Alachua authorities knew about the tip and have been Investigating for utmost three weeks, he added. Larry Curtin, the FBI's spokesman In Tampa, said the National Crime Center only reports "credible Information." "There has to be ... some reasonable basis to believe the Information Is true and accurate," he said. Sessions, a University of Florldn student, disappeared Feb. 0. 1989, while Jogging near her apartment In Gainesville. Her disappearance prompted n nationwide search. Sessions was 20 years old nt the time. The FBI nlert Identifies the two women seen In Sessions’ company as Beth Ann Miller and Tracy Kroh. Miller, of Idaho Springs, Colo., was Id when she disappeared In 1082. Kroh wns abducted front Mlllcreburg. Pa., In 1989 when she was 17. The caller said Sessions. Miller and Kroh were traveling with another woman, a man who Identified himself as Thomas Stewart and another man who called himself Raymond, according to the FBI. By JACKIE HALLIFAX Associated Press Writer TA LLA H A S S E E — Florida growers who find their crops under verbal attnrk could seek triple damnges In court under a bill Gov. Lawton Chiles has allowed to become law without his signature. The measure (CS-SB 1072) allows Florldn growers lo sue anyone who publicly says fruits, vegelahles and other perishable loud products are unsafe for consumption, but can’t sup|Nirt the claims with scientific evidence. PlnlntlfTs could collrcl triple damages IT there’s Intent to hurt farmers by defaming their crops. Supporters of thr food disparagement hill said Florida’s agriculture Industry must he protected from n scare similar to the one I hat Impacted apple growers In Washington In 1989. Many people stopped buying upples brcause of unproven accusations that a pesticide used on the frail was a health hazard. Opixinents warn the law will stlllc free speech and the nhlllty of people to discuss legitimate concerns about Ihr safely of food products. The hill has a two-year atom ic of limitation Itegltinlng from thr dale of Ihr disparagement. It has no criminal penalties. Also Thursday, the governor signed a bill llinl defines wetlands and another that gives enforcement of child support payments to tnx collectors rather than social service workers. Chiles signed the wetlands legislation ICS SB 1340) in Sarasota. He said It dors more than provide statewide consistency In defining wetlands — It helps streamline thel process of getting permits. "Businesses should nut have to gag through endless red tnpe when they apply] for a permit — they deserve quick and certain answers to their applications." Chllrs said. "Th is legislation provides thnl certainty. "It also Rivets certainty lo environmen­ talists so that we can end the mint-battles tluil occur across the stntr over wetlands." The new criteria establishes a three-prong test to determine If uo area Is a wetland with the help of n list of 1.400 plant species, soil tests and historical data latmlowncr* would Ik able lo challenge regulators by presenting evidence showing th a t the p r o p e r t y Is c o n s is t e n t ly waterlogged for less than two weeks annu­ ally during yrnrs with normal rainfall. Feds must return property to owners By Asswelsfd Brass_________ Woman paid a $59,000 tax return PALM BEACH OARDENS - Susan Wright knew It was a mistake. She was supposed to get a $104 tax refund check from the Internal Revenue Service, not one for $59,000. "I couldn’t believe It — I got so excited I culled everybody," Wright said, clutching the U.S. Treasury check — twlre her yearly salary. "I've squeezed It to death." It's the most money Wright has ever seen. But she would be wise not to spend the check she got Monday. If she were lo cash It. the IKS would probably catch the mistake within the next six months, said IRS spokesman John Schnellmann. The 34-year-old Insurance claims collector plans In return the check — though a tad reluctantly. "The y should nt least let me borrow It and jury It back," she said, eyeing the money she could use lo pay her bills, start n nest egg, or even buy a house. Wright hoped her honesty pays of! somehow. She called the National Enquirer hoping for a $150 reward. The tabloid pays people who return found money that Isn’t theirs. But the tabloid refused to pay Wright, she said, because her IRS fluke didn’t meet their requirements. Now. after u frustrating brush with Instant wealth. Wright Just wants the IRS to send her $104 check. "Th e IRS ts not my favorite institution In the world." she said. "Sometimes I feel like l should Just cosh It. u n d id those suckers catch me.'" Justice Department fjles.suit In merger C LE A R W A TE R — If two of Pinellas County's biggest hospitals merge, patients will be forced to puy more for poor service, alleges a lawsuit filed by federal and state officials. The Thursday lawsuit marks the first time the U.S. Department of Justice has teamed with a state In ah antitrust prosecution. But Gov. Lawton Chiles likes the merger Idea and has sent letters of support lo the Justice Department. But the antitrust section of the stale Attorney General’s OfTlce agrees with Justice and Joined In filing suit. At Issue Is a proposed merger between Morton Plant and Mease hospitals. The two do not need federal or state approval, but face u court challenge If the government believes they will form a monopoly. Hospital officials say the lawsuit strikes the heart of state and national health care reform plans and sends a frustrating message. "Th is Is health core reform at work." said Frank Murphy, chief executive officer of Morton Plant Health System. "I don’t know of any other way to compete and cut our costs than this merger. "It’s time for the Justice Department and the stale attorney general to get out of Uie way." The hospitals contend that the merger would Improve quality, Increase access and promote savings of up to $60 million over the next five years. From Associated Press reports LOTTERY M IA M I - H e re a re th e w in n in g num bera s e le cte d Thursday In the Florida Lottery: Fantasy 5 24-7-20-25*13 HacaMWww fcr Apr**U S i SW Mother’s Day surprises The Klw«nl|.. Club of Sanford treated new rooyhsj$Jo A mgmlnn flieducation, lun end sn nulatlonkr brunch aunng Mtn annual World's Qreatesl Baby Shower el tho Sanlord Civic Carrier yftsturday. Jantce’OItvdr rnakos Iho fatal blow to a pinata filled with goodies as tho F o rm e r bank robber starts selfh elp group, C rim in als A n o n ym o u s By Associated Frees SKBRINU — A former hunk robls r has started a self-help group called Criminals Anonymous, dedicated to helping people "to live one clay al a time without resorting lo a crime,” John Ames, 5H. follows principles borrowed from u program hr hrljM'd lorni about 20 years ago at the Alluntu Federal Penitentiary, where he earned n college drgrec In psychology. Ills message Is simple. "Y o u’ve been convicted twice, and you think you're not going buck lo Jail? You’re fooling yourself," he tells his students. "We can't change the past, hut If we can change the future, we’ve done one hell of u thing." Right now 13 ex-eonvlets — Including a drug trafficker and a child molester — are In the program, he said. The students take 20 classes. LOCAL FORECAST EXTENDED OUTLOOK Tonight: Fair. Low In the lower to mid 00s. Light wind. Saturday: Partly sunny. High In the upjier 80s. Wind south 10 mph. Extended forecast: Sunday: Partly cloudy with a chance of afternoon thunderstorms. Law in the mid 60s. High around 90. M onday th ro u g h T u e s d a y : Partly cloudy. Low In the upper 60s to lower 70s. High In the upper 80s to lower 90s. Friday, May 0, 1994 Vol. 88, NO. 221 Sacond Claaa Poataga Paid at Sanlord, Florida and additional mailing oft Icat. Pott maa tar: Sand addraaa changaa lo THE SANFORD HERALD, P.0. Boa 1MT, Sanlord, FL 32772-1M7. Subscription Rataa (Dally S Sunday) Horn. Oattvary Mall 3 Month* SI 9.90 124.00 • Montha *19.00 *4400 1 Vaar 179.00 199.00 Florida fl* aidant ■ mual pay 7% aalaa Isa m addition lo rataa abova. one a week, and are tested to sec what they remember. Members support the group with a $40 registration fee and a charge of $S per class Ames didn’t start the program to make a profit, he said: he does It to help others. Recruiting new students Is a problem. Crimi­ nals generally don't consider themselves crimi­ nals and won't Join. Ames said. "They don't think they did anything wrong except gel caught,” Ames said. "Ih e y don't equate committing Ihc crime with going lo Jail." To grow. Ihc program needs Judges willing to order criminals to Join the group the same way Judges have authority to require convicted drunken drivers uttend Alcoholics Anonymous while on probation. Top law enforcement and judicial ollUiuls in Highlands arc Interested but want lo know more Indore they make a commitment. TH E W EATHER F VpA. FRIDAY Ptly cldy 80-68 Q Clly Dayton* Btaeh Fl. Laud B**ch Fori Mytra G*ln*tvlll« Homtilaad JJKktonvIlIj Kay Wall Laktland Miami Panaacola Sarasota Tallahauaa Tampa V»ro Btach W. Palm Beach HI 77 U •7 n mm •0 M W 17 12 U ■1 u 12 M Lo U 74 73 J* mm/ *7 70 t* 74 5* 71 14 70 70 72 Ptt •If .04 .00 .00 .mm .00 .50 02 .0* .00 .00 00 04 ,lr .tr FULL M ay25 NATIONAL T I M M r P VJ'A-----------1 SATURDAY Ptly eldy 88-68 MOON PHASES NEW May 10 PufcUahad Dally and Sunday, amcapt Saturday by Tha Sanlord Harald, Inc. 100 N. French Ava., Sanlord, Fla.M7Tt other women welt petlenlly to scramble for the pdjea. Central Florida Regional Hospital, the Qteeter Sanlord Chamber of Commerce and Flrat Impressions Early Childhood Dovnlopmonl Canter donated door prizes and Horns for givoaway bags tor Iho ovont. MIAMI — Al the lim e .4 It ranked among thr biggest land seizures under a Irderal law that allows the government to lake pro|>erty used for drug sntuggl log purpose* Now the owners are getting It back. A federal ju d g e ordered Thursday Ih r return o( the 4.346 arre S J A W Ranch In Glades County, which federal authorities seized lo 1988 alter .i drug plunr crashed on a nearby Indian reservation Authorities claimed Ihc ranch was to be used for unloading 1.000 pounds of roralnc. But U S D is tric t Ju d g e William Moeveler cited sloppy |M>llrc work and prosecution In making Ins decision to return the $i, million ranch. "T h r rxpoeure of Ihc many detects in Ihls rase has slowly unravelled the threads of the blanket ol probable cause that A the United Slates Initially at- £ lemjitril to throw over" Ihr i> defendants' property, Hoevcler said. Ranch attorneys have said Hie owners of the faintly-managed operation had no knowledge of any drug smuggling at the ranch We really feel great." said David I'objccky. the Winter Haven attorney for the ranch owners "I don't think there was adequate Investigation from the beginning This case should never have gone (o trial." Federal aulhorlHrs said the ranch was part of a big cocaine smuggling ojrerallon by Colom­ bians The owner* were snared In a ’’net loosely thrown" by federal authorities, and seizure of (he ranch wa* an afterthougnt, 3i months after the plane crash. Hoevcler said Th r government's ease Dial Ihc plane wa* headed for the ranch was based cm a silver of evidence. Hoevcler said. The plane crashed on the Brighton Seminole reservation, which Is adjacent to the ranch. € FIRST May 18 » LAST Ju n e 1 ■EACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beachi Waves are 1*114 feet and glassy, Current Is to the south with a water temperature of 76 degrees. New Smyrna Beachi Waves are 2-2*4 feet and choppy. Cur­ rent Is to the south with a water temperature of 76 degrees. SUNDAY Ptly cldy 88-08 • v^ MONDAY Ptly cldy 88-68 TIDES SATURDAYl SOLUNAR TABLE) Min. 3:30 a.m.. 3:40 p.m.i MaJ. 9:30 u.tn., 9:50 p.m . TIDESt D aytona Beachi highs. 6:30 a.m., 6:53 p.m.: lows. 12:26 a.m., 12:35 p.ni.: New Sm yrna Beachi highs, 6:39 a.m., 6:58 p.m,; lows, 12:31 a.m.. 12:40 p.m.; Cocoa Beachi highs, 6:50 a.m., 7:13 p.m.: lows, 12:46 a.m., 12:55 p,ni. BOATING St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet Tonight: Wind cast 10 knotB. Sens 1 to 2 feet. Bay and Inland wuters u light chop. Saturday: Wind cast to southeast 10 knots. Seas 1 to 2 feet. Bay and inland waters a light chop. TUESDAY Ptly cldy 86-68 STATISTICS_________ Th e high temperature In Sanford Thursday was 84 de­ grees and the overnight low was 58 as reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall for ihc period, ending al 9 u.tn. Friday, totalled 0 Inches. The temperature al 9 a.m. today was 72 degrees and Frlduy’s overnight low was 63, as recorded by the National Weather Service al the Orlando International Airport. Other Weather Service data: □Thursday'* high............... 83 □Barom etric pressure.3 0 .IS □R elative Humidity....73 pet □Winds*......Northeast 9 mph □ Rainfall.............. 0 4 of an In. □ Sunaet................... 8:03 p.m. □ Sunrise..................6:40 a.m. Tvmparalurat Indlcala previous day’s high and overnight low lo 1p m EOT City H La Prc Ottk Anchorago 4| 34 rn Allanla 74 51 cdy Atlantic City 70 50 .94 cdy Baltimore 72 50 .11 cdy Billing! 44 47 cdy Birmingham n 45 cdy Bismarck cdy M 37 BoIm 71 so cdy Boilon 55 44 1.77 cdy Burlington,VI. 70 47 clr Charleston,S C n ss dr Clearlesion.WV* 44 47 rn Charlotla.N C. 71 50 cdy Chtyann* 75 43 03 cdy Chicago 4V 4* cdy Clav* land 41 41 cdy Concord,N It. 57 44 .23 d r Dallas Ft Worth to 54 cdy Danvar 14 47 cdy Dai Moines 44 42 01 rn Dalroll 71 4* cdy Honolulu *4 72 dr Houiton cdy *1 42 Indlanapolll 74 44 rn Jackson.Mill 7* 50 cdy Kansas Clly 7* 47 cdy LasVagai cdy 72 71 Ullla Rock cdy It 54 Los Angalas cdy 4* 5* Mamphls cdy to 54 Mllwaukaa 47 45 cdy cdy Mpls SI Paul 54 34 rn Nashville 75 47 clr Naw Orlaani *1 45 Naw York City cdy 72 47 Oklahoma City cdy 71 53 Omaha cdy 44 *1 Phlladalphl* 74 17 .01 cdy Phoenix cdy 77 47 Pittsburgh cdy 41 47 Portland.Malna SO 42 73 cdy St Louts rn 7* 12 Salt Lak* City 74 57 cdy Seattle 71 5) clr Washington.DC. 71 SO .07 cdy Phona (407) 322-2911. fn i �Sanlord Harald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, May 8, 1994 - 3A POLICE BRIEFS Suit: Tobacco firms spread addiction My Tha Aaaoolatad Preaa______ Cocaine sale brings arrests 'Itrry Parker. 27. 917 Holly Avc„ Sanford, and Hooker T . Smith, 50, 70GVli Maple Ave.. Sanford, were l>oth urrented on a i liart(e of mile ami delivery of cocaine by Sanford police Wednesday afternoon. Police report a Special Invrntigutlunn < alt Infoririatii purchaaed cocaine from them near (he comer "f 11 th Hired and Maple Avenue. Domestic violence U o Cm* Ksprmi. 31, 731 Sugur Hay Way. Apt. 103. U k e Mary; wan arrrnted on a domestic violence baltrry charge iiy Seminole County drpullca Tuesday. Kspeso's wife re|M>rlcd be grabbed her throat and hit her In the eye during an argument. Violation leads to arrest l.ennard Taylor. 31 2300 Cenler St.. Sanford, was taken Into custody Wednesday on u charge of violating the term* of his controlled release from the state prison system. Accnrdlng to arrest documents. Taylor was relrused from prison last year while serving tils sentence for aggravated assault, armed robbery and |M>ssesslon of cocaine In February, Taylor was renrrcstrd on charges of possession of marijuana and trespassing MIAMI — Tobacco companies have Inlcntlonally addicted mil­ lions of Americans and con­ spired to suppress information on the dangers of smoking, alleges a class action lawsuit seeking billions of dollars In damages. "We are charging the tobacco industry with crratlngan Incred­ ible history of fraud and manlptilatlon of the American con­ sumer," Miami attorney Stanley Rosenblatt said. "Th e y have created a nation of addicts, and once they hook you. they have a customer for life." Rosenblatt filed the class ac­ tion lawsuit Thursday In Dade Circuit Court. It seeks $200 billion In compensatory and punitive damages and demands the crea tio n of a fund tn diagnose uud treat smoking- related Illnesses. Among the plaintiffs Is Robert Arigell, who lost his larynx to enneer. Angcll. 60, of north Dade, said he was presented to medical students ns a classic victim of smoking while In the hospital In 1984. Now. his throat area Is deformed and he says he lives In constant pain. "I thought It was my own fault, but now I believe I was the victim of un addiction that was forced on m e." Angel) said, njicuklng with the aid of an elect route larynx. T h r luwsult names 13 ciga­ rette manufacturers and In ­ dustry organizations as defen­ dants and calls their conduct "Intolerable In a civilized soci­ ety." The companies are ac­ cused of malice and fraud. The lawsuit depicts cigarettes as products unfit for human consumption and claims that cigarette makers knowingly ma­ nipulate and "maximize" nico­ tine In some products. In the pnst. tobacco Industry representatives huve insisted that tobacco Is not addictive and rejected any allegation of Im­ proper behavior. Wnlker Merrymnn. vice presi­ dent of the Tobacco Institute, which usually speaks for the Industry, refused comment on the lawsuit. " I ’ve been deposed by Rosenblutt (In another case) and don't care to Ik - again." he said. Representatives of P hilip Morris Inc., the nation's largest cigarette company, also declined to comment. A case In U.S. District Court In New Orleans makes sim ilar allegations and demands as thr one filed in South Florida. In recent weeks, several class action suits have been filed ugulnst cigarette makers. Rosenblatt also represents 30 flight attendants who sued the tobacco Industry In 1991 for health p ro b le m s a lle g e d ly caused by Ihclr exposure to secondhand smoke from pussengers. An uppeuls court re­ cently authorized a class action In (hat case; the Industry Is upprullng the ruling. The Thursday lawsuit llsls six plulntlffs from South Florida who "have suffered, presently sufTer or who died from diseases and medleal cundltlnns caused by smoking cigarettes." or are Ihc survivors of smokers. FUN •MISTOnV OLDE LAKE MARY DAYS (ComMoM.li Wary BMI t Country Club) IAT., WAT 7* 10 AM To 4 PM Warrant arrests made The following warned persons were lakrn Into custody: • Luther Martin Overstreet. 29. 951 Dunbar Ave . Lake Monroe; on a charge of failure to appear In court to answer to a charge of failure lo pay a fine. • James Ollvens. 27. 2450 Center St.. Sanlord; on a charge of violating the Irrms of his parole from prison sentence for a burglary conviction • Lynn Williams Jr.. 22. Sanford; on a charge of failure lo apjiear In court to answer lo a charge of failure to |wy a fine for a worthless check sentence • lamer Joel lllavln, 21. HI Kldgrsldr Drive. Sanford: on a probation violation charge for acrtmlnul mischief conviction Crimes reported to deputies T h r following crimes were reported to Seminole County deputies • Lyman High School, lamgwnod; 10 rulcutalnr* valued at • l.l(X ) were reported taken sometime between April 25 at 2 30 p in andH .TOa in Monday. • Construction slir at (tradelift Point and Lake WorHi Circle In Heathrow; two tractor forks valued at $2,000 reported taken by an unknown suspect April 2H at 4 30 p m • Pebble Creek Apartments near Lake Mary; video tape recorder ami other Items valued al $1,400 reported taken from oilier sometime between 7 13 p m Tuesday and 7 09 a m. Wednesday. • M500 block Amtier Hldgr Court In Rlvercrest; components of sprinkler system valued at $770 reported taken April 2H at 0 30 a tn. • A 13 year old glil reported an IH yrar ntd Sanford youth entered her residence on April 15 and forced her to have v x with Inin The girl reported the youth has since called hrr and threatened to kill her tioyfrlrnd Crimes reported to Sanford police The following crimes were re trie d to Sanford police: •900 block West 12th Street; $150 .3HOcallber handgun reported lukrn sometime between 2 p.m. Monday and midnight Wednesday. • Parking lot at 31130 S. Orlando Drive, $300 cellular telephone removed from shopping curt al H:;tO p in Saturday. • 3D s H akrr). 110 S. Palmetto Ave.. $250 In fond reported taken from frrr/er sometlnie Tuesday bctwreii H p.m. and 9 p.m • Auto Chib. UOl W. Airport Ave.: 12 business checks reported removed sometime between 3 p.m. April 13 and 3 p.m. Wednesday. • Central Florida Regional Airpori. $o.loo In aircraft radio equipment reported removed from a Cessna Turbo Centurtan II at C.K Avionics, lildg 215. Airline Ave.. sometime between April 26 and 7:30a.m. May 4. Warrants served • Leroy Hardy. 43. 1401 W. 7th Street, was arrested by deputies at his residence Tuesday, lie was wanted on an Orange County warrant for violation of probation on a conviction of possession of cannabis. • Randy Ixc Hammcrstrom. 40, I7H S. 4th Street, laike Mary, was arrested by deputies at his residence Tuesday. Hr was wanted on u capias for grand theft. • Luther Marlin Overstreet. 2U. 931 Dunbar, Lake Monroe, was arrested at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility Tuesday. He was wanted on a warrant for violation of probation on a conviction of sale of cocaine. •John Albert Vlggtanl. 43, 1018 Pine Ridge Circle. Sanford, was located by deputies In the 1000 block of Alr|iort Blvd. Tuesday. He was wanted on a capias for battery. Theft solved Sanford police arrested Leroy Rodrigue* Kelli, 19, of 1912 W. Alrmirt Hlvd. on Tuesday. Police say he Is believed to have been connected with the reported theft of $990 In Jcwcry from an apartment on May 1. Kelli was charged with grand theft. Traffic stop Antonio Denn Williams. 20. 47 Shennndoah Village. Sanford, was stopped by Sanford police ui l l l h Slrcct and French Avenue Tuesday. He was charged with driving with n mispended/rcvokcd license and having no valid registration. M any O f Our Elderly Have To Stand Still For Abuse And Neglect. You Don't. w M ' 1-800-96-MiUHi m hub call a halt to it: Florida Protective Services System Women’s war: Told E. KENNETH FRASER, M.D. in letters of longing, loneliness • y RANDOLPH I , SCHMID Associated Press Writer W A S H IN G T O N - W hen America's men went off to World War II. most women slayrd liehlrid to fight their own battles They tell Ihelr tale of love and longing, coping and growing Independent, making do and suffering. In their letters from home. "While I am writing this I am being blinded with tears which arr miming faster than thr pen Is writing." Josephine Krutnmn wrote on Oct. 25. 1944. lo her son. Charles, then missing In action ''Oh. God. please help send you bark to me soon. I huve nothing else In life but you." Hers was thr anguish of fear­ ing for someone, nn experience shared by thousands — many who lost loved ones, others like Mrs Krulmun who eventually got them track alive Other worr.rn gave voice to history, writing of their day-today trials amt how ilielr lives w rrr changing, captained .Judy Iliu m i t.lloff nt Hryaul Collrgr In Hmiihflrld, ILL l.c iin s from home were pro­ moted as the No. 1 morale Itoosier for service pemoiincl. but that didn't force the writers to Ire artificially optical. Llloff told an audience al the National Postal Museum on Thursday l.ltolf focused on letters from her book. "Since You Went Away: World War II Letters from Amrrlcun Women on the Home Front." She arid co-author David C. Smith of the Unlverslly of Maine collected 30.000 women's letters written during the wur after making uppeuls through letters to the editor of dally newspapers nationwide. Women didn't hesitate to discuss serious loplcs and tn express thetr new sense of selfreliance. working, raising their children alone and grappling with loneliness and despair. "You are now the husband ol a career woman — Just call me your little Ship Yard Babe." P o lly C ro w w ro te to h e r husband. William, aflcr she took a Job at the Jefferson Boat and Machine Co. In Anderson. Ind., tn 1944. "Opened my little checking account, too, and It's a grand and glorious feeling to write a check all your own and not huve to ask for one," she added proudly. Likewise for Edith Spccrt, who warned husband Victor on Oct. 21. 1945, that "I'm not exactly the same girl you left — I'm twice ns Independent os I used to he." A month later, she added Hint she had enjoyed working during the war and would huve to continue holding a Joh.'T get emotional satisfaction out of working and I don't doubt that many a night you will cook supper while I'm at a meeting. Also ... I shall never wash and Iron — there arc laundries for that.” Mabel Opal Miller of East St. Louis. HI., visited a farming friend In Arkansas during the war and admired the resource­ fulness of farm women. " I noticed on the farms, mostly the little ones with Just a shuck for a home, there seems to be no one but the women left to do the work. ... it makes one proud to see how the women have picked up where the men left off." she wrote to a serv­ iceman she hud met ut a USO club. Patricia O’Urlen Aiken's letter April 24, 1943, lold her husband Al, In Aluskn, of her anger over hearing that the husbands of friends had been killed In the war. "I think It would be better to lie In Poland or Greece where they kill all the family Instead of Just one person nnd leave the others grubbing around trying to makr a life out of nothing, like those two kids will have In do," she wiote from Greenlielt. Md "I can't even feel good about us. If we do get out of It, we ll probably tie fat, frightened and always running around trying to save our own necks like most of the jirople around here " Hut D o ris J . W in lk e r of Brooklyn. N Y., expressed the Joy of war's end and hopes for the future, closing her Aug. 16. I IMS, letter to husband Walter: "I hate to leave you sweetheart, hut |»rrhap«. very soon, our good nltra will tie said In lied, lacing each other as we lie In each other's arms In our dimly III tiedroom on our mol blue sheets — ah heaven — we'U A nn ou nces he is leaving NORTH SEMINOLE FAMILY PRACTICE Effective May 27,1994 Follow up care will be provided by North Seminole Family Practice W e N ever Start W hat W e C an't Finish... Us! If wo don't have it just tho way you want it...we'll simply punch It Into the computer and Have it In a Day or Sol Remember...no one calers lo your needs like we do. 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E D IT O R IA L Celebrate historic preservation M ny 7 through 14 Is National Preservation Week. A num ber of activities have been scheduled In Sanford, in keeping w ith the annual event. T h ro u g h com bined efforts of the Sanford Historic T ru s t, Sanford Main Street, and Sanford Museum , open houses, w a lk in g and carriage tours, and m a ny other activities have been planned. ilc D ow ntow n w indow s will display old photo­ graphs. Many m erchants w ill be costum ed In clothing depleting Sanford's historical (last. Everyone seems to like history. In p re pa r­ ing the handout brochure for today's 5th A n nu al Hculth and Tafety Fnlr. the city of Sanford had a photo of whnt Is presently Memorial Park, reportedly la k rn In 1927. It shows the old park area w ith steam boats and Sanford's popular band shell. T h e m em bers of the W aterfront Master Plan Steering Com m ittee, w orkin g on Im p ro ve ­ m ents to the lukcfront area, have often seen photos of w hat the area was In past decades. P ersons w ith o v e r a half c e n tu ry of residence recall the b an d shell on the lukcfront. and various concerts held there. O th e rs m a y re m e m b e r the c h a m b e r of com m erce b uilding was the U S O . and the present site of the Sanford C ity Hall wns the 7.00. Sanford's appearance today. Is going to be the history rem embered by our youngsters. In the future, they w ill rem em ber w hut u quaint city wc had In the dow ntow n area, M a n y w ill re ca ll the H lv e r s h lp G r a n d Romance w hich left us only a few m onths ago. Wc urge Hie city. Historic Preservation Hoard, and ull others w ho have any pow er to continue w atching over the city d u rin g the present grow th cycle. D o whatever is neces­ sary, to preserve Sanford's quaint npfiearance. In Just a few short years, the Sem inole T o w n e Center Mall will be operating, along w ith other malls, hotels and stand-alone stores. People m a y begin to believe the Mall Is Sanford, or the only thing In Sanford Is the m all. B y w ork in g together, we can prevent this perception. Keep Sanford som ething w hich w ill em it fond recollections w hen o u r children think about the past. B ut let's continue m aking It a city we can also be proud of In the future. LETTER Fairness Doctrine is bad idea The Fairness In Broadcasting Act or (Fairness Doctrine) Is a bill being proposed In Congress that would regulate radio und television broadcasts In regard to program content and subject matter. And Congress la quietly trying to sneak the bill through by attaching It to an unrelated bill. The Fairness Doctrine would lorce stations to give free, equal time to both sides of any controversial issue. Politicians und government regulators would then have die {rawer to decide what issues were too controversial and If the coverage of those Issues was fair. This would not only be costly for some stations (especially smaller ones), but It would o Ibo censor covcrugc of Issues. The Fulrness Doctrine was found to be unneces­ sary und possibly unconstitutional in the 1980s by the Federal Communications Commission when they decided thal II Interfered wilt broadcasters' abilities la freely discuss Issues of public Im­ portance. But now, politicians arc trying l» revive the bill by quietly attaching it to another bill; possibly a campaign finance reform bill. An organisation lo which I belong. Clltscns - i ,. j >. United, did a poll of House members asking If they would support or oppose the Fairness In Broad­ casting Act. While most said they opposed it, many would undoubtedly vote for It if It were attached to another bill with which they agreed, If the Fairness In Broadcasting Act Is such a good Idea that our congressional lendcis will knowingly Impose It on the American people, then it should be able to Bland on Its own. rather than being quietly attached to another bill. But tr the Idea Is so bad that most members of Congress oppose II, then why will they vote for It In any form? Congress needs to be sent a dear message. The Fairness Doctrine Is a bad Idea, and the American people do not want legislation passed thal Is so questionable thal It must be passed secretly. John Collier Titusville. Fla. CHUCK STONE What is South Africa to America? "Whnt Is Afrlrn to me? / Copper sun or scarlet sea. / Jungle star or Jungle track. / Strong bronzed men. or regal blnrk / Women from whose loins 1 sprang I When the birds of Eden sang?" — Counter Cullen, 1925 In April 1094. a black American |x>et's |>nrnn to his Afrlcnn heritage would find a way somehow to cm timer South Afrlcu. South Africans today would not slug ul cks, istrong bronzed men. "scarlet seas. Jungle trnrks. nr regal blnrk women." but of township dusty roads, city skyscrapers, strong black men who mine the white man's gold, and plump hluck women who care all day for children other than their own. Whal Is South Africa to us? In 69 years. Africa's realities have changed, hut Its stereo­ types persist. What Americans feel about South Afrln frlca today reflects whnt they rend and see, Few could help but be Impressed by thr long lines of black South Africans, standing with Jnbtan patience, wailing to exercise a light that had been delegated to black Americans In IH70. But that image only Intrudes momentarily on a stereotype orchestnilrd by Influential segments In the media. In Ihr next few years. South Africa's biggest obstnrle will lie In overcome a violently negative Image dial racist media types reserved for black South Africans. I don't throw that c e n s u re n rn u n d lo o s e ly . J u s t as Sa m ue l Jo h n so n lamented that "pa­ triotism Is the lust r r f u g e o f a s c o u n d r e l . " too often, racism o c­ cupies the same jiew. Hut racism is still un In te rn a tio n a l and national fact of life. If th e m e d ia c a n p o rtr a y S o u th Africa's hrst demo­ £ But that Image cra tic and black only Intrudoa controlled govern­ m om entarily on m ent as n o th in g a atoreotype more than a hunch of orchostratod by violence-prone thugs. In flu e n tia l It will lx* easier to segments in the divert financial aid media. J and political sup|rart iwav from South Africa The New Republic's efforts are a case In point. The well-known weekly has portrayed black South Africans as a bunch of bloodthirsty l>auga carrying goons, assassinating each oilier and clashing with democracy-resisting while Afrikaners. On Its May 2 cover. The New Republic headline moaned. "C ry the Bloodied Country." What follows were five pages of stereotypical rc|M>rtlng about whiles and blacks, laboriously reminding us how d liric u lt II is going lo he for u black-governed Smilh Africa In enter the recipro­ cal civility of nations. On the other side, a surprisingly balanced and In-depth story In the Wall Street Journal cxtenmlvely explored the humanity of black South Africans Headlined. "Meeting Blacks Needs Will Be a Challenge In New South Africa the story offers u comparison to the poem about the six blind men of Indostnn, rnch of whom cnoounlersodlUrrcnt port of the elephant In the face of murderous violence, black on black, black on whltr and whltr on-black (but utmost no whltc-on-whlte). black South Africans have neither lost their humanity nor their Infectious humor They are a rambtmcllously Joyful people. JA C K AN D ER SO N Gingrich holds tight to his t it PAC money D O N N A B R IT T Sacrifice for a great cause W ASH IN GTON — On u recent Saturday night. President Clinton dined with hundreds at the annual While House Correspondents Dinner on asparagus and Roma tomato salad, petit filets of beef and salmon und u dessert ol fresh berries In Grand Marnier sauce, served In a chocolate scoop. That same night, my family gathered at a favorite eatery to consume angel hair pasta, Caesar salad, a wheelbarrow-sized burrito und barbecue chicken pizza. In the odlce basement that Is now his home. Randall Robinson feasted on two glasses of tomato Juice and some spring water. His wife, Hazel — who on weekend nights leaves their 4-ycar-old daughter, Khaleu. at home with a friend to Join him — sipped Iced ten. By now. many Americans know uboul the 52-yeur-otd TrunsAfrlcu executive director's 19-day fast to end the U .S . policy of automatically repatriating ull Haitian refugees inlu buck to an inlund where many are Immediately murdered. As somebody who bus real trouble bypassing a Snicker Doodle cookie ut the local mull. 1 felt many things when I learned of Robinson's fast: Admiration, uwc — and fear. A story from u colleague cxptulns the fear: Last week, after ousted Haitian president Jcan-Bertrand Aristide spoke of Robinson's stance to a crowd In Los Angeles, a female Haitian emigre approached. "Is Randall Robinson black or white?" she asked. He's black. Aristide replied. The woman looked crestfallen. "You should find someone white to fast with him ," she said. "Because Americans won't care If a black man dies." In truth, many Americans are too numbed by Images of death from Uosnlu to Rwanda lo a Japanese airfield to be exercised utraut the death of anyone not an cx-prcsidcnt or sulcldul rock star. It's also true that If while Americans were dying In the streets the way black citizens arc, our government would come to a standstill until It made sure the carnage stopped. But this column Isn't about desperate youths killing each other out of ignorance and despair. II Isn’t about somebody faceless, who cun be dismissed as a druggie or gang member who "deserves" It. It Is ubout Randall Robinson. It Is about the man whose 1984 arrest with two others at the South African Embassy In Washington started a ball rolling that grew Into a boulder muaslvc enough to begin to flatten a virulently racist regime — and lo help spawn last week's historic South African elections. It is about an eloquent, flesh-and-blood guy who delights In a pigtnllcd daughter whose eyes fill when she's asked about his absence. "I miss kissing Daddy when he comes home from work." Khalen says. "But hr has to help the people In Hulll." It's uboul a man whose son. Jahart. 19. will attend L in co ln U n iv e rs ity , and whose usptrmg-writrr daughter, Autkc, 22. says of him "Th e word 'proud' Is so small |to describe) ...having a person In your life who Insplrrs you In want to do the most passionate thing lor your bclirls." It's about a man whose eyes make you believe It when he says. " I can't Imagine life without" Ills wife. Hazel Ross Robinson, a foreign p o lic y a dvise r lo House Armed Serv­ ic e s C o m m i t t e e c h u lrm a n R onald Dcllums. "I believe In whut Raudull's do­ ing," she says. "But ns a wife. It Is heart­ £ You should find breaking.” som eone w hite It's about someone to fast w ith who literally would h im ," she said. rather die than not "B ecause risk everything to Am ericans save Haltluns — real w o n 't care If a people, too. w ith black man dies. J wives und husbands and cute little daughters — trying to flee a killing field. Their attempts to escape un Island where thugs hack to death democracy-seckcrs with machetes, lop ofT their fuecs and feed the remulns lo pigs, arc thwarted by U.S. vessels thal scoop them up nnd return them "home." Some of us don't know what lo mukc of such a man. I woke up at 4 a.m. the other morning haunted and taunted by the magnitude of Robinson's mission. The darkness couldn't obscure my sense thal his slancc makes my own efforts lo mukc the world u fulrer, more loving place, seem cowardly. Ineffectual. But each of us. I told myself, has power. More than wc even begin to exert. President Clinton, who like me, ute well that Saturday bus the power to keep this man — und by extension, thousands of Haitians — alive. If he can move beyond his ennui and fear, he can by executive order rescind the automatic repatriation order he once railed against during his presidential campaign. Wc have {rawer, too: In Angers that can dial the White House und lie up phone lines at Congress; In hearts und minds that can pray for Robinson's continued strength. And wc have the power to be Just a bit bruver. T o acknowledge, at our next meal and the next, one man's willingness to sacrlAce that nnd so much more — for n great cause. W ASHINGTON • Conservatives seldom complain almut someone not spending enough money, but that's I lx* charge being leveled against ibe tight wing guru himself Hep NewiGlngrU h. H Ga Some Republicans accuse Gingrich ol looking out (ur No I at the etpense ol Republican cballrngrrs trying lo unseal Ik-mucrals Gingrich talks a goal game bui be seldom tracks || up wllb cash Gingrich's |H-rsonal p o l i t i c a l a c t io n commuter — G O T AC — s p e n d s m o re money than altruist any other "leader­ s h ip P A C . " b u t throws only crumbs to Republican con­ g re s s io n a l r a n ntdates Set up by leaders from both parties, le a d e r s h ip P A C * raise money that Is dlslrlhotrd lo olber candidates and used f Gingrich talks a for party-building ac­ good gamp, hut t iv it ie s [till R e ­ ho seldom publican candidates backs II up with who arr strup|M-d lor c a s h .£ money can count on G in g ric h for c a rr packages thal only tl~" 1 1~ include catchy conservative slogans and $ 7 audio tapes of speeches Federal Elections Commission records re veal that GOPAC Isn l always the grilleh GOPAC has sprung for $30 birthday cakes. $290 for "Xm as cards in members," $10.(MX> for ratrrlng ai the Four Seasons hotel and $751 86 lor a pizza parly at A Is Pizza on Capitol Hill. "(GOPAC) U a Joke," our conservative Republican srnalor told us. "Almost all the money from his {Gingrich's) PAC goes to his own aggruudl/emenl and very little of It goes to the candidates.,.. He Is the crowning example of proUdily being one of the worst." Vln Weber, a friend or Gingrich and former member of Ihr House Republican leadership, puls It more dlplomallcally but distances himself from Gingrich's methods. Weber Ink! our associate Andrew Conte: "(Gingrich) believes In Influencing the agenda. He believes In teaching candidates to be better candidates und he thinks that s more Impor­ tant than giving In direct cash. Most ol the rest of us take the altitude thal lire candidates know how to run their own campaigns best und wc should provide them I he kind of help I ha tlhey wunL” • In the lust election cycle, less than $10,614 of die more than $4 million raised by GOPAC went to Republicans running for Congress, according lo FEC records. Only Hirer can­ didates for Congress received cash contribu­ tions of more than $50. FEC records also show thal none or the $2 million GOPAC has raised since 1092 has reached a single candidate forCongrcss. Gingrich has been using GOPAC's lurgcsac lo finance a following of rotra-right-wingern who have been weaned on his canned conservatism. There ure audio and video tapes, conservative literature and classes on Ideology by telephone. Election ycur courses Include "How lo Close Ihc Sale for PAC Money," "Th e New Republicans" und "The Empowerment Agenda" taught by con­ servative guru Jack Kemp. One recent GOPAC handout included a prc-wrltlen press rclcusc complete with quotes candidates cun crib as ihclr own. GOPAC also tutors candidates on word choice; Republicans: "prosperity." "liberty." form," "Initiative" and "pristine." And I ocrats; "taxes," "shame," "disgrace,'' vour,” "destructive" und "cynical." "We're building a farm team of dkiates." argues Lis Nelson, OOPAC's c; live director. "Now we've got a great fit candidates running for Congress and th all saying Ihc same thing." ■ DH *151 �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, May S, 1094 - SA YMCA Continual! from Page 1A various types of child care renters," hr mild. "These Include such things us th r number of realrooni facilities, •hr lypr of programs to hr offrrrd, and other requirements. Depending on what wr have, we would have to meet those re­ quirements." Thomas has also suggested future long term considerations may he made to Include a swimming pool, thr construction of a multi purpose room for fltnrss classes and c x rrrls r equipment, and a variety or outdoor sports Helds H r added that thr sports fields would not be lighted. "While It all de|>ends on thr esults of our survey." Thomas Id. "w r do have hopes of entually putting up n swimIng pool. I have heard thr ayor has l>rrn In support of a ly pool, and this may br thr swertothal." Thomas said that once the iICA Is operating, hr would com e Involved In u local nd-ratslng campaign to raise nry for the pool "| will also looking Into a number of nt programs which would br of assistance In (uriding ir of these operations." hr led. horn as e x p lu ln r d th a t grs to be made for use of the lly remain to be determined, t we would like to offer." Id. "Is to treat any Sanford Lake Mary— resident ns If hr nr she wus a full M ardrr to develop a list of member of the Y In that wuy, possible uses for Ihr site. Hr we will Ire able to offer a sizable responded that a study of possi­ discount to Sanford |icople. In ble land uses had already lM-en response to an agreement for the made In 1080 when the school board still had Ihr land. They use of the city owned property." C l l y C o m m is s io n e r L o n Inrlodcd residential, professional Howell. In whose district the oilier and multiple family hous­ properly Is located, said this ing development. Eventually, suggestions were morning that he had not yet studlrd the ptojiosul. "If it's m ndr to have public sufrty worthwhile," hr commented, facilities built on the land. Con­ "und not too ex|irnslve for thr cepts Inrlud rd n rftajor fire kids. I think It could be a very department headquarters. (Killer station, a combination of Ihr good deal for the city." "W e arc rx c llrd about the two. or dividing the land so It IMissibilliles of working on this could I k * used for public safety as project with the city," Thomas well as a community swimming wrote. "It Is our firm belief that pool/rrcrratlon complex. Resident* of the surrounding the youth and families of Hie Sanford community would be area again appealed In the grrally b rn rfllrd by these pro­ commission not to havr (he public sufrty complexes In the posed fnrllltlrsund programs." Tftr pro|>ertv has long been area, with many basing their the subject of discussion and objections on Increased traffic often controversy. An attempt which may be generated, and was made In 1002 to have it the loss of often space at what la rrzonrd for a strip mull. At the IteIng used us a playground urea Although the city has since time, the land was owned by the clranrd nut a wooded area on Seminole County School Hoard following a numtier of com­ thr properly to reduce what was mission meetings anil strenuous rr|Kirted as vugrnnts slrrplng In objections by proplr living In tlie* thr woods, nothing further has residential area around thr land, been openly discussed ntxiut any the re/nnlng was denied T h r possible use of the land. Thomas Is scheduled to dis­ city subsequently purchased thr cuss thr pro|M>sal during the projwriy at a cost of $590,000 work session of the Sanford City At the time, the city ucknowl edgrd It hud no Immediate plans Commission Monday Hecause of a lenglhy work session agenda. for use of thr land In Ju ly of 1003, the com­ Ihr meeting Is slated lo begin at mission instructed director of 4 p m .. In the City Manager's Planning and Development Jay conference room. But Hussell said the ban Is Ulng itie wrong message out •rc." Attention should be directed, hr said, toward (tie Criminal Justice system and get ting the criminals off the stieets. Eollngrr also bellrvrs It Is m o re Important lo gel thr crim i­ n a l off the siren than ihr guns "W e have to send a tough, clear mrasjgr m the criminals." he oald. Humc II notrd also that thr tun on wrapons will "only crralr a bigger block market." The final vote In Congress was M could be: 216-214. Andrew Jacobs Jr., who represents Indianapolis. VOled no" but changed lo when hr saw that his vole drrlsivr. H r slipped Uie chamber, without for bark sla|«g from the T tu re yrars ago, uless lightly drawn bill lo control assault weapons was defeated 247-177 Thursday * vole was a stunning Mtba< k for ihr National Rlllr Association, which lor yrurs bud the clou! lo defeat any gun itrol legislation and exercised llfully. He first crack In thr NRA's occurred Iasi year wllh tm rnt of ihr Brady bill, ilrtng a live-day wall and o rd s ch e ck before the Chase of handguns. Now ult weupons — sernluutoics. capable of bring a spurt bullrts In a short lime — ure idrr attack. The Senate has rady voted for an assault apon ban. v mutton Irusni fPit Atfetotod IVn* li nUimd in Win twpori ▼ Sanford Continued from Page 1A !eapons acd from Page IA Continued from Page IA lliclr livelihoods In the freeze found work nt (he Planters Company slurch factory. Wild cusnuvn, or yucca root, wait cattily cutllvaled In Ihe area. The xlarrhy vegetable, when processed, provided a natural loot! additive und the basis of laploca. The March far lory, located on Ihe southern shore of Crystal Lake (Just west of what Is now the Junction of W ilbur Avenue und Fifth Street) began operation In 1901, but shutdown In 1911. when Ihe Inbuenre of Importrd cassava made It un­ profitable tornnilnue production In Lake Mary. T h r factory was bought nnd sold several Hines, being used lo manufacture glue nnd possibly process turpentine. The bnal owner of Ihe plant, A.E. SJoblom. dismantled It In Ihr early 1920s. iKK-iited on West Wilbur Ave­ nue near the factory wus a two-story holrl built to house employees of the Plnntcrs Com­ pany. It had several owners ns web. but prospered for a time due lo the Influx of winter visitors. According lo Wesley. Florrnz Zlegfletd wus u visitor lo Ihr area and stayed al Ihe hotel. Turpentine was hnrvcslrd for a Mine In Ihe area now located along Markham Wrxxlx Road, north of Lake Mary Boulevard. A E. SJoblom owned a sawmill and (triKessed limber for Ihr Members of Congress said their ronsllturnls were sick of the violence In America Many said the prr|Kindrrunre of their mall and phone calls still re­ flected Ihr NBA s ability to rally Us mrmtx-rshlp. lull oilier citi­ zens have started m a kin g Ihemorlves heard, The ( K i l l e r w rtr influential, loo By and large the (K ille r ol America got the word to Con­ gress dial they wanted the bill (Kissed W om an arrested in fake rape case Bohunnon Mild dir inan drove her west ori Slate Road 46 lo Rock Springs Road In Lake S A N F O R D - A S a n fo rd County, where she said hr woman wus urtrslrd Thursday bound her hands und raped her utleritonri lor tiling a lulsr crime rrpruirdly during the next four rrjxiil after telling Sanford pnffev* to five hours. At one point, »hr she runcoclfd the story lo rrm- said the maii'iujeetrrt her wllh teal a "crack" binge fuaii hrr an unknown liquid using a syringe, telling her "Th is will husband. Deputy Chief Joe Dillard said make you feel good " Dillard said she drsrrllied her U irrlla K Bohannon. 32. 300 S Oak Ave , wus taken Into at lacker as while. In his rarly custody alter Investigators found •iOs, live fret, six Inches lull, details of her story tirgan unrav­ weighing 133 pounds, wllh short eling Dillard said when pres- black hulr and a mustache D lllu rd said Investigator s enird wllh die inconsistencies, she confessed to have tiling the became suspicious of the story m ade-up abduction report. when they could bud no evi­ dence at I he alleged crime scene Dlllurd said Invrsdgutors are angry because of the right hours and a slate park ranger told they put Into the case trying lo I item lliry were to I tie urt-a of Ihr alleged scene during the alleged establish the truth Dillard said Bohannon told times o( the usMuult und saw no them she was walking along vehicle. A doctor’s exam re­ Fourth Sireel between U.S, vealed no syringe marks, ac­ Highway 17-92 und Laurel Ave­ cording In the nrrrsl rrport. When confronted wllh Hie nue at u I k u i i 5 p.m. Wednesday when a man driving a faded evidence. Boll,union admitted orange pickup with u faded site made it up. lo euncru) she white camper lop first asked her hud been smoking crack cocaine to get into the vehicle, then w ith two friends from her husband. demanded she do m i at gunpoint. By J. MARK BARFIELD Herald Sonlof Staff Reporter i^venur Advance reser­ vation* tire requested for 8 17 T h e H i g g i n s H o u s e Is celebrating It’s lOOHt birthday Ihln year. Part of the events for tile week long observance are Itelng conducted in conjunction with this observance. For Infonnallon and/or reser­ vations. phone Walt Pudgett at the Higgins House. 324-9238. Also on Sunday. Ihe Sanford Museum. 520 E First Street, will be bolding an open house featuring photographs of San­ ford Historic Trust's Residential Award winners The open house area. The area along LongwoodI akr Mary Rond was settled by the Humphrey family who raised cuttle for a living. Wesley stales In her book, "I-ake Mary Begin­ nings" Hint Ihe Humphrey herd ranged over five counties und n u m b e re d close to 6 ,0 0 0 . H u m p h re y ca ttle su pp lie d prcallcnlly all of the meat to Sanford markets. While Lake Mary’s train sta­ tion was little more than a flag slop. It provided a link lo Inrgrr cities, brought In winter visitors and provided many Jobs for residents. Records show that Ihe railroad, which runs south Irom Sanford along Old Lake Mary Road, crossing Lake Mary Boulevard and continuing along Country Club Hoad, wus built In 1880. A station was located where Palmetto Avenue crosses the tracks. Called flenl's Sta­ tion. for Ihe original owner of the orange groves luter purchased by SJoblom, II was "constructed In 1001 nnd razed by railroad forces In 1942." The Inst railroad agent, employed by A t la n t ic C o a st L in e , was assigned lo 1-ukr Mary In 1939. Arrordlng lo Harriett Boyd, n home for a section loremim was maintained In Uike Mary by the A C L railroad. Boyd, a long time resident of Lake Mury. worked In Ihe Rand Yard as an engine house rlerk. sinning In 1945. She will be displaying pictures and other railroad memorabilia nt "Olde Lake Mary Days", this Saturday, Muy 7. from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.. nt the "old" City Hall building. Other displays lo be set up ut the event Include cassava and citrus. Estclla Powell, who was bom In the Philippines where much of the Imported cassava comes from, will be available to explain what Mic knows about Hie plant, which has many food und medicinal uses. The Dike Mary resident s first husband was a fanner and was contracted by a starch factory near them In the Philippines, to grow cassava. With the Incorporation of the community In 1973 and the growth spurt of the last decade, the newest city In Seminole County Is a mere reflection of the ucltve and vital community that existed In the 1920s and 1930s. Interested residents of Lake Mary, many of them children and grandchildren of settlers, arc working to preserve whHt is left of thr community's past. While Luke Mary can not lay claim to any significant military battles or crumbling forts, many of the "landmarks" that attest to another time in history, such us Ihe starch fuctory and thr train station, have been destroyed. will be from 2-4 p.m. Additional events will I k - held throughout Ihe week wllh lours ro n iln u ln g W ednesday and Thursday. Wednesday will be a downtown historic walking tour lK-glnnlng at-the town clock. E. First Street ut Magnolia Avenue, at noon Thursday. Hie historic walking lour begins at noon ai (h r Ciiliur.il Arts center. 4th Street at Oak Avenue. Also Thursdy. noted architect Je rry Mills will hold a free seminar on "Hands-on Home Restoration" al Hie Sanfurd Library beginning al 7 p.m. The week of activities will conclude Saturday, may 14th with un all-out downtown event featuring antique cars, special sales, entertainment, food, cos­ tu m e s , und p h o to g ru p h tc window displays. The all-day event will Ik * conducted from l 6 a m until 9 p.m throughout the downtown historic district. Scott said stir loves teaching middle school and wouldn't leachsuxjillirt grade level. love thr music nnd they are so eager to learn." Scull said, "1 don’t want to 'move up' lo hlgrT school or anything. This is where I want to be," As long as she can remeber, Scott said, she has warned lo br a middle school music teacher "Ttils Is u dream come true." she said. Scott Is cspecalally proud of Ihe fact that Ihe students won straight superiors at statewide competition recently. “ That's never happened in the history of the school." she said The Band Booster Association parents have made her Job much euslrr, she said. They have supported her work and have done much to help her gel her Job done, she said. “ They mudr all new uniforms for the student* and have raised • 15.000 in seven months lo help bring us up to where we need to he." Scott said. Instruments, some of which cost $2,000 or more find to be purchased lo com plete th r ore first ru collection. While the money was collected. II has also been spent. Brochures entitled "Sanford Memories Worth Saving" are now uvutluhle at various loca­ tions throughout the city with specific details on times and locations. For additional Information, phone Hie Sanford Museum at 330-5698. Teacher Continued from Page 1A 1993 In Ihe •lion amount of time ibui lias rlapurd, stir presented a full concert (hat i nr train I beginning. Intermediate, advanced and Jazz band student#: she ha* formed Hie Sanford Middle School Jazz Band lo bring Hie music of Sanford Mlddlr School lo Ihe community while enhancing the musical education of her stu­ dents. she organized appear­ ances for Ihe Jazz hand; held rehcrsals for un hour each day and four hours once u week to help prrpurc youngsters for competition: she presented a wtntcr concert that Involved 175 students In four ensembles: und she involved the students In m arching w ith high school (Kinds al football games. "I want these students to have every opportunity to learn.” she said Scull said she hopes lo be able to stay In Sanford to build the program Into the best that It can be. "I don't need to go anywhere." she said. "I'm very happy here." P R E S E R V A T IO N W E E K NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION DEATHS JAMES CARLYLE ANNAN Jam es Carlyle Annan. 60. C la y d o n W a y . A lta m o n te Springs, died Thursduy, Muy 5. 1964, al Florida Hospllul. Or­ lando. Born Aug. 31. 1924. Ill Newburg. W.Va., he moved to Central Florida In I960. Mr. Annan was owner and operator of a p h a rm a cy. He was a member of St. Mury Magdalen Catholic Church, Elks Club, 99th Fighter Bomber Group, and KOA. He was retired from the U.9. Air Force. Survivors Include duughleis, Carla Studclmun. Washington. Pu.. Em m a Power. Orlando. Mury Jo. Altumoutc Springs: s is t e r , M u ry J o T is d a l e , Waynesvllle, N.C.; three grand­ children. Bu Id w in -F a irch ild Funeral Home, Altamonte Springs. In charge of arrangements. jil l m orao McCl e n d o n Jill Morag McClendon. 38. 2nd Place. Longwood, died Sunday, May 1. 1994. In Sanford. Born Nov. 30, 1055, In Scunthorpe. England, she moved to Central Florida In 1988. Mrs. McClendon wus an Insurance adjuster. She was a member of Seminole Harley Owners Group. Survivors Include parents, Barbnra and Graham Donald, Schunthorpc. England: brothers. Stuart Donald and Ian Donald, both of England. Gaines Carey Hand Garden Chapel Funeral Home. Langwood. In charge of arrange­ ments. DORA WILSON Dora Wilson, 86, Prestwick Court. Oviedo, died Thursday, May 5, 1994, at her residence. Born Feb. 25. 1908, In Llvrrpool, England, she moved to Central Florida from San Francisco in 1993. Mrs. Wilson was n home­ maker. She attended St. Francis Episcopal Church, San Fran­ cisco. She was n life member of Loyal Order of I lie Eastern Star. She hud worked us a ship cargo dumugc claim processor ut Hie Panama Canal. Survivors Include sons. Tom . Oviedo, Roy, Scotlsboro. Ala.. James. Vallejo, Calif.; three g r a n d c h ild r e n : one g re a t­ grandchild. Beacon Direct Cremation Serv­ ice, Orlando, In charge or ar­ rangements. LOUISE PAPINO WILLIAMS lanilse Puplnn Williams, 83, Ft. Washington Avenue. New York. N.Y.. died Saturday. April 30, 1994, ul Yonkers Hospital, Yonkers. N.Y. Born July 17, 1010, In St. Augustine, she became a Central Florida resi­ dent In 1990. Mrs. Williams was a retired educator for Seminole and St. John counties. She was a member of Grant Chapel Afrldan Methodist Episcopal Church. Survivors Include daughter, Mcrryce Farmer. New York City: sister, Earllnc Papina Rose, Bronx, N.Y.; two grandchildren; bvc great-grandchildren. Wllson-Etchclberger Mortuary. Inc., Sanford, In charge of ar­ rangements. M cCLINDON. JILL MORAO M»mc*l*i StrvltM lor Jill McCKndon ol 2nd Placo. Longwood. will b* Sold Saturday, May I. al 1 pm In (Minot Coroy Hand Cordon Chopol For Isow .u s in g memorial contributions may bo mod* to ISO Humana Society ol lemlnole County. 7*00 County Homo Road, Sanford. FL U i n , In Jill's Oalnet Carey Hand Cardan Chapel Funeral Home. US Eait Slate Road Longwood. It ; not. In charge ol arrangement! MOSIS, M IC H A IL WARREN Funeral terylcet have bean held tor Michael Warren Motet it. of Rockport. M a tt, formerly ol Dotton. who died Sunday, May I, tfft. Ha wet born July X . Iftt In Sanford Ha w it the brother ot Barbara M. Machnllt ol Rockporl, and uncle Ol Kimberly and Kellie. A gathering ol trlands wet held on Wednesday, May tth al Ihe Fortylhe Chapel ol Forett Hlllt Ctmeltry In Boston. A gravatlda service followtd Donations In hit mamory may ba mada lo Iha North Shore Aids Health F’rolecl, IS Duncan S!„ Gloucester, Me. Arrangements by Commonwealth Funeral Sarvlceot Boston. WILLIAMS, LOUISE PAPINO Funaral sarvlce for Sister Louise Paplno Williams, of 410 FI Washington Ave , New Vork, N.Y.. who died April 10. Ittr, at Yonkers Hospital, Yonkert, N.Y. will be held Saturday. May /, 1*94. al Grant Chapel A M E. Church. Oviedo. I t ; E. Franklin St., wllh the Rev. Rudolph Roblnton officiating. ■I 1 pm . The body will lie In slate al Wilson Elchelberger Mortuary, Inc., 1110 Pina Ave., Santord, Friday, May t. from t until I p.m. Th t body will alto lie In ilale al SI. James A.M B. Church, Jamestown. FL. Irom 10 a m. until noon. Saturday, May 1. ms. Survivors, daughter, Merryce Farmer. New York. N.Y., grandson, Gregory E. Williams, Miami, Fla.i granddaughter, J ol* Michelle Williams, SI. Augustine. Fla.i live great grandchildren, Rsyshawn Reynolds, Chanel Nicole Reynolds and Tansihla LaDonna Scott, all ol St Augustin#. Michelle Denise Williams end Marcus Earl Williams, Allantai siller, Earline Paplno Rose. Bronx. N.Y,: a host ot nieces, nephews, cousins, In laws and other sorrowing relatives and Irlends. Wilson Elchelberger Mortuary, Inc., Senlord. In charge ol arrangements. It's y o u r m e m o ry . It's o u r h is to ry . It's w o rth s a v in g M A Y 8 - 1 4 , 1 9 9 4 " S u tu rd n y, M a y 7 "Victorian H ig h T c o / W a lk ln g To u r" ( S I 5 per person) 621 South Park Avenue - 3 pm walking lour ol historic districl Preservation Awards M ay 8 "O ld fashioned Sunday Dinner & Carriage Ride Itiru Historic Sanford" 4-8 pm, Oak Street - Higgins House - Advance reservations, $17 M uy 8 Open House, Sanford Museum Featuring photographs of Sanford Historic Trust's Residential Aw ard Winners 2-4 pm, 520 Hast First Street M u y 10 "Talcs of Sanford’s H istory” Jim Robison, Sentinel Columnist Noon, Sanford Library M u y 11 Dow ntown Historic W alking T o m Noon ul ihe Clock M u y 12 "Historic W alking To u r" Noon, Cultural Arts, 4lh & Oak Avenue M u y 12 "H an d s-O n Hom e Restoration” Seminar hy Jerry M ills, Architect 7 pm, Sanford Library, Free M a y 14 "Sharing Memories" Sales, entertainment, food, costumes, photographic w indow displays 10 am - 9 pm, Dow ntow n Historic Sanford . Sponsored lly: Sanford Msln Sltvil. SmUoril IliHorkTtutu, Stanford Muwum l!or Infommlloni ('nil Snnlnnl Muwuiii ,1311-5*98 �i! • A - Sanford Hamid. Sanford. Florida - Friday. May «, 1W4 Natlc* ol SltoflM'* *41* NOTICE IS HER EBY OIVEN m il by virtu* *1 Ihal c*rl*ln Writ *1 Ei*cutl*n luuad oul of tnd undar th* m *I ol th# County Court ol Samlnol# County. Flat Ido. Co m fiWFJ 41 upon * tlnol ludgmonl rondorod In th* itoro void Court on tho 14th doy of NOV A D Ittl. In that tortoln COM ontlllod; MARTHA JEAN SCAOOS. Plolntlir v« ROGER A FLOVD. Ootondonl whkh olortMld Writ ol Execution wot doilvtrod to m* ** Shorllt ol Somlnolo County. Florid* ond I hov* lovlod Upon *11 th* right. Iltl* ond imorotl *1 lh* doton donl. ROGER A F lO Y O . In ond to th* following daocrlbod proporty. Mid proportV b*lng lorolod In Sominol* C*unty. Florid* more portlculorly do KflbodotWIowt ONE l**0 CHEVY SIP FU, 0 R E E N V I N 410CCSW 4IBIIM 4I7 B EIN G S TO R E D A T A L T A M O N T E TOWING ond lh* undortignod M Shorltt ot Sominol* County. Florid*, will ot II *t A M on lh* 4th d*y •t JUNE A D IMA ottor l*r Ml* ond Mil .t* th* highotl lxOdor. FOR CASH IN HAND ANO SUBJECT TO ANY ANO ALL EXISTING LIENS. Ot th* Front 1 Wot 11 Door, ot th* slag*. ot lh* Somin*I* County C*urth*uw In Sontord. Florid* lh* obwv* do Kfibod proporty Thol Mid Ml* It bolng mod* I* Mtltfy th* tormt *4 thtt Writ ot E •*<ution OonoidF Ettlngor. Shorltt Sominol*County. Florid* NOTICE R IOARO IN O THE A M E R IC A N S W I T H D l l ABIITIES ACT OF l**» PER SONS W ITH A D ISABILITY N E E O I N G S P E C IA L AC COMMOOATIONS TO PARTIC IPATE IN THE PROCEEDING SHOULD C O N TA C T TH E C IV IL D IV IS IO N OF TH E S H E R IF F S O F F I C E . EN FOR CE AB LE W R ITS SEC TIO N . 1141 It T H S T R E E T , S A N F C R O F L O R ID A A T LEAST FIVE OAYS PRIOR TO THE P R OCEED IN G TE L E PHONE 14*71 US004* TTD 14*11 M l m s PuPlithod MAY L IL R IT. with iw m >*on J UN E 4th OCR S’ **t*t* ol ROBERT CONRAD BAR O W ELL. d*c*OMd. Fll* Numbor F4 40T CP. II ponding In th* Circuit Court tar Somlnolo County, Flortdo. Proto*** Dlvl Han, th* *ddr*ti of which I* Somlnolo County CourlhouM. Proto*I* Dlvltlan. M l North Pork Av*nu*. Sontord. Florid*, J i m . Th* nom*t and oddroti *1 lh* Portonal RoprtMntotlv* and lh* P o rto n o l R*pr* Mnlotlv*’! ollornoy or* M l forth b*low. A L L IN T E R E S T E D P E R ­ SONS ARE N O TIFIE D TH A Ti All p*rt*nt on whom thlt nolle* It torv*d who hav* oto |*ctlont mot chollong* lh* valid tty ot th* Will, th* guoUlkOtWnt •f th* Portonol Rogrttanlotlv*. v*Au*. or lurltdktlon ot Ihl* Court or* r*gulr*d I* tlN thoir ob|*cll*nt with thlt C*url W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF THR EE MONTHS A FTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY OAYS A F TE R THE O A TS OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON TH E M AM crodltari *1 lh* doradml ond othor p*rt*nt having clohnt **l*t* *n wham * copy *1 fhl* nolle* H MTvod wllhln Ihro* month* ottor lh* do** *1 lh* flrtt publication *t thtt none* mutt hN lh*ir cloimt with thlt Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF TH R EE MONTHS A F TE R THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY OAYS A FTER THE O A TE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OP THIS NOTICE ON THEM All *th*r crodlt*rt *1 th* docodani and portonl having cioimt or dtmondt ogomtt mo dtrodont t •«•**• mutt hi* thoir claim* wtm mu court W ITHIN THREE MONTHS APTBR THE OATE OP THE PIRST PUBLI CATION OP THISNOTICE A L L CLAIM S. DEM ANDS ANO O BJECTIO NS NOT SO P ILE D WILL BE FOREVER BARRED TIM Oo*o ot m* hr it PutotH* non *4 mi* n*rw* i* m* *m do* *4 May IM4 Portonol Roprotonlohv* PORTER L PE ADEN. JR M l Norm Mogwon* Av*nu* Suit* III Orondo Florid* n * l Portonol Roprotonlohv* t A tty P O R T fR L P S A O IN . JR . ESQUIRE FlooidoRorNumaov atJOII Ml Norm Mognolt* Avonu* Suit* H I Orlando FMrldoUMJ T.lophano Ir*rI trt MM Putohth M oyO.IL lt*4 O f * II IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF1N B IIO H T E E N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AN O FOR FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FILE NUMBER H d U P IN RF. ESTATE OF R O B E R T C O N R A O BAROWELL OorooMd NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Th* odminittrollon ot lh* Legal Notice NOTICE OP TAX M L E NOTICE IS HER EB Y OIVEN TH AT ON THE H tt DAY OP MAY. It**. io oo A M AT THE COUNTY SERVICES E U llO IN O IN SANFORO. 11*1 EAST F lR IT S T R IC T . ROOM MM. COUNTV OF SEMINOLE. STATE OF FLORIDA. TAX SALE C E R TIFIC A TE S WILL I E SOLO ON THE FOLLOWING O IS C R lB IO LAND TO PAY THE AMOUNT DUE FOR T A X IS H E R EIN S IT OPPOSITE THE SAME. TOGETHER WITH ALL COSTS OF SUCH SALE ANO ALL ADVERTISING SALE WILL • ( H IL O IN THE COUNTY COMMISSION CMAMRI Rt T N A M E -L i6 A lb t f t 4 IM l< M ' ........... . Legal Notices Legal Notices NOTICE TO BIDDERS FOR TER M INAL ACCESS ROAD ANDFARKINO IMPROVEMENTS AT CENTRAL FLORIDA REGIONAL AIRPORT SANFORD. FLORIDA S ttlttf proposals f*r lh* furnlthing *f *11 l*b*r. m*l*rl tit. t*rvK*t and *guipm*nl tor T E R M IN A L ACCESS ROAD AND P AR K IN O IMPROVE M ENTS *1 m* Ctnlitl Ftorld* R*gtonal Airport will b* to (*lv*d by lh* Laniard Airport Authority af lh* Oftk* of lh* Director *1 Aviation. Contral P tor Id* R**l*n*l Airport. D1S Moltonvllto Avonu*. Sontord. Ftorld* W ) l until II M A M . Jtm* t. Itt*. *1 which llm* lh* propotolt will b* publicly opened and t»*d ttoud Blddort or# Invltod to tutor"11 prop***'* on Propotal Form* provided A bid prlc* mutt b* tubmiftod tor each bid tetwduto and tor **ch itom llitod *n m* Pr*p*t»l Farm* On and *H*r AA*y X Itt*. capiat •• m* Plant, tpaciftca Nan*, and *m*r Canfracf Daev mantt may Ito ataminad at lh* ante* at lh* Director *1 Aria fton. Con** Ftorld* Ragtanal Airport, ot *i m* atm* *4 Bnttof. Chltdt 4 Aitadato*. Inc . M il S*ll*di Ska**. Carol Oablat. Florid* H IM 141* Campler* N e w a n h may b* •toremad ham *im*r lh* *«tic* *4 lh* Director *4 A vial ton ot Br 1*1*4. Child* a Attaciatot. Inc by payment *1 P I N to •weft t*4 PcywMnr tor Plant tnd •mar Contrail D*cwm*nto mutt b* mad* by choc* ot mom , ardtr par*oto to m# SAN FOND AIRPONT A U TH O ai T Y " Cam win n*4 b* arc*p4*d Thlt pay nam it nan rehmdatoto It Btodrr d*rt not non I to put up Potumoott but with** to h*v* SM utoM i m >p»* h br hr*' ctott U S man a ***«••'« chad ot manay otpot than to* I**v*r*d m lh* wm *| l.ftow" awiart (S U M ) mad* p * y «t» to *rmot Br ittof CMidt B A m * ci«tot me ot to me Sar tor * Airpart Av4h*r*4y aiptrdi"* on which *T»k* m* Bid**' <*n**cr» tor m* atcuw r n Tf»* (harp* will war **pry M m* l * p t r*aua*lt m« Ootum*nn to Ito tanl by ••*»•»* raptor wim charge* billed to racipMwr ’ Na p r a p a t a l t m a r b t pro|*ct. hcw*v*r. *ubml**tom *4 (vldtnc* ol Ititonclal retpoml bHIty and 4all4factory cempto Hon ol provtout prolocft. to lh* tolltfacllon *1 lh# tonford Airport Aulhorlly. FAA and FOOT, will bo conildorod *i m o a tin g lh * F O O T pr* qualification requirement for milpr*)*<l Th* Bidder *gr**t to comply wim lh# tel towing requirement " N o m om bor, office r, or omptoyo* ol fho Sanford Airport Authority during hit tonur# or for on* yoor thoroottor tholl hav* any Intorotf. direct or Indkoct. In m il contree I or m* procoodt m*r*of' Th* award *f mit Contract will b* conllng*nl upon th* concurronc* of th# Fodorol Aviation Admlnlllf *H*n and lh* Ftorld* D*p*rlm*ni ot Trent por I*“on SANFORD AIRPORT AUTHORITY By Ltophon J Coot* Director #* Avtolton Publttoi May 4. B lf*4 D E R M Legal Notices Legal Notices tv to oMoooaopg i re u I I U I 0 JOTCf O l LAfI AVI OUOT* AMI TO I VOI tCAL FOI I t tl TAItt lerr If (U tl I SIO FT OF I <tt ni H i l l 0 JOTCI 4SI LU1 A ll BUtni Ato tu l i t ) tuu. rot I t t l TAIL* lot if u n i i sio n of i its j tor r*ctip4 *4 propwta i tor • PMtod*r»»ry IMIdayt Far m* F AA funded pertw* m*t t m m l B * LcPrd.toi I and ll. tod*r** canhact can* hen* including kuf not hrwrtad to Oitedv*al*g*d Bw h toll I n torprit* parhclpalian. Buy A m erican" pr*rl|l*r>t. an* D*v*t B*r*n Act r*duar*m«nvt that! **w<r »h*M canMhant a>§ t*l torm m Om't i m Sadton BC *4 ito C«n«ra< I (Me v n w m The Vantor* Airpan Authanry r n r r v h m* righto to oaiv* ony mtormaiiiiar to ot r*|*d any and all prvp m iu ar to r* to BMPart petal ■•au'i *r C prilto* C hart A Bid I I *4 1% *4 me t * m Am u r Bid m a t h* »u*i»ntod wim m* prapaur A Payment Band and • P*r aT?M» tormam* Band. **ch m • turn •dual to IOO% pi m* ( w a rn *4 l*to C*n*r eel *w*rd*d will tw I t t .t l r*wuir*d prwr 4* *M<uh*n *4 *4*1 conlr •<I S d d r i mwtl tudm.t *vtd*nc* m*i m*y oto pr»*i. r Mtod wim •h* Ftorld* D * p*rlm *nl *4 l t l . l l | Tr*ntport*i<on *nd Oto on lh* t«tt current t ««vf l Ittl to k* ahto to b* awarded • contract tor Ihi4 II ret 10 t II COVtCO FIUT lATTIIT IO St.it tsfo itAiiMAn wcrjoi lac ADO TU I t t l IOLL rot I t t l IA1U LOT I CMVtCM FIUT UPTItT I04t.tr S4fl •U41JUM MM>t I K AMI TU I t t l »OLL TO* I t t l TAItt urt i .............. 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RAYVALOES TAX COLLECTOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PubllihiMay*.11,10.17, ltd* DER IS c t t 1 f c ■y MAROARITKAJX Asioclaled Preas Wrller________ DENVER Suylnft fedtral litw4* tiii|irrti4’(lc conflU-IInK Ntnlr lawn, n Juris!** ruled Ihal Coloniriu im nl oliry a federal 4trder Io provide ahorlloti fumllnn for jNKir women In cutteM of rup<\ Inreal and Ilfr-lhreolenlnK pre­ gnancy. IIS DUlrlcI Judge Edward N o 111 n g h a tn p e r in a n e u 11y blocked enforcement of a I9H4 Rlalc ainendnirnl Iwrrlng Hie h im - of federal Medicaid fundi lor u b o rtln n except w hen the woman'* life In In danger. The ruling wax (he flint In a num ber of lawnultn agulnal alair* with law* Ihal conflict with the (rdrral Hyde Amend­ ment. tald Junel Crrppn, a •pokrRwumuu for Ihe Center for Reproductive Law A Policy, whlrh rrp ira rn ln i the plalnlllls a re p r e g n a n t an a re n u ll o f ra p e — A rk a u n a n , K e n tu c k y . L o u is ia n a . M ic h ig a n . N o rth D a k o I u , O k l a h o m a , P c n n n y lv a n ln . S o u th D a k o ta . M o n ta n a a n d U t a h — h a v e n a ld t h e y w o n 't c o m p l y w i t h Ih e fe d e ra l o r d e r. o r I n c r n l. T im T y m k o v l c h o f th e C o l ­ o r a d o u t lo r n e y g e n c r u l'n office na ld h e w ill c o n s u lt w i t h M u le u g e n d e n a n d s t u d y Ih e o p in io n b e fo re d e c id in g w h e t h e r to a p ­ p e a l. T h e C e n t e r fo r R e p r o d u c t iv e lu iw A P o lic y a n d P la n n e d P a r r n t h o o d h a v e file d c h u lle rig e n In n e v e ra l B la le n . T h e p lu ln tllf n In Ih e la w n u li w e re I h r G r a n d J u n c tio n W o m e n 'n C l l n l e . M a y f a i r W o m e n 's C e n t e r . P la n n e d P ar r n lh o o t ! o f I h r R o c k y M m m tu ln n . u lo c u l p h y M c In n a n d a ItK-al a lto m e y . C r r p p n na ld Ih e p lu ln tllf n r f f r c l l v r l y n h o w e d th e J u d g e th e re r e a lly a re w o m e n In C o lo r a d o w h o n r r M '-d lc .ild e lig ib le a n d A T T F N T I O N P A N e e d A s s is ta n c e W ith Y o u r A d a ? Our Professional Ad Representatives Will Be Happy To Assist You In Any Of Your Classified or Display Advertising Needs. 8 a n fo rd H e ra ld R l PORT OF CONDITION CONSOLIDATING OOME1TIC S U B tlO IA R IItO F TNE PIRST NATIONAL BANH OF CENTRAL F LORIDA OF LONOWOOO IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA. AT THE CLOSE OF B U S IN Itt ON MARCH II. IF*4. FUBLISHED IN RISFONSE TO CALL MADE BY COM FTROLLEROF TNE CUBBENCV. UNDER T iT L E IX U N ITEO S TB TES COOE SECTION III. CHARTER NUMBER M4S4. COMPTROLLER OF TNE CURRENCY SOUTHEASTERN DISTRICT SMtomanl ot Rataurc** and Llabililtot ASSETS T to v u to i*4 D w 'lri Cam and baianrat dua Irom dtaotltory mtliluiioni Nontntor <tl bear mg balancat and currant y and cam •.**• t tutor*tt bearing balance* Sacurtitot u en Maid Io maturity tacurlltol ............... ) oar Avaflabto lor tala tacurlllat Fadaral fund* told i i .d i Sacurt“at purchatad under agraamanlt to rrMii B Loan* and M m financing raealvabtot Loan* an* iM M t not ol unaarnad Income M ill LESS. Allowance lor loan and laaMletMi lit LESS: Abocalad Irantlar rltk ratarva 0 Leant an* toatat. n*4 *4 unaarnad Incama, •llawanca. and ratarva Jl ltr AtM lt hahl In trading account* ......................... 0 Pramltat and Iliad tiM li (including caplfalliad taaiail.... ............................. Fll OThar real aitato arvnad IPO Invatfmanfi m uncantalldafad H Jnldrrlai •nd attoclalad campanlat ............................. 0 Cuttamart' liability to thlt bank on occaploncot aufttondlng..... .................................................... t Intonglbla ttto lt......... - ..................................................... 0 Othor otMlt ..... .................................. . I,tig Total atM li ............................................................................ )l.444 LotMtdalorrodpurtwanllollU.SC IS11(|)..................... N)A Tefal otMlt and lotMt dolor top pwrtwant Io II U S C. I«M (|I.................................................... 11.444 LIABILITIES Oopotlft: In domotllc officat.................................................................... 14.144 Nonlnlaratl baarlng ................................................... 11,411 Infarotl baarlng............................................................41.114 Fadaral fund* purchatad............................................................. 0 Sacurlllat told under agraamanlt Io rtpurchaM........................ 0 Demand notot Ittuad Io lha U S Traatury.................................. 0 Trading llablllllat........................................................................ 0 Other borrowed money: With original maturity of on* year or lau ............................... 0 With original maturity ot more than on* year........................... 0 Mortgage Indabladnatt and obligation! under copltolliad latMt..................................................................... 0 Bank’* liability on acceptance! aiacuttd and oultftndlng......................................................................... 0 Subordinated not** and debenture*............................................. 0 Other llablllllat............................................................................ Ill Tefal llablllllat............................................................................. 74.147 Llmlfadllfaprtfarrad itock and ralatad turplut......................... 0 E Q U ITY CAPITAL Parpafual prtfarrad itock and rolatod lurplut............................ 541 Common iltck............................................................................. .'. 1,417 Surplus......................................................................................... 1.5*0 Undivided profit* and capital rotor vat....................................... 0.007) Nat unraalliad holding galnt Hot m il on •vallabla lor tala Mcurlllai..................................................... (SI) Total equity capital............................................ 4.051 LotaatdafarradpurtuanltollU.S.C. Illll| )............................... N/A Total equity capital and lotMt doltrrtd pursuant Io 11 U.S.C. 1B73(||.................. 4.051 Total llablllllat. limited III*prtforrtd ' itock, equity capital, ond lotMt ctotarrodpurtuanl to 11 U.S.C. 1K)t||....................................... 71.444 I, Martin R. Hartmann, Protldont A Chief Eaocutlv* Otllcor ol lh* tbova rvamad bonk do horaby daclara Ihal thlt Report ol Condition It trv* and correct to lh* bast of my knowlodg* and bolkl. /*/ Marlin R. Hartmann April It. IF44 Wa, lha mdartlgnad diractou. attest to th* corractnau of Ihlt tlatomont af rotourcot and llabllltlot. Wo dodoro that II hat baan aiamlnad by ut. and to th* ball ot our knowlodg* and balltl hat baan praparad In conformance with lh* Instruction* and ll true and cornet. Director* /*/ Jam** W. Hickman /*/ Hugh Cotton /*/William J.Callft III Publish! May*. IF44 DER-54 M M M g m M M M M M M T - MMMM M M H N M M M R B R M R flR I R E N T S Four Griat Riasonsto Buy a Hicn School Class Ringat Our Stori. Bb Ioto you turn your sludGnt loo** with a Wank chock to buy 'at school* bo turn to compsra our prices. BNtoctton and BGfvtco 1. PRICE. Our pdc«B are constBlantty lov.wr (him th# in school BuppAers' 2. DCUVERY. W*1 dskver your nng in just 3 w*«ka Th« nuppkar at school can taka fwtea aa long or mora to ttorvur 3. QUALITY. ArtCaryixf a quality and aalaction ore aacond to nona To prov* it. al rings havrt a lull kfgtima warranty 4. SERVICE. Aa lha othoal ArTCarved dgaler. o f are always available to provsdB you with professional, personal service Visa us today and donl mtss thts opportunity to save on your class rmg S / T ft9 5 The Hyde Amrtidmenl provlden Medicaid (om U (or aixirIlona In ( anea of ra|ir unit Incral, aa well a* canrn where Ihr mothrr'n life In rnd<ingrrrd ll lookrffeclOcl. I. IU1LI Nottingham'• ruling rpioled Ihe Nuprrrnury Clau*e of Ihe U S Contllluilon. which kaya federal lawn ate binding even If they conflict with alalr law* In Derrmlier. I be ('Union ad mlnlklrallon ofderrd klatrn to Itrgin paying for Medicaid abor­ tion* In raw* of rt|N- or Incral alter Marrh 31 or rink liming billion* In Medicaid funding Medicaid I* a Joint lederal ilale program H H C tS STAMTtNC AT U k 7 H U n rro f f M M F M M U 4 r f f too* C l ABB f Seminole Centre • ('o lo ra «io a n il n in e othe r wtate* •321 4070 tSC£ HARDWARE i t C f HARDWARE A C £ HARDWARE MOSS ROSE HANGING POTS • bidi IWg * M Hardware Stores »• FO tS N ik Outfit A IMPATIENS Legal Notice m •...... . ............. Inttouchant i ma “P r» and Cand COUNTY COURT DADE COUNTY CASE rtl 1S41CCM PAN AMERICAN NATIONAL EAAPLOVEES CR EDIT UNION v* MALACHI WALTON COUNTY COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY CASE Ftl toll SP N BAR NETT RECOVERY CORPORATION vt MALACHI WALTON Node* *4 Ihoritri Sato NOTICE It H E R IE V OIVEN met by rulu* at mat certain Writ* ot tootutmn at U r to* ob» n and «* r* p*rfkuto<r Ihal carlam Writ *4 ta*cv4*n im a * *«4 *4 and vndtr m* m *i *4 da C n n ly C*wrl *4 SamitoW* C*un*r Ftorld* upon 0 I mol I * g ~ |-‘ render** m m* *tor* t*M Caurl *n m* »m d*> *4 Augut! A O tool, m m«r c*rl*m ca m *n*«*to* B*rn*H R*c*r*ry C*rp*r*4toa. P lo la llfl v t M*i*chi Wallen. Daiandani which atorttato Writ *4 Etacu •i*n * «« d*“ v*r*d to m* at Sharlll *1 Wminor* County Ftorld* an* I h*v* tor to* * * > tow tottowmg Orte'd** prlpwr’ i by HAatoch. to*imn u r *r•party bam* Itocatod m Sami toy mo mar* p v n*M C*M»rr Fi to Heutarty **to » d** *1 tortow* ONE '•*• TOVOTA PIC* UP VIN J T iS N M I IG aiM III • ( ING S T O R I0 AT BUTCH t TOWING SANFOBO F lO * IDA tnd rn* p G p t H t aS •* ShariH ot tm itoi l C o u n t , F tor id* mil *1 11 M A M an tow Hr* to , ot May A D too* ohot tor tew an* Mil to m* niptoii l tar FOR c a s h and twd.piI to on, and *11 ••tilling l«n*. *1 m* Wvti D**r *n lh* t<**l *1 lh* Stminato C n n ly CnrrmwuM m Santor* Ftond* m* Mu r Ot to•*m* pot t*n*l prapwr» , Thai u * taw it b*mg -* n t to t*r>Ur m* tormt *4 tmd t u n *4 Ito U lW i Dan* >4 F ltlmg*r ShanN lr w V . i l C n H y Ftorld* NOTICE REOAROiNO THE A M E R IC A N S W IT H O lS ABIITIES ACT OF IPM FEB SONS W ITH A D ISABILITY N B B O IN O I F B C I A L AC COWhMOOATKltot TO PARTIC IPATE lit THE n n o ctB O IN O SHOULD C O N TA C T TM ( C IV IL D IV IS IO N OF TH E S H E R IF F 'S O F F 1CS ( N F O R C E A E L K W R ITS SBC TIO N 1141 ItT H S T R IC T S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A A T LEAST FIVE OATS PRIOR TO THE P R O C IC O IN G T C l F PMONf lean n»M 4* PudKiftod April 11 |V S M r. t B IX 14*4 wim lh* law tn May 11.14*4 0 (0 HI Ruling: Federal directive supersedes state on abortion S2 58 Serving M Yo f Hardtoar* Needs S n c e 1E7I L0NGW00D LAKE MARY Hwy 434 A 427 331-4113 Public Shoppliag Caaltf 330-IS11 SANFORD CASSELBERRY 207 E 23lh SL 321-0115 Wlnlsr Park Dr. 33* 7345 □ t\C C HARDWARE MCJE HARDW AREoiCC HARDWARE * t C f HARDWARE *SCT HARDWARE Retail Broyhlll Bedroom Suites Retail 299T Broyhill Dining Room Retail 144# Broyhlll Sofa Retail 94ST Broyhlll Love Seats Retail 309^ Broyhlll Headboards All Sizes Retail 1 2 9 * Broyhlll Dining Table or Chairs 1/2 P r i c e & Less Broyhlll Recllners Broyhlll Sofa & 1/2 P r i c e & Less Loveseats w/Recllnors *119 per set Sealy Bedding 1/2 Price Starting @ HURRY • HURRY HURRY L IM IT E D Q U A N T IT IE S HUDSON FURNITURE H W Y 4 6 ( 2 .3 M I L E S E A S T O F I -4 ) » S A N F O R D �• • Sanford Herald *N BRIEF Softball all-star games FRIDAY May 6; 1994 Tearing up the track Seminoles sweep 4A-II ----- Lyman girls rule 5A-I From Staff Reports Scrl 'ln°,e Alhlellc Conference. 8s*$? gs-js-aa D'.,hp™ "|ovi",°|' Stulirr r M w y » Anne Freeburg. Slacle Eafahanl. Mildred Brown (Lake Brantley). U!‘ h°P- J “ mle Be land, Jodi heSAd6 . e « l ? , dy Ac*y al“ " m nn"i«* 'o t ? - « ‘ u7Vbul m *F no*•*« «o play. D U ^heduled to begin at 7 p ni. There Is no admission charge. l “ " : “ Jj* F.O.P. golf tournament . ^ ,nf°rd Frn,prnal Order of on Mn, hS ? J 40^ ™ ndur***K°ir •oumamenl , " , n dr y ' Ma* ?' f,1 T ,m *cu«n County Club to S pc& Ch*"“‘e- ■™"» The tournament will teeofTat 8:30 a.m. U fS0 P*r P"~>n. which Include* ^ l" ,,on' « " * " • (foil cart, and lunch. ‘X w prizes and contests also are planned For Information, call 322-1244. BSOIINP THS S TA Ti il Hawks rip ice-cold Heat MJAMI - Mookle Blaylock got hot. and the Miami Heat turned cold. Blaylock shook a slump and scored u season-high 29 points, helping the Atlanta Hawks beat Miami 103-89 to force a deciding fifth game In their first-round series The Heat, bidding to become the first No. 8 seed In NBA history to eliminate a No. I seed snot 37 pcrrcnl. Game 3 will be Sunday In Atlanta. CLEA R W A TER - With the pre­ liminaries over, the Seminole High School track tcutns now enn get down to the business of trying to add to their collection of state championships. The final preliminary wus the 4A-Reglou II meet Thursday night at Clearwater High School, where the Seminoles found out just who will be going to the Class 4A stale meet next Friday In Gainesville. Seminole's l>oy*. who ore chuslng their third consecutive stole title and tile seventh In school history, qualified eight Individuals and both relay* for the stale meet while the girls, who are looking for their fifth slate crown, qualified five Individu­ als and both relays. In the process, (he Tribe swept both regional idles, the boys outscoring Dunedin 84-63 for the championship while the girls built a 00-45 advantage over New Port R lehr y- Ridge wood. What made Thursday night's re­ gional victories unique was that the two team* went about winning their rrs|)rellvr Idles In almost the exact same manner. Leading the Seminole boys are □ See Seminole, Page 2B From Staff Reports WtNiwiswsiaanmutosw Tanned Mersey's victory In the 30Ometer intermediate hurd'es was one nl the^Tway lo^he 4^ RRegion ■nIo^CII |?TmP' m ^ Thursday ^ * coll#c,ed b* ,h« Seminole gin. on way to the 4A team title at Clearwater High School JACK SO N VILLE — Charlie Ward, the Florida State quarterback passed over for the NFL draft last month, will sign a four-game contract with Hooters of the United States Basketball League. Ward, the second Hetsman trophy winner to be bypassed by the NFL. said Thursday tie will start play with the Hooters on May 10. He Is to start a European basketball tour on the 25th. ■ » OBAN SMITH Herald Sports Writer Hammond blanks Phillies MIAMI — Chris Hammond pitched a sevenhitter and Jerry Browne tripled home three runs In the first Inning Thursday night as the Florida Marlins beut the Philadelphia Phillies 5 0 Hammond (2-3) walked one and struck out five In pitching his first nlne-Innlng complete game. He pitched a complete game lost Sept. 14. a six-inning, rain-shortened loss to Pittsburgh. Mavald Photo by Matt Martlt TAM PA — Jerry Ellison, who rushed for 710 yards at Tennessee-Chatlanooga last season, signed a free agent contract Thursday with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Ellison finished his college career ac Ten* nessee-Chattanooga's No. 9 all-time rusher. Winning pitcher Alox Anderson (sliding) had a single, ono run, and Iwo RBI Thursday to help Iho Disabled American Voteran Royals rip the Stairs Really While Sox. Anderson also was credited with a Iwo-lnnlng no hitler whon the gamo was slopped by Iho mercy rulo In the top ol the third. R ed S o x rom p; M a rlin s h an g on Prom Staff Reports AROUND THS HATtOH Bengals sign No. 1 pick CINCIN NATI — Just 11 days after drafting despite a contract Impasse, the Cincinnati Bengals mude defensive lineman Dan Wilkinson the highest-paid player In their history Thurs­ day. Wilkinson, the first player taken In the April 24 draft, signed a six-year. $14.4 million deal. v h m m n iE H A J Softball □ 6A-8«otlon I championship: Orange Park at Lyman, S p.m. Tennis □State tournament at City of Tampa Courls, Hillsborough Community College. B E S T B E T S ON TV NBA PLAYOFFS □ 8 p.m. - T N T . New York Knlcka at New Jersey Nets. (L) □ 10 p.m. — T N T , Houston Rockets at Portland Trail Blazers. (L) b o m p i«u iisttnga on Paga a i LAKFSONT FISLO SANFORD — Whul was expected to tic a bailie between two of the top teams In the American Division of the Sanford Recreation Lillie Major lht.seball League turned Into a rout when the Disabled American Vclcrnn Royals scored II runs In Ihc lop of (he third to slop the Stairs Realty White Sox 15 0 at Lukefront Field. At Roy Roller Field, the Marlins hung on to beat the Freddie Howard Pirates 4-3. Heading Into the final week of the season, (he Sunnllund Red Sox (13-0) lead the American Division. They're followed by the Royals (9-3). the Cook Construction Orioles and the White Sox (both 7-6). the Fisher. Laurence, Deed. A Fromnng Blue Juys (2-10) and the First Union A ' h (1-I2). In Ihc National Division, Ihc Railroader Cubs Baseball □4A-Dlst. 0 finals: St. Cloud at 8emlnole, 4 p.m. □ SA-Dlsl. 4 finals: Lyman vs. Laks Brantley at Conrad Park, DeLand, 8 p.m. □ See Regional, Page 2B Patriots earn opportunity to defend crown Ward to play for Hooters Buccaneers sign running back TA LLA H A S S E E — Javontr Green helped lead Lyman to the girls' team Idle while Lake Hrantfcy'a Dan Iflllcy and Lake Mary's James Davla bolh qualified for the state meet In two events Thursday at the 3ARegion 1 meet run at Florida State university. With Green finishing second In both the 100-mcter dash (12.7 seconds) and 2(XFmeter dash (26 0) a* well as running a leg of their first-place 4 x 100-meter relay 140.4). the Greyhounds ranted the learn championship with a score of 57 points. W in n in g Ind ivid u al reglonul championship* for Lyman were Rdu Greenberg (HOO-meter run. 2:22.21 and Ktanah Brrsnlrk 13,200 rnrtrr run. 11.-46 9). Other Greyhounds qualifying for the Class 5A stale meet next Saturday In Gainesville were Angel Rhodes (third In the discus. 113 fret. H Inches). Yushonda Dupree Ithlrd In the 200-meter dash. 26.5). Kelly Hudson (fourth In the HOOmeter mn. 2:23.3). and the sec oral place 4 x 400 meter relay Jennifer Dodson just missed qual­ ifying lor the stale meet hut still Rayalt Who* s«i SOY HOLLER F IIL D Plralat Marlmt (11-1) are (railed by Ihc Rlnkcr Material Dodgers (9-4). Marlins (7-0). Plrulcs (4-8). Hie Fun World ut Flea World Cardlnuls (4-9). and (lie Expos (2 -11). Six games are scheduled for Saturday. At Roy Holler Field, the Royals pluy the A s at 8 a.tu.. the Blue Jays and Red Sox tunglc at 10 u.m.; and the Orioles inccl the While Sox at 4:45 p.m. The Pirates and Cardinals will play the 8 a.m. game at Lukefront Field followed by the Cubs taking on Ihc Expos nl 10 a.m. and (he Dodgers battling the Expos nt 4:45 p.m. □ Sea Little Majors, Page 2B Roinco-Fla. Sport Wear still undefeated at Chase Prom Staff Reporta SANFORD — And then there was one. After just two weeks of play, only one (cam, Rnlnco/Florldu Sport Wear, remains unbeaten In Sanford Recreation Department Men's Spring Thursday Night Slowpltch Softball League uctlon at Chase Park. Rolnco/Florlda Sport Wear (2-0) used a pair of thrcc-run Innings (o knock off previously unbeuten M.A. Erectors (1-1), 104. and Touchdown Pub (1-1) built a 6-0 lead and cruised to a 9-4 triumph over another unbeaten, Ken Rommel Chevrolet (1-1). The game scheduled between Stlffey's Affordable (0-1) and Desk Mate (0-1) was postponed to a later date. C o n t r i b u t i n g to t h e ORLANDO — The Patriots are back to defend their crown. Spruce Creek offered Lake llruntley a golden opportunity In the first inning and the Patriots look advantage to score four runs and went on to eliminate the Hawks. 7-9. In the semifinals of 9A-4 baseball tournament at the University of Central Florida Thursday afternoon. The game was a rematch of last year's district " n*L wtilrli the Patriots ul.no won ut UCF. and puls laikr Brantley Into tonight's championship game against Lyman (which eliminated Luke Mary Wedncsduyl al Conrad Park starting at 8 p.m. Tills was Hie second straight year that Lake Brantley, Lake Mary. Lyman und Spruce Creek had reached the final four In the district tournament. Regardless of Hie outcome tonight, bolh teams will advance to next Tuesday's sub-rcglonal tournament. Tonight's winner will host the runner-up from District 3. while Ihc runner-up will travel to the home of the District 3 champion. •Incksonvllle-Tcrry Parker was lo meet Tullubasset- Lincoln (which upset Neptune BeachFletcher) In Ihc SA-Dlstrlct 3 championship game. Spruce Creek took a 1-0 lead In Ihc top of the first Inning as Keith Mastro walked, stole second und scored on u single by Elvln Valmores. Bui Hie Patriots (24-8) look ndvuntugc wildness on Ihc part of Hawks starter Justin Learn to get on Hie board. Tw o strike ouls were mixed In with t See District, Page 2B CLASS 1A-DISTRICT 4 TOURNAMENT SEMIFINALS UNIVERSITY OF C IN TR A L FLORIDA PATRIOTS/. HAWKS! SpvwcaCraak III « N S S S 1 Laka Branllay 411 M l a - I | | Ju laarn. Branch 111 and Yuitolln Tlbbattl and Van Oar Walda WP — Tlbbattl (M l. LP — Ju. Laarn Sava — nona. IB — Spruca Craak. Mattro. Galow; Laka Branllay. Krot. IB - Laka Branllay, Van Oar Walda. MR — nona. Racordi - Laka Branllay 141. Beer: 30 apparently happy to be playing at Pinehurst Prom Staff Raporta M.A. Eractart Roliuo/Flo. Spar! Waar Oil 010 I 111 IN I - 4 14 10 IS Touchdawn Pub Kon Rummal Chavraltl 111 ISO 1 001 N l 0 — » II 4 1 Rolnco/Florlda Sport Wear uttuck were Milch Burke (two doubles, Nlnglc, three runs. RBI), Rnndy Yutcs (two singles, run), Randy Rnwllngs (two singles. RBI), Jerry Brussclls (single, run. RBI). Sieve W oodley (sing le, two R B I). Brantley Brumlcy (single, two runs). Brian Sheffield (single, run). Sieve Donavan (single. RBI) und Mike Graves (single). Pacing the M.A. Erectors were Gcordlc Davison (three singles, run, RBI). Dennis Glccson (two singles. RBI). P a u l. Rodriguez (two singles). John Hogan (dou­ ble. RBI), Chris Bullock (single, □ S ee Chaae, Page 2B S A N F O R D — A r e t u r n 1o Pinehurst Purk has awoken Been 30's bats. After losing the Fall Lcuguc In a playoff with First Baptist. Bccr:3 0 took Its high-scoring attack to Chase Park for the Polar Bear League. But the team Just never got Its ofTcnsc sorted out and finished with a 2-7 record. Now back In Ihc Sanford Recre­ ation T h u rs d a y Men's S p rin g S lo w p ltc h Softball Lcuguc at Pinehurst, (he leant Is once again a scoring In bunches, following up last week's opening senson 7-0 victory wllh a 21-1. 16-hlt. threeInning trouncing of Ryder. The other two games were bolh lightly-fought and highly-contested. Allan Truskauskas doubled In Bert Burgess wllh the go-ahead run In Ihc lop of the eighth Inning and B riar Corporation withstood a Briar Carporallan Mablllta Budman (Wayna Dannhl Tha Uttar Ouyi Ml M N l Nl I 1— 1 II 1 11 BaanM Rydar two-out. bases loaded situation In (he bottom of the eighth to past a 4-3 victory in the opening game of the evening and The Utter Guys came back from a 3-0 deficit lo edge Ihc Wayne Dcnsch Budmcn, 5-3. Powering the Becr:30 (2-0) attack were Jim Reid (home run. triple, single, three runs, seven RBI). Todd Pagcl (triple, single, three RBI). Dave Coss (double, alnglc, two runs, four RBI), Rodney C u rry (two singles, three runs. RBI) and Mike Miller (two singles, two runs). Also hitting were Jerry Camus (triple, two runs), Chuck Camctto und Red Garner (one single, three □ See Ploehurat, Page 2B FOR THE BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY �8 8 - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida * Friday, May 0, 1094 Seminole — S T A T S & STANDINGS D O O i At Semtnele Park Thuruixy nlfht First race — 1450, Ot 11.11 * Bob’s Shannon 5 M JJO 3 40 aRVShody Lady 3 00 t.M 3 Fuller 3.10 Q (4 4) 13 00 P (4-4) 1I.M T (0-4-3) 04.40 Wcxnd ro t, - 1010, Ci 31.40 OElbboRtn 11.00 4 30 1 10 7 Peach Jim 310 110 0 Tort May | Moglc 3 40 Q (1-0) 10.40 P (0 All) 41.10 (All 1) 0.10 T (0-! 0) 111.00 D D 10 3)41.10 Third ro t, - 1010. Di 11.04 1 Bob’, Sidney 100 310 J JO I Hydro Denny l.M I.K J Money , On Emmy S to Q (1 1) 11.00 P01-1) 31.30 T I 1 1-3) 133.00 Feerlh rote — 1010, Mi 11.03 4 Dewey Leonn 1130 O N 140 1J Nino Unde W 00 O N 0 Summ Dome 4 00 a (14) H IM P 04-1) 101.00 T (0-11) I Ml .00 (All All All 1141.40 Filth ro t e -1 0 M .B ill.il 1Coming Event O.N 1 00 3 00 4 Al toon, Helen 11.00 1140 H'm NoSalnd 3 00 Q 114) 00.10 P I M ) 111.00 T (1-4-1) 300.M Hath rote — 10M, Ci 11.00 1thorp MOO 0 00 l.M 3 M l Allern B u t MOO 4.00 1 Lorrelnet Lone 4.00 Q (1-1) M.M P (1-3) 110.00 T (1-1-1) M0.10 (4-1-111 el 1100,40 Seventh rote - MM. Di 11.0! I ML Surl Board 11.40 0 10 4.00 1 BOMd Shikari 1140 100 0 RV Attogirl Abby in a H i) 40.00 p (i-i) moo t (i -m >n i .n t (1-1-41) 014.00 . eighth r i t e - M M , C l 11.30 4RvPowergllde 7.30 3 00 1 40 1 Cindy N Diamonds 0 00 4.00 I M 'l Trotyl Bruce 100 O (411 41.00 P M AID 0.00 tAll-1) 11.10 T (0-1-1)11140 Ninth rote - MM. At 11.11 3 Elite! Pop Tort O N 100 100 1 P li Nooky Roy 3 40 3 00 0 Omni Model 140 a t* 13 l.M P 11 1) 13.10 T (1-1-4) 131.M QD 14 1411)13140 11-thrite- MM, Ci 11-10 ITtkW hoW n U N 1.10 3 30 4 Bol l Song 4 00 l.N 0 Atwood Ken ley 140 O (41111.00 P (1-4) 101.00 T (443) 141.33 llth rote— MM. Bt 31.M lDwyRsbd IS N I N 140 lAunl Piggy 3 N 3 00 IM ySuiukl 4 40 Q (1-1) 10.00 P (1-1) M.M T (1-1-1) 401.30 Carryover 4llJ.lf 11th rote — I0M, Ai 31JO 3 Kotiu Sipporo I I H 100 4 30 1 Dork Sweet Ledy 4 00 4 JO 0 Longevity ll.N Q 0 1 ) 31.M (401 111 40 P I All-]) O.M (All 01 1.40 T 1110 A 1-41) tlll.M 1 (11-41. 1 4 1 1) 1104.00 nth rote — M M .O tii.tr IRKTobego 11N 140 4M 1M L High Commend 4.00 4 00 3 Weit Stoker 4 jg a (1 II 11.00P I M I D I J O T 11 1-]) 1111.40 M lh ro te - IOM.A 1 11.10 1 RedStort 3040 too 4 40 1 Tell Rendy Boy 1 40 3 40 0 Chile! Bonier 14 40 Q (1 11 100.00 P 11 1) li t M S (41-41) 4111.40 A — 043t H— 434,331 14th tome 4 Nope Urolde 11 30 4 00 1 00 4 Irlgoyen Bob 14.40 3 M 3 Aremeyo Victor 0 40 Q (4 4) 40.40 P (44) 141.30 T (4411 1)4 40 S (441-All) 301.40 OD 014) MOM A— lll i H— 310,314 BAM BALL STANOHMB NATIONAL L IA O U I All Tim e, I D T ■oil Dtvlilen L Pet. OB W Atlanta la 10 A ll Montrxal It 11 . » « W Florida 11 11 AM 1 Naw York 14 1) At* IV* Phlladalpkla 407 sv* 11 It Canfral Division W L Pet. OB Cincinnati 17 10 4 » _ Houiton 1 It 11 St] SI. Louts 14 11 140 1 Pittsburgh 13 1! .no 1 Chicago 7 14 ! « f Wat) Division W L Pci. OB San Francisco 14 14 A00 _ Colorado 11 11 4*0 V* Lot Angelas 11 It AM 1 San Ologo • It At* IV* Thursday's Oe mat Florid* f, Philadelphia 0 Moulton I. Cine Intoll 4.10 Innings Now York I, St. Loult ( Log Angeles 0, Son PronclMO 0 PrMoy'i Oomoi Phllorfolphlo ( I t hilling M ) at Floe Mo IW H th o rt4 U .il 11p.m. Houiton (Harwich 11) atCIncInAAll (Pugh M l , ! :U p .m Chicago (Young 01) al PIIHburgh (Nooglo 131,7:31pm Montrool iM o rlln ti 17) al Allonla I Maddux 4 1). 7:40 p m Now York (Smith I I I al St Loult (Tewksbury 4 01.1 01 p m Lot Angeivi (Aitoclo I D ot Son FrontlKO (Swift 31). 1001pm Colorado (Harkoy 01) al Son Ologo (Benet I Sl.lO OSp m Saturday'! Oomtt Lm Angola! at San Prantlico, 4 01 p m PhilodllphM t l Florida, 7iM p.m. Houiton at CineInnall.! :0S p m. Chicago al Pittiburgh.! :01pm. Men Ire* 1*1 Allonla,!: 10p.m. Now York al St. Loult. I M p m Color ado at San Ologo. 10:04 p m. AMCBICAN L IA O U I All Timex I D T ■ail Dtvlitoo W L Pci. OB Boston 30 7 741 — Baltimore 17 • 4S4 1<» tow York t4 to 4IS 3‘* Toronto IS 11 A34 S'* Detroit 10 IS 400 f Cxnlral Division W L Pet. OB S77 — Chicago 1) II 14 11 AM 1 Milwaukee Cleveland 1] 13 sro IV* no Kansas City IV* 1] tl Minnatola It 17 A t! l Watt Division W L Pci. OB Taxat It 14 440 _ Saattla It IS 413 V* California It It 17t 1 7*4 4V* Oakland • 10 Thwndoy'l Oom*i Konioi City It. Toronto. 0 California 4. Oakland J FrMay’iOam ai Boston (Solo 30) al Now York (Key O il. !;«p m . At Or Undo Seminole Saddle l Johnton 11) at Detroit (Doherty Thwridoy nlghl 3 1I,7:M pm . Pint gome Clavaland (AAartlnat 0-3) al Baltimore 4Pordo 0.4Q. 4,00 1 40 iMurtlnol I L 1:34p.m. 1 Enrique U N IN Mllwoukoo (E ld ro d 1-31 ot Taranlo 10ne Indie 340 (Stewart* 1), T ill pm . Q 11-4) M.M P <4 31131 tOT (4 l - l ) IS* 40 K m w City (COrsr 4 1) at Chicago (Born Second gome 3 I). I 01pm 3Oie Enrique I4 N too 3 00 Mlnndtota (Ooitolvl > I ) ol Texoi (Helling 10). 0:13 pm JPIIeErklege 3 40 i n Oakland (Jlmxni P I) al Calllornla I An 7 Belo Joie I I 40 a (3 1) 3)00 P (1-31 100.04 T (13 ! ) 104.00 DD d t r u n 3 I). 10 Oip m (4-3) 31.30 Saturday'! Oa mei Soatlla al Dxtroll, 1:11 p m. Third gem, Bolton al Naw York, 1:31 p m. I Beta Aguirre li lt 4 40 3 00 IColeAtpIrl 1 40 4 40 Cleveland al Baltimore. I U p m 4Pile Enrique 140 Mllwaukae *1 Toronto, 1:11pm O (I 11 30.40 M 11 1) 1)4 It T 113 4) 413.30 Kama! Clly al Chicago. 1 l i p m Fourth gem, Minnesota at T a x a i,l:llp m 1 Ricardo I 40 4 40 3 00 Oakland al Calllornla, 10 Oip m 4 Ajplllege 1.00 l.N 40lee 140 S O U T H IR N L IA O U I F ln l Hall Q (1-4) 14.40 P (14) 113.40 T (14-4) U!.M taitern Dlvltlen Flttn gome W Pci. OB I Belo Urolde 0 00 3 N I N Corollno (Pirate!) 4Cole CMrloioM 3 40 1 00 IS 411 Greenville (Brovei) 4 Pordo Enrique 1.00 II 411 Ovlonde ICvbtl II II .444 4 Q ll-4 ) 31.00 P01-4) 131.40T (1-4-4) IIl.M Sixth gem, JotkMnvIlle (Morlneril II I! .M l 4 1 Pordo Oyerl 0.40 1 30 1 40 Knoxville (Blue Joy!) II tl .303 4 Welter n Dtvltlen I Irlgoyen Erklogo 440 3 00 lOeoMendl 3 40 Huntsvltl* (Alhltct) 14 10 ■415 _ Birmingham (WSoxl 14 tl AM 1 Q ( l - l ) 40.40 P (1-1) 130.00 T (I I-/) M7A0 )] 13 ICO 1 Chattanooga (fladtl Seventh gome Mamphlt (Royals) 13 14 44! 4 1 Erklogo 14 40 140 l.M lO o llli 4 N JJO Nathvllla (Twins) It 413 1 IS Thursday'! Comet 4 Vicin' US 0 (1-1) M.M P 11 1) M M 3 T (1-1-4) 111.M Greenville 1. Nethvllle 4 Eighth gome Carolina !, Jockienvllle 1 Knoxville!.Chottonpogo I 1Sold Aiplrl O N I N 3 00 Birmingham 3. Huntivllle 1 1 Zugoto Aguirre 3 40 M 0 4 Rene Mendl Orlando 4. Memphis 1 340 Q (1-1) 34.00 POM1113.13T T 01-1-4) 111.40 Friday'! Gomel Ninth gome Neihvllle el Greenville OZgioAgrre WOO 11.40 0.40 Jetkienvllle el Coroll no OOleoChlmelo 10 00 7 40 Ctollenaogo el Knoxville 3 Aipllloge Urolde 140 Huntivllle el Birmingham OrlendeetMemphli 0 (0 0) 04.34 P (4-4) 131.40 T (4 4 1) M4.44 T T carryover IMt.oo lolurdey'i Oxmei Nethvllleel Greenville loth gome Jetkienvllle el Caroline IZugoio IO N 4.00 3 40 Ctollanooge el Knoxville 4 Mendl 4.40 4 40 Huntivllle el Birmingham lArrotolo 3.00 Orlande el Mamphli 0(1-4) 1310 P 13-4) 141.40 T 13 4-1) MO.W llth gome 1Rapa Erklogo 7 00 S OO 3 40 FLORIDA STATE LEAOUE llrlgoytn Urolde 140 1*0 First Hall 000 iRene-AtpIri Eatlxrn Division Q I t - ! ) 34.44 P II 17111.3*T 11-1-4) MAM W L Pet. OB Brevard (Merlins) 7 .710 — 11 lifts gamt SI. Lucie (Malt) 14 11 A ll 1Olaa Cottle 34 40 ( 40 440 S Vero Beech (Dodgers) tl 11 SOO 7 4 Napa Don l.M • 30 Otceole (Astros) II IS .413 f 000 lAiplUaga-Viclor Deytona (Cubs) Q 1141 44.M P tl-*) U 4 .lt T I )-*-!) I37.M OD 10 17 370 10V* W.P. Beach(Bxpotl i tt .140 HVj (1 1 A 1 All) TfAO QD (1-1* 4-All) 1M.M Wf sltrn Dlvltlen lllll gam* f .447 — Fort Myers (Twins) It lAramayo 140 140 3.10 Lakeland (Tlgertl 17 10 .410 t 4 Zugara •00 3.40 Clearwelxr (Phillies) IS 11 .114 ] 440 ! Uralda Tempo (Yankaet) tl 11 AM 4 Q (14) 11.M P (14) O.M (3-All) ll.N (All 4) St. Pale (Cardinals) 14 11 A lt 4 II.M T t (3-4-3) 1*4.40 Jackpot T74S.M J Al*ALAI * Pinehurst Continued from ID runs and one RBI each), Spcnccr Buggct (nlt)gle, two mils, Rill) and Dob Garner (dingle, run. RUI|. Quinn Barrows had a double and drove In a run, Don McLoud and Mike Anglin had one single each and Robert McUrlcr scored (he run for Ryder (0-2). Collecting hits for Briar Corpo­ ration (1-JJ were Trtihkauskus (double, two singles, RBI), Buddy Lennon (double, single, run, RBI). Duke Fcrrato (triple, run), Burgess and Don Baldwin (one single one run each), Dcuu Myers and J .J . Jllcs (one single and one RBI each) and Tom m y Ryan, Anton MaBscy and Donnie Lively (one single each). Doing the hitting for Moblllte (O-l) were Bob Markos (double, single, run, two RBI), Angel * Tim Raines Is b Senlord native and Seminole High School graduate now playing lor the Chicago While Sox. His stats aro for the 1994 season In the Ural column, personal-best season totals In tho second column and current career totals (Including 1994 games) In the third column. Raines and Iho While Sox did not play Thursday. They'll begin a series with the Kansas City Royals with an S OS p.m. game this evening. Figueroa (double, single, run), Darrel Lowery (two singles, run). Chris Brooks (single, RBI) and Jim Bcdow and Keswick Loshley (one single each). Leading The Ultcr Guys (l-O) were Tom Glllan (double, two singles, run. two RBI), Todd Morgan (double, single, run, RBI), Donnie McCoy (double), Mike Nolo (single, run, RBI), Tom Lundy and Frank Turner (one single and one run each) and Mark Ballon, Ron Cardcll and Frank Van Pelt (one single each). G e ttin g the hits for the Dudmcn (1-1) were Josh Seward (three singles, run), Gary Cline (two singles, two RBI), Danny Mcllo and Rick Labonte (two singles and one run each), Garden Spencer and Scott McLaughlin (one single each) and Doug Drier (RBI). RAINES QAUQE Category ’94 Games............... At-bats............... Runs 4444IM>4e#M.i 1a*i *« H its................... RBI......... ..... Doubles............. Triples............... Home rune........ 22 91 19 27 11 4 0 0 Sleala............... 2 297 beat 160 647 133 194 71 38 13 18 90 .334 Ctorlotto (Rongori) II tl Ounadln (Blue Jaytl It 10 Sorowto I Rid to il 0 1! Thursday's Oomoi Ctortotto 4. W nt Polm Sooth 1 Clxarwalxr 1. 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PHILLIISO F L O R ID A a b rh M tk rh M 4 110 Dyktlrcf 4 0 0 0 Carre) Mgdan 3D 4 0 10 Duncan 7b 3 111 Kruk lb 4000 SMtietdrl 4 10 0 DHIIntlb 4 0 10 Conlne If 3 10 0 Deultonc 4 0 10 Dtfrda 1b 3 0 0 0 Brown* 36 3 0 13 Chmbrl rf 10 10 Incvgle II 4 0 10 KAbbtt tt J 0 1 0 Batiste tt 3 0 0 0 Ting lay c 3 1 1 0 >000 Riverap 0 0 0 0 Hmnd p Quinlan ph 1 0 0 0 Brrtiep 10 0 0 RJrdnph 1 0 0 0 Certerp 0 0 0 0 Tela It 1 3 (1 1 Tptats 1* 1 1 1 set set set - o PbHsdelpMe 77* tea Me - 1 F terIda OP - Florida 1. LOB - Philadelphia 7. Florida 1. IB — Duncan (0). Chamberlain (II. IB — Browne 11). MR 111 SB — Carr I ( 11). S — Hammond IP H R SR SB SO P H IL A N iv*raL.O ) 1 a I I 1 I Boskle 3 I I 0 0 4 Carter I 0 0 0 0 t Florida Hammond W. 3 3 t 7 0 0 1 1 WP — Hammond Umpires — Momx. Poncino; First. Winters. Second, Froommlng, Third. Mtrnandar T — 7 I! A -34.371 NBA P LA Y O FFS All Timet I OT FIRST ROUND . (Battel 1 ) Thursday, May I Atlanta Ml. Miami It. wrlet tied 13 Denver 14, Seattle tl, OT, wrlet Hod 3 3 Utah OS. San Anlonlo N . Utah wins wrlet II Friday, May 4 Now York at Naw Jtrtey, I p m l TN T) Moulton at Pori land. 10 30pm (T N T ) la liir iia u . jU r.v J Dtnvtr al Soottlo, l: N p m (NBC) Hawkt-Haal, Boa A TLA N TA (11)1 Manning 10-31 4 414. Willi! 34 004, Kantak 1 0 1 1 4 . A u g m o n O tTI If, Blaylock 7 I14 4 If. KoaloOl 00 0. EhlO 3 7 I t I. Wtollxy I } 00 1. Lang 0 1 I I S. Farrell M 00 0 Totals 33 4X 31 34 103 MIAMI (It ) Rlct i 113 3 II. Salley 111131. Solkaly 11 11 t. Stow ) 1 14 t. Smith 4 13 3 4 tl. Colei 7114 4 II. Long 1 ! 4 4 1. Miner 14 4 4 10 Tolali: M 7114 jr ft Allonla 31 11 It It - If] Miami |f 31 |f » _ tt 3 Polnl goal! - AllenleO II (Blaylock 4 10. EhlO 0 1), Miami 114 (Smith 44. Rica I I . Shaw 03) Fouled oul — Long. Rtboundi — Allonla It 4Willi* 14), Miami » (Solkaly t). A itlilt — Allonla 33 (Blaylock 7), Miami If IColee 7). Total fouli — Atlanta If, Miami 17. Technical! — Augmon. Rica, Miami coach Leughery. Flagrant tout — Smith A — II.N0. NHL PLAYOFFS All Timas I D T C O N F E R IN C I SIM IFINALS (BetI-OI7I Thurtday, May I Naw Jarwy 4, Botlon 1, Boston Itodi wrlai M Naw York Rangers 1, Washington 0, Naw York lead! writs 10 Chase Continued from IB RBI), Oclavto Torres, Darrell Williams und David Duschur (one olnglc and one run each) und B.J. Holt and Lonnie Tucker (one Blnglc each). D o i n g tile d a m a g e fo r Touchdow n Pub were John Dunn (double, three singles, three runs), Bill Marino (double, two singles, two runs. RBI), Manny Silvia (three singles, run, three RBI) and Tom Zabo (two singles, run, RBI). Also contributing were Jim Troxcll (double, two RBI), Craig Split (double. RBI), Kevin Julian and Bill Doyle (one single and one run each), Dan Dougherty and Dwayne Tuwery (one single each) and Slu Selock (RBI). Providing the ofTcnse for Ken Rummel Chevrolet were David Goldstlck (triple, double, single, run. RBI), Cary Keefer (double), Brian Curtis (single, RBI, JcfT Futrcll (single, run), Jim Davis (single), Scott Murphy (RBI) and Kirby Swlnchart (run). Continued from IB Ucrnnrd Sparrow nnd Andre Scott, who both won two Indi­ vidual regional championships Thursday. Sparrow finished first In both the dlBcus (169 feet, H Inches) and shot put (59-BVi) while Scott swept the top spots In the triple jum p (33-2UI nnd long Jump (24-0). For (he Tribe girls, Bcllnder Morgan was the rrglonnl cham­ pion In the triple Jump (36-111 nnd finished third In the long Jump |I6 -10). Katina Perry quali­ fied (or the state meet In both the shot put (ihlrd. 36-10) and discus (fourth, 115-6). C o ry W ilson and C harlie Farmer finished llrst 111.1 sr-eonds) and second (11.2) In Ihe lOO-mcter dash while Ansel Davis was fourth In (he 2(H) meter dush (22. ft I for the boys. M lndec H a m p to n won the 20O-melrr dash (23.3) for thr girls w hile Shaw ano Montgomery enmr in second I (he lOO-mcter dush (12.9). Julian Wimberly placed Ihf In the Itoys' 110-metcr hlgl hurdles (14.9). Tennell Her*! won Ihe girls' 300-meter Intel mediate hurdles (48.5). The Seminole girls won boi the 4 x lOO-meter (48.9) and 4-' 400-meter (3:37.6| relays wh|li the boys finished first In the 4;; lOO-meter relay (42.0) and lo^l seennd in (lie 4 X 400-mele rclny (3:20.7). Other state qualifiers for the Seminole boys were shot putter Klkl lllll (second. 4 9 5 m turd triple lum per Robert Ruffin (fourth. 43-4). While lliey Just missed qua}llying for (he state meet. Aswfld Duval (400-meter dash, 32 1), Wimberly (300-metcr Intermedi­ ate hurdles, 40 9). and Farmer (200-mctcr dash, 22 3) ronirfh tiled crucial leum points by Mulshing fifth In their rrspectli’r events Tim Raines Friday, May 4 Toronto al San Jaw. 10 31 p m Oallat at Vancouver, 14 M p m Saturday. May 7 Naw Jarwy at Boston. > Of p m Now York hangars at Washington 7 II pm TV m A D IO B ASIBALL 7 30 p m — SUN, PhlladolpMa at Florida. ID 7 30 p m — WON. Chicago ol Pittsburgh (LI 7 31pm — TBS.AAontrtalal Allanto. I D 11 p m — SUN. College. Giorgio Southern el Georg-i Toth NBA PLAVO FFI ■ p m — TNT, Now York ol Now Jorwy. (L I 10 30 pm . — TN T. Houiton at Portland (LI BOWLINO la m — SUN. LPBT San DiogoOpxn BOX I NO I p m — ESPN. Top Rank Boxing t 41 p m — MBO. Heavyweights Lennox Lewisvi Phil Joxkion. ILI CYCLING 7 )0p m — ESPN, Tour DuPont highlights HOCKEY 10 X) p m — ESPN, NHL playolls, Toronto ol Son Jaw. (LI HORSE RACING 1pm — E1PN. KentuckyO rtl. (L ) 130am — ESPN. CarltbadWOO Saturday AUTO RACING Ip m - INN. NASCAR Naw England3» 1 30am -E S P N . BMW Vinlag*Race 4 JOpm -E S P N . Toyota Atlantic Series S a m — ESPN. IMSA Exxon Supremo Series BASEBALL 1:10 p m — SC. CV, College. Sovlh Carolina airiorldd. I D ):3 0 p m — WGM. Kansas City at Chicago Whitt Sex. I D 7p m - SUN. Philadelphia al Florida. |L> 7p m. - WON. Chicago al Pittsburgh. I D 7 01pm - TBS. Montreal at Allonla. ILI •p m -W O R . N V.Mattel St Louis (L ) 11 p m — SUN. CSI la00. Kentucky ol Georgia • BASKETBALL l p m - W ISH 1. NBA pleyotts. IL). alto el J JOp m CVCLINO 4 30p m -- ESPN. Tour DuPont hlghllghtt OOLF apm — WCPXs. BellSouth Clastic. I D 1 30 p m. - WF TV f. Legends of Golt. (L ) 1 »m — SUN, Don Shule Celebrity highlights HOCKEY n o p m - ESPN. NHL. plarotts. tow York Rangers at We thing Ion Capitals. ( D HORSE RACINO 3 30 p m — ESPN. Konlucky Oorby Special, (LI 4 U p m — W F TV t. Konlucky Darby. (LI 4.30 p m — SUN. Virginia Gold Cup Steeptectow 4 p m — ESPN. Kentucky Derby Post race Special. (LI TENNIS Noon — ESPN, German Open Noon - SUN. USTA Clay Court Champion ships, alto e llp m Radio BASEBALL 7 p m , — W GTOAM lltol, Philadelphia al Florida 7pm WWNZ AM (1440), Mwilfoai al Atlanta I p m . - W TLN AM IIIJ0), Southern Loogu*. Orlando ol Memphis MISCELLANEOUS 5 pm - W GTOAM ISaOI. Pot Williams Show 4 p m — WGTO AM 1140), Tho Prxst Boa 7 p m — WWNZ AM (740/1440), Tho Sports Nul 10 p m. - WWNZ AM (740), Florida Sports Exchange 10 pm . - W GTOAM (S40), Sports Byline USA 10 pm . - WWNZ AM 114401. Sports Fan Tonight Saturday AUTO RACINO - WGTO AM (S40). Chavy Dealers BASEBALL 4:30 p m - WWNZ AM (1440). Monlrxal al Atlanta • pm — W GTOAM |)ao), Philadelphia al F lor Ida. lolned In progress 0 p m. - WTLN AM 11)30), Southern League. Orlando al Memphis FOOTBALL 7 p m. — WWNZ AM 1740], Arana League. Exhibition, Orlando vt Char loll a HORSE RACINO 5 p m. - WWNZ AM (14401. Konlucky Oorby Regional------ ■4- Continued from IB contributed lmjMirluut tram points for (hr Greyhounds by finishing fifth In both (h r lOO-meter high hurdles (17.4) und 3 0 0 -m ctrr Intermediate hurdles I4H !)| The only other Individual girls' regional champion from Semi­ nole C o u n ty wus O vie d o 's Kelshu Gammons, who won the 100-meter high hurdles (ir>tii She'll be Joined at Ihe slate m rrl by team mat r KII/alH-lb Wilder, who finished second In the sho( put 134-10) Lake M a r y ' s two stale quallfrrs are Shawn Barkley (second In ihr 300-meter Intermediate hurdle. 46.9) and Atnle Bradley (who won a |urnp-o(T for (ourth m ihr high Jump. 3-21 While she didn't qualify, Nakela Hood scored in Ihe 100-meter (sixth, 12.9) and 200-tnelrr (flflh, 26.9) dashes for the Rums, Representing l.ake Howell at the stale mrel will (tt Winsome Clark, who placed fourth In (hr •UK) meter dash II .00.981 llilley and Davis Iki IIi had a second and a third-place llnlsh (o (heir cretlll Thursday nlghl Davis took second In (he shot pul (48-9W) nnd third In the discus 1140 8) while Hlltry wits second In the 3,200-mrtrr rqu (0 :4 2 .9 1 ) m id third hi die 1,600-nicler run (4 22 46). Davis will (*■ (he stile rrpiv sentnllve of (he hake Mary bovtjs (cam al Ihe stute meet. HtIUy will he Joined by leummutr O rw yn Alllcoek. who plurgd third In Ihe 400-meter dash 131.271. head by Individual regional champion Brian Olson (stint put 49-3WL Ihe latke Howell boys (earn Is sending three Individual qualifiers and (In fourth plat r 4 x lOO m rlcr relay (42 931 to (hr stute meet. District "Tlhltelts Jusl gut real fine. C o n tln u td from IB wnlks to Instead of going after them.'' Joey Hariner. Brad Van Der Wrlde und Mu.se Nnvurro to loud said Lake Brantley head roach Mike Smith. "We've been trying the bases. to gel him lo he uggiesslve when Brian Kroi then cashed In with he get* ahead and not try to h it a bases'clcarlng doubl H r moved to (bird on an error H|Hits so much." Doing the- damage lor the before scoring on a wild pilch Patriots were Butler l2-for-4. Lake Brantley added unolher RDII. Van Der Weldr 11-for-2, run In Ihe second Inning as John triple, two runs. RBI). Krot Andersen reached on an error, moved to second on a hunt hy (I for-3. double, run, three Kill) Pete Gatdls and scored on a M.inner 11-for-2. run). Shawn and Andersen (one single, one single by Jeff Bui lei Spruce Creek got a run buck In run and one RBI each) and the (bird Inning on a single by Navarro (runl P roviding the offense for Jim Gclow, a wild pitch, a passed ball and a sacrifice fly by S p ru ce C reek were Gelow l'2-for-3, double, two runs). Justin Barton. The Patriots then took a 7-2 Mastro (double, two runs. RBI). lead In the boitom ol the third I.ongstrrrt (single, two RBH. Inning as Van Der Wrlde tripled Valmores (single. RBI) and and scored on a two-mil single Barton (run, RBI), by Jeff Shaw. Shaw ihrn stole second and scored on a single by Andersen. The game then settled down into a pitcher's duel as Lake Hr.ml ley 's Chris Tibbetts (7-1) retired 14 of 17 Hawks (allowing Just one single and two walks) while Spruce Creek reliever Justin llranch retired 10 out 11 (giving up only a single to Butler). Tibbetts appeared to Ik*on bis 7:30 P.M. way lo a three-lilt victory as he Wod. thru Sat.. retired Ibc flrsl two bnllcrs In Noon Th u rs . & Sat. (lie seventh Inning. But Spruce, 1 P.M. Sun. Creek refused lo quietly ns Gelow doubled lo deep center and scored on a double lo right by Maslro. Barton und Valmores walked 12:30 P.M. lo load Ihe buses before Wnyne Tu e s. thru Sun. Longstrecl singled In two runs and put runners on flrsl und third. Bui Tlhbells escaped the Jam as John Yuzzolln'n hit n high bouncer lo Gnldls, whose throw to Andersen Just nipped u sliding Longstrecl ui second base. Bet Live Jai-Alai Bet Horses Little Majors Continued from IB A n to n A n d c rn im led the Hoyula with two tdnglcn, two runs scored, and two RBI. Jason Shceflcld contributed a triple, one run. and two RBI. Alex Anderson had a single, one run, and two RBI. Dontacy Major added a single, a run, und an RBI. Jcrbmlati Jenkins singled and hud an RBI. Dwuync Tillman scored three runs. Jeremiah Anderson scored one run nud drove in two olhcrs. William Kirby scored twice. Robert Wilds had u run und an RBI. Anthony Ratonarony and Donovan Re­ dden each scored u run. Alex Anderson tossed a no­ hitter over two Innings for the Royals. The White Sox's only base runner was Michael White, who drew a two-out walk In the second Inning. Rob Lowe hit a triple and senred two runs to highlight the Th e other Si lver Hawk quallfrrs are Anthony Starks (second In the UH)-meter dash 31. 13) and Jackson I'atkus IlmirOi III Ihe 2(XJ-meler tlas)i 22.30). Lyman athletes earning (he right to compete In Ihe ntahmert were Jerinnudc Dlllworlli Isecond In ihe discus. 143-41 R ob E v a n s ( t h i r d in i h <• 3.200 tneier run, 9 44 H4|. and Derrlko Shaw (ih lrd In ihe 300-nteler mtermediate hurtllrs 40 231 Pompano Harness Murlliih' six-lilt effort. John Kllllngswortb singled twice and drove In u run, Ryan Scruplcn and Rick Wells both singled and scored u run. Travis Jones also hit a single. F o r the P i r a t e s , T o n e y Bobunnon doubled und scored twice. Jon Brooks also hit a double. Tony Everett scored a run. 7:30 P.M, Wed. thru Sat., Mon. Miami Jal-Alai 7:00 P.M. Wed. thru Sat., Mon. Noon Wed. & Sat. Hwy. 17-92 a 436 (407) 331-9191 ► HAVEFUN C flV C Malinooa Mon., Wed., & Sal. 1pm Nightly at 7:30 pm • Closed Sundays Sontors Free at all Matinoes GREYHOUND PARK 2000 Somlnola Btvd., Casoelbarry IN MIDIIIJN to HVt nail RACING Wl UNI It WAGtHIHI. VIA '.All l u l l ON lALKSUNVIltt ,* [AMI-AS1 f i l l III)!, HALING J’lUS MIAMI THit1IHIHIIIHH nt US' . �-7. IT r ' r r Sanlord Herald, 8anford, Florida - Friday. May 0, 1994 - 18 People Are you ready to lose weight? IN BRIEF Prayer week for Kiwanls The Ktwunln Club nr Sanford will recognize Worldwide Klwnnln Prayer Week May 8-14. 1994. In observance of ibe week. Ihe Kiwanls Club of Sanford ban Invited Ibe ebureb inlnlstcrn of club members lo attend Ibrir Wednesday luncebon meeting as their guests. The observance began In 1980 und reflects two objectives of Ibe Klwanluns: to give primacy to Ihe human and spiritual ralber than the material and to encourage the dally living of Ibe Golden Mute In ull human relationships. The Kiwanls Club of Sanford meets at the Sanford Civic Center. Dixieland band open to public Dixie lurid Forever Inc., u nonprofit tmnd, plays the second Sunday of every month, from 4-7 p.m.. at Ibe VF’W Mall, 2700 Well* Ave.. Fern Park. Open lo the public, donation Is $8. For Information, call H41<73:15. United We Stand meets Sunday United We Stand America, a non partisan, non profit citizens' action group meets the second Sunday of each moult) at 7 p m., nl Ihe old bake Mary City Mull on Country Club Road und Lake Mary Boulevard All Interested persons are welcome. World War II veterans meet Sunday World War II veterans of the Merchant Marines and Navy Armed Guard meet the second Sunday of the month ul 1 p.m.. at I lie American Legion. 2874 S. Sanford Ave All "old salts" are welcome. For Information, call Bob Swanson. 321-4723. Poets to talk verse May 5 wus declared International No Diet Day. A coalition of groups which Includes Ihe Council on Size and Weight Discrimina­ tion and the Body Image Task Force says we should "express an appreciation for the many slzrs and shafies of human bodies." |t also wants lo encourage people lo niaxltnlzc their health 111 ways that do nol focus specifically on weight loss. First celebrated In 1(8)2 by a group called DlrtBrrakern bolding a picnic In London's Mydr Park, the "holiday" Is meant lo urge people to give up trying to lose weight for 24 hours and to think about whether dieting helps or hinders their well-being. The message Is a worthy one. Expert* have been saying for years Ihut going on and ufT welglu-loss diets often does more harm than good. It's more Important, they say to develop healthful eating and other lifestyle hahlls that enn tie llvrd with comfortably over Ihe long run. Consider that unless u person Is committed to ehanglng lifelong hahlls that hrlped bring on Ihe weight, such as hinging lo deal with stress or remaining fairly sedentary, any pounds that are shed are likely to creep back on. Onr of Ihr reasons [x-oplr m i often llnd themselves on the dieting merry-go-round is ihat they start their wrlght loss efforts without asking one fundamental question; Am I ready? If lfir timing Is not right for making changes that go beond checking ihe numbers on the scale, the chances of shedding pound* permanently are slim. T o assess your weight-loss readiness, consider the following six points. CONSUMER FOCUS BARBARA H U G H ES / GREGG H7i«t'» your motivation? A person i.*ylng lo lose weight In order to slim down before a high school reunion Is probably not as highly motivated to change lifestyle habits forever as someone who has been told to lose weight after suffering u heart attack. Think carefully about your own reasons for wanting to shed excess pounds and decide whether they're enough to support a long-term commllment. You may also want to check with a doctor or other health professional to see whether you even need to make losing wrlght u priority for your ovrrall health What rise la going on In your life? If you've Just chuntfcd Jobs, gone through a divorce, or are experiencing any other kind of extra stress at work or at home, decide whether you can cope with the added stress of changing your dlet/exrrrlse habits If nol. belter lo wait until you can gel circum­ stances under control. Even the elation that comes with being newly married or buying u home might make It difficult to foxus on dealing with changes related to weight loaa. Dow much welilht do you want to loae In what period of time? It's not realistic to expect to shed (and keep off) more than one to two pounds a week. If you've set your sights on a foster rate of loss, rethink your plan before getting started. If you haven't been exercising regularly, do you now have the lime and Inclination to do so? Experts say the biggest factor In keeping weight ofT Is not eating less but exercising more. If you can't mnnngc to put aside time for. say, walking. Jogging, swimming, or an aerobics class, the likeli­ hood of long-term success drops signifi­ cantly. What role will the significant others In your life play In your weight loss? Find out how the people you live with will react If you want to try low-fat recipes or keep some "temptations" out of Ihe pantry. In addi­ tion, If you’re concerned that family mem­ bers or friends may nag you about your food choices once you announce your plans you may want to mull over whether you can keep the effort yours, and not anyone else's. Keep In mind too that weight loss some­ times has a profound Impact on the dynamics of a close relationship. For Instance, a spouse may get nervous about a mate's Increasing attractiveness to others Talking over such Issues can ease the transition. Do you ever binge on food to the point where you feel out of control and/or purge by taking laxatives or Inducing vomiting? If the answer Is yes, you may be suffering from an eating disorder. Before you make any decisions, get professional help from an eating disorders expert. First Florida Poets meet at 10 a m. every Monday at the Deland Public Library. Interested |>oel* are welcome. For more Information, please call Bob Shelford. 904-7300410. nr Virginia Martin. 004-775-8909. Sanford Rotarlans to meet Rotary Club of Sanford inrcls every Monday at noon, at the Sanford Civic Center. Happy birthday, Margaret Bridge club meets every Monday Lake Mary Seniors Invbr anyone 55 ycurs or older lo play parly bridge. The Party Bridge Club meets every Monday between 1-3 p in. at ihr laike Mary Senior Centrr at ihr Old City Mall. 158 N. Country Club Road. Margaret Parrish, holding her g i l t b i r t h d a y c ake, wae honored by the Hardee Bunch at a breakfast at the Colonial Room In downtown Sanlord on her blrlhday, April 23. Among those lolnlng the honoree and helping her celebrate were Margaret Hoolehan thorn tail), Millie Peters, Amelia LeFtla, A n n e B t a n t e h end Me r y McNeel. Help for gamblers offered Gamblers Anonymous and Gam ’Anun for faintly and friends, meet separately Monday and Friday (iion-smokrrsl at 7:30 p m . Church of the Good Shepherd. 331 laike Ave.. Mull land. Fnr more information, cull 230-9200. W N S M ^ U m U N Ik Has image of drug addict changed? D EA R MA H Y : When I was a kid everybody knew Just who and what a drug addict looked like, lie was almost ulways u man. didn't luivc a Job. bad left his family |or they bud left him), and he ustiully spent bis days panhandling. Now, everybody Is "recov­ e r in g " from som ething or another. In fact It seems like lois of people arc bragging nboul being In NA. AA. Codependents A n onym ous, w hatever. Mas someone changed the rules about what makes a person a drug uddlct ui me wc Just making more of them? OVER 80 AND BEEN AROUND DEAR OVER BOi Times have changed and what you described as the drug addict of old was ' actually In the laic singes of Ills Illness. Al that time, physlcul addict Ion was the determining factor with little attention paid to psychological addictions. Co­ caine wasn't considered a dan­ gerous d ru g because tt Is psyrholnglcnlly. hut not physi­ cally addictive. The current co­ caine epidemic haH broadened our understanding of addictions. Wc now consider three charac­ teristics In determining addic­ tion: • The user cannot predict wliut will happen when (s)lte uses. One day they muy be able to stop after one drink or dose; the next day they may not be 1— y*I*V '. i -fcfrn " T F DRUQ C O U N S E LO R r w MARY BALK able lo control their drinking or using. e The addict spends a great deal of lime thinking about drinking or using. e If drinking or drug use causes problems for the user bul (s) he continues to do It. they are already addicted or are tempting addiction. About 10 percent of those who use alcohol or other drugs become addicted: but the 90 percent who don't become ad­ dicted still have the same poten­ tial for driving under the Influ­ ence. overdosing, or committing crimes or acts of family violence when they're under the Influ­ ence. (Mary Balk la a Corllllad A d d i c t i o n Pr event i on P r o ­ fessional and counselor. Write her el the Sanford Herald, or call Ihe Seminole County Schools' Drug Prevention olllce, 323-5710.) J DAR m em ber wants harm ony — not brickbats— for group D EA R ABBYt Can wc please put Ihe M arian A n d e rso n Daughters of the American Rev­ olution episode In lls (Inal rest­ ing place? Unite some lime before Ms. Anderson passed on. a group of ladles from the While Alloc Chapter ot the DAR in the little town of Parkvlllc. Mo, were helping 7 9-ycar-o ld Lucille Douglass and her friends raise money to restore a one-room brick schoollumsc built In 1885 for black children. The DAR ladles spent many hours at the local historical archives searching out Informa­ tion to gel the little school listed on the National Historic Regis­ ter. A publication In 1885 stated that students at the all-white Park College were making bricks for the school building. T h e school grounds were cleared of brush by men who were Veterans of Foreign Wars. An Italian construction company owner, experienced In historic renovation, offered free labor to help will) (he restoration once ihe funds arc raised. Union Harild Photo by Tommy Vlnctnl Yard of the Month The home and grounds of Ann and William Barnes, 204 Yale Drive, has been selected by the Westslde Communlly Association lor the Yard of Ihe Month award. The well-landscaped yard HMBM-.-SK0 4 ■ mm features a lush groen lawn, troes, a Sego palm In the center with neatly-trimmed hedges framing the home. ADVICE ABIGAIL VAN BUREN plumbers and plasterers also have volunteered their services. Since Parkvlllc Is a suburb, wc feel this project exemplifies the Kansas City motto of "Harmony In a World of Difference.” Pl ease. A b b y , no m o r e brickbats for the DAR. Just give this tiny point of light a chance to flourish and burn brightly for others to sec und emulate. VIRGINIA L. RAU, REOENT, WHITE ALLOE CHAPTER OP THE D.A.R., KANSAS CITY, MO. DEAR VIRQ1NIA L. RAU: Consider It done. pears to be u slow-stnrtcr with minimal ambition. Perhaps you should be grateful that you are discovering the "real" man — warts and ull. Tell him that the 50-50 spilt be Insisted upon In Ln» Vegas still applies. And demand that he carry Ills share of the load, or you will be saddled with him and his bills forever. DEAR ABBY: In a recent letter from Jackie Riley In regards to a 19-18 hospital bill for Ibe birth of a baby, you neglected to Include wages earned during the time. In 1948. my father's wages were 850 for a 60-hour week. I picked strawberries and was paid 2 cents u quart. My mother worked for J.C. Penney Co. at 65 cents an hour. A hospital bill of $64.25 was difficult for the average family — and had to be paid In Installments, Very few people bad health-care Insur­ ance. So much for the "good old days" I DEAR ABBY) My boyfriend BHIRLEY DILLARD FELTON, DEL. and I have been together for the better part of three years. Wc met und lived together In Lus Vegas. Our financial mutters were always kept separate, on Ills insistence. Wc split all the hills 50-50. If 1was a day lute with my half, he’d throw a fit. However. I ulways paid my share, no matter wliut. Wc recently moved to Oregon and urc living with my parents. We pay no rent but arc expected to puy for our own long-distance calls and one-lhlrd of the water bill. It doesn't amount to very much, but I've paid it myself; my boyfriend hasn't kicked In with one dime. Meanwhile, he bus run up more than hulf the telephone bill. He gets angry when l remind him (nicelyI that he has to come up with some money. Whnt should I do? DEAR ABBY: I hope that you will find this topic worth men­ tioning. and publish the follow­ ing warning lo all users of hot tubs mid circulating baths; WARNING! Users of hot tubs and circulating baths should never, repeal never, put their head under water. The powerful suction could pull in your hair und drown youl This applies lo adults us well as children. Wc have a circulat­ ing tub with n hidden switch to deactivate the circulating pump. When our grandchildren visit, the tub pump Is off unless we are there lo supervise. Perhaps all such tubs (particularly In rennils) should have a prominent warning sign posted on them. Thank you. Maybe this warn­ ing can help to save a life. You don't say whether you or your boyfriend are employed, From your description, be up- tragedy can be averted your letter Is worth the space. Thank you for writing. OUT OP PATIENCE DEAR OUT OP PATIENCE: MABON LOUQHLIN, 8UNRIVER, ORE. DEAR MABON: If even one OLOELAKEMARYDAYS**' (Comar ot LX Mary OMJ. X Country Out) SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1994 10t00 AM TO 4:00 PM •CRAFTS •FOOO V K . rfC : 8 fl ' -F U N - HISTORY M O V IE l A N D it.... t- aorassu </.' »-•••- Hay 17-E.larVor) M OBMW E)«'» tB H n M a c t 10:29 is d i “Last chance!? 7 8H0W8 AT: 2:00 4:40 7;00 9:43 . DIGITAL STEREO ( M - H ) > . 3 NINJAS KICK BACK £19 4:307:110:30 (M l MIGHTYDUCKS 2 1:104:30 7:109:30 IW I MONKEYTROUBLE tn m ___ 22i| MAJOR LEAGUE S __________ 7:009:10 ggj COPS&ROBBERSQNS tH 4:107:119:10 JEGi WITH HONORS 1104:307:109:10 IPO-13) BAD QIRLS 949 T H E FAVOR 7-JO 9:10 i P.C.U. 1:304:197:309:11 (PQ-ll) CLEAN SLATE £394407309.40 S.- m o n A l l U O V IIS StARtIM G m iwt i ii -i iob �4 * - Sanlord Herald, San lord, Florida - Friday, May B. 1094 LET US REPLENISH THE SEED OF FAITH THROUGH . 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LONO*OO0 fiMT fmilMIKlilt CHURCH Of (A*FORD OOOOMfMl ROftVA*atllCAl LUTHIRA* CHURCH OF iARFORO liCA RlIGnavaipr |H»| 17t2> Hiora U» 711} Fanoi 7 iohnMH Fa*ic* HunAaT 4khool A(M1 bt* Rluff llOsm 1%'ej#**up)•(*/.• 1010am Whether you are young or young at heart, here is the Christian Christian Science Presbyterian KOtVCROillUfHfRA* CHURCHOF tAAI MARY fall Mary R«ui Noyaf Fatio* fUfjRfatop W»h * i 110JOam SUvrYavlenid %30pm ImaH i Mbwi* AAdiBrUaCiaM Hlaw Heif Oen ftory »*ow*AaaOoM for InlorEfEationCal lllCff 7 as u child. Confide in her for the first time that occasion FIRSTSAPTIST CHURCH OPSANFORD A19PerkAy#, Senlord Pa* FloydBlala. Jr Patioi Rai JimComall Mmnia*ol Mulie Ra* SidneyBrock Minuterc*Youin Mia CalhyBiaiia PreScIrool/CniigramMinulilai SundayWoilhlp SISA 10Xam SundaySchool pISam DitcipiiahlpTiarnmg (15pm EveningWoilhlp 500pm Wad Prayer Service SlSpm Nuriary Piorldat ThumAay Samca 2XPM MaaiRunUM Ciaaumd Maiaugai Ni«om*ionartOwn Funchcuaand Sprrilual Counaamg Cap FX4 21(2222 Lutheran Catholic COUNTBYBIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Country Club Hoad. laM Mary Aiary M Long Pallor Sunday School (49 pm Praaching S WomMpng 1049 am BiMa Study SXpm Shanng A Proclaiming TX pm Wad Praia* Maat 7X pm Munary Proildad *oout atmcti lamca 10X Au Me*1Whon*teahnpx#cr«rur mg SHOWERDOWNOF BIIESR40B Ml EraAnmra Senium sentiment an annual dilem m a...“ What present w ilt I give M om this year?" T h e solution is simple, yet profound...inexpensive hut priceless I here is CINTRAl BAPTIST CHURCH 1101W 111SI Sanlord FIRET CHURCH OF THE NAIARENE 19(1 Santorn Ara John 1 Hmlon Patio. Sunday Schoal 149 am Morning Worihrp 1045am Youth Hour I X pm FtangentI Samea I OOpm Migueaa Samca Wad TXpm Nonary Pronged lor anSamcai UCSS Spur4ml Cantn 129A Saulh VoTut.i Aia Cam*, o*Orem and Vuhnn An Rai Muguir Am tahuudi Pane* OUTREACHOELIVERANCI CENTER 2211 Srpai Ara . HHatO 32* 1010 JoaeohmaBanwigton Uothut Moult CoPM*or Robarl Kay Bruinar Oh . .non Mona* Bid* CharmHayl Stint Pearl 0 Fay Sacralary (nlu Or4a*ton Lunar Board•) BungaySchool 10004m S^idar Saryua 11X am luetrtty Iran.ng B-taailXy SXpm IFvMay E.arungp*uta angWonFu*(am a 100 pm PWtCRtST BAPTIST CHURCH cat C.JUipc/1 Slid .SAilur'd Rat Jama*Ainlam Patio* SundaySchool OXam MorningWorthrp II 00am EliningWorthrp 100pm Wadnaaday Prayar Malimg lOOpn NuftaryProildadFor ANSawxat EMMANUEL amemslyof ooo 120Commercial Itraal IAcroil PromtheCineCentat Santa*. 7117F72 TnapNxniaoriMl Uis Pallor PartdDaCan SundaySchool fJOam rVonrvpS«rv>ca lOXam WrrtWaaa HomeFakralMparoupt iCni to*datailii yimon Welcome Nu'ia*i PrortdeO Naiarene In te rd e n o m in a tio n a l CELEBRATIONCHURCH LARI WARY IMW liaevteeAra 1*1 Miry. Flongi Dr RaitnChubb. Pallet S2I0210 BungayMorning CaNbraHonBanKa lOXam TXpm Btbretludy Baptist Assembly 01 Qod 800 F R E N C H A V E . 322-9558 This Space Available Call 322*2611 2650 9. Orlando Driva, Sanlord 323-6684 324-4015 STENSTROM, MclNTOSH JULIAN, COLBERT WHIGHAM S SIMMONS, P.A. ATT0NWYB AT LAW !•«<Ontu Doa4(W yDFI X2 2171 Bu*.23r|w*ankMB 1*00(Mltlfl 2W Weal FInl Blreel onx Bantam, T M * W77M44* This Space Available Call 322-2611 ~ 7 HOMI A m u m CtHTM. INC m i iujgi dm m i * LILIOTIUO* MAYTAG * CAJUUCA oM4- mmwh ii >irayi 3 2 2 -3 8 0 3 M4l«m44MM«AL(T THK MeKIBBIN AQINCY Insurance Carl Bergman 4 Employees H COLONIAL MSTAURANT MtM.Aaan.il 323 2MB IIS L rair ST, I 1100 S. Franch A vanua Sanford •U22-7M3 �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida * Friday, May 6, 1994 - SB Religion ‘The Negro Mother’ IN B R IE F Flea market fun at St. James The SI. James A.M.E. Church Drama Guild performed a play, directed by Caroline Shino, ontltlod the “ The Negro Mother" based on a poem by Langston Hughes. The pres­ entation duplets the struggle ol a young woman from slavery In the early days and how she o v o r c a m e I he obstacles throughout her llle with the help of Jesus. The oast, all members of St. James, took tholr bows In front ol a lull house In Ihe church sanctuary after a flawless performance. SANFORD - The Women s Duy Commute at Historic St. James A .M E. Church. Cypress Avenue und Oth Street, continues Its monthlong fundraising activities this weekend wilt- a Elea Market Herltuge Festival on Saturday. May 7. from 11 a.m. to 4 p in. on the church grounds. ‘A Night In China’ SANFOIU) - Christ United Methodist Church. Hwy 427 and Tucker Drive, will have a mission program and Chinese dinner on Sunday. May 15. nt 5:30p.m. The program, "A Night In China,” treglns at 6:30 p in with Fat Slptey, who recently spend three weeks In Hong Kong, •peaking on her trip to Chlnu Mother’s Day begins Revival SANFORD - Mother's Day. May H. begins Revival at Calvary Christian Center. 500 510 W. 4th St., with special guest Evangelist Are International, Shakers will tie Reeky and Ronnie Trammell from Cleveland. Tenn. Times are: May H. 10 a.nt. and 0 p m .s Monday through Wednesday. 7 p.m I’rnyer for the sick and nred und special singing will fie provided In ruch service. Methodists offer country fun night SANFORD - First United Methodist Church. 410 Park Ave . Is offering a Country Line Dance and llartiecue on Friday. May 0, In Fellowship Hull. The barlierue. with frrsh Zellwond corn on the cob, begins nl 0:30 p in and dancing. Ird by Hill Muri'nntcll. ul 7:30 p.m. The public Is Invited In allend a lime filled with fun. food and fellowship for *5 per person Mother’s Day concert set SANFORD — The National Council of Negro Women. Wesi Volusia section, will present a Mother's Day concert on Sunday. May 8. at 0 p m . In the Seminole High School Auditorium. 2701 Ridgewood Ave. For an admission of tlO . the crowd will be treated to Ihe musical tuleuts of Vernon "Pupa" Junes and the Hanford Worksho Choir. HtrtM Photoby Malloy Macbob Roborl Guy, who played the son in "The Nogro Mother," addressod Ihe elders of Ihe church his mother abends, on stage, alter yean of struggl­ ing through cl asses and books lo finally graduate, with the help ol tho lord The play was all pari ol a monthlong c o l e b r a t l o n l e ad i n g lo Women a Day, May 22. al the church. The Women’* Day Committee has set a goal ol raising $15,000 by that date HXiW PttOtD Or MHcheM *A Time To Remeber’ SANFORD — The Plnrcrest baptist Churrh Choirs. OOI E Alrjwrt lllvd., will present a musical. "A Time To Remember." written and arranged tiy Joe Parks, at Ihe 11 a.m. Worship Service on Sunday. May 22 The muslclnl will lie d im led by Sheri McNeely. accompanist Durham llrurup, The public Islnvird touttend The Rev. James Klrsteln Is interim jMislor. Banquet, Revival planned for May SANFORD — The House of Refuge Ministries, 1O01 Celery Ave , Is sponsoring a Mot her1s Day llaniptel on Saturday. May 7. at 6 p m. al the Holiday lim downtown Sanford. The s|>eakrr Is Evangelist Ruby Drown of Kissimmee Church of God In Christ. For more information, call 3 2 1-.'17110 or 324-4711. On May W through 11. Evangelist Janet Moran, of Cocoa, w ill conduct a four night Crusade ul the House of Deluge sanctuary Cm let la II ante Vaughn of Detroit, pastor of Holy dhost Full Gospel lluptltl Church will minister on May 12 und 13 These powerfully anointed women of God travel worldwide ministering deliverance to God's people. Service bine Is Sunday at 6 30 p m and May 9-13. 7 30 p.m The Rev. Kll|ah Richardson, puslor. Junkyard sale next weekend SANFORD — Sanford A Daughters Junkyard Sale ul First Christian Church. 1607 S. Sanford Ave.. will be held May 6 and 7 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ul the church. Sponsored by the CW F, the event will Include u bukr salr, plants und lunch served from 11 a.m. tu 1 p.m Ladles Luncheon coming SANFORD — The Ladles' Ministry of First baptist Church, will lie having Its 3rd Annual ladles Luncheon on May 7 at 11:30 a.m. In the Sanford Civic Ccnlcr annex. A lovely day Is planned for the attendees. Including a presentation by Judy Uyrmn, area director of Druullcontrol. Make-up. colors und Image will be Included In Ihe presentation, and two ladles will rcclcvc makeovers. "From the Heart." a Irlo from Clermont, will be making their third appearance nt the function. They overcame their wayward days I tike tu irll i i i i i i hi ts cnnrrrnrd about the misdemeanors ol tlirlr wayward offspring i hat II can hap|im In the lies! ol lamtltrs As a rule. It’s no cause for alarm. My lavorttr story Is attout thin kid from a nice la mil v who stole just lor the thrill of stealing He slole prurs. lor example, not herausr he couldn't resist biting Into the luscious hull - which would t>c understan­ dable and inaytie even forgivable but |usl for the kick he got nut ol stealing. H r would take one bite of a stolen pear and throw It away. Actually, he had a (tear tree In Ills own backyard. His explanation was that he stole simply because be knew It was wrong Easy lo see where such a bad kid would end up. right? VVhctr tills kid ended up was as one of I hr Christianity's best known saints - Si. Augustine lie tells Ihe boyhood laic I have Just related In you In bis autobiography. "The Confessions of SI. Augustine." a classic of Christian devotion. Many greats eventually succeeded despite troubled starts. Napoleon graduated 42nd In a class of 43. Well, you say, Napoleon was a military genius - perhaps he wasn't cut out for Greek ami rhetoric. OK. but this was a military school) Ai the age of 15. Isaac Newton ••who was to become one of the greatest scientists ever •• showed so little promise that Ills bewildered parents took him out of school and put him m work on u farm. Henry Ward Deechcr became one of M L IQ IO N C # o rg * Plagmnx • H H 'jiit g America's great preachers. Dm a teacher once wrote oil his report card: "Henry Is a poor writer and miserable *|>cllcr. He bus a lflick speech and Is so shy he scents actually stupid." Charlrs Darwin did so poorly In school that Ids father once told him that hr would gruw up "a disgrace to Ihe Darwin family." Another late starter was Charles Schulz, Ihe creator of the comic strip "Peanuts." Preachers like to use Schulz as an Illustra­ tion In their sermons. The son of a burlier In St. Paul. Minn,. Churlcs skipped two grades early In elemen­ tary school. Dut that created problems later on. He was younger than the other students at Central High School and had trouble relating to girls. He wus skinny. 0 feel tall und had big cars. To mukr matters wutsc. the scholarly abilities he had exhibited In elementary school seemed to leave him thereafter, lie flunked the eighth grade. When he finally got to high school, he failed algebra. Latin. English amt physics. The boy submitted his cartoons tu the high-school annual, but they were never published. Were we seeing In the young Charles Schulz an early model (or that consummate loser Charlie Drown? In her biography ol Schulz. "Good Oriel." Khrtu Grtmslcy Johnson says of the lovable "Peanuts" character Charlie Brown: "He tries so hard but he never wins. Il Is somrihlng every reader who happens to be human understands." Schulz managed to get his hlgh-sr-tiool diploma (lie refers to himself today as "a Jusl-barely" graduate). Then lie went Into the service. Alter World War II. Schulz got a Job as an Instructor al a small art school In St. Paul. He wauled lu become a prolesslou.il car­ toonist. but he got mostly rejections for the next five years. Ills btg break came In 1950 when he was given a contract by United Feature Syn­ dicate (now part ol United Media). Thai year "Prim ula" appeared In eight newspapers. Today Ihe world's most populur comic strip has an International audience of about 10O million In more than 2.(XX) newspapers. A member of (lie fundamentalist Church of God, Schulz dues nut drink, smoke or swear. He's proud that. III more than 40 years of drawing Snoopy Ihe dog and his friends, there has never been even the suggestion of anything off color In the comic strlp - not even a fire hydrant. C o p y r i g h t 1994 N E W S P A P E R E N ­ TERPRISE ASSN. r —i i t ~; SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ALLIANCE CHUSCH Community Alliance Church 4*19 (M l lM l 0 ,1,4 Wlnltr Spring, Neighborhood Alliance Chun n, X I Mtnhtm Wood, ltd . Longwood Swlord Alllwce Church. 1401 S >'„» A.4 , Swlord AtSEMBLVOF OOD [mmanu4l Ailtvnbl, ol Qod, 320 Comm4,c(*l S I. Stnlord F4mlly Wotthlp C4nt4i, 1710 W Airport DM . Swlord Fi4*dom Atiembi, ol Ood, 2860 Orlando Df. Swlord WtkiviAutmbiyolOod. 16(4 Wion (id , longwood •AFTIST Antioch Stptlll Church, Outdo Calvary Baptltl Church, Cryilal le t* A ,t A I'd SI . LaieMery Ctlielberry BkplHI Church, 7( 0 Stminolt Blvd Central Btptlil Chuich, 3101W III St Chuluolt FI1I 1 Bipllit Cteerwilir Mil, loner, Dtplral Church, Soulhwill (Id Counliytldt Btplltl Church, Country Club Rd . IM t M»ry Flrii Biplitl Chuich. 9 IB Pin, A, 4 First Btplltl Church ol Allimonti spring,. HI 4» . All wnonti Spring, Flat Btplltl Church ol Fortil City Flat Btplltl Church ol Qentra Flat Btplltl Church. Mtrtntm Woodt Flat Btplltl Church ol I M l Monrot Flal Btplltl Church ollongwood, M l f m i 311 0 4 Flrtl BiptHl Church olOtlttn Flal flagliil Church ol Oviedo Flal Btpllil Church ol Seniwdo Springe Flrtl Shiloh Mltnoniry Btplltl Chuich, 1101W Olh SI Founltm Mtad Btpllil Church. Orltdo Mopt Btplltl Church, Fortil City Community Ctnltr, Fortil Cily Indtptndtnct Btplltl M m , CMC league Bldg. Longwood Jordan Million try Btplltl Church, » X Upttlt Nd Ugh moult Btplltl Church, MS Long*, ood •ItA i Miry Rd Lxktrltw Btpllil Church. t » Lekeriew A r t, t i n Miry Mtctdonit Million Biplitl Church. Oth Hill nd .Otlttn Million try Btpllil Church. Horlh Rd , Enlirprlie Morning Oloa Btplltl Church, O in tn Hwy Ml. Moriah Prtmlllvt Btplltl Church. 1101 loculi A r t, Swlord Ml Ollrt Minion try Btplltl Church. Swlwdo Opting, Rd, longwood Ml Slntl Mil,Ion try Btplltl Church. 1100 Jttry Art Ml Zion Million try Btpllil Church. Slptt Art Haw Btlhtl Mutlontry Church. >lh II. AHickory Art Haw Ml Canary Millionth! Btplltl Church, 110* W. t)th 81 raw Salim Primitive Btplltl Church, 1600 W 11th Si How Tattamtnl Biplitl Church, Quality Inn. North Longwood Naur Ml. Zion Btplltl Church, 11 K Paw Art Haw Ult Ftllowthlp. 4Mt I. Ltht Or, CatMlbtiry NoHhild* Btplltl Church. Chuluolt Pttctlul Zion Btplltl Church. 1114 Pint S I. Alttmonlt Bprlngt People! Btplltl Church, 1X 1 W III B l. Stnlord Pinten t I Btpllhl Church. 001 E. Airport Bird Prelrl# Ltht Btptlil Church. Rldgt Rd. Ftrn Pork ProgntS Mlttlontry Biplitl Church, Midway Providenet Mlttlontry Btplltl Church, 4401 Dougltt A ,|, Booktrlown Btcond Shiloh Mlltlonary Biplitl Church Wait Stnlord Smyrna Btplltl Chuich, ISO OrerbrooA Or. CttMIPtrry Sttaighl Btpllil Church, I X Bahama Rd 81. Jamtl Mlttlontry BAptlil Church, SR 419, Otlttn SI. Johna Mlttlontry Btplltl Church. MO Longwood A r t, Altamonte Spring* SI Luka Mlttlontry Btplltl Church ol Cameron Ctly, Inc 81 Paul Btplltl Church, ( I I Pint Art SI Meilhewi BaplHI Church. C w aw llgti SI John t Miltlonvy Btplltl Church. 920 Cyprttt St Sprlnglitld Mlttlontry Btptlil Church. IZIh SI A Ctd*r Art Palmetto Art Btplltl Church, JSJBPalmtllo Art (ample Btplltl Church, Palm Spring, Rd , Ailamonla Sprlngi Victory Btplltl Chuich. Old OrUndo Rd tl Kttltr Art Wtttrltw Btplill Church, 4100 PtoltRd 1***1 William Chtptl Mlttlontry Dtplitl Church. Mark A William Si Alttmonlt Bprlngt Zion Mopt Btplltl Church. ( I I Orange Art CATHOLIC All Souli Caihoilc Church. BOZOtk A r t, Stnlord Church ol thtHMMty. Lett Mtry Our ladyotlhaLtkttCtlhoiicChurch, HIDMailmilltn.Otllont SI Ann't Cul nolle Church. Dogwood I rail. St IItry Bl Augutllnt Ctlhollc Church, Sunttl 0 ' . nttr Oullon tu , Cttttlptriy SI. Clt/t Ctlhollc Community m tta tl Otlttn Civic Ctnltr Bl Mtry Magdalene Ctlhollc Church. Midland A rt. Ammonia Spring, Bl Mtry i Ukrwlan Ctlhollc Chuich. 149 McCoy Di. Apopka CHRISTIAN Flrtl Chrltlltn Chuich. IM IS Stnlord Art Flrtl cnrltlltn Church ol longwood, 14001 C WlllitmtonRd , Longwood Ctlebrtllon Church Laka Mtry. 1X W laktvltw Am . Ltka Mtry Ortct cniltlian Church, Wilton tltmtnury School ll’toiii. DASOrange Bird , Stnlord Ltktrltw Chrltlltn Chuich. Dear l aka Rd il Jemnon Stnlord Chrltlltn Church, ( X Upttlt Rd , Stnlord South Stminolt Chrltlltn Church. MOW SR 434, Orltdo CHRISTIAN SCIINCI Flrtl Church ol Chrttl Sciential. 8(9 MarkhamWoodt Rd . longwood CHURCH OF CHRIST ChurcholChrltl, I4 IIS Park An Church ol Chilli al Like Ellen. US Hwy 17 82 N . Cttttlptiry Church of Chilli, 600 Palm Sprlngi Or. Alltmanlt Spring, Church ol Chilli. Otntrt Church ol Chilli. Longwood Church olChrltl.W IllhSI Norlhtlde Church ol Chrltl, FI* Hum Dr. Midland Soulh Stminolt Church ol Chrltl. S410 Lake Howell Rd CHURCH OF 0 0 0 Chuich ol uod. 903 Hickory Art Church ol Ood. *03 W ZInd SI Church ol Ood. Orltdo Church ol Ood Hollntu. U kt Monroe Chuich ol Ood Million. Enlarprlta Church ol Qod. 1402 W ISIhSl Church of Ood In Chrltl, Orltdo Chuich ol Ood ol Prophecy, Z4083 Elm Art Church ol Ood ol Prophecy, 1(OB S Pertimmon Art Church ol Ood ot Prophecy, 4998 Ctnlrtl, Orltdo Church ol Ood |(lh DayI. Otllont Communil y Ctnltr. Otllont (Sun noom) Rttcut Church ol Ood, 1I 00 W. I 3lh SI., Stnloid true Chuich ol Ood, 1100 Ridgewood A r t, Sinfoid CONQRSQATIONAL Congregational Chrltlltn Church, 2401 S Park A r t. Stnlord EASTERN ORTHODOX EailtmOdhodo, Church, 81. Otorge 2001 Dylan Way. Midland Ettltrn OMhodo, Church, 81. Steven* ol O C A . 1*99 Lake Emm* Rd . Longwood teatem CMhodo, Church. 81 John Onnodoi, 2(43 Country Club Rd. Stnlord EPISCOPAL All Stmit Epncopaf Church. E OtBvy A n , Enlarpnaa Chrltl EpUcopal Church. Longwood Epltcoptl Church ol Ih* Htw Cortnanl. SIS Tutkawillt Rd. Wlnltr Sprlngi I pi nopal Church ol Ih* Riiurrec Iron, 2911 lake Bitnllty Dr, Longwood Holy Croat Epracoppl Church, Park A n altlhSI .Stnlord Si P tliit Epiacopal Church, fOORrnthtrl Rd. Lett Mary SI Richard t Church. 8191 LaAaHowalIRd , Winter Park Tha Church ol Ih* Oood Shephard U l Ltka A n . Madland INTERDENOMINATIONAL Canary Chdtlitn Ctnltr. 900 W tin S I. Stnlord Naw Htrrttt Chrltlltn Fellowthlp. 2 (SO Country Club Rd. Stnlord Northland Community Church. SX Dog Track Rd , Longwood Oulfttch Dalirtrtnct Cpnlar, 2211 Slpti A r t , Sanlord JEWISH Dtlh Am Bynagogu* mealing al compi ot Sand laat and County lint Rd. Waal 1-4 Tample Shalom. 17*9 Elkham Bird , Dtdona LUTHERAN Atcantlon Lulhti an Church, Ortrbrook Dr. Catitibtriy aoodShephtrdLulherwChurch.lECA.MKOrlwdoOr (Hwy 1T 92I. Sanlord Holy Cion Lutheran Church ol Lata Mary. (90 Bun Dr. Lata Mary LotdolLllaluthtrin Chuich, 389 TuaaawiilaRd,WlnltrSpringt Lutheran Church ol Provldtnct, Dtdona lulhtran Church ol Ih* Rtdtpmtr, 2924 Oak Art U.tilth Lulhtran Church. Ooldun Da,I Df 4 Hwy 17 * 2. Caiaalbtrry 31 lukta Lulhtran Church, Rt 428. Bitrl* 81 Slaphtn Lulhtran Church. 434 lull W ol 1-4, Longwood METHODIST Barntll Undid Memorial Church, E. DeBary A ,a. Enltrpriae Bear Late Undid Mainodiil Church Btlhtl A M E Church, Canaan Htlghlt Catitlberry Community Untied Milhodul Church, Hwy 1( 82 tl Plnty Rldgt Rd . Cttltlbtrry Chrttl Uniltd Mtlhodltl Church, Tucktr Dr. Sunltnd Etin t* DeBary Community Mtlhodltl Church, W Hlghbankt Rd . OtBary Flrtl United Mtlhodltl Church. 418 Perk Art Fun Maihoditl Church ol Centra Flnl Mtlhodltl Church ol Orltdo Gl ACt Un11td M11hodl 11Church. 488 N Counl ry CI uDRd , Lak* M, r, Qranl Chapil A M E. Chuich, Orltdo Oakgrova Mtlhodltl Church. Orltdo Otlttn Mtlhodltl Chuich. cor. ol Cerpenitr A Murray S I. Oman Pioneer Mtlhodltl Church, cor ol Wilbur Art. S Country Club Rd. Lsh* Mi#y Sanlando Uniltd Mtlhodltl Church, SR 434 end 14, longwood 81 JamaaA M £ .SthklCypreii Si LukeM B Church ol Cameron City, Ino. Dtardail oil SR 4S E Si Mery e A M E. Church, SR 41S, Oiteen Bl Paul a Mtlhodltl Church, OUeenRd, Enlarprlta Stialloid Memorial Church, 8 . OaBary NAZARENI Flrtl Church ol Ihe Nuarene, 24SI Stnlord Are, Qenere Church ol the Neiarene. SR 4«. Geneva Lake Mary Church ol Ihe Nuartnt, 1(1 E. Cryilal Lata Are .Lake Mary Longwood Church ot lha Naiartna, Waymen A Jaaiup Ara . Longwood Markham Wooda Church ol Ihe Nuartn*. SR 48. 3Vi mllti W ol 14 al tneWiirva River PRESSTTERIAN Dtdona Pr*ib,ttrlw Church. Holland Blvd A Amlin A r t, Otllont Flrtl Pretbtltrtan Chuich ot Lakt Mtry Flrtl Praioytarian Church. Oat Ait * 3rd St Flrtl Prtabftafian Church01 DeBary. E Highland Markham Wooda PnlOytirl w Church, 4210 MarkhamWoodt Rd . le t* Mary Si Andrew, Pr*io,ltrt*n Church 9911 B*w Lakt Rd Si Marti Prttb»litiw Church. 1021 Palm Sprlngi Rd . Alltmoni# Spring, Tuicawdla Prtibylarlen Church, 3900 W SR 426, Oviedo Upttlt Community Prtibylttltn Church, Upttlt Rd Wtarva Prttbyltrltn Church. 211 Wtklvt Sprlngi Lent. Longwood Wttlminliltr PrtlOyltrtan Church. Red Bug Rd Ctlltlbtrry SEVENTH DAT AOVINTIST Form Ltka Stvtnlh Dty AOvtnllM Church, Hwy 439, Fortil Cdy Mtn lull Stvtnin Dty Advtnlnl Church. X I E 2nd St .Stnlord Stnlord Sevenih Day Advenlitl Church, 4*14 N Hwy 427 Seventh Day Advenliit Church. Maitland Ave., Allemoni* Sprlngi Wlnltr Sprlngi Strtnlri Dty Advtnllil Church. MB Mbit Rd OrHERCHURCHEI All Ftllh Chtptl. Camp Stminolt, Wtklvt Park Rd Allan a A M E Church. Ollrt A 12th Btardail Aranua Hollntu Chapel, Btardail A,* ChuluoleCommunilyChuich ChuicholJttui Chrltl of Lalltr Dty Selnti. 2314 Park Avt ECKANKAR, (10 BlgTrtt Dr., Sullt IPO, Longwood Family Church Chnatien Ctnltr. 1444 Stminolt Bird . Ctatetbarry Flrtl Born Church ol lha Living Ood. Midway Flrtl Church ol Chrltl, Scltntltl. Elkam Blvd A Vtnua S i. Dallona Fir,I Panltcotlal Church ol Longwood Flrtl PtnlacoalaJ Church ol Stnlord Full Qotptl Church ol Ood In Chilli. 1926 Jury A v t. Stnlord Full Do,pel Ttbtmtclt, 2(24 Counlry Club Rd Graca BIbI* Church. 2641 s SanIord Ai * Holy Trinity Church ol Ood In Chrltl, 1914 Mingoottlne Ava Kingdom Hall ol Jahovah a Wilntn. Lit* Monro* Unit, 1462 W 3rd SI Lakt Mtry Community Church. 101 N Counlry Club Rd . Lakt Mtry Lakt Monro* Chapel. Ortngt Blvd . Lake Monro* Ml Ollvt Hollntu Church. Otk Hill Rd , Otlttn Neighborhood Alliance Church, X I MarkhamWood! Rd , Longwood Pact* Welle, an Church, 5040 We, i id* Dr. 0 tn lord Penlecoiltl Optn Bible Tabernacle. Ridgewood Are oil 24lh oppoin* SemlnoltHigh School Rtalonlion Community Church. 99 IS N CR 427, Sin lord Rolling HiHl Morarltn Church. SR 434. Longwood Stnlord Alliance Church. 1401 S Park Ave Sanlord Bible Church. 24COSanford Ave Second Church oflhe Living Ood. 3429 Beerdail Ave , Swlord SI PllkiSerbian Orlhooov. Church, logo Lake Emm, Rd . Longwood Tha FullOotptl Church ol Our lord JttulChrltl. Wtihlngton5 1 , Canaan Clly TheStlvallonArmy (DOW 2amSI Triumph. The Church ol IhtNtw Agt. 1006 W 9lh SI United Church ol Chrltl, Alttmonlt Community Chtptl, All tnvonlt Sprlngi Uniltd Church ol Chrlil Chtliliw Ftllowthlp, ISO N Counlry Club Rd . Lakt Mir, U C S S, Splrllual Centre, 12SA S.Voluila Art., Comer ol Qrartt A VoluiiiAv*, Ortngt Ctly �Sxnlord Htraid. Sxnlord, Florida - Friday, May 6, 1994 Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT OF T H 1 E IG H TE E N TH JUD IC IAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR t t M IN O L I COUNTY, FLORIOA CASE NO.! *4 4*1 CA 14 B OALE ASSOCIATES - REAL ESTATE ONE. INC.. • Florid* corporation. Plaintiff. VS. W IU IA M W. AUSTIN] ANNE V. A U S T I N ; K A T H L E E N O ALE BROOM *nd BRIAN OALE. a* surviving children and hairs of TIN A C. OALE. dKoasad; and ALL UNKNOWN N A T U R A L P E R S O N S . IF ALIVE. AND IF OEAO. OR IF NOT KNOWN T O BE DEAD OR A L IV E , T H E IR S E V E R A L A N D R E S P E C T IV E U N KNOWN SPOUSES, HEIR S. DEVISEES. ORANTEES AND C R E D IT O R S . OR O T H E R P A R T IE S C L A IM IN G B Y . T H R O U G H . U N D E R OR AGAINST THOSE UNKNOWN N A TU R A L PERSONS; AND ALL CLAIMANTS. PERSONS OR PARTIES. NATURAL OR CORPORATE. WHOSE EXACT L E G A L S T A T U S IS U N KNOWN. CLAIMINO T O HAVE ANY RIOHT, T IT L E OR IN­ T E R E S T IN AND T O TH E LANDS H E R E IN A F TE R D E ­ SCRIBED. U lTV---TN *---»M flU . NOTICE OP ACTION TO: ALL UNKNOWN NATU RAL PERSONS. IP A L IV E . AND IF DEAD. OR IF NOT KNOWN T O BE D E A D OR A L IV E . T H E IR S E V E R A L A N D R E S P E C T IV E U N ­ KNOWN SPOUSES. HEIRS. OEVISEES. ORANTEES ANO C R E D IT O R S . ON O T H E R P A R T IE S C L A IM IN O B Y . T H R O U O H . U N D E R OR AOAINST THOSE UNKNOWN N A TU R A L PERSONS; AND ALL CLAIMANTS. PERSONS OR PARTIES; NATURAL OR CORPORATE. WHOSE EXACT L E G A L S T A T U S IS U N ­ KNOWN. CLAIMINO T O HAVE ANY RIOHT. T IT L E OR IN ­ T E R E S T IN ANO T O T H E LANDS H E R E IN A F TE R D E ­ SCRIBED YOU ARE H E R EB Y NOTI FIE D tael an acfton to quid H ilt hat baan Iliad In tha Semlnoto County Circuit Court on Itia following described prop IN TH E COUNTY COURT OP TH E IIO H T B IN T H JUOICtAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO.i M -IH-CC-H -U W EKIVA COVE HOMEOWN ERS‘ ASSOCIATION. IN C . a Florida not for profit corpora lion, Plalntllt. v» R O N A L D E B A R R Y and J A C K L Y N E B A R R Y and UNKNOWN TENANTS. Oalandanlt NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HER EBY OIVEN that purtuanl la tha Pinal Judgmanl In Foroclosur* an farad on tha Mth day ol April. It t a , In C iv il A d la n No. I I I N CC N U ol Iha County Court at tha Elghtaanth Judicial Circuit. In and tor Samlnola County, Florida. In which R O N A L D E . B A R R Y and JACK LYN E. BARRY, ara Ilia Datondanti and WEKIVA COVE H O M E O W N E R S ' A1SO CIA TION. INC., la lha Ptalnflft. I •III tall to lha hlghaat and boat hi Odd tor caah at lha wad Irani door at lha Seminal* County Courthauaa. Sanfard. Florida at 11.00 A M . an May 14. IfN , lha tallowing daacrtbad raal propar­ ly ad torth In lha Final Judg NOTICE OF ACTION B E F O R E TH E CONSTHUC TION INDUSTRY LICENSING BOARD, IN RE: Th* llceni* to practice coni true! ton of Bradlay Georg* Burl D/B/A American Eagle In duilrtoiof Florida Inc, 1413 Sunthlne Lana Sulla I03B Altamonto Springe. Florida 33701 CASE NO : 71 1*740 LICENSE RPOOOI737 Tha Department ol Butinett and Proftttionai Regulation hat Iliad an Admlnlttratlv* Com plaint ogaintl you. a copy al which may be oblamed by contacting, Attorney G W Harrell. Department ol Butinett and Profetttonal Regulation. *740 N. Monro# Street. Tellahei MO. Florida 3)1*7 0111. (7041 44* 00*3 II n* contact hat been mad* by you concerning the above by May It. ITT*, th* m*ll*r ot th* Admlnltlrallva Complaint will ba pretenttd al an antulng mealing el lha Cenitruclton Induttry Lkanting Board In an Informal proceeding. In accordance with lha Amev k#n« with Oitabillltot Act. pertont needing a tpaclal accom ntodaftoi. to partldpato In hut proceeding mould contact lha Individual ar agency tending nolle# not ittor than teven day* prior la tha proceeding at lha additu given an node* Tala p h o n e : ( * 4 * ) 1 S 7 -S * * I ; 1-441-713 1771 I T O D ) ar i ic o m s rr* iv>, via Florida Ratay Service Publim: April 11. 30 A May A 13. 1774 O E O tl NOT ICE OF SALE OF MOTOR VEHICLE Pursuant to Florida Sletuto 713 343. M ID FLORIOA LIEN SERVICES, will Mil al public uto lor cam Ihe tollowng da icrlbed vehicled! located *1 Henor'i plac* lo ta lltly a claimed lien for labor and/or Storage Year/1744 MERZ VIN: W OBBA4I04OA44I7J4 Lltn *mt/1 l 7 . 4Jt 30 Owntr/STATE F A R M M U T U A L 700 COR PORATE POINT 713 CULVER C I T Y C A * 0 7 3 4 Lienholder/MEHCCOES BENZ C R C O R P . B O X 14143. P O R T L A N D OR Custom tr/E d«ln Carr 4341 Via Dole* Marina 0*1 Rry CA Ltonor/ACI AUTO BOOT 110 Char toll* SI Longwood. TL T*l 407 337 *0)1 SALE D ATE: May 77. 1774 al 10 44 a m. at 7431 AlO M A AVE W IN T E R P A R K . F L Said vehretail) may be rads*mad by unifying th* lien prior to Sato Oat* You have the right to a hearing al any lime prior to Sato Dale by filing a demand tor hearing In lha Circuit Court Owner ha* lha right to recover pot ten ron of vehk to by posting a band In accardanca with F tor Ida SUtuto *37.717. Any p ra c ttd t In ate*** al lha amount al lha lien will ba deposited with lha Clark a* lha Circuit Court In lha county whert vehk to It held Publim May*. 1*74 DERM Lai 141. W E K IV A CO VE PHASE X according to lha dal thereof, at recorded In Plal Book J* Pope a*, ot the Public Racardt d Samlnato County. Florida DATED Mar a Itta AUR YANNE MORSE Clark d the Court By ; Jana E Jetewlc Deputy Clerk Publlth May A IX itta O ER 4I C ITY OF LONOWOOD. FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINO T O CONSIDER ADOPTION OP PROPOSED OB DINANCI TO WHOM IT M AY CONCERN; NOTICE IS H E R EB Y OIVEN by lha City at Long wood Flor­ ida. that lha City Comm linen •III hold o public hearing to conIldar enactment ot Ordi­ nance No 74 lit*, entitled ORDINANCE NO a* I IN AN ORDINANCE OF THE * 7.a. m m t n c i at lha W a il quartar cornar of Sac inn u. C ITY OF LONOWOOD. FLOA Townchip I I South. Rongo 30 IDA. AM ENDINO THE BUD East. Samlnola County. Florida, O E T FOR THE FISCAL YEAR thence run North 00 dagraaa. 31 BEGINNING OCTOBER I. Ittl minutoo Eatt along tha Waal AND ENOINO SEPTEM BER 34. IN 4. P R O V ID IN G FOR lino ol tha North wall quartar ot BUDO ETTR ANSFER S u ld Saction i l a dtolanc* d Sold Ordinance wet placed on 4tr.fi toot to tha North wad lire! reading on May J. IH4. and comar of Lot all. Altamonto lha City Commltiton •III ton Land Hatal and Navigation alder tame tor final pauaga and Company at racerdad in Plat adoption altar the public hear Booh t, Pago 13. Public Racardt d Samlnato County, Florida, Ing. which will be held In the thanca run South Ot dagraaa. II City Hall. 173 Watt Warren Avenue, Long wood. Florida, on mlrwtoa Eatl along tha South Monday, lha lath day ol May. lino ol Altamonto Avonut (SR A.D . lt» 4. al 7:40 P M . ar at 43d. a dtttanca ot Ml M totl to wan thereafter at poti.bie Al tha POINT OF BEOINNINO; the mealing, parhat may ap than cantnua along laid South pear and ba heard with retpacl llna South 00 dagraaa. SI mlnutot ■ad, a ditianca at in . to tod. to tha pragaaad Ordinance Tint thanca run South 0) dagraaa. 13 hearing may ba continued ham mlnutaa. S3 eaconds Waal, a time to lima until final action it taken by lha City CammluMn. dtatonct ol 330.74 tod, lhanca run Narta Ot degrees. SI mlnutaa A copy d lha pragaaad Oral nanca It potted at the City Hall. Waal, a diaianca d llb.ta tod to Ltngwead. 7 tor to*. and eaglet a point being 4*7.7) tod Eaat d are on Hie with the Clerk o* lha the Southwatt corner of Mid Lot City and tame may b* impacted 431. lhanca North 00 dagraat. it mlnutol. 41 seconds la d . a by lha public d(since ot H I M Net to lha A taped record of till* meeting POINT OF BEOINNINO It mode by the City tor IN and that you ara required to III* convenience. Thtt record may yeur written defense*. If any. not commute an adequate re with lha Clark ol lha above cord tor purpotel of appeal from a daemon mad* by the Com tty lad Court and to tarva a copy million with retpecl I* in* thereat on Gregory J Kelly. Iorageing matter Any par ton Etqulre. Aker man, Santor Hit 1 with Ing to eniwr* IhaI an ada Eldton. P A , P.0 Box 111. Orlando. Florida 13*07 on or quart record ot the proceeding! batore the 13th day olMay. Itta II maintained tor appellato pur II you loll to do to. Judgmanl poaat it edviied to mat* th# by default may be entered necetaary orrangamanli al hit againtt you tor lha reltol de­ manded In the Complaint. P t r io n i with d lta b llllltl needing aulitance to part id WITNESS my hand and tael pale In any ol tnaia proceeding! April It, 17*4 mould contact lha Employee (SEAL) Relation! Department ADA Ca M ARYANNE MORSE ordlnator 41 hourt In advance ol C L E R K O P TH E th* moating al Md-lall. CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE County Dated Ihli 4«h day ol May. Florida A D. IN4. BY: Ruth King C IT Y OF LONOWOOD Deputy Clark Garaldin* D. Zembri Publlth: April 13, It 1 May 4. City Clark *T. itta Publish Mays. IPV4 DEO-103 D IR S3 CELEBRITY CIPHER Caimrey Cphar miaegrame *r* created hem QuoUlent By lamoui paett* --------------— pan and ' — pratare rare Earn [tch wear Mtor «i ew n ew at............ tgtwr tlandt lot wwvwr ToUtylOut Vague'll d»S ‘ Z C M M V D P L K F B P M A B F P Q F B NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE II H E R E B Y G IV E N CAJ TOWING W ILL S IL L AT P U B L IC A U C T IO N FOR S A L V A O E FOR CASH ON D E M A N D TO H IO H IS T BIDD ER TH E FOLLOW ING DESCRIBED VEHICLE 77CADILLAC SEVILLE EROWN VIN t*se*Ba04twn THIS AUCTION WILL BE ON MAY II. 1*74 A T 14 O C IO C K AT CA I TOWING. ISM 3 CR *77 LONG WOOD F L 17714 P R O S P E C TIV E B ID D ER S AMY INSPECT VEHICLE ON THE OAY BEFORE AUCTION B E TW E E N SAM ANO 3PM T E R M S A R E C A S H OR C E R T IF IE D FUN D S CAJ TO W IN G R E S E R V E S T H E RIOHT TO ACCEPT OR RE J I C T ANY ANO ALL BIOS Publim May A 17*4 DERO* IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OP TH E E IG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASENUM BER. *3 1*41 CA l i t THOMAS T TUCK and DOROTHY TUCK.hltwif* Plaintiff Vi. JOHNR GURTLRR.of el Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS H I k l l v GIVEN •hat puvtuawi to a Summary Final Judgment ol Mortgage Foralcalur*. I will tall lha following described properly to catod In Seminole County, f tor Ida Lull I and ) and Lol 71. Block 37. TO W N SITE OF NORTH CHULUOTA. according to lha Plal thereof recorded in Plat (took 7, Pag* 34 ot lha Public Records ol Sammoto County. Florida al public uto. to lha highetl bidder lor cam, al lha well i-onl door ol the Saminpi* County Court House. Sanford. Florida at II 40 a m on May 30,17*4 Par tone with a disability who need a special accommodation to participate in tha proceeding should contact AOA Coordinator al 301 N Park Avenue. Suite N 301. Sanlord Florid* 13771 *■ lets! 3 day* prior to th* proceed ing Telephone 407/133 4330 E it 4337; 1400 7S31771 or 1 100 733 I/70IVI. via Florida Rtlay Serv Ic* MARYANNE MORSE CLERK. CIRCUIT COURT JaneE Jatewlc Deputy Clerk Publim: A p rlllf X M jy 4 .1774 OEO lO l IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E E IG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SIM INOLR COUNTY. FLORIDA DOMESTIC RELATIONS DIVISION CASE NO : *4 4*4 DN t l P IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF OONNAL M CCLESKEV. Wito/Peliltaner and RONALOL M CCLC3KEY, Husband* Respondent AM ENDED NOTICE OF ACTION TO RONALOL McCLESKEY YOU ARE N O TIFIE D that an aetton tor D.iufulien at Mar nag* hat been Ilied age nil you and a prayer contained within Ih* Petition request! the Court f* award the! certain property by y*u and your wit* L. McCtotkay. at tonontt by th* entireties located al <3* N Division Street. Dvwdo. Ftor Ida. and more ewrtKuse. iy da IT f ItrDtl ■% North 1*0 toet ot Lott G. M J A K. Survey el John Adarr.t I iiatos. arrereing to bead llou* *7 Pug* in . Pubik Records ol Semlnoto County. F torida to your wile, at lump turn alimony, and you ar* required to terv* * cqir ot your written detontet. II any. to II on IK t It ROSS. JR . P A . Wlfo/Potl Honor 1 attorney, whose edd'ets II 1711 Slretlord Road Mail land. Florida 31731. on or before May 31, 1**4 . and til* in* original with th* ctorfc of this court either before servk# on Wit*/ Pal 11toner t attorney or Immediately therealtor other wise a dtlauit will be entered againtt you tor th* rot tot d* mandod m the petition This notko shall bo published one* a week lor lour (41 contec utlv* weeks In Ih* Sanlord Mtfftid O ATED ON APRIL 3*. 1*74. al Sanlord. Semlnoto County, Florida MARYANNE MORSE As Clark nl th* Cnairi BY Nancy k Winter At Deputy Clerk Publim April 3* 4 May 4. IX 10.1*74 OEGM I Seminole 322-2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT HOURS 1:00 A M . • 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY * SUN0AY PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14 coflMCUtIvf times_____ 971 a Hot 7 contMUtlvB times____ ,7 0 t I lint 3 consecuthr* tlmgg_____ l i t a Nnt 1 ttm t.------------------------------ m t f.lla N m P ilo t a n ptr Issue, bated on 3 knot • 3 U n M Minimum NOW ACCEPTING A M E E .* ( Z X E N O P D B I ) B K F B M 8 . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: *1 count myaolf gxlrsmtly lucky to hava had lha opportunity to work with John Candy.’ —Slava Martin. 4 YARD SALE!! Tools, houuhold Hems, trail ar, yard ernamantt, mist. Thursday. Friday, Saturday 7-4 . Sanford Av* to 14th Plac* to 3403 Grandview A v* ANTIQUES A GOOD STUFF! Saturday Onlyl 13. I ll Palmetto Av#., Sanlord OFF THE LEASH® by W.B. Park GARAGE SALE S. BIG BIG BIG YARD SALE Man. woman, children, and baby clothe* 3to to 31.00. Lois of mlsc stull. 11*7 Upula Rd . Sanlord. Frl. Sal. Sunt 3 Hidden Lakes. 113 Wee Mrytl# Dr Saturday 1 3. GARAGE SALE FRIDAY end SATURDAY.* 4 . 1M7MADERAAVENUE H AN KER DISHES, Various patterns. Smell appliances, tanning met, clothes, house hold mlsc. Plante end loots. Saturday end Sunday, May 7th and llh. tarn each day. IM Waklva Park Drive Oil West Hwy 44 Iff 7*34 UIG YARD SALE SATUR DAYO NLYI lam 3pm m U P S A LA R O A O BRING YOUR MONEY! Multi lamlly u lt . Friday a Saturday, 1 4. Ceramic bisque, 1300 **., double Led. baby turn., houuhold Hems, nice c'othe*. no |unk. 4375 S. Sac lord Ave. (tiear Lk Jessup) CARPORT SALE SATURDAY ONLY. 7-4. Oik**, tools, computer, baby Ihm t. household mlsc. 1437 Bey Av*., lealerd COMMUNITY SALE Bryn Haven, Sanlord. oil Sanlord Av*. Friday A Satur­ day. t-4. Look lor bannaril ESTATE SALE In the middle ol the night, Sludge belched and (he herd took oil. He vowed never to rustle chickens again. M le c. household M im e , furniture, clothing, fabric, tv's and ITU Honda Civic. Wad. Thure, Frl X Sal. tOAmePm. 113W. 14th SI. Sanlord •GARAGE SALE A0 BARGAIN Cell In your garage u l* ad by 11 noon on Tuesday and lake advantage pi aur special Oireg* u l* ad priceII Cell destined now for delellll 322-1611 MOVING SALE Saturday, iam I pm. 3304 S Laurel Ave, Sanlord_________ REMODELING SALE Thurs X Frl. * 3. Vanity sinks, microwave, doors, (urn., houuhold Hems, etc. cond. 1741 Perch Lane, Lk Monro*. OH SR 441 Orange Olvd RUMMAGE SALEI May 4lh and 7th, lam lpm. V FW Post and Auxilary, 1010*. Sanford In log cabin on the lekelront. W# will u ll refresh merit*.______________ RUMMAGE SALE Saturday, May Fits al Parm­ er'* Furnllur* Food, dancing. lem-T Lol* of children end Intents clothes.______________ IS Hi IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN ANO FOR llM 'N O L E COUNTY. FLORIOA c a s e n o . ** tea OR a* m Florida Bar tot 1state IN R t Th* Adnprtcna* SHANNON VICTORIA NOTICE OF ACTION ^ TO BILLY RAY STA0OS 3314 toerfh 3rd Sheer *1* Cocaw Beech. F torrda YOU ARE N O TIFIEO that a Pvtrtton tor Adaption hat baan Iliad In which you are Ih* alleged Father *4 me child I* he and yew are required I* * copy #4 yeur written It any. to II an Petr attorney GARY ■ MA11EV wfwta address It Ilf Wet I Citrus Street * Ifomento Spr mgs Ftor Ida 33714 1177 on ar betor* Mar 14. 17*4. and I.to th* original wrm me Clare ol hue Court armor batore serve* on Pefiiteners attorney or rm medialeir mereeftor *m*rwre* a default will be entered ogomef yeu tor me relief demanded m th* Pefrtron D ATED April 17 I7*e MARVANNE MORSE Ctore ol lha Court Br Madetyn Crone At Deputy Clark Publim April 77. )* X May *. It 17*4 DEO t o t _______ _____ NOTICE OF FICTITIO US NAME toof'Ct ft hereby given that I am engaged M business al 4M iafSuma Drive. Santord. Semi noto County. Fiend*, imdar Ih* F k ill leu* Nam* Of TMR MAIN TENANCC M ANAGEMENT and met I m tend to regular said nama wrm tto Dtvtsren *4 Car petal tows. Tallahassee Fiend*, ew as cordenc# wrm me prevtsien* el •he Fictitious Nam* Statutes TeWH tor turn M l as F tonda Statutes leet Nkwa Orerbeitwis Publlth Mar *. lest OCR 33___ ___ _______________ * NOTICE OF P U IL IC AUCTION NOTICE IS H E N E B Y G IV E N CAJ TOWING WILL S IL L AT P U B L I C A U C T I O N FO R S A L V A G E FOR CASH ON D E M A N D TO H IG H ! I T BIO OER TH E FOLLOW ING D ESCRIBEOVEHICLE *4 I OHO T m u NOERBIRD SILVER VINllFABPseiSEHieetTI THIS AUCTION WILL BE ON AAAY 3*. 1*74 AT 10 OCLOCK AT CAJ TOWING. I3M S CR 437 LONGWOOO FL 33730 P R O S P E C TIV E BID D ERS MAY INSPECT VEHICLE ON THE OAV BEFORE AUCTION B E TW E E N 7AM ANO SPM T E R M S A R E C A SH ON C E R T I F I E D FU N D S . C X J TO W IN G R E S E R V E S T H E RIGHT TO ACCEPT OR RE JE C T ANY AND A L L BIOS Pubnm May*. 17*4 DER 3* RIDS CLOTHES All site* al yard u l* price*. Custom poqean; wear 374 IMP SANFORD ANO DAUGHTERS JUNK YAR0 SALE May 4lh X 7lh, 7 00 3:00. Flrtl Chrlsllan Church. 1407 San lard Ave Baked good* X plant* Sortral Fim ilin G» i | « Sola TV, vacuum cleaner, mltc. 1011 Paloma Ave. Sal., 7 4 SPORTS CAROS CHEEP THREE FAMILY SALE Baby lltm*. clothe* *11 tliet, lurnllur*. Lol* ol goodletl Friday and Saturday, 11. 113 Scot! Or 1Washington Oaks) YARD i BARE SALE Good Shepherd Lu lhe rn Church, 3717 Orlendo Or., Sanlord. Clothing gelor* X more. Saturday, May 7th, 7 3 YARD/CARP0RT SALE Lots of lurnllur* end mltc. 1400Mellonvllle Ave. Friday end Saturday YARD SALE SATURDAY ONLYI T3* Pin* Winds Drive, Hidden Lake. First lime mtrchkndls*. IAM until T_____________________ 4 FAMILY SALE Get grille, lawn mower*, mlsc. houshold. 1401 Wynnewood D r, Sanlord, oft Summerlin Ave. Sat onlyl l-T 6 FAMILY SALE Country Club Manor, between 301h x ISlh II. Friday X Salurday l-T Bargain galore I EXP INDUSTRIAL SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS Mon Thurs. *H hr work days Pd holiday X v a td iw . Apply pli laa 6*1. TIN Ofd Lake Mery Rd . Sanlord 1313117 EXP ERIEN CED NAIL TEC H Sant Flea Market. O ll/ O ll ________ m i an________ FAMILY SERVICE COUNSELOR Oibrollar Maueotoum Carp is searching for a lamllv tarvlr* counselor This position ro quires * responsible person •ho II * sell tie*tor, hat strong financial goals and I* salts and **r vkoortontod appu er ssu m W* train lacel work 111 711 7777_________ AVON product! IJM E*m to SOX N* dooridTor PT/PT Santa H I 1173/1 MO*** lie* A leading company In osrr Hold, no *11*' *H m*|or benefits including 4DIK pr*M sharing Averpg* Income in FtorsdeetceedsISd 000 * DRIVER NANTE0 * Fell lime Met! have let* model ectet veMcto ter toeel detorertee etiliiteg pereeael > W d t . W I M I I » l » U _____ II you are sooting * cereer opportunity with the the toed mg uto* team m tew mdsrtify tot s meet to talk lO Q IIE t P E R F/T Baekkeeqer el toeel id hr* wk ler t atbee*. us Oe Hen*. A II logs Tra v e l agency *>P w ukt be * plwe. bul net necessary C a ll 407 413 14*1 during elite* t o u t WeekTwdt 4D7 *74 70S* BUY OR l i l t T U F F E B W A R I Con tar rww cetotoe » l Ball runo. Legal Notices EARN t m t / t m t Pee. **eafb. II yeu have ceurege call I >41-173*Hbf rec m j| ._ WATSON BIALTY COBP REALTORS 3tX31M ADJUSTMENT* AND CREDIT*: In the event of an error In on ad, the Benford Herald wtE ba reagonaltla for the flral ineerlion only and only to the ratant of Ih* coal of that insertion. Pieaea chat* your ad for K tw acy the Brat day N Boud/ilngl**. Deatori wtl coma. 104 Garrlton Or.. Senlord. Friday X Salurday O T BIG YAADSALE 1307 Princeton Av*. Friday and Saturday, 7 3 Nothing tucceedt Ilk* euccest We rt well Into our 3rd decade ol training lucceteM agtnle NoHcenur we IIhelp' DEADLINES Tueaday thru Fnday 1a Noon Th* Day Bator* P^Atdkon Sunday IJ Noon Friday •Monday 9 30 P M Fiday - I X O AGENTS-REAL ESTATE! Schwhpngmay vxfud* Itotakj Advert**! oIRw coelof onaddiTorsai day Cancel when you gat teosM Payoreyky day* you ad iw n m ir m owned UM kd deetnpaon lot tottatl teeth* Copy must IMow acceptor** typ>' gyaptwal fcvm •Commercial baquoncy rata* *f* evwtat** E P M A B V F V M C EsUbllshtd company now accepting return#* for both inside end out side uto* Print advertising utos •iperlenc# preferred lor out lid# uto*. lelemarkeling u le t eepetl tnc* preferred ler intid* Ptoew tend return# with u l* ry requirements to: Blind Bot TOO. C/O Th# Seniord Hereto PO Bet 1447. Senferd FI 33773 l**3__________________ Orlando • Winter Park 831-9993 TH IS W EEK 'S IB ADVERTISING SALES' CLASSIFIED ADS I F Y E X D O D B O X R M C C N P P M A B , X NOTICE OF FICTITIO US NAME Notice I* hereby given that we ar* engaged In buamoe* al 314 Startton* Drive. Lake Mary. Semlnoto County F tonda. under •ha F l d l l l a u i N a m e at ■ A N K ER S R I SOURC E GROUP, and that w* intend to register u .d name with th* Olvltton at Carport Itons Tafia haste* Florida, m accordance with lha praviiian* al lha Fkliltosrt Name Statute*. Ta Wit Section aaiaa. Florida Statute* t**l Da* Gr 1rural I Michael Gregory Coot* Publim May*. 1*74 DERM 71— H e l p W E n t f d 7T-H ttp W N n *« y H -E k to r ly O f t ADULT C A E t M ou» tafeef* hem* Senferd *r*e i s h *4 leving cere tar you taved ones Cenlecl Italy 731 *141 CPU Soto* Vice Pteetdeof _________ TbeffSMM FIBERGLASS WORKERS Apopka I ' U f i penanced l a m l n e f t f t . t la lih e r e ooScoatoe*. and maM builders Drug screen raqroed (mmd - .--i-r- r b*n*Mt Mi tee net CR0UN0S PERSON W ANIID a iR I/C A S H IER lev ape camplee name t*qu»-#d O e p rg ia Ay* W e ilM il Kerb q Cat 1*1 Marl ln< . new hiring U l lun* part lima petition# | iceltant wage* benefit* and veretien Apply in person only M l) Or lend* A re 1 1 — P tr s o n a ls ADOPTIONS Free me du e* car* toenspev tetien. counseling. pn«*r* dectax pie* "»*"• ttpereaa* Bar *117311 C toarwe*er Atfereer 17 inker 1 M**tr >44* HAJRSnUST NEEDED Wins ciiantoto Full w pan fswsq Ca»l 1 4 1 )4 I Acre*# Trem N f* je 4 l_ HtlPI DAYCAIt N0RRER W( REED WORKERS (ipenence a pros Musi be ara'labta date andrughf* Cab tore# al Mr* aUMdeM* t Nama in let* Oady wwe . d*Uy pay k q a .1 I 34 Am M S Perk Drive Santard a* caff l » IN I ask Iw Deb aitov I Pd* 0EU V IR YH C IR 3 1 — P r iv a te in s tru c tio n s Oris*** needed Am /Pm ehrlf* *•*•! Must hove era nomuei rettobta Wenepf Al toeU it yrt *f age •*•> vend driver Iwens* and Treat at mewrance Can Ppm as OUn M «e i n 7371 I 07 M * SWIM I f Stores SANFORD FL m lit! JeakwCeeta DRIVE IS REEDED 13— C t m t l E fY L n f* A O CARRIE M l Tavaree FI a wen ee'dr u t a and grew mg Canlrai F tonda baud tampan* e«to*e yew OAMLAWN FARM (.arden *r Orretw#' 4 tor* Si icq each m nee JANITORIAL E cpevwnced cleewers and Su par, <ewe Day evening hours Pert line. 7 Ull |im* lontard a-v « Can 34) 7*|t to m e g __ IABOREB7 SelEOfO to andueteeiitod (Jar* Call la'aeen I I tPRitof 3TAF7IMO II* MM LAN0SCAPIRS e 7X ta Tto p ar m .w R IA O V ID IOSB. atAINTAIN *> GAIN W IIO M Tt All Ha< Prad >*el Greet tauw 774 IM4 A S -L a g a l S «rv )c t4 Class B COL C AUNtRM lAWN MAINTENANCE fsd tw o mwkl have * -•*' appearance N M f l t N l " iniparteftoes be eesundil to ILatv need eofepedv I EHW LONG DISTANCE DRIVERS Muti have ( D l "A with deers MVR Preduc* etpevl *nc* and good rvtorencec rf •rued Carter e*«>iy MIC Truckwg 1*31 IV It! 74 J Santord. 7 L 4*7 i n 7S4I c ORIVtRS M N T ID S I— AAo t s e v to L w f d Qualifwdaep preduc* hartar l ang dtolanc* C M le e w to Clean MVR Can tor ty p x a nan eel m 7M* OAm aPm KEEP D t l Y I K AX0 SlILL C£1 TNC MONtTt All yew need to veu ruse. Jec* Otamend tar appointment 7*7173* D E lY t t J Close A needed tor tre^ht delivery and ttndftoe Must have 3 yeart tap- phyetral card clean MVb and ataiiry topattdrue tout EtoParaf Peeee— eleet-flil ; i — H e lp W a n t t d EMPLOYMENT 3235176 * * • w Melsve hanaer _ , ayd Must fee# parygreph toel a mutt pate erug toti partallan it a plus Neel SC Tidy 714 1177/1)1 M ID IC A L RECEPTIONIST DUCT MECHANIC f tp a rta n c e d with v a lid drivers IHent* Apply in per ton Sector d Heating a km teat S Sanlord Av* 777 W 11th SI ACCOUNTING C U R I Geod typing tkei*. manual pulling ol payatees and ra tatvabtot Mutt have oepen one# Cell O T *701__________ ADO TO YOUR INCOME S IL L AVON NOW) CALL 771 *434 ar >314711 f •r to u %\ •rlN t p i f d il DflllR ( sjl f ■ • pI• n l •4 |K«f(in *M*i ID)) MCOICAL * CNA Osrenmgc ta* ell efsitfs Pi**(t car sen Hi Ideevan Ttoelthcar* Cantor , »e* Mel lent lib Av* ' EUCTRICiANS ANO HELPERS Commercial slto us UCF area Renefits peepage ANECOINC *4**411 EOC 'Drug free workplace N o tic e f l t a n l n g S e rv ic e FLORIDA STATE R E Q U IE M all canfree tors be registered or certified To verity a state contractors license call I 4M 143 7740 Occupational licenses *r* required by the county end can be verified by celling 3111l3tieif 7431 HONEST DEPENDABLE Person to clean your Sousa |ust Ih* way you Ilk* II *1 * price you sure C*n afford Call Verm* > » 44*4 C o n c re te CAPTAIN CONCRETE. Weyn* Rnal ilaa uuninY &u|)Ju fVu P* DfAi iI man u p tri Itonl w r n i / l t i M l Q U ALITY CONCRETE WORK. 31 year* esp Reasonable Lie /Ins 3)3-134* A d d itio n s f t R e m o d e lin g RES./COMM. Vinyl Siding , Alum. Fram ing. Drywall, Door*. Rooting. Concrete 33XM31. S.O.B*IW,CECE1*M* R ESID EN TIAL R EM O OEUN O Carpentry, painting, alumi­ num setfll work. C0CA04HE 1)7 3744 betor* 7pm E le d r lc a l M A S TE R E L E C T R IC IA N . Repair-addition, comm/rot. Llc/lns lEROttMIT) 3)1 4473 Appliances APPLIANCE REPAIR - Fr*e qsusl all wim ,*,(ih a m ■ 111)1, UPsrlpd lervici p can rw pelril Jebn, A+ Rest. 314-334J L a w n S e rvic e RANDV'3 DUALITY LAWn { Complete pro cor* slnco ITMr Clean upe. fsauluso 3310114 TOM X JEFF'S LAWN CARE I Re* /Comm . dependable, to ^ re t o s IF re e e s t^ ^ a j^ O j P a in tin g p a i n t i n g . paper Preisure dexnln OUN R ITE ; Clean drlveweyu roots, peol deck*, walks] houws Free all. H I 4131 » F lo o r in g Photography HARDWOOD FLoop 1NO Install landing Finishing TO M O LtE N 1-313414-1377 BEACfTTpertseiKI Weddinfe} Mobil equip unique pricing For Info coll 134 TM1 AFFO ED ABLE HOME Etpelr Dependable All pheus Call lor Free #>l Michael 33) 7IOt BUILDERS of custom cpnoptos. corporis, window* X pello owning*. Highetl ol quality. Free estimate* 407 714 3344 AL DOES IT ALU Fix II right el a price you cen elford. LIc'd/Ins From slarl lo finish. Carpentry, plumb ing. eloctrlcal. end rDoling *vcs. 3) yrt ot ovporlenc*. No |ob too big or smell Cell 3)4-311* *r 313-011134 hours R ES TO R A TIO N , D R YW ALL. melel sluds, door*, trim, bid­ ing. porch**, deck*, geiebot Ucented/lntured 3)31*17 C a r p e n tr y CARPENTER All kind* ot home '•pain, painting X ceramic III*. Richard Grose..... 331 3771 C a r p e t/ In s ta lla tio n ........................ j 1 hanging pressure washing and dry wal repel*. Frooetl 1311174 f H o m e Im p r o v e m e n t Awnings SAM’S C A R P ET C LEAN IN O plus strip end bull doers. Resldenllal/commerclel 14 hr*. 314)341. b**f»r 44X8S4I DUMP TRUCK DRIVER • Avar eg* trip* I tuye * l eto Mrvtol Cenvev-ivenai Tree tare II yeu have 3 yeart Hat tar tr aitov. OT R and erww and ice aepav tonce ptue a fowl driving >*>ard can IN M W fM f * L IO A L PHOTOOBAPH7 * Beetonabto retoe Ceil U l ;•* C a r p e t C le a n in g P wil eu p ta lla nsm : p a me a Stop 0 *f Par aunleapng Pay * Vatarem Pay aSatafy X Per#**manta bonus 41- H — I t t l * F ltn ts s CARPET M IL L 0 IR E C T Big Discounts Famous Brandi P int Quality, T ip Line. Slelnmesler, Saxonies, Trackless. Sculpture* 34.77 yd Commerclil l*v*l loops 33.77 yd Installation. 4«7-114-*EM Seme *>pa Apply MOO S a n le 'd » pwff Rooting OYSBKRS HOME Is P A I R X R O O F IN O P a in tin g , ce rp e n lry Bond/lns/LIc HC0044J4) Cell 174 4111 T Swimming Pool Service/Rec te p e lr m om ' m j u t o :eS lrfrom mo Cham-R Ho Pool Service 140)171 Robert Shoemek. fT Tree Service" ECHOLS TR E E SVC Lie s, "Lei Ih* Professionals da Freeeslimeles...».... m W L S H U W U (J i t f h i l T h l i D U p U iy A d y Vi W o rk F o r Y o u -. 1. j Window Re V in a o w R e p a ir ■ n d C le a n in g WINDOW I SCREEN REPJ N7 3117111 Advertise Your Business Every Day For As Low As $45 Per Month. Call Classified, 322-261 1 �t iv iVlr Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Friday, May 0. 1994 - 7B [7 1 -H a lp W a ~ n ftd ~ lO IC A l DfNTAL HYCINIST 7 1 -H tlp Wanted f3-Room s for Rent S E C U R IT Y O T F I C t R Job training Armed A unarmed Brent Iy A ( n o t , n , c m P R IV A T E E N T R A N C E . refrigerator, m icrowave, color tv, off tlreel perking, end maid ter v k a, 171 tOOQ ROOM FOR R EN T U0 par weak plut apt 11 electric. Ktlchan privileges Cell 17117H ROOM IN Private Longwoad Name. Steady employed. MO/wkfMdepotif n r jsao diet* owning available dynamic Individual )4 y* pay week Strong perlo Dlt a mult 904 771 4HO SOCIAL WORKER tap MSW wanted lor hotpltal discharge planning on a ton Iratlual batu Sand ratuma lo Conaultenl Service,. 4141 Caialwi SI . 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Ilm Italian or d ltcrim m allon bated on race color, raligion tea. handicap lamiual tlekrt or nalrenalertgin 'National Mlg iwi tavaral opening, on lit aggressive telemarketing ilall nra otter lull training end benetlft Verting pay It It VJ hour t aperlanta preferred Call M» flatar Mon Frl » 1 ________ lean m o m ________ TON I RUCK DRIVERS IN HANKER time f ) ihdl, m ( g a ra m a in an atula I telling and management " r i b l l i d U Came and be I at the (hanging trend in •arm care Salary da I agon eager lance IPN I tune and part time land th'Ht availabia »eod fth'* taifU a mud GN t C F N 't wdh prvviaut a>,hip eaperienre else raged la aoo'r r Drug free eertgleae Haed Kail Katk Driver and Fear Car tra iler Driver Prater Senlard Lake Mary, ar l engwood >fixture Mutl hare deenMVH Clett Bar Clatt A Call tar t ypelalment m -M M WAREHOUSE AN D O BM EEAL l A BOB H U P N I I D I D I Benut lor driver, All iMftt available Daily par no lee Neper I reedr 'a > » l l » i * Industrial labor Svt If ll I run* > A , No ph»>u relit SANFORD I BOBM Coilegr complete privacy I'OC'wl UABaec Inc util » 1 79T1 V I A T CLEAN I. tr urge living i n . wether, gwel Private B rier one at i n a w / _______ I BDRM umgw «rr , r war. eml nice. Big raomt data to downtown 111 ON* lr mag WAREHOUSE B B IO O IW A T IB APTS ken t v i ' L l M v r W>« i monffv* ft9m »#*«• OoHoioh m ttftd strong dupendebiu Utdivldweil lor oritur puling di pping end recalling Never a tael 99—Apartments Unfurnished / Rent C O O lO ff" Help Parsonnel 671(111 (M a iy M a w eaN Her it at Debar, FI ear tad MM_________ 91 On * M r t o n A(vrtment| im o iA i aarhs bpcmi Apt i w rru A p jr ltiU 'n ls / WHHfEEIEWWI LARGE II0 R M M ouse to S h i r * MCAL yea n t t o fuma»e preteered Snare pant heme l i t a t l i t AM b o o m m o 11 ItW CAt ASSISUNI lima Internal madi Carawtoy, Aar a attire • One a laage at (K G W n t let! and A rar heigM Camgatiirva tei _ _ . Resume,, *' M l Madnai Frara l> r'09 3 & fie— V * "'* ll. ' 1 ,,,M 0 fl M f0 » S Nor’ > -w hn/ri Geadgar Cgit Fam at (Hen M in Ml ait) ( O f M I T h is to s t i t w e e n s HARDWORK pry Ma n , *oy\ Hi a arary Tt-dif1 Dlf ra, no a ghn Inturud |im»M il Call Mrri , Maid, lit t U4 P ttS S E R /D ir CUAN n a t l lime aapeilancad. 9Uh/ww-i end pan I In-iia* r WHT VhU t>MdUlt> NEVEK* C^tCHN VoOf«- CrVt-> C A T d n r M o w iv ,ag y » y p . PUR^-6 COL datirad Think N Play learning Canter X77I147 ICAL ■ 141—Homes lor Sale f7—Apartments Furnished / Rent mt U N H w y llfJ OaOary. FI aaf u » Mil a KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE® by Lurry WrlRhl Freni end belt perch Pert new O H tlreel pereing lia i/ m o AI C b la d i Broker (Owner I fee Ml teal 93— R o o m s te r R e n t a Q U IE T, C lt a N I M m ban Hi 4 » ft pAvww \*m <•** Ifynftr f %t% ft t f IJR m i CAftLC TV. pNwi. 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M rm mobM* hom f in G tfivvv C 'H A « i t h « r «nd 4tf9t M il f o il IK A l l > I s. •***• rmf fm i t A»r wruH. 1436 m u . lisa dtp flrwi IH lift* L A K I MAR V/IAN FOR O l« A « tide t / i. w ftllitr/ ftfftr. icrttrttd itorth. poo* Arid Hnoii u m IIIV m o Vtswn U«4lt| I f f f k t s Inc H f AAAj MT fLV M O U lM (te«w»)M 1'J */ Ap^lATKVt (tOM tO ^Oif iiKr« w k « w mf lo buy I W m oplyff c «D4 MffOlA 103—Houses Unfurnished / Rent 107—M o b ile ____ H o m e s / R e n t____ BE N T W ITH OPTION Pmecretl I' I poet home lenred I I I , mo C O U N TS V (E T T I N O cem ptelely lum . 1)1, gerhege 'w e ir Turn . covered fenced pelia Ideel lor week (Ocgte or tmgperenl (IMma plutdep Mopel. 1)1 Ikll n u t s tPBINOk. (.11 Hwy or I 1 1 bdrm, i n kr ,M wk tikkdep IK ISklee 11) m * m.ipki.BM* ,mets> SANFOBD ) Idem I lu it (m l H 'A . (arpel like new» I yr Npte Mfi/mgEBE IM If ll SANFOBO Owe* rnghhorKml 1 bdrm. I bath herdwood Heart reremic Ike SUV me MOB'tec 111 A let* Let tlal er tt\ aril A , , eoet n SANIOOD GOLDS NO a a BENT TOOWN 1 bdrm Like new' A m |MW k » « e»d Lex n e r d tut i n ’ SANFOBO 1 bdrm )*t i > " laketrortlmree MM mo vnuBt SANFOBO ig I bdrm I I , loth townhame Pr>v court yard C/HA lECUl. caumg lent item rat dithwether Staa me IMA tec m « d '} SANIOOD I bdrmi * very *wel notgrawv hma* I XX doe ties me Ce<I alter) D) te’ SANFOBD Hem.Itm Drttr.n B IN T TOOWN like new l 'l . ere. wether dryer ter tyt !*.• rerpor* tx»<an SW» m# Eat r»> SMALL I BOBM unrurcihed haute Na poll N nr end dean t n * p )_____________ Stenstrom Rentals • IANFORD |/l • u t pert* CM A C itin 'M H me MCft mk • IANFORD ft I « ftTt I • db*e 19* %9*9Q9 Uf pe*t* ***«-• •*«' ft wvM VAVC mo If 30*•< • IANFORD n O U R if < • d *<■*«# CMA M IV n e liO m llvmtrom fttwif r . 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Htullen TVi G Piy Ho AppSctlkn Fttl St. Croix Apartments 3 2 1 -7 3 0 } On Lake Emma Rd.* Lake Mary HOURS M r, 0 • 6 • S.st. 10-5 ■Sun. Closed On 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartment Homes! Geneva Gardens 1505 W 25th S lrc o l • Sunford 322-2090 HOURS: Mon. • Frl. 8 30 • 5 30 Managod By Angel,a Gordon Property Management 1 H —W b rehouse S pace / R e n t LON 0 WOOD 'LAM E M A S T M id tile public llp re g e tg II tpwtet Hue tecurv. eetky Accetilbw i K i lk r i Frew 11.1 per row lit M l, 1 1 5 - In d u s tria l R e n ta ls OF F 1Cf ^ i r t N e W i#4( • 1DO iq II §*nmo HioUo* 4* mnUotMO hi C«nh|i f U D# |ton4l A'rjpurl III t*Qi * PRIME lOCAfKM ♦ 1 W0 it) ft p4 «HO GlfMff M>*( • J CO) H| M ibpceNvuwk •*«0 \H*MJ9 A Vtpm* HJrtJ Uor+mt* 111 l H0 1 1 7 —C o m m e r c ia l Rentals 1ANFOBO B IT A IL O F F IC I T 11/ M| If CdN4HT<Ml U4*W«i % h*qFi *» « tfk< moo I A® p*ts% M»l«t i n mo lltm lrtw i I m I ff l*< JkMI (k«f k# 13J }9tS IANFO RD 6 «fk « tv> tq *1 furn*# o4 1I*n «w%c| A.# H ftm t NHRI IANFORO For Im w . n n F C I i** C+j+itf Club Rd AjXjK«a HOO it) II L 0*0)9 <>«»••! t«nc»d »«d I hd'kiti K>* or %Htoqm o*oo l ) R | (trt«4i Co«> D«<» Jofco 40/ V ) 44>0 l i t —O ttlc e S p a c e / Rent B GRCAT lOCAHON * S o rlo n i iAd<«idk)4) « H u i ipaKPt Mo*1*rtQ it t/SO mo J> W kj ** mm<* J/l IIW) N F H >ar to- J «r et and t a P th O vm #J> J 930 td M I^ N R I 17*5 m# ||) JU4 IANFORD OMut H*4c• 5400 t«l II biiihlrr>g| i'o«4i IKI0 %*i IT jjbTF ft * " f, ' ’ M 504 VO F t I T tor o«M lyccti'tlvf ♦•iitinq OfrcNtf tmvr»4tik*'% GocwJ I r*g *Ad Nqliimq G i t #t v iilb lM f Atfc lHfl ft40D/mo P I *4*4 *g« > Ml —Homes lor Sale AFFORDABLE HOMES VENTURE I PROPERTIES rown Centre Apartments • 1 B e d ro o m .... $ 3 9 9 mo.* •2 B e d ro o m .... $ 4 7 7 mo.* •3 Bedroom .... $ 5 4 8 mo.* * May rules subject lo chanye O N E M O N T H FR EE PRE-LEASE SPECIAL • (In ‘ . i'Ici l,:il Units ' flu A|i|iln .Hum I - it M O N T H S F U L L C r t U U U • Sparkling Pool • Luge FltVir Plunk • Excicisc Ccnicr * Energy P.ltlvlcnl • W/D Connccilonh HOURS M F e e. Sal U S. Sun. Clotad 1 19 0 0 W . 1 at S t r e e t » S a n to r d 3 2 2 - 8 6 9 6 VENTURE I PROPERTIES HUO ft VA F 0*C L O tU i I S Ljnr (Hrnnt O Of** Va*u»i| CoiysKm% Cm*‘ H* dRtR.it’ • Lm I Ath*/ vwifu* (#*• hwtlhirM I r#9«Io« m MUJ OlNrrx I PrtfttttRt 3^0?;3/;/4S400 iAN FOSO ) * M ART )UJ#m ; bRf*! J i p 34 * to)* ftr >mo%o mt ft*W rr>o l_t*5C lA N F O iO I td'ih > tot* Of§0* H*0!*•«♦ fmm (Of pot 15* (DO IN 7CH U N h i M ) t n - t v Diilrnt Lib# Pfw I-!,, #ir, NTAtlbtr dlf f fY wk «j#i . dL4 t o * p o * t traoo 1" u t « j fill STENSTROM REALTY, IMG. VCHRMSH AAr t No* t»w*» It i FtMdMVtfttif f #S»or ler YOU 5o Mvf 4 Morn# fts#o i„ H#n| On*' So Cod Ou» Furl Tin.* l#L#« TfRrn A N V T IM I) 377 7470 • 321 2/20 SANFORD • LAXC MART _____ «ln Out Jllh Y t i f rm v#fy c‘kM# H P i m m i F Nm |S4 CU0 tJI UM 148—Mobile Home ___ Lot* lor Salt____ Rr OWNlft M 153—AcreageLots/Sale idtoi lor mobllt horn# or homt III* Horst*. CAlllo. larmln^ or nufMry Zoned #grtco>lur8l 1J 40C p#f «crt Sm4ll down payment «rrith Wfhjf flMticlhC W 'H M m *11 A C R K I NBAR LEM ON BLUFF In i#cur# common! Ivl I4J.YOO wTIh u litr Itrrm 'BUILD IN G LOT dole to S*ml not# High HO .*00 *!+ ACRES with 414 ft, lront#g« on SM 44 td*1 Sup#r buy! VJF.900 hurry) tU# /*tt S H EET ASSUME NO QUAUFIES! CUSTOM rt tplll bdrm plan! Dining, family rmt. appl . treed yard S.V2 mo HO WO PRE FORECLOSURE! J ) tplil llv . din . eal In kllch lenced w garage SSkS/mo ISO.900 CUSTOM bull! 1/J tplil. llv . din . eal In kllch , appl garage ISOI/mo SO).90 Re Better Than Ever Rates On Beautiful 1 ,2 & 3 Bedroom Homes! • Washors/Dryors In All Units • Slato-Of-Tho-Art Fitness Center • Privnto Exloriar Storngo • Enclosed Pntlcs/Bnlconios STONEBROOK APARTMENTS 1000 Stanebroak Or., Sanrord 322-9556 BATEMAN REALTY Lie. Root Etlale Broker JooOSonlord Av* 321 0759......................321-7757 C ASSELBERR Y Beautiful 1 bdrm. IV* ball* New carpel, paint, Shows like a model! IA4.900 ON 70)0 HALL REALTY 312 W. First St., Sanford Lokolrontl/I lome.SSI.900 1/1 corner lot. air S47.SOO lOor Sacretl Termtl Country! 1/1/t, lam . air, lenced. U7.S00 1/7/1. loaded w'lealuretl 119,900 323-5774 DELTONA. 7 bdrm . 1 bath, 1 car, rttw carpal, palnl In/out, C/HA M l OOP OOMH TWk DELTONA 1 bdrm U ) balh, family rm.exlratl SSI.700 W. M alkiow tkl.nl lt d DUPLEX SANFORD Good neighborhood, good condition S3..900 Call after S 00 114 9040 ________ Es ta te, in c 155—CondomlnTums Co Op/^Sale^ SANDALWOOD VILLAS 1/1. like now. ground floor. ^reenedjJOrch^^WJW^ZLIlii PAUL OSUORNE ALTAM ONTE, )/}. now carped 'palnl/rool, tpdnklor Walk lo Uronlloy tchoolt Quiet 'licet ; ,/9.wo oo; nos a l 372-7498 157—Mobile Homes / Sale VENTURE I PROPERTIES All Apartment Community That Stands Apart. LtHTbl# #rij« (jimilf p#r* (jr)*or!r HfMfi room, iforog# E 'H tlle n l Prlctd b#l<m tF#lu# Ph )7)tl*J Iv mvq 4Am IjPm DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES too root t il llv. dm. lam rm,. eal In b it. Mcurily. utatlita! COZY CUSTOM tplil Dining family r m , Appliance, gar eg,, fenced yd IA4.TO0 POOL MOMH 11. I 000 vg II! Llv , din , fam ily, gam* room. Scr porch' IM M0 lartdtcaped 1/1. 1/1 acral Appl llv.din fam rm , SALW0 S U N K E N F A M IL Y RM A comm pool Llv. dm, lam rm , . appl , u r porch, tacurl ly ty,lem and gar aga I W .,00 BRICK V I tplil. llv, din. lam rmt. tec tytlam, K r porch, lane ad yd . garage! MO.SOO APPLIANCES. FURN., TV S . New Satellite Sytlemt as low at l l . r n CHEEPO DEPOT, 1719 French A v e ____ 71I 71M • BLOND BEDROOM SET .pc Full 'queen headboard, triple dresser, mirror and night stand____ US _>2J2 iL L k C O F P I I TAB LE. 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I f , a steal moose B ROC KINO CHAIR, medium I'ye Brown m co<or Eecoilenf cond'bonl SIS m S 4 ,/ _____ • IS W lM O M A C H IN E , aid vfn»ogo electric, wexxton cab MX 141 Firm OO a i l _______ o SINOC B Sew Machine Alrractlve cabinet medal I 9 X , Oniytas a o m itW ) 183—T e le v is io n / M e dio / S ttr e o a PAIR OF SUBWOOFERS, i ) bumpers In a koe M watts mar 1st US lake. It 171 >tgt IV m%p ___ • TELEVISION. IS INCH RCA (oneXe Sl(h oark m u ) Mini conditxMl 1100or beet otter Can I I ) 41ft after ,o m 187—Sporting Goods a BI CYCLE » bey, trail b'te Good conditioni New teo e d " g ix ext no m )_____ WBI STI I NO OIAR nest, tight, Call 771 SOM BooH 193— L a w n & G a r d e n o AQUATIC D U E S tor ponds IIS ALL COLOR, P••*•• call m j M _______ FOB SAL I f t * WOOD MUL CH t >9pied UP *44/_____ ______ • HVHCBL HOB I f * trot tor. H CW*. ) ) Mp NodP*. 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Ill ST LISTED D.vi'ng t hd’ ,n 7 bath on wooded Ml Double garage, huge tcrceneg palm energy e llic ie n tll R 10. thermopene wmrkywt. efr On deep >anal lo SYLVAN LAKE Whalafmdt III7 9UD Call Olarta , The Cannew Grewp T9t 09. i er 1771/04 L A K I M A R Y A R I A 1/1, gorgeout oak,, near gall court* 1/9. trio Call lor appl _________771 WH ____________ LO N O W O OD /LAKE M AR Y SCHOOLS 17 By Owner IMI N II )9Sk l angwood Lake Mary Rd I/O 900M l k ill MODEL HOME LIKE I i. Ig lenced yard w d o formal dm and Me r m . prlr lam rm Fplc and tkypgnit add a touch of elegance lo Ihit alrnotl new home Commumly poor h ow t end part Frethly p a in te d In / o u t Q u ie t ne-ghtaxhood' Jut' move tn Wont le d Meel'k't (Om m ti on f/9 l t t ( • IK M IB NOB T H B IO O t S IM .900 1 llo r y l/ | 'y , lam rm w/fp.( top hemal "y dm rm E , anomical to-er hoi water lerem c Ilk. miorcom lawn tprlokior ly t. huge matter twite w roman lub A trp shower Day M l 0*90 Booatyw. evo <wkarri job K B ONLY II rn» DOWN U K Mo 1 bdrre I I ) balh New palnl Metre Group W IIN9M 1 181— A p p lia n c e s / F u r n itu r e ____ CARRIAGE COVE 1 bedroom. I balh mobile home U.OOO 177 till________ _____ CARRIAGE COVE MOBILE HOME COMMUNITY IlMll, 7/1, M Noblllly, cenlral H/AU.M0 14x44, J/ 1»e I I Floelwood/ Claremont. Central H/A. carport raised screen room 19. S00 lO M . 1/1 IS Skyline Join All electric, cenlral heat, 7 window A/C units II I .S00 7.*.!, 1/1 split, it Pearson, cenlral H/A, carport. II1.S00 Call llJ-IIM o r D llfO ) 160—Business __ F o r S a le LUBE ON WHEELS. Great pari time Income Truck, equip, and aids. Will train. Sail or trada Value S3» 0 74114(4 _ 181—Appliances / Furniture e AAA RAY'S APPLIANCE o 111 S French Ave, Sanlord R e t rlg e ra l o r . S to v e s , Washers Dryer,, Free 5 yr labor warr Del avail 111 M U 200— Liveslock/Farm Supplies CUSTOM DARN* lor hvtifotd RtAfOsnjibi# prlCPd OuftfAh ’##d Coil m /HS ________ 211—Antiques/ Collectibles AN TIQ U E S/ Ettalts/Oullart. wanted Anything of value Top cash FI Native 41/ 4590 S O L I D CHCRR~Y O IN IN O TABLE lYTOs. 7 leaves 4 chairs S400OBOCall 1K 747) 215—Boats and Accessories__ ANACAPRI 19, IS', twin 700 hp Merc . Offshore Deep V, hard lop, a tecIonics SU.SCOill <D9t o HOUSEBOAT, live aboard 41' Naulaline. Iwln angina V drive, I70K Dr Quam 49S , IIS • HOUSEBOAT. a0‘, tlool hull. In water Lott ol possibilities SI.100 Firm 177 4134 • SAIL FOR SUNFISH SaliboaT Special ''Slat, A Stripe," de ci^n____ t n Call M l T ill • I, FT BOW RIDER 111 HP Marcury. o/b. low hour,, wills Irallar 11.000177 OIM________ • 19*4 SKI/FISH BOAT. 90 HP Marc., w/trallar Run, graatl S3000 Parllal linanca 4911904 e IHJ REOAL Mod.Ilian 17' 10". . cyl In, outboard motor w/drlve on trailer IJ OOO OBO (10 400. or I4f a » l eve,______ 1944 CONROY 14 It tkl boat Top 90 HP Yamaha, trailer. aicellent S194S a07 1?7 ,797 • 71 Ft OR AD Y W HITE. OMC, Inboard/oulboard. lap klra model S9.000 OBO 7)1 S1S4 • 14 FT PONTOON boat, All fibtrglatt. IK) HP Evlnruda Very tatll Many eilra,. like nt_w_L°n1yS9-IW 77144*0 •'17 OLASSTREAM. I f boal. trailer, SOhp Johnson.Never in salt water. ,i c . condillon. S1.KX1__QUO 90. 734 9719 '19 R EHKEN. » ' cuddy cabin, omc. I/O, 140 hp. low hr». mollvaied S499S1.9 91,9 Ernie 2I f —Wanted to Buy JUNK CARS W ANTEO Great Southern Auto Wrecking pays cash lor unwanted vehicles running or not Monday through Saturday 9 am 4pm We ll sand truck 407 4M M7I USED CABINETS Will taka out your old cabinet, and haul away lor no charge. H I 7lt9 WILL buy autographed lelteri, photo,, etc. ol famous people deceased'alive .07S.7 30J, 222—M usical Merchandise PIKNOFOR SALE Wanted a responsible person to lake on a low monthly paymenl on a beautiful con sole piano, no money down Call loll tree: 110O S13 79S) 223—Miscollaneous A COLLEOE DEGR EE you can altord This book saves lime and money al any college Great gill 17 lo Touchdown! Boe I I I . Sanlord 1177) • B ILLY~ JO EL/EL t 6 n JOHN llckals "Lower" )7J Please call na 1711______________ • DR APES 7 pair ao ' wide < la" long I pair 4S" wide ■ , . long All cream and brown •one*. Lika new All lor SIS _____ Call no okM • ORACO CAR SEAT. Like newl PkldMO asking Sao STaaOII Iv msg TREE MONEY Around your housat Turn your unwanted Items Into cask) Placaanadtedayl i t l 1,11 er»)1 9t9l SATE L ITE SYSTEM Never inslalled. remote control, de scrambler equipped Cost SHOO, asking lliso 777 MM • W A T E R F A L L , Indoor or outdoor Lite weight |7S Cell m am 230— A n tlq u t/ C la s s ic C a rs _______ • FORD TMUNDER0IRO. I9M All eriginall Needs same work ll.att OBO 11JJ0IS4 •1970 OEVILLE CADILLAC S7000OBO All power 777 0)1. 231-Cars • CHRYSLER IM PERIAL *fl. Like new Mutt tell Only Sit too Can lao tim m a FORD MUSTANO OT. 14 7 top,, lot. Holley. S speed SI WO OBO H i ika. • L I EARON Cenvertikle M Nad. loacled dig dash nee 'up. nee lire, M SCO set 7<o, • P LY M O U TH Grand Fury whit* A t cond thru out Good mileage |) (XMOBO M B W __________ TARE UP PAYMENTS NO MONET DOWN •acepl tae. tag, tits*, ate FORD TAURUS 19, , eurematic. A/C. till, cruise stereo cassette Only lias IK per month Call Mr Parne lor appointment ______n i m io r , i i saw • T O Y O T A SUPRA. I , „ Metallic b'ue, loaded power everything, (unroo t Well maintained, eecallenl condi Him I Garage kept 11 ISO _______ Call *7 i n m . • T OYOT A COROLLA wagen •91 Auto. A/C. red. 1IK warranty u n o u i u i i • 1971 PORSCHE 911 Targa low milage shows like new ,10000 OBO 171 SIS. 197, X J, JACOUAR In aiteiienl condi Hon S. too _ Call H i 1,7k 199* PONTIAC BONNEVILLE V 9. A/C. radio, power win dow , Sfoont D U __________ 1999 PONTIAC ttalion wagon Parisianne LOADEOi Asking I I 100 Call 90.S)) 1191_______ 'f 1 CHEVY El C.mmo i-u •"-) or Iran, . AA, P/4. P/B. cowl hood. SSgrllk' 4VS K , 11,1 .'7 r v w i i e \ T " 'f f V i Hunt good, look, goad P->Cfd good With Radio tIK U 171 97.) t t CH EVY P/U. new transmit tlon. gjod lire,, need, minor wcrV___ Slopes I, IM U « f U BLACK earner*. VI. aJio . good body, a.callent running cond It 700OHO 111 .114 • I I C H I V Y CheveOe . dr 4 ipd. new tire,, doesn t burn oil Good Indcar taOO 1)1 1197 94 CHRYSLER L I BARON. 1 dr, vinyl roof New tires, battery and brakes Musi tell' HeducedjoSIOOO1)7 7BM_ ‘ 19 C H E V R O L E T Capri ce Classic. 4 dr , runt good loaded 14.000 OBO. and ‘I I Chavrelet Belair. 1 d r , runs good U.OOO OBO 174 Sl)7 235—Trucks/ Buses/Vans • CHEVY BEAUVILLE VAN ’79, I Ion. Pattenger van, daan Loaded I Too much lo list, mutl tee lo appreciate Only 17.491 OBO 1711700 • FORD RANOER. LTX 97. P/S. cruise. A/C. tlereo. 4.700 mile,. I yr or 17.000 ml lell on w r r x ily ._______ Call 777 1SS1 • isuiu P/U 9) Red. 7K. A/C. am/lm cats, lull bedhntr, rear window 99.410 117 I4M • JE E P PICKUP TRUCK, 1179* .i4 with topper HOO OBO Needi a lot ol T IC 111 7919 ■ J E EP PICK UP 4k4, 1970 VI. •ulo. Englna and Irani re built (about 70.000 milts) Newer Interior 17.000)71 1004 c a Sanford Motor Co. ’91 FORD RANOER PICKUP Auto. air. power steering and brakes. 1, 000 ml Like newt Special tt.491 Call 177 all) • 1971 CHEVY 1/7 ton p/u, )M V I Runs good Engine and Iran,, strong SHOO 111 Sill • m i F-19 BLAZER 4 dr. lull power. Tahoe package. I7K ml S17.000 Item 777 9KI4 alter 4 •‘U NISSAN, extra cab. runs excellent. Ill SIMM 111 4134 '94 FORD M0 Il4l bed Looks A runt good I I 100 377 4114 239—Motorcycles and Blkoi 19)7 YAMAHA FZ 700 71,700 original mile,. Garage kept Red A white. Many extras added! Excellent condi 17.900 Call Gragg alter Spm 494 7941 ■ 'l l KAWASAKI , S50 LT D Prim* condition........ 1700 OBO 171 4IB3 241—Recreational Vehicles / Campers T RAVEL TRAILER. 1977. 7i tl Argosy Rtar bdrm Good condition. A/C and awning S1.S00.................................. 1771444 • 1997 COACHMAN M.H. 14 ft. 71K ml. Many extrasl Ind generator Very easy to drive 119.900................................. 1774410 • '74 MOTOR HOME Rum great Will trad* lor IravX traltar ol comparahl* vatu* 311-7B»1 • '77 CRUISE-AIR, S7K mt., 440. IS It, S KVA. balh, micro. Tv antanna. awning, auxiliary tu*l. Very good cond. 19,110. 171 4147 alter 4 Pm. • '91 ALLEORO motor horn* 77 It. awning, twin beds, genera tor A IV.U7.MOOBO 1)107)7 �- Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, May 6, 1004 by Chic Y o u n g BLONDIE Get back in shape after pregnancy DEAR DM. G O T T : I hud a C-seelloii 1-1/2 years ago. De­ spite dally sltup* and al>d(irnlnal exercises, my stomach Nllll pro­ trudes Incrrdlhly far. Nothing seem* lo Improve my look of a four-month pregnant woman. DEAR READER: Although a Caeaur l an section can o c ­ casi onal l y weaken the a b ­ dominal muaclea. pregnancy will often stretch these muscles so greatly that they fall lo spring hack lo ihelr normal tension after delivery, leading lo a sag­ ging abdominal wall. I don’t Irelleve that the Caesarian sec­ tion you hud Is necessarily playing un Important role. Nonetheless, you should ask your ohslrlrlclun nbout this. Perhaps your exercise program needs modification - nr. us In some cases, surgery lo remove the stretched tissue may be necessary DEAR DR G O T T : Please dls cuss u transverse colostomy. While I recently had one. I really know very little about the pro­ cedure and Its outcome, except to say that It s not pleasant. DEAR READER; An anatomy lessom The ascending colon begins In the lower right ab­ domen and travels up under the liver, where It makes u 1)0 degree turn lo the left and becomes the transverse colon, which extends across the mid upper abdomen lo an area under the left rtb rage At this jxilnt. It takes a 1K>degree turn to the south fas ihr descending colonl and even­ tually becomes ih r sigmoid colon, which ronnrrts lo I be rectum. In certain Instances, such as the presence of a malignancy or ntmrrss. doctors have to re-route the intestinal lonlrnta Into a colostomy hag. a plastic con­ tainer that It worn on the altdonirn Colostomies can tie |«rrformed un any part of the colon, und mav tie iruqiorary or MIDICINE permanent. Regardless, they are never pleasant. You apparently rctprlrcd an o p e ration I o open yo u r transverse colon. To give you more Information. I urn sending you a free ropy of ACHOU 1 Pacific shark 8 Research rm. • Opp. of rrtol II Heareta 13 3. 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TO M A M PEOPLE I DOO'T WAIjr YOU TO THIUK IM JU S T SAYIOG If, W EIL. TO Y « / / P E A IL Y AD M IRE HARRY P E L A F O O T E ' Who holds tIsp most masterpoints m I h r wor l d? Paul Soloway. who llvrs In a suburb ol Sralllr Hr (days all ovrr North A m rrlca . wi nni ng so many events that tie must have lost count• Hr has morr than dll.OOO ntasl rrpol nl s. siintr 4.(MX) ahead of tils nr.urst rival, the lair Hatty ('nine Soloway has won thrrr world championships H r Is an roaygo log likable lellow with a strong will lo win that be keeps bidden liehlnd a broad smile He Is ail excellent technician with grrai table prrsrnrr. .w hr showed on today* deal Soloway’s twonpadr rrs|Minse was encouraging, so North raised with four trumps Wrsl dreidrd lu try a risky lead a low hrart. East (nil In I fir 10 anil Soloway won with Ihr qurrn At trick Iwo. Soloway returned a he.m and. alter Wrsl ptavrd low sruiiiihly. hr culled for thr king How did tie guess lliai correctly? Well. Soloway had played low promptly from (h r dummy at Irlck one And East bail insrrird the 10 In lrrri|«> Solow.iy fell sure (bat II Easl held (he A - 10 ol hearts, be would have paused, wondering whether lo win with I lie ace Still not out of Oir woods. Nnluway « ashed dummy s spade ace and led a low dob Easl won with (he king and continued with two molt* lounds of llir suit. Soloway rullrd. played a trump lo dummy's king, rulfrd dummy's Iasi fu-art In band and led a di amond lo I be 10. rndplaylng East. True. Wrsi missed charters lo drfral Ihr contract al tricks one and Iwo, hul Soloway look advantage an allrlhulr of a winner. M IR TH un 8 U I T »K t I • a y is 87 4 J »r* T 84 8 A 1* 1 IIM l F.AVT 8» I 8 J IS | 1 ♦K J » 8 A K 10 ! 8 JI l « M»l T il 8 y J to y 1 1 8Vi ♦ • *; 8y I VuliN-rable Ikith Dealer North -— It Mrtl 18 <8 Put I’lU Stllk 1 NT 18 I’lU Kail I’lU I’m I’lU Opening lead 8 3 HOROSCOPE By Bernice Bede Oool YOUR BIRTHDAY May 7, 1094 Several Important changes could la* In I he offing for you III the year ahead. They might occur simultaneously and cause you some confusion, hul (Ills condition will Ik- quickly abated. Positive results urr Indicated. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) There Is no reason lo feel gulily or Inadequate today If you can't lie as generous lo everyone as you'd like to Ik-. Give what you can. hul limit II to the deserving. Know where lo lixik for romance and you’ll find II. The AstroGraph Matchmaker Instantly reveals which signs arc roman­ tically |M'rfrc( (or you. Mall $2 and a long, self-addressed, slam|K-d envelope to Matchmak­ er. c/o this newspaper. I'.O. Ilox 4464). Nrw York. N Y. 10103. OEM1NI (May 2 1-June 20) Sclf-liilcrcsts can he substan­ tially advanced today, not by walking over others, but by walking with them. Give It a try and sec for yourself. CANCER (June 21 -July 22) The only thing that could slop ROBOTMAN* by Jim M oddlck WUAVRE YOU D0\HG IN THtRfc? we you today could la- an uhsrncc ol sclf-assuruucr. What you have lo olTrr Is as good as others, hul you must lM-lleve this lo Ik - so L E O (July 23 Aug 22) Hopes and expectations can Ik- fulfilled today, hul not necessarily lilt­ way you presently anticipate. T h e adj ust m i n i s re q u ire d shouldn't Ik- hurd to make. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22) Toduy you might gel a second chance lo try for somclhlng you've been wauling lull unable lo achieve. If you do, don't lool around, give It the maximum effort required. L IB R A (Sept. 23 Oct. 23) Your churl Indicates (lie formation of a wonderful new ulllancc In tills cycle. It could (urn out to bt- one of (he finest asswlatlons you've ever made. SCORPIO (Oct. 21 Nov. 22) Those gel-rlch-qulck schemes you concoct toduy might be tantalizing, but will they really wor k? Ever yone, I ncl udi ng yourself, could be In for a pleasant surprise:. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) It's been said that If you're lucky where chance Is con­ cerned. you muy no! he lucky In ANNIE so...These love. You uilghi he able (o dispute these conclusions lod.iy by la-lug (orlunalc In IkiII i . CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 Jail III) The quickest way lo ac­ complish your assignments to­ day Is to keen your mind focused on what you’ re doing und forego taking shortcuts. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb. HI) An Important relationship cap Ik- Invigorated today hy being one who apologizes for a recent Infraction, even If you weren't the prison who was guilty (if commit ling II. PISCES (Fch. 20 March 20) T ry lo conduct any Important business you must lake cure of today with a member of the opposite gender. Hc/shc Is likely lo be more tolerant and helpful than someone of your own sex. ARIES (March 2 1-April 10) In order lo Impress members of (he opposite gender today your comments and behavior might Ik *a bit questionable. To make a good lasting Impression, Just be yourself. Copyright 1004 APEI I E N T E R P R I S E ASSN. by Loonard Starr PRO0ABLY GL/V5 Win D£ ...V P BETTER LOOKING FOR CHECK THE ANNIE, TO H0I.P HOSPITAL TO MEN AS HOiTMl SEE HOW HER TO THE PEAL? OOPYGUARP rap IS POING... LOOK, t KNOW YfAH? Wfll, If THE <J0M SPOOK!D YOU START WAVIN’ YOU OUT YOU'RE THAT THING AROVNP S A K E WITH A t / .- ASAtHi IT HAP BETTER SOUiRT WAltR, JACK/ flJR HANDS' • %* � 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, 1994 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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